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Capitol Murder: A Novel of Suspenseby Phillip Margolin
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Deadly intrigue, breathtaking twists, and exhilarating suspense await in the third book of Phillip Margolin's New York Times bestselling Washington Trilogy. Hot on the heels of Supreme Justice, Margolin delivers another heart-pounding thriller featuring private investigator Dana Cutler and lawyer Brad Miller, who are forced by a terrorist attack on a football stadium—;and by the escape of Executive Privilege's convicted serial killer Clarence Little—to follow a sinister trail of lies, treachery, and betrayal into an unexpected new arena: the U.S. Congress.
"Phillip Margolin knows how to pack in the thrills." —Tess Gerritsen
"PI Dana Cutler and attorney Brad Miller, now working as a congressional legal aide, contend with sex scandals, an escaped murderer, and a looming major terrorist attack on U.S. soil in bestseller Margolin's busy third Washington, D.C., thriller (after 2010's Supreme Justice). Cutler is dispatched to Portland, Ore., where Miller's boss, Sen. Jack Carson, has gotten involved with a Middle Eastern seductress, Jessica Koshani, who possesses a DVD showing Carson in a compromising position. Koshani blackmails Carson into returning to D.C., where he's to report to her on what the authorities know about a suicide bombing her employers are plotting. Meanwhile, Miller must keep track of Clarence Little, a serial killer and former client sent to prison in 2008's Executive Privilege, who's been sending Miller cryptically threatening letters since escaping custody in Oregon. Some readers may struggle with the large cast and many scene shifts, but Margolin manages to pull everything together in the end. Agents: Jean Naggar and Jennifer Weltz, Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency." Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
"A killer follow-up. . . . Phillip Margolin's Capitol Murder is like a cold shower--it grabs our attention and gets our adrenaline running." New York Journal of Books
Private investigator Dana Cutler and attorney Brad Miller have overcome more than a few daunting challenges and powerful enemies to see justice done. Against tremendous odds, they successfully unmasked an American president's involvement in a chain of murders. They also saved the life of a Supreme Court justice while foiling a conspiracy by rogue members of the CIA to fix a case headed for the court.
Now wicked threats old and new are about to bring them together once again. Convicted serial killer Clarence Little has escaped from death row in Oregon, and Brad receives threatening messages in D.C., where he is working for Senator Jack Carson, a high-ranking member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. A dead body, murdered according to Little's M.O., is found in the senator's Georgetown home, and Carson has disappeared. While Dana is in Oregon digging into Carson's shady background, a terrorist cell is poised to destroy a packed professional football stadium in one of the biggest attacks on American soil. As the senator's personal life begins to dovetail with the cell's evil plan, Brad and Dana will risk it all again to uncover the truth and save their country.
Phillip Margolin proves once more that he is a true master of suspense, delivering another high-octane thriller set in Washington's legendary corridors of power. Capitol Murder's breathtaking pace and electrifying twists will have old fans and newcomers racing to the final, stunning page.
About the Author
Phillip Margolin has written eighteen novels, many of them New York Times bestsellers, including his latest novels Worthy Brown's Daughter, Sleight of Hand, and the Washington trilogy. Each displays a unique, compelling insider's view of criminal behavior, which comes from his long background as a criminal defense attorney who has handled thirty murder cases. Winner of the Distinguished Northwest Writer Award, he lives in Portland, Oregon.
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Brittany Austin hugs Caile, one of the senior dogs on the team.
While the weather wasn't too cold, a group hug by some of the participants warmed things up.
Studies about other places can lead to some interesting activities. Just ask some Carbon High School kids who have been studying Alaska and the traditions of the northland.
On Friday one of those traditions came to them as they rode a bus to Cat Canyon and took a short loop on Mounds Road in a dog sled.
More than 30 youngsters, teachers, aides and others came to find out what this mode of transportation was all about. And while the rides were short, most found that it wasn't what it is in the movies or on television.
"It's good to have people see that this isn't as simple as it looks," said Colby Shaw, of Westwind Kennels who were doing the demonstration for the students. "No matter whether you do this recreationally or do it professionally through racing or tourning, the problems are all the same."
The bus group found that you just don't get a sled and it goes. It takes a lot of preparation and rigging. Also, dogs, no matter how well trained or conditioned, don't always do what they are supposed to.
At first as the rides began the first team was more interested in the kids than they were in running. They stopped and got tangled up and a few of the students and teachers got first hand experience at how difficult it can be to have six or eight dogs wrapped up in ropes, and how tough it is to try to sort them all out. But as the rides continued, things got better as fresh dogs added life to the team and the loop the riders were taking got broken in.
Some of that participants also brought cross country skis and did a little recreation that way as well.
Students also got to spend some time with the dogs and coments like "I thought they would be a lot bigger," and "look how pretty these dogs are," could be heard continually as students kneeled down by the dogs and had a great time petting them.
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CRAFTSBURY–Christmas came early to the Craftsbury Academy, complete with a visit from Bill "Santa Claus" Lee, as both the boy's and the girl's teams won their respective divisions of the Stephen Willey Memorial Tournament on Saturday.
"Stephen was here in the gym with us today," said head of the both the boy's and girl's team Rick Thomas. "If you want to know how important winning this tournament is to us, all you have to do is look at our entire boy's team as they went out to receive their trophy. Not just the captains went out, the entire team did, and that is how much Stephen meant to us."
Both teams had to go through UCA to earn their respective trophies, and here is the path each team went on to get to their respective destiny's.
The tournament kicked off on Friday with UCA's girls earning their first win of the season, defeating Cabot 40-34.
"There was a new confidence about them which was nice to see," said UCA coach Molly Smith on her girl's play in the tourney's opening game.
The Crusaders were led by Hannah Piette's 19 points, and Amy DeLaBruere's six points and ten rebounds.
Moriah Lafoe's six rebounds were also a big part of the win.
Next up on the schedule were the UCA boy's, who disposed of Mid-Vermont Christian with a 45-33 triumph.
"It was a little closer than I would of liked, but we did some good things on defense," coach Tony DeLaBruere said. "It was a good team win with no foul trouble."
Marquel Taylor-Webster had a team-high sixteen points in, and Jon DeLaBruere contributed a dozen rebounds in the win.
Now it was Craftsbury's turn to hit the floor, and they hit it at full speed.
The girls opened the Charger portion of the night with a twenty-six point first quarter en route to a 53-30 win over Websterville.
Said Thomas, "We established an early lead and then worked on a few offensive elements that were a little rusty."
Janet Bohannon continued to flex her muscle, scoring twenty-six in limited action, and Thalia Thomas had thirteen assists in the win.
Thomas then brought out his boy's team, whose twenty-two point third quarter sparked their 58-39 win against Cabot.
"The third quarter has been a concern of ours, and on Friday, we came out with some fire," Thomas said.
Kyle Adams scored eight of his team-high twenty-two points in the third, while Alex Vetere had five in the quarter, finishing with twelve on the night.
Day two of play saw Websterville and Mid-Vermont both beating Cabot in their consolation games.
That set the stage for Championship game number one between the UCA and Craftsbury girls.
The Chargers were undefeated against UCA going into the game, and this time around it was no different, as they took home first place with a thundering 51-17 win over the Crusaders.
Things did not start out very rosy, as neither team had much luck in first.
Bohannon and Anna Strong each had a bucket for the Chargers, while Laura Libby went 3/4 from the line, leaving the score at 4-3 CA after one.
Then the flood gates opened.
The Academy went on a sixteen point run to start the second quarter, and it was all over but the trophy ceremony.
Bohannon got hot, scoring ten, and Thomas added six points while displaying some excellent ball movement.
"We were having a hard time in the first but we got it together in the second," said Thalia after the game.
Strong, Sarah Dunbar, Meghan Pennock and Meghan Brown also contributed points in the 26 point quarter.
Piette had the only UCA bucket in the second.
The Chargers tacked on twenty-one in the second half, while UCA could muster only twelve, but that did not deter Molly Smith, who was proud of her girl's ability to take home second place in the tournament.
UCA moves to 1-4 on the year, while the Chargers are a healthy 5-1.
Laura Libby had a team-high nine for UCA while Craftsbury's sixteen from Bohannon led all scorers.
Next up was the boy's game, pitting an undefeated Crusader squad versus the one win Chargers.
Well make it two wins now for Craftsbury, as they had their best showing of the year against UCA, finally defeating the Crusaders 48-31 in the third meeting of the year between the two teams, moving their record to 2-4.
The key to the win was the combination of Adams, Vetere, Logan Masse´, Frank Spiese, and Mael Le Scouezec.
Once these five players got together on the court they were unstoppable.
It was amazing, watching this quintet work the ball on offense, as well as play shut-down defense.
It was the defense that was especially impressive.
They limited Chris DeLaBruere to just seven points after he had torched them for twenty-five plus the previous time out.
They held Paul Saaman to ten, and Taylor-Webster to a UCA (3-1) best eleven.
Marquel missed much of the game with a lower body injury, which really eliminated the Crusaders inside game.
On offense, Craftsbury was proficient from outside and inside, hitting six three's and getting a strong inside presence from Adams.
Adams would lead all scorers with twenty-three points, while Vetere hit three threes as part of his thirteen point effort.
All said and done, it was a wonderful day to be a Charger, and a great way to kick off the holidays for both teams.
Craftsbury will be back in action this weekend at Chelsea on Saturday for a doubleheader starting with the girls at 5:30.
For UCA they are off to Websterville on Friday, with the girls starting at 4:00.
Editor's note: This story is missing a bunch of quotes due to the fact that my recorder fell out of my bag in Craftsbury.
Coach Rick Thomas found my recorder, which I will have back after the holiday's, making him my official Santa of 2012.
Thanks Rick, I am truly grateful and congratulations on having both or your teams win the Stephen Willey Tournament.


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Cold War hot laps: motorsports in the former East Germany
A pair of Ladas go wheel to wheel. Still image from LiveLeak video.
For those raised in the West during the Cold War, the Deutsche Demokratische Republic ("DDR," the official name for East Germany) was often seen as an impoverished and even more oppressed extension of the Soviet Union. Visitors to cities in the DDR (such as East Berlin, perhaps the most tourist-accessible) often came away with bleak images of empty streets and decrepit buildings, some still bearing the scars from Second World War bullets and bombs. Only the occasional Trabant, Warburg or Lada prowled the near-empty streets, but the East German flag (complete with hammer, compass and wreath of rye) flew in nearly every visible window. East Germans, we were told, could hardly afford cars (new or used), and waiting lists for a new Trabant could run as long as 18 years (which made prices for immediately-available used Trabants higher than new models). Framed like this, it was easy to believe that the same freedoms that motorsport enthusiasts enjoyed in the West were entirely absent in the East. While that may have been true for the average East German citizen or family, there were still those who found a way to go racing behind the German version of the Iron Curtain; in fact, it's fair to say that the former Soviet satellite country had an active motorsport culture in the post-war, pre-unification era.
A residential street in East Berlin, 1981. Note that the flags far outnumber the cars. Photo by author.
That's not to say that race cars assembled in East Germany were hammered together from home-modified parts in a garage or shed; in fact, from 1978 to 1990, there were no less than 10 makes and models of Touring Cars campaigned in the DDR, and some 14 makes and models of Formula cars spread across series like Formula Skoda, Formula Junior, Formula East, Formula 3 and Formula 4. East Germany even had its own version of Carroll Shelby in the form of Heinz Melkus; like Shelby, Melkus was a former racer turned car constructor, and held the distinction of building the only state-approved sports car in East Germany. Unlike Shelby's horsepower-rich Cobras, however, Melkus' RS1000 gullwing coupe was saddled with a 100hp two-stoke engine stuffed in a modified Wartburg 353 chassis. Still, thanks to the car's light weight, that was enough to produce a top speed of 112 MPH, far beyond the reach of more ordinary East German automobiles.
A Melkus RS1000. Still image from LiveLeak video.
Melkus constructed a little more than 100 RS1000 models throughout the 1970s, and the cars were eligible for competition in a dedicated DDR Touring Car class. Even before the RS1000 was conceived, however, Melkus earned its name as a constructor of formula cars, and its success can be traced in part to Heinz Melkus's own talents behind the wheel; over the span of some 200 Formula 3 starts, Melkus amassed a total of 80 victories. As open-wheel racing in East Germany evolved over the decades, constructors from Czechoslovakia and the USSR entered the mix, ensuring that competition among drivers in the well-attended (but untelevised, at least in the West) events rivaled that of their counterparts across Europe.
Touring car racing was also a popular form of motorsport, though East German automakers Trabant and Wartburg made up just a small fraction of the cars filling the classes. Other entrants included various Skoda models (built in Czechoslovakia), Ladas (from the USSR), ZCZ / Zastava (also from Yugoslavia). GAZ Volga 24s and Moskvich 412s were campaigned in national championships within the Soviet Union, though it isn't clear how often such models were raced in East Germany.
Membership in a regional motorsport club was essential to competing in any East German series, and all regional clubs were governed by the Allgemeiner Deutscher Motorsport Verband (ADMV), or German Motorsport Association. Founded in East Berlin in 1957, the ADMV was tasked with overseeing all forms of motorsport in East Germany, including automobile racing, motorcycle racing and even powerboat racing. Some regional clubs (like MC Sachsenring Zwickau) covered both automobile and motorcycle racing, while others (MC Hohenstein-Ernstthal) were dedicated to racing on two wheels only. The net result was that racing in the East was just as regulated and controlled as racing in the West, even if the vehicles campaigned lacked the horsepower and handling of their Western equivalents.
Though racing circuits in East Germany may have lacked the fame of circuits like West Germany's Nürburgring or France's Circuit de la Sarthe, there was no shortage of venues to race at. Of tracks in the former DDR, the Sachsenring is likely the best-known, and (like the Nürburgring Nordschleife) can trace its motorsport heritage all the way back to 1927. The Schleizer Dreieck dates back even further, to 1923, and was one of several "three-corner" (Dreieck) tracks in the former East Germany (the others being Frohburger Dreieck and Zschorlauer Dreieck). Hillclimb events were popular, too, run at places like Naumburg, Kyffhäuser, Heuberg, Schwartenburg, Steierberg, Iberg, Adlersburg and Wolfsburg.
The Sachsenring even played host to the East German Grand Prix, a motorcycle race open to competitors from both the East and the West. Getting into East Germany from the West was an eye-opening experience, as documents and vehicles were carefully checked by border patrol guards armed with automatic weapons and oversize German Shepard patrol dogs. Mike Hailwood and Jim Redman told tales of being awarded prize money in East Germany that couldn't leave the country, necessitating the purchase of things like machine tools that could later be exported to the West and (in theory, anyway) sold at a profit to recover a portion of the winnings. When the gathered crowd sung the West German national anthem ("Deutschlandlied") following West German rider Dieter Braun's victory in 1971, steps were taken by the DDR to limit the number of Western riders participating in the event. For that reason, the event was dropped from the Motorcycle Grand Prix World Championship calendar in 1972.
Names like Hartmut Thassler, Ulli Melkus and Hans-Dieter Kessler are known to few motorsport fans in the West, but these (and other) drivers were heroes to those in the East. Thassler, the 1975 East German Formula car champion, had retired from racing by the time the wall fell, but later took up flying as a hobby (something virtually inconceivable in the days of Communist rule). Ulli Melkus, the son of constructor and racer Heinz Melkus, was a superstar driver who'd proven himself racing everything from motorcycles to Formula Easter cars, the East German Equivalent of Formula One. Melkus was the DDR champion in the series in 1976, 1980, 1983, 1984 and 1985, and was awarded the prestigious "Master of Sports" title by the DDR in 1984. It's likely that he would have gone on to success in the West, too, but his life was cut short in a road accident while returning from the Nürburging in 1990.
Those who question whether the East German drivers had the same level of talent as their West German equivalents should remember the name Hans-Dieter Kessler. The East German star proved adept at racing motocross, touring cars, formula cars and rally cars, and was one of the first drivers invited to compete in the West following the fall of the Berlin Wall. On tracks like the Nürburgring Nordschleife and Hockenheim, Kessler proved every bit as fast as his Western rivals, when given comparable cars to drive.
While the Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989, true reunification of East and West Germany would stretch far beyond the "official" date of October 1990. Today, motorsports are prevalent throughout Germany, and tracks once considered "off limits" to Westerners are again hosting international motorsport events. Sadly, not much has been written on the racing heritage of the former East Germany, but what little evidence remains points to one thing: Regardless of political ideology, motorsports provides us with a universal language.
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In fact, if rosters were set today, the scout said he'd predict that the Orioles finish fourth in the AL East in 2013, just above the Tampa Bay Rays. It could have been worse. He initially had the Orioles in last, but changed his mind and flip-flopped them with the Rays.
As for the Orioles, the scout thinks there are several players – Jim Johnson, Pedro Strop, Jason Hammel, Miguel Gonzalez, specifically – who will have a tough time repeating their outstanding 2012 seasons. And, unless the club can add a big bopper in the middle of the lineup before Opening Day, he thinks the Orioles just don't have enough firepower to compete if they can't rekindle their extra-inning and close-game magic.
"Baltimore hasn't done anything to better their club [this winter], and most people agree they played over their heads last year," the scout said.
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By MELANIE STEELESun Advocate reporter
Defense was the name of the game April 22 when the Lady Dinos slugged it out with the Lady Pioneers of Lehi.
Neither team gave the other any breaks and the outcome was not decided until extra innings.
Coach Cami Carlson said Lacey Timothy's performance on the mound backed by the team's intense defensive effort led to the tight game.
"It was the best defense we've ever played," she commented.
With each team going scoreless through seven innings of regulation play, the international run rule was evoked in the eighth, putting a runner on second base to start the inning
Two outs into the inning, the Dinos looked as though they would stifle the Pioneers yet again.
The Lehi runner had only advanced to third and a second runner waited at second due to a walk. The ladies needed only one out before it was their turn at the plate.
However, after seven innings of solid play a dropped pop fly in the outfield allowed both Lehi runners to score. The next batter followed with an RBI single.
Carbon was only able to get one back in the bottom of the eighth, losing 3-1.
Brittany Pollastro was the only Dino with an extra-base hit during the game. She hit a triple in the sixth inning.
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Yes, BUT a LOT of things have to go right for us to get past the first round of the playoffs. I didn't see last year's team as being championship caliber, and I don't see the roster reporting to ST as that caliber either. IF our young pitchers successfully finish their development AND our young hitters take the next step THEN I could see this team being a real threat.
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From 2011 through 2012, overtime across all departments rose $162,000, up from $890,919 to $1.05 million.
County officials pledged to state Senate representatives that they would toe the budgetary line if they receive an increase in the local sales tax.
I, for one, will keep to my word, said Legislator Joseph R. Lightfoot, R-Ogdensburg. Were got to do something with overtime.
The largest increases were in the sheriffs department, county jail, emergency services, community services, and public health. Overtime dropped in social services, highway, the district attorneys office, the County Clerks Office, Office for the Aging, the treasurers office, and solid waste.
Overtime in the sheriffs department rose from $185,682 to $284,017. In the jail, the overtime went from $128,122 to $170,456.
The whole thing is we dont have enough people. Every day were canceling a dentists appointment for an inmate so we dont bring someone in, Sheriff Kevin M. Wells said. So much of our schedule is controlled by mandate. Youve got a very unpredictable County Court schedule. Its just crisis every day.
The sheriffs department went to 12-hour shifts several years ago.
We had to find a way to become more efficient with the amount of people we had, Sheriff Wells said.
The department recently tweaked the schedule to try to control overtime at the same time it is being overrun with pistol permit application investigations.
Its a scheduling nightmare for us, he said.
The jail is continually short on staff because two corrections officers are out on workers compensation, Sheriff Wells said.
In any case, the figures are not as bad as they might appear at first glance because they do not include reimbursement of at least $40,000.
In addition, overtime is not necessarily a dirty word because it can save the county from hiring additional people and paying for fringe benefits, Sheriff Wells said.
Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire suggested part-time officers to fill in holes in the schedule, but Sheriff Wells dismissed the idea.
I dont think that will fly with the union, he said.
Emergency services has already reworked the schedule of dispatchers to cut overtime costs.
Public health got into a crunch when it lacked enough staff to care for the patients it had in the Certified Home Health Aide program, which is being phased out this year.
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
After making a firm decision to begin exploring an East Carbon City/Sunnyside merger at the beginning of the year, East Carbon officials prompted their city attorney to investigate the legal issues involved. Following his report, the East Carbon Council also vowed to approach Sunnyside's city leaders during their next session.
To facilitate a merger plan, East Carbon officials agreed to have their entire council put on Sunnyside City's agenda during their next session regardless of who is in attendance. The council attempted this meeting last week but were stymied because of Sunnyside Mayor Doug Parson's absence.
Discussion of the merger was brought forward by council member Barbara Robinett, who questioned East Carbon Attorney Jeremy Humes about his investigation of a 2004 plan which was drafted in order to bring the cities together.
"Liz [East Carbon City Recorder Liz Holt] and I met and went through the old consolidation plan and everything appeared to be in order," said Humes. "Since then I've continued through the documents and found that there are some updates which are needed. We need a current list of city assets and an inventory which would could be added as an addendum. The city's bonding would also need to be included but aside from current information everything seems to be just fine."
While both cities have publicly stated that consolidation would be a big help to both towns concerning public funding, East Carbon officials seem much more eager to get the project rolling.
"I think it is going to behoove us to start going out and talking to everybody, the more that I talk to people they don't even know what this merger is going to entail," said Robinett. "I understand we need to have open meetings but both cities now how many people tend to show up at public hearings."
Council member David Maggio, who also expressed interest in beginning the merger process sooner rather than later.
"Almost every citizen I have talked to in Sunnyside feels that it's time. They understand that a city of 300 or less can't continue to operate," he said. "Their liability to East Carbon just for police protection is $70,000."
Maggio then turned his comments to Sunnyside Cogeneration and the anger he feels over their recent property tax adjustment.
"You know they bought 90 coats for the kids in Sunnyside but if you look at it from the proper perspective, Sunnyside bought those coats," he said. "Sunnyside lost $100,000 [in tax revenue] and these guys bought $9,000 worth of coats. I'm not too impressed."
According to Maggio, the main motivating factor behind this merger and the hurried nature in which it is now moving forward is solely based on community survival.
"This has nothing to do with us trying to absorb another town. What this is about is having enough people so that the agencies that we work with on the county, state and federal level will be willing to help us," he continued. "Because they are not going to help us when we ask for duplicated services. Them days are gone and they aren't coming back."
Concerning the loss of tax revenue in Sunnyside City, residents within the crowd inquired as to whether or not city contracts with Sunnyside Cogeneration would be modified if the cities were to combine.
"When you join these two towns you have no way of knowing who the new mayor or the council is going to be," answered Maggio. "Whoever throws their name in the hat and whoever is elected collectively by the three subdivisions for lack of a better term. If it was my thought process, this is what I would tell them. You changed your tax structure by approaching the county and the state to claim that you are worth less. We have approached ourselves and have found that your water is worth more. So whatever you paid for water before, quadruple it. Or pray for rain."
Maggio continued his comments concerning water issues by stating that East Carbon employees are regularly called to the town's water treatment facilities over weekend hours to generate more clean water solely because of the power plant's consumption.
"The way this whole scenario plays out is going to be very intense," he continued. "We have to look at our debt, look at their debt. We have to look at everybody's assets and make it work."
The council agreed to set firm dates at their next work session which would determine when certain benchmarks having to do with the merger would be complete.
Those goals according to city attorney Humes will revolve around a plan for merger which will have to be accepted by both cities and then filed with the Carbon County Recorder.
"Once they determine that all legal requirements have been made then they will put the matter on the ballot," said Humes. "That's if the merger is proposed through resolutions. If the matter is proposed through petition then the city has only 45 days to get the plan done, so you it's definitely a good idea to have some goals."


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The investigational drug, palbociclib (PD 0332991), was discovered and is being developed by Pfizer, Inc. Preliminary results of a phase 2 study showed a significant increase in progression-free survival (PFS, the length of time a patient is on treatment without tumor growth) for patients with advanced breast cancer that was estrogen receptor positive (ER+), HER2-negative (HER2-) who were given a combination of the standard anti-estrogen treatment, letrozole, and palbociclib compared to letrozole alone.
The preliminary phase 2 clinical data supporting the designation were initially reported in December 2012 at the CTRC-AACR San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) by Dr. Richard S. Finn, associate professor of medicine at JCCC. The clinical study was built on laboratory work from the Translational Oncology Research Laboratory directed by Dr. Dennis Slamon, Professor of Medicine at JCCC and director of the Revlon/UCLA Women's Cancer Research Program.
The preclinical work testing palbociclib in a panel of human breast cancer cells growing in culture dishes showed very encouraging activity, specifically against ER+ cancer cells. These preclinical observations were then moved into phase 1 clinical studies led by Finn and Slamon at UCLA. Those studies were designed to determine the doses and initial safety results of a combination with letrozole, a commonly used drug for ER+ breast cancer.
Once the phase 1 studies were completed, the phase 2 studies were performed in 165 breast cancer patients with ER+ disease. The interim data presented at SABCS showed that the median PFS of patients given the palbociclib-letrozole combination was 26.1 months compared to 7.5 months for those given letrozole alone. Among patients with measurable disease, 45 percent receiving the combination had confirmed responses, compared to 31 percent with letrozole alone, and the clinical benefit rates (tumor shrinkage and/or stable disease for a minimum of 6 months) were 70 percent and 44 percent, respectively.
Enacted as part of the 2012 FDA Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA), Breakthrough Therapy designation is intended to expedite the development and review of a potential new medicine if it is "...intended, alone or in combination with one or more other drugs, to treat a serious of life-threatening disease or condition and preliminary clinical evidence indicates that the drug may demonstrate substantial improvement over existing therapies on one or more clinically significant endpoints."
"This drug combination demonstrated a dramatic and clinically meaningful effect on PFS in women with ER+ breast cancer," said Finn. "These results confirm the preclinical work we began at the Translational Lab."
In collaboration with Finn and colleagues, Pfizer has initiated a randomized, multicenter, double-blind phase 3 study to evaluate palbociclib combined with letrozole compared to letrozole alone as a first-line treatment for post-menopausal patients with ER+, HER2-, locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer.
"The results of this phase 2 study validate the Translational Laboratory approach," said Slamon. "By identifying the correct targets for treatment in the right patient population, we move forward with personalized oncology that we hope will greatly improve the outcomes for this group of breast cancer patients. These results are as exciting as the initial results we saw for trastuzumab (Herceptin) in HER2+ breast cancers but represent a new approach for a different and larger subset of breast cancers, i.e., those that are ER+. We are working diligently to enroll the phase 3 validation study as quickly and safely as possible."
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MADRID - In front of friends, family, faculty, administrators and staff Friday, 56 Madrid-Waddington Central School graduates turned the page to a new chapter in their lives.
I am very proud to say, although I may be preaching to the choir here, for as Ive gotten to know students of the Class of 2013, I have seen their genuine caring and empathy for others, Superintendent Lynn M. Roy said, looking out over the graduates. I know our future and our community is in good hands.
As a way of honoring the past, the graduates began by dedicating the ceremony to a classmate who could not be there: Matthew N. Caldwell.
Matthew, who was described by classmates as the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back, was killed by a drunk driver while he was riding his snowmobile in 2008.
At the ceremony, a 2013 yearbook dedicated to Matthew was given to his parents, Robert J. and Susan Caldwell.
He is always with us. He is even a part of the choices we make, classmate James P. Miller said. He reminds us just how short life can be and to live every day to the fullest.
In keeping with that theme, salutatorian Jennifer E. Ryan encouraged her classmates to focus on making their lives better, not on pleasing others.
Dont feel pressure to make others happy, make yourself happy instead and treat others kindly, Ms. Ryan said. Dont feel pressure to change the world, change yourself instead, seek out your passions and the rest will come for you.
And co-valedictorian Kathleen E. Tiernan shared her one wish for her classmates.
So what is it that I wish for my peers? Fortune and fame? No, thats not it. Big houses and fancy cars? Nope. Billboard and record deals? No, not those either. How about one simple thing: happiness. I wish you all happy lives.
In the spirit of living life to the fullest, co-valedictorian Austin Scott encouraged his classmates to seize every opportunity.
I guarantee that everybody on this stage will have opportunities they never dreamed about. Take those opportunities, he said.
Of the 56 diplomas awarded at Fridays ceremony, four were Advanced Regents diplomas with Honors, 13 were Advanced Regents Diplomas and 34 were Regents Diplomas.
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Students take part in the first day of summer camp Monday at the Lincoln Park Community Center in Fort Pierce. Campers participate in a variety of games and activities including a tennis program, swimming and occasional field trips, but also prepare for the next school year through reading and math instruction, according to camp supervisor Randy Roundtree. "We want to make sure we put something inside the kids that they know they are very important," he said. The camp is full, but parents can get more information, or add their names to a waiting list, by calling 462-1788.


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Many people enjoy a wide range of video games that span sports, science fiction, crime and horror. Still, just because your nineteen-year-old loves Call of Duty: Black Ops or Red Dead Redemption, doesn't mean that your seven-year-old should be playing it. How do you keep your younger ones from feeling left out? Are there ways the whole family can make gaming a fun, family bonding time? Absolutely.
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You're probably familiar with Microsoft's Xbox360, the Nintendo Wii and Sony's PlayStation 3 as the leaders in console gaming, but do you know which one is right for you? Choosing the games that you think are family friendly is a good place to start, but keep in mind that store shelves aren't necessarily where all the games are. Each of the three major console choices offer a large library of downloadable games, some free of charge, and each has a motion-sensor capability for putting more exercise into gaming.
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The 45-year-old was appointed on Monday to replace Benjamin Galindo, who was sacked following the 4-2 defeat against Puebla.
That result saw Chivas slip to 15th in the Mexican Apertura championship, as an own goal from Kristian Alvarez and then a Matias Alustiza strike helped Puebla to their first win of the campaign.
Ortega - who worked as a coach at the club between 2003 and 2009 - will be hoping to reverse Chivas' slide when he takes charge for the first time against a Queretaro side who have won just once in their opening six games.
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Unbeaten Santos Laguna will once again look to in-form striker Oribe Peralta when they face a tough trip to Tijuana.
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Strugglers Atlas and Pumas UNAM will both go in search of their first win of the season when they go head-to-head and rock-bottom Atlante must also snap a three-game losing streak if they are to overcome Pachuca.
Fifth-place Cruz Azul will bid for first away success of the season when they make the trip to Puebla, while Tigres UANL face a Chiapas side who have not beaten their hosts in league action in over four years.
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|Pellegrini happy for stricken Kompany to join Belgium
|Lewandowski would not score without his team-mates, says Guardiola
|Everton v Liverpool: Rodgers welcomes pressure
|Guardiola: Robben edging closer to comeback
|Mourinho desperate to end ´worst period in my career´
|Pulis talks up Pardew as future England manager
|Giants like Cristiano Ronaldo make Real Madrid achieve the impossible - Perez
|Bayern congratulate nominees on leaked Ballon d´Or list
|Riedle: Klopp a great fit for Liverpool
|CAS rejects appeal over Neymar Brazil ban
|Arsenal v Manchester United: Wenger excited by ´special fixture´
|Sherwood warns Grealish over Aston Villa form
|Poor Liverpool form means Everton are favourites - Carragher
|Reus returns for Germany qualifiers
|El Ghazi in line for Netherlands debut
|Morata replaces Costa in Spain squad
|Sturridge return massive and Benteke could make derby comeback, says Rodgers
|Koeman: Mourinho should not be calling himself "the special one"
|Liverpool´s spending makes them favourites - Martinez
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|Wenger loses cool over Ospina questions
|In-form Lewandowski the best striker in the world - Riedle
|Koscielny injury blow for Arsenal
|Mignolet: Liverpool have to be killers
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A Clayton woman sentenced Nov. 9 in federal court for embezzling money from the U.S. Postal Service was sentenced Monday in Jefferson County for manufacturing methamphetamine at her home.
Andrea L. Lynch, 30, was sentenced to an unspecified amount of time served at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building and five years probation for Sept. 17 guilty pleas to fourth-degree grand larceny and third-degree unlawfully manufacturing methamphetamine.
She admitted that between Sept. 1 and 11, 2011, she stole more than $1,000 from her employer, Sunnybank Restaurant, Cape Vincent. She also admitted that on Jan. 23 or 24, 2011, she possessed pseudoephedrine, lithium, ammonia nitrate and other items used in the manufacture of methamphetamine at her residence at 37820 Deferno Road.
Ms. Lynch previously was sentenced in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, to nine months time served for a June 25 guilty plea to misappropriation of postal funds. She admitted that while working at post offices in Theresa, Fishers Landing and LaFargeville, she embezzled 213 money orders totaling $51,162 without purchasing or processing any of the money orders through the St. Louis Federal Reserve, in violation of federal law.
The U.S. attorneys office said the investigation into Ms. Lynchs activities began in August 2010 when special agents with the U.S. Postal Services Office of Inspector General reviewed records from the Theresa post office as a result of numerous money orders being processed after the date they were cashed. The U.S. attorneys office said Ms. Lynch admitted using the money orders to support a heroin addiction.
A codefendant in the methamphetamine case, Hugh J. Broadbent, 28, Watertown, pleaded guilty March 14 in County Court to second-degree criminal possession of methamphetamine-making materials, admitting that he possessed items used for the manufacture of methamphetamine at Ms. Lynchs home. He was sentenced May 2 to a year in the PSB.
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Whole Foods to label all genetically modified foods
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Mar 12, 2013 The grocery chain Whole Foods has announced it will require all of its products that contain genetically modified food ingredients to be labeled that way by 2018.
Top Chef's Tom Colicchio on hunger in America
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Feb 28, 2013 Across-the-board furloughs would reduce the number of food inspectors, possibly affecting prices and supplies of meat.
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Pardon me, is that an old Grey Poupon commercial?
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Feb 19, 2013 Kraft dusts off its famous ad for the Oscars in a nostalgic attempt to cut the mustard.
Look past the headlines: Horse meat is cheaper, healthier
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Feb 15, 2013 A major scandal in Europe over horsemeat is having an unexpected consequence in Britain: A surge in sales of horseburgers.
British food safety regulators ask: Where's the beef?
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Feb 8, 2013 The British government has ordered the country's food industry to test all processed beef products after some of the country's biggest food manufacturers have been finding horsemeat in their products.
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Feb 4, 2013 The fast-food chain offers Fish McBites, with fewer calories and certification that the fish is caught sustainably.
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Before we even start, we have a disclosure to make: we are longtime appreciators of all things Kirsten Dunst, ever since her pre-teen turn in Interview with the Vampire, a movie she totally stole from co-stars Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise. Since that impressive role, our adoration has only continued to grow, as Dunst's created some of our favorite film characters of all time, ranging from the dreamy and doomed Lux Lisbon in The Virgin Suicides to the cheerocracy-crazed Torrance Shipman in Bring It On to the plucky, redheaded Mary Jane Watson in Spider Man. Plus, in addition to her silver screen work, Dunst is equally skilled at creating memorable fashion moments in both her professional and personal life. While ever evolving, Dunst tends to favor clothing that has an unfussy French spirit or simple pieces with a vintage vibe (she executes everything from flapper-girl chic to '70s soignee with ease). As such, it's no wonder that she's a fashion-world darling, serving as everything from a muse for Rodarte to the face of Bulgari's Jasmin Noir fragrance and Boy. Band of Outsiders' recent campaigns. Considering all of this-and the fact that Dunst's newest film, Melancholia, for which she received the Best Actress prize at Cannes, debuts in limited release today-we knew she'd be the perfect person to act as our November Guest Editor. From her signature scent to her go-to thrifty thrill, read on for all of Dunst's essentials in today's story!
L'Artisan Parfumeur Passage D'Enfer Eau De Toilette ($100)
Of all the fragrances in the world, Dunst called out L'Artisan Parfumeur's Passage D'Enfer as her absolute favorite. We have to agree with her pick, as the scent is quite mesmerizing and addicting, despite it's ominous name ("passage d'enfer" literally translates to "passage to hell," but idiomatically is closer to "rite of passage"). Thanks to a delicate blend of lily and white musks, it has just the right amount of sweetness and femininity without being too overpowering.
Ralph Lauren Cashmere Cable Throw ($595) in Cream
Whether you wish to admit it or not, most of us have some sort of security blanket that we can't live without. Whether it's an uber-comfortable piece of bedding or a well-worn t-shirt, it's something comforting that gets you through the night. In Dunst's case, it's Ralph Lauren's cream Cashmere Cable Throw. "I don't fly on a plane or sleep in a foreign place without it," Dunst says. And considering its incredibly soft fabric and chic look, we completely understand her reasoning! If you're not looking to invest quite so much, we'd like to direct you to Pottery Barn's Cozy Cable-Knit Throw ($79), which has a similar vibe and is available in five beautiful colors.
Petrossian Signature Totes ($10-$15)
While most people flock to Petrossian to stock up on the world's best caviar and other gourmet delicacies, we were amused to find that Dunst has a fondness for the company's signature totes. Why, you may ask? According to our GE, in addition to being a practical choice for picnics and storing perishable items, these blue canvas carriers can also function as a great toiletry bag! Whether you're constantly on the go or just in need of some extra storage, consider these totes a fabulous option for all your beauty necessities.
A.P.C. Candle No. 2 ($45) in Jasmine Vert
Not only is A.P.C. responsible for some of the best clothing and accessories available on the market, but the brand also produces some pretty fantastic home items too-specifically, a wonderful assortment of candles! Though our GE is partial to the calming Jasmine Vert, we recommend picking up all five delicious scents, including Orange Flower and Toumbac, because let's be honest: you can never have too many amazing candles!
St. Mark's Place Silver Hoop Earrings
If there's one thing we've learned from today's GE story-other than the fact that Dunst has amazing taste and Petrossian totes can double as cute toiletry bags-it's that you don't have to break the bank to find a quality pair of great silver hoop earrings. When it comes to finding this essential jewelry item, Dunst heads to New York's infamous St. Marks Place, where she picks up chic iterations for a song! If you can't get to NYC, Aldo's Kitchin Hoop Earrings ($8) are an almost identical pair.
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Dunst is known for wearing plenty of Chanel, Chloe, and Rodarte, but when it comes to her favorite party ensemble, she named Orla Kiely as her go-to designer. "I love her clothes," Dunst says, "they're really whimsical, yet practical." She was particularly drawn to the look above, which features a cream blouse tucked into a pair of high-waisted black flared trousers. It's definitely a bit more sober than her red carpet attire, but equally stylish and feminine.
Sonia Rykiel Exquise Heels ($1055, 617.426.2033) in Red
When asked about her favorite shoe for fall, Dunst aptly responded with Sonia Rykiel's Exquise Heels. Her reasoning was simple: versatility. "They're mules, they're pumps, and they're Mary Janes!" she says. We love that they're simultaneously sexy and chic, just like Dunst, and can't help but think they would perfectly compliment a slew of holiday outfits this season. If you'd like to try a less pricey option, don't miss Fergie's Beatnick Sandals ($90), which have an equally show-stopping presence or Sam Edelman's Marina Pumps ($130) for which are less va-va-voom and more ladylike.
Rodarte for Opening Ceremony High Neck Maxi Dress ($1035) in Icy Mint
If you've followed Dunst closely over the last few years, you're probably familiar with her fondness for all things Rodarte. As such, we weren't surprised to see that one of her must-haves for fall is this diaphanous dress from the Mulleavy sisters' recent collaboration with Opening Ceremony. There's so much love about this frock, like its ruffled detailing and whimsical silhouette, which echoes Dunst's romantic red-carpet choices, and the ice mint hue, which would look perfect against her fair skin.


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It's finally time for collectors to add the last "E" to the P-O-P-EY-E spelled out on the spines of Fantagraphics' landmark series. Popeye creator E.C. Segar died at the age of 43, leaving behind less than a decade's worth of strips and this sixth and final volume collects not only the last of the dailies but also 62 splendid full-page, full-color Sundays. Additional features include two historical articles by Popeye expert Rick Marschall, an illustrated Segar-written biography of Popeye and more rare art and photos.


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North country state representatives are opposed to a bill that would legalize medical marijuana in New York.
The bill is proposed in the Assembly by Committee on Health Chairman Richard N. Gottfried, D-Manhattan, and in the Senate by State Sen. Diane J. Savino, D-Staten Island/Brooklyn. It would set up a system by which the state Health Department would license and regulate organizations that could dispense medical marijuana to certified patients.
To a great extent, the objections of north country representatives focused on the conflict with the federal government that the measure would create.
Assemblywoman Addie Russell, D-Theresa, said she would not support the legalization of medical marijuana at the state level because the federal government has not yet made the substance legal.
Its not the law of the land, Mrs. Russell said. It would set up a conflict between the federal and state government and put those that may need it in a difficult position.
Mrs. Russell also said that the availability of medical marijuana often serves as a gateway for more illegal drug use and that she has not seen a proposal that effectively restricts marijuana to only medical purposes.
Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River, has voiced concerns about medical marijuana in three areas, according to his chief of staff, Brian Peck.
Unlike other prescription drugs, marijuana has not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and variations in manufacturing, quality and possible contamination with other substances would be difficult to detect, Mr. Blankenbush said via email.
Mr. Blankenbush also said he was concerned about the effect that legalizing medical marijuana would have on law enforcement.
During the last vote in 2012, the New York State Police Conference opposed the bill, Mr. Blankenbush said.
And discrepancies between state and federal regulations also concern Mr. Blankenbush.
Marijuana is still a Schedule 1 controlled substance under federal law. There needs to be more discussion between law enforcement, the FDA and changes with Federal Law before we put patients, doctors, and business owners into a bad position, Mr. Blankenbush said in the email.
State Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, was not available for comment Monday but her spokeswoman, Sarah Compo, said Mrs. Ritchie does not support relaxing drug laws.
The proposed system in New York state would impose an excise tax on manufacturing and dispensing medical marijuana. Fifty percent of the revenue would be shared with the municipality where the marijuana was either manufactured or dispensed and fifty percent would go to the state.
Five percent of the states share would go toward finding alcohol and substance abuse treatment, according to the bill.
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The minor in African American Studies offers a multidisciplinary perspective on African American life and culture. You will explore the contributions of people of African descent in every area of human endeavor and begin to understand the material circumstances of their lives.
The minor includes courses that address social, political, and economic issues confronting people of African descent, particularly those who live in the United States.
The African American Studies minor not only gives you a scholarly perspective on the lives and accomplishments of African Americans, it educates you to be a positive and productive citizen of a multicultural world.
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Twelve student double faced workstation that provides a fully equipped science center. Unit is constructed of solid oak, oak and hardwood veneers with flat black phenolic resin top. Unit includes six GFI protected AC duplex receptacles and twelve book compartments. Each cabinet has four drawers and a cupboard compartment. All drawers and doors lock.
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Limerick Unit 1 sets station reliability record of 727 days.
Pottstown, Pennsylvania - Operators safely took Limerick Generating Station Unit 1 off-line for a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage shortly after midnight EDT Monday, March 22. The beginning of this refueling outage completes a successful run of 727 days for Unit 1 and sets a new continuous run record at Limerick. This also represents the second longest continuous run for a boiling water reactor in the United States. "Unit 1 has been online for almost two years, which represents a new record for reliability for Limerick Generating Station," said Chris Mudrick, Limerick site vice president. "The team has been preparing for this outage for more than a year and we are now ready to execute our plan safely and efficiently. A successful refueling outage will help us to safely and reliably operate the unit during the next two years." During the outage, workers will perform approximately 14,000 activities on a variety of plant components and systems. This includes replacing approximately a third of the reactor's fuel and performing a series of extensive inspections. Many of the activities performed during the outage cannot be performed while the plant is running, and all are designed to ensure the safe and reliable production of carbon-free electricity through the 24-month operating cycle. To support this effort, the station will utilize the talents and expertise of close to 1,900 additional workers. These men and women are skilled workers from other Exelon sites, local union halls, travelers from outside the area and specialized vendors. They all provide a temporary benefit for the local economy. Limerick Unit 2 will continue to generate electricity during the Unit 1 outage. Limerick Generating Station is located approximately 21 miles northwest of Philadelphia. With both units at full power, the site can produce enough carbon-free electricity for 2 million homes.
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Mens Soccer Hosts Third Annual Kicking with the Jays
OMAHA, Neb. – The No. 6 Creighton men's soccer team will host its third annual "Kicking with the Jays" free soccer clinic for children from the Omaha Housing Authority at Morrison Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. CT.
Joining the current Creighton men's soccer staff and student-athletes this year at the event will be former CU head men's soccer coach Bob Warming, currently the head coach at Penn State, and his Nittany Lions. PSU is in town this weekend to play an exhibition against Omaha Saturday night. The following day, Creighton will entertain No. 7 Notre Dame on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Morrison Stadium.
The Warming family will be on site as well as both squads. They founded Audrey's Shoes for Kids, an organization that provides youth with soccer shoes, shin guards, and socks in memory of Audrey Warming, the 21- year old daughter of the coach who died tragically in an automobile accident in 2012. At last year's clinic, over 150 pairs of soccer shoes and shin guards were given out to kids ages 8 to 18, many of whom come from refugee families from Sudan and Ethiopia.
Creighton and UnitedHealthcare will again cosponsor the "Kicking With the Jays", event. The shoes are funded by private donations, including contributions from major shoe companies.
Warming boasts the most victories in Jays soccer history. A member of the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame, he led Creighton from 1990-94 and again from 2001-09, posting a combined record of 190-61-34 (.726) during his 14 years with the Jays.
"We are continuing the legacy that Bob and Audrey Warming began with the Omaha Housing Authority, we are very grateful that so many people have donated to this program," said current Creighton head men's soccer coach Elmar Bolowich. "We are also thankful for the support from the vendors, to donate and ship shoes that we can provide for the kids. I believe this to be an unprecedented event in college soccer and a local community.
"Its important for our players to see that there are kids that are underserved, even in Omaha," added Bolowich. "Its a good thing for us to help these kids, instruct them a little bit and show them what college soccer is all about, so they look at both the educational side and athletic side of college."
For these children soccer is more than a pastime, it is a passion. "Kicking with the Jays" aims to utilize soccer to reach the lives of children with the message that you can have fun, play and live an active and healthy lifestyle no matter your age or economic status.


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I like to keep an eye out for unique cooking tips. Not saying that I would use them, mind you, but any tricks of the trade interest me.
And when I saw Breitbart (of all sites) was advertising a cooking show on wontons staring Gan Lulu, an auto show model, and her mother, Lei Bingxia, I was curious. The show, Bang Bang Bang, part of Jiangsu Education Television's regular programming, was recently banned by the Chinese government.
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The darkest of our henna blocks, Caca Noir is made from a blend of the finest Persian henna and deep blue indigo hues to leave hair soft, glossy, and deeply conditioned. If you have dark hair, you'll end up with a rich blue-black tint that blends magnificently with reddish hues. As with all our hennas, the more frequently you use Caca Noir, the more the color will intensify. After the first use, expect your hair to turn several shades darker. However, to truly release your darker side, keep applying every 4-6 weeks.
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