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IOWA CITY, Iowa - The Creighton men's tennis team dropped its first road match of the season at Iowa 7-0 at the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex Saturday morning.
The Bluejays (1-1) fell behind early to the Hawkeyes (4-1) who claimed the doubles point with a three-match sweep.
At No. 2 doubles CU senior Sean Mathison and freshman Nick Thompson dropped an 8-2 decision to Iowa's Matt Hagan and Jonas Dierckx. On court one the Hawkeye duo of Garret Dunn and Michael Swank topped the Creighton senior tandem of Billy Paluch and Ryan Norman 8-4. On court three the Bluejay pairing of sophomore Elliot Baker and freshman Brandon Lee fell 8-4 to Iowa's Juan Estensorro/Joey White.
Iowa then rolled into the singles competition to sweep five of six matches in straight sets.
Creighton senior Billy Paluch, ranked No. 91 nationally in singles, was forced to retire in his match at No. 1 singles after taking the first set 6-3 and losing a tiebreaker in the second set at 7-6. Paluch retired before a deciding set.
CU freshman Quinn Dippel pushed Swank in the No. 6 slot to extra games in both sets before surrendering a 7-5, 7-5 match. Mathison won six games from Dunn on court three in a 6-4, 6-2 downfall. Iowa clinched the team match point on court five as Iowa's Dominic Patrick dealt Lee a 6-0, 6-3 setback.
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Creighton at Iowa
Feb 9, 2013 at Iowa City, Iowa
(Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex)
Iowa 7, Creighton 0
1. Matt Hagan (IOWA) def. Billy Paluch (CU) 3-6, 7-6, retired due to injury
2. Jonas Dierckx (IOWA) def. Ryan Norman (CU) 6-3, 6-2
3. Garret Dunn (IOWA) def. Sean Mathison (CU) 6-4, 6-2
4. Juan Estensorro (IOWA) def. Elliot Baker (CU) 6-3, 6-2
5. Dominic Patrick (IOWA) def. Brandon Lee (CU) 6-0, 6-3
6. Michael Swank (IOWA) def. Quinn Dippel (CU) 7-5, 7-5
Order of finish: 4, 2, 5, 3, 6, 1
1. Garret Dunn/Michael Swank (IOWA) def. Ryan Norman/Billy Paluch (CU) 8-4
2. Matt Hagan/Jonas Dierckx (IOWA) def. Sean Mathison/Nick Thompson (CU) 8-2
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FERRON - Geraldine Ann Sundell Mattox, age 84, passed away on Dec. 15, 2011 at home surrounded by loved ones.
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marcus posted on Jul 07, 2008 - 22:45 PM
he's cool he's unique, I like him!
Cam R posted on Jul 09, 2008 - 22:58 PM
Holy shit, he's got some speed hasnt he, awesome drumming! I love the ride / china stack idea... I was going to try that, but then again, hes done it now haha :p
whaperk posted on Aug 09, 2008 - 0:59 AM
all he has is fast double bass skills... other than that, nothin new... just cool hair :)
youngdrummer posted on Aug 14, 2008 - 16:39 PM
damn he´s fast
Felix posted on Sep 03, 2008 - 13:58 PM
I don' t like him!
He cant play very well!
He' s only fast!
I can play better!
Punisher posted on Sep 05, 2008 - 8:04 AM
you are a little frustred man.
you have just shit in your head!
aeowriu posted on Sep 13, 2008 - 12:21 PM
so many cymbals...
use them more!
bobelidou posted on Sep 26, 2008 - 5:12 AM
if you see correctely you can see his pedal is twin effect pedal on sonor brand...if he can play fast with this he has a LOT of coordination
speedy posted on Oct 03, 2008 - 14:30 PM
sounds like an explosion in a drum factory or someone kicked their drums down a flight of stairs. speed, yes. groove, finesse, style, no. sounds like he is just hitting things
drumguy posted on Oct 04, 2008 - 15:57 PM
wash that hair and dont quit your day job. it sounds bad and i dont mean that in a good way!
Felix posted on Oct 20, 2008 - 17:53 PM
Hey! drumguy youre right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hate him!
jenny c posted on Oct 30, 2008 - 8:27 AM
Hey guys what say you!!!!
He is a very good and novator drummer....
chek this other video on youtube with his band he is awesome .
speedy posted on Dec 07, 2008 - 14:39 PM
this guy makes me feel really good because if he can get a drum solo on this web site being as crappy and sloppy as he is, then we all should be able to right?
Speedy and Drumguy are Jealous Haters posted on Dec 18, 2008 - 7:43 AM
Speedy and Drumguy are Jealous Haters. Get Life's.
dylan posted on Dec 19, 2008 - 23:48 PM
you guys are assholes, he is better than you! and if you say NO way im better then why the fuck arnt you on the meinl website bitch!
life! posted on Dec 21, 2008 - 17:18 PM
damn long hair^^
Ante_drum posted on Jan 11, 2009 - 1:20 AM
This dude is the shit! he makes me want to practice even more to get my feet like that! and is single hand rolls are nuts!
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Great playing, however it's a little difficult to follow his rhythmic patterns imo.
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Some Guys copies my Name!
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Mr. Wyss plays SHITT
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Conor Burridge posted on Apr 02, 2010 - 2:12 AM
Wow, a lot of hating... All I'm saying is, he's a making a professional career in music. When your band makes it and you get a Meinl endorsement, THEN you can start putting up YOUR drum solo videos. Until then, shut the hell up and try to appreciate the playing.
felix posted on May 08, 2010 - 13:47 PM
sounds like terrana
hannes posted on May 24, 2010 - 23:28 PM
everything is a mess- his set up and his hairs!!!
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i swear he is using like a quad pedal
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We quietly built and released a new feature for Member Assembler last Fall - the Box Builder. This tool allows a CSA to design each week's CSA box as far as what products will go into each size of box, target an overall box value, and then retrieve harvest amounts needed to fill the boxes for the week.
This feature is available in the control panel right now under: Member Assembler > Box Builder. Check out the Box Builder help document for more details about how to use this tool.
As May turns to June, many of our CSAs will start delivering CSA shares, so this tool will now become useful. This is certainly not a tool that you need to use with your CSA and the Member Assembler system does not force you to use this, but it may help you be more organized and keep precise records of what went into each box. It also spits out a report that you can hand directly to your field managers so they know what to pick for that delivery day.
We are still learning how people will use this tool, so please give me some feedback as you try out the box builder by emailing simon*at*smallfarmcentral.com. I am especially interested in what kinds of statistics you would like to gather from the system.
A farmer just wrote me, "We are having a spring from hell. Winter snow didn't leave the fields til May so planting sequencing a challenge. You never catch up when it starts wrong we are finding out. We also are dealing with five inches of rain so each field has chronic wet spots."
I know this is a pretty widespread experience from reading the discussion on the CSA Farmer Discussion and following the chatter of farmers here in western Pennsylvania. When I was in Colorado visiting farmer friends at the beginning of May, we woke up to 8 inches of snow on the ground (see photo). So, I think it is safe to say that it has been a tough Spring for a lot of vegetable growers.
My only advice in a tough growing season is to lean on your CSA members and take advantage of the lines of communications and trust that you have built over the years. My CSA farm had a freeze scare over the weekend and they spent the weekend updating members via Facebook on the great lengths taken to cover an acre of tender nightshades from the frost. Thankfully, the plants all survived, but this sort of communication connects members to the farm and the challenges of farming. This kind of communication will lead to understanding from members later in the season, when, for example, tomatoes are later than normal or not as plentiful.
When you grow a wide variety of crops, there is the hope that when one crop doesn't grow well due to the weather, another crop that is more adaptable to the weather will take over and provide a bounty. Bad weather, frosts, floods, hail storms, drought, and more will inevitably happen over the years, so if we can find anything good in these situations and use it is as teachable moment for members (while, of course, mitigating the damage as much as possible!) you are ahead of the game and taking the greatest advantage the CSA model and the community you have built.
Some of you are lucky enough to live in a region with the kind of weather that allows for fresh food to be sold from outdoor stands and tables all year-round. Those of us in the East, however, feel the rising anticipation for Farmers Market Season all spring long. Now, as seasonal markets get rolling, us Easterners are ready to fill our tote bags with early offerings like rhubarb and radishes.
While the market's goods must obey the regional conditions of the growing season, the nature of the market's operations allow for flexibility in the way business is done. Special relationships with customers are built, deals can be made, and bartering occurs. Read about two new ways that Farmers Markets are changing in order to better meet their community's needs.
Here in Pittsburgh, the Citiparks Farmers Markets, with the help of the Just Harvest Organization, are testing out a way to allow customers to pay with their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Access cards, credit, or debit cards. Cards are swiped through an electronic card reader and the patron is given wooden tokens to spend at participating market stalls. Similar systems are in place and popping up in markets across the country. Click the links below to read more about existing programs and how you can start this at your market:
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The term "food desert" is often used to describe neighborhoods and districts where there is little or no access to the fresh foods needed to maintain a healthy diet. There can be more than one accessibility issue at play, but major issues are usually related to location, transportation, education and finances. However, some organizations are trying a new approach to the traditional location-based Farmers' Market by putting produce on wheels and taking it to the people who aren't able to access it. Here's the buzz:
Norfolk, Virginia -Mobile farmers markets infuse fresh foods
Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Mobile farmers market serving 'food deserts' in EBR
We have just released a new feature that syncs Small Farm Central and Member Assembler mailing lists with MailChimp lists. This allows you to use our tools for CSA sign-up, accounting, etc. while using MailChimp's robust email marketing tools to send your weekly mailing lists, for example. Find this feature in your control panel under: Connect / Mailchimp Sync.
What is MailChimp?
MailChimp is a online mailing list service. MailChimp helps you design email newsletters, share them on social networks, integrate with services you already use, and track your results.
Why would you use it?
Small Farm Central offers mailing list tools with our website and Member Assembler products. Depending on your mailing list needs, you may want options that our basic mailing list tool does not provide. MailChimp is dedicated to great email marketing tools and provides additional features such as templates, statistics on how many people actually opened your email, and the ability to share your emails on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
Small Farm Central has created a tool to allow you to sync your SFC generated lists, either user groups or Member Assembler member lists, with MailChimp. By combining these tools, you greatly expand the ways in which you can reach out to your members and other customers.
A basic MailChimp account is free of charge. As of this writing, the "Forever Free" account allows you to have up to 2000 people on your mailing lists and allows for 12,000 e-mails to be sent each month.
If you would need to expand beyond the 2000 subscribers, current plans start as low as $30 and these paid plans include unlimited emails.
A full Knowledge Base article can be found here.
I have been thinking a lot about how video can teach people about how to prepare good food and how video can be used as marketing for farms and CSAs. I came across the great video from Kitchen Vignettes. Not a single word is spoken. It is just video of harvesting, chopping, and packing sauerkraut. This is great! You can embed this on your site or send the link to people:
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We've heard from several of our customers who operate on Apple products that they have had a problem generating an Excel spreadsheet export of data in their admin: orders, members, invoices, etc. We believe we have corrected the issue and you should be able to generate exports now without issue. There will just be one extra step, however, when you open the file and that is to choose the delimiter: Just choose tab, not comma or semi-colon. Many of your notes and other fields in your data use commas so to get everything to line up in the right place, you need to select tab and only tab. Please let us know if you need any help with this or if you continue to have problems with exports.
In our last blog post we told you about the Slow Money Alliance's 'Mamma Chia Entrepreneur of the Year Award' contest and asked you to help us out by voting online here: http://bit.ly/XVT97v
The end of the online voting is near! (Tuesday April 16th to be exact.) That means that there is not much time left to show your support for Small Farm Central and help us to create a 'Fresh Food Fund' with the winnings.
There has been some serious competition and in the past two weeks SFC has climbed up and down the ladder of the competition. We are currently in 8th place out of 25 contestants. Getting as many votes as we can will help us in the contest, which will also be determined by an audience vote at the Slow Money Alliance National Gathering and by a jury.
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Within a short period of time after Wilson's announcement, Britt Springer announced her candidacy for Wilson's job. She said, in part, "After serving the people of North Carolina as an Assistant District Attorney for the last 10 years, I am now formally announcing that I will be seeking
the elected position of District Attorney for the 24th Judicial District. Her full statement; As the Chief Prosecutor for Watauga, Avery, Mitchell, Yancey, and Madison counties I have prosecuted cases at all levels including prosecuting homicide cases in all five counties. Another field that I have made a priority and taken a hard line stance on is child sex abuse cases. We simply cannot allow these perpetrators the opportunity to re-offend. The stakes are too high when dealing with our community's children.
With the endorsement of both the current District Attorney, Jerry Wilson, and Chief District Court Judge Alexander Lyerly, I am confident in my abilities to step into the position of elected District Attorney. I am a proven prosecutor that can get the job done and continue to serve the people of the 24th Judicial District in the best way I know how. Experience, integrity, and fairness is what we need in a District Attorney and I am just the person to sustain those qualities in our District Attorney's Office.
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The wife wants to take the family vacation to Myrtle Beach this summer. We've never been there, so I'm asking for recommendations/advice on places to stay and attractions from those that have.
The wife wants to take the family vacation to Myrtle Beach this summer. We've never been there, so I'm asking for recommendations/advice on places to stay and attractions from those that have.
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We rented a house in North Myrtle Beach the last 3 years. We really liked it. It had a private pool and a golf cart to drive to the beach. The beach was across the street.
There is a tone of stuff to do with kids, that is why we went. Water parks, nascar parks, amusement rides, boardwalk,golf, etc. It is made for familes.
First deside if you want to rent a home, or a condo. The condo might have a view of the ocean, but it might be on the 15 floor. You have long rides back and forth to the pool.
The myrtle beach chamber of commerce sent us a ton of stuff.
We also got on-line and searched Myrtle Beach rentals. Both houses, and condo's. This is the best way because it eliminates the middle-man most of the time and you get it a little cheaper when people rent out their property themselves.
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dont stay at a place called captains quarters--we stayed there about 3 years ago-elevators didnt work half the time--the rooms werent all that---we stood in line for an hour to register when we got there and everyone in line in front of me seemed to have a customer service issue(plus it was like 98 degrees every day with the humidity to match---ugh!!! )
I would suggest looking into some of the beaches around Myrtle such as Surfside and Garden City Beaches which are about 10 miles south of Myrtle. We have vacationed at Surfside several times, it's more of a family beach, not too crowded, and you can still go to Myrtle Beach area for the nightlife, shows, etc. Myrtle Beach in the summer is just too crowded to enjoy yourself with a family IMO...
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We stayed in a house in Surfside the last time we were there. Very nice. Fairly quiet.
If you're driving down be sure to allow yourself an extra 3 hours to drive the last 10 miles.
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Better yet try Ocean Isle or Sunset Beaches about 30 min ride from Myrtle great beaches and few crowds. I have some contacts for Condo rentals at reasonable rates.
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Thanks for all your suggestions guy. I've spent the last 2 hours kinda browsing hotels/resorts in MB just to get a feel. We're looking at staying 5 nights (6/28-7/3). A few places I have noted have quoted me rates around $750 for that time frame, which is what I want to spend. I have 3 teenagers so I want to be near attractions for them obviously. But it's my vacation too, so I want to be able to relax while they can go to stuff within walking distance.
While those other locations some have mentioned, like North MB and Sunset, may be more family friendly, quiet; I don't want to have to fight traffic daily to/fro in order to drive to the attractions, or to get into MB. Is there much else there at those locations other then the beaches?
We've been going to the Smokys for the last 20 years, so I know what it's like to fight crowds and traffic.
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"panic" only comes from having real expectations
I have family that owns property and rents it out down there, I believe it is a condo with pool etc. I can give you their email address if you would like. As far as what attractions are near it I don't know you would have to ask them. I think that they told me $500.00 a week. Like I am going to pay them that, when I could hijac a ride with their mother and father and stay for free.
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"In our sundown perambulations of late, through the outer parts of Brooklyn, we have observed several parties of youngsters playing 'base', a certain game of ball. Let us go forth awhile, and get better air in our lungs. Let us leave our close rooms, the game of ball is glorious"
-Walt Whitman
And just like when we go to Gatlinburg, we enjoy walking around and having easy access to all the various shops/attractions, without a lot of driving to and fro to get there, and ESPECIALLY sitting in bumper to bumper traffic trying to get there daily.
I'd just as soon find a place somewhere in MB where I can do my thing (vegetate), at my pace and leisure, and the teens can do theirs.
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I went to MB a couple of summers ago. I wouldn't go back if it were free. The hotel was amazing though. It was the Marriot Resort. I can't recall the name. It was about 200 a night I think.
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Praise for Siobhan M. Fallons collection of short stories that deal with home life on a military base has been abundant. The New York Journal of Books has called it The explosive sort of literary triumph that appears only every few years.
Im grateful that people have gravitated toward it, Ms. Fallon said Wednesday from her home in Virginia. Maybe because it tells some of the quieter stories of war and what goes on in the homefront instead of the actual battlefield.
You Know When the Men Are Gone, released in 2011 by Amy Einhorn Books/Putnam and issued last year in softcover, is a collection of eight short stories in which Ms. Fallon takes readers onto the Army post in Fort Hood, Texas, and explores the lives of an army of women waiting for their men to return from war in Iraq.
Ms. Fallon visits Watertown on Tuesday for discussions and readings at Jefferson Community College and Fort Drum. Both events are free and open to the public.
The first reading/discussion is at 12:30 p.m. at JCC in Room-6-002, Jules Center Amphitheater. It will be followed by a 4 p.m. program at the McEwen Library, 4300 Camp Hale Road, Fort Drum.
You Know When the Men are Gone is Ms. Fallons first book. She earned her master of fine arts degree in creative writing in 2000 at the New School in New York City.
She worked her way through graduate school by working at her fathers Irish pub in Highland Falls, Orange County. Thats where she met her husband, K.C. Evans, a graduate of West Point. They married in 2004 while her husband was stationed at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and just before he was deployed to Afghanistan. Maj. Evans was transferred to Fort Hood in 2006. The company commander of an infantry unit was deployed to Iraq twice from Fort Hood, home of the 1st Cavalry Division.
Maj. Evans now attends Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., studying for a masters degree in security studies. He is a foreign area officer focusing on the Middle East.
Ms. Fallon began the first story in the collection, the books title story, in 2007. It begins: In Fort Hood housing, like all Army housing, you get used to hearing through the walls.
I just had this image in my head about this woman eavesdropping through the very thin walls in Army apartment buildings, Ms. Fallon said.
One story led to another with similar themes about the world on base with the soldiers deployed.
I wasnt planning on setting the stories at Fort Hood, Ms. Fallon said. I had originally envisioned it as the quintessential Army base in the time of war.
Ms. Fallon began the book when she was pregnant with her first child, a daughter who is now 5. She also has a daughter born this year.
At Fort Hood, Ms. Fallon was a family readiness group leader, offering support and information to the spouses and families of deployed soldiers. That duty also gave her inspiration for her stories.
She took advantage of free child care on base and sat in a nearby Burger King restaurant writing on her laptop while taking breaks to observe people going about their ordinary days.
I was inspired by people milling about, and I found myself taking down a lot of notes while I was sipping my cold coffee, Ms. Fallon said.
Ms. Fallon is working on a novel set in Jordan, where her family lived from January to December 2010 while her husband was deployed there. The novel is set in the embassy world, with military and civilian characters. It touches upon the Arab Spring and the world view of Americans.
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I don't remember ever going to a restaurant or diner as a child. When we visited family in Guelph Ontario we ate our meals with them. There were no McDonalds, no Tim Hortons and I don't recall other coffee shops. I remember having to use gas station restrooms for my bathroom breaks!
It was pretty exciting when our local drugstore had a lunch counter added. You could go there and sit on stools that swung around, and order a coke float or an ice cream sundae. I think the first time I went there was with my best friend when I was 11. It felt so grownup to walk in without an adult, sit down and order and pay for something.
There were also a few booths in the drugstore and we teenagers hung out there a lot on the weekends. We'd mostly order fries with gravy and of course drown them in vinegar (white, not cider) when they arrived. If we had enough money we got hot roast beef sandwiches.
Pop in your money (wish I could remember the cost but it was probably a dime) and press the number you wanted. The jukebox would then play the song for everyone to hear.
Once I went alone to the counter when I was about 11. I ordered a coke but as I was drinking it, a large cube of ice slipped down my throat and lodged there. I was panic-stricken, but couldn't call out or cry for help as I had no voice.
I couldn't get my breath and was leaning over the counter frantically trying to cough or cry out. Luckily for me the warmth of my throat melted the ice cube enough that it allowed me to breathe before I passed out, and soon slipped down my throat (albeit painfully!) What a scare that was!
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HELPER-Our loving sister and aunt, Mary Elizabeth Magliocco passed away Jan. 10, 2013 at the Heirloom Inn in Price at the age of 100.
She was born March 17, 1912 in Segundo, Colo. to James and Josephine Welch Magliocco.
Mary was a longtime resident of Helper and a tireless worker who began working as the legal secretary for the Helper City Attorney Joseph Barboglio at the age of seventeen. She later went to work for the Salt Lake Hardware Company for 32 years where she was the assistant credit manager.
Mary was a member of St. Anthony Catholic Church where she was active in the Altar Society. She will be dearly missed by her family and many longtime friends.
Survived by her brothers, Mike Magliocco, Canton, Ga; Frank Magliocco, Helper; three nieces and one nephew, Joyce Welch, Phyllis (Joe) Schaffeld, both of Springfield, Ore, Connie (Alan) Pitts, Auburn, Wash., V.M. (Lynette) Magliocco, Canton, Ga; and her special grand-niece, Bambi (Steven) Erramouspe, Helper.
Mary was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Joe; and sister, Grace Welch.
Graveside service, Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, Noon, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. A Vigil service will be Tuesday evening 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Mary at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net


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News about Carl Kruger, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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May. 8, 2014
Brian M McLaughlin, former New York State assemblyman and labor council head who is serving prison sentence for stealing from his campaign, state government and labor unions, is praised by prosecutors for cooperating with federal investigations that resulted in bribery or corruption convictions for State Sen Carl Kruger and other state officials; as reward, McLaughlin's sentence is reduced to six years from original term of 10. MORE
May. 8, 2013
Michael Levitis, owner of nightclub in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, is central figure in multimillion-dollar nationwide fraud scheme that authorities say preyed on debt-ridden clients that his company, Mission Settlement Agency, was supposed to be helping; Levitis was convicted in 2011 of lying to federal agents investigating former New York State Sen Carl Kruger. MORE
Sep. 29, 2012
Prominent New York lobbyist Richard J Lipsky is sentenced to three months in prison after pleading guilty in a political corruption case that also involved former state senator from Brooklyn Carl Kruger; Judge Jed S Rakoff says Lipsky deserved 'substantial credit' for his cooperation. MORE
Sep. 26, 2012
Revelations that lobbyist Richard J Lipsky, convicted of bribing former New York State Senator Carl Kruger, is cooperating with federal authorities suggest that other elected officials could soon find themselves in trouble with the law; at City Hall and in the Capitol, officials appear resigned to the thought that new scandals will emerge. MORE
Sep. 25, 2012
Recently filed court documents reveal that Richard J Lipsky, lobbyist convicted of bribing former New York State Senator Carl Kruger, has been secretly cooperating with federal authorities, and is asking Judge Jed S Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan for leniency when he is sentenced. MORE
May. 10, 2012
Hiram Monserrate and Carl Kruger, two of four Democratic state senators from New York City who threw the upper house of the Legislature into chaos after the 2008 election, are headed to prison; third, Pedro Espada Jr., is being tried on corruption charges, while fourth, Senator Ruben Diaz Sr, remains in office. MORE
May. 8, 2012
David P Rosen, former hospital chief executive, is sentenced to three years in prison for bribing New York State Senator Carl Kruger and others to use their influence to benefit his health care organization MediSys. MORE
Apr. 27, 2012
Michael Powell Gotham column holds that it is hard to begrudge disgraced New York State Senator Carl Kruger his moment of sorrow as he is sentenced to seven years in prison for corruption--but not impossible. MORE
Apr. 27, 2012
Former New York State Senator Carl Kruger is sentenced to seven years in prison after resigning his office in disgrace and pleading guilty to corruption charges; Kruger is the first defendant to be sentenced in widespread conspiracy case that is widely viewed as evidence of an unending wave of corruption in Albany. MORE
Mar. 20, 2012
Voters in south Brooklyn will choose State Senator Carl Kruger's successor for the 27th District in a special election, three months after he resigned and pleaded guilty to bribery. MORE
Feb. 10, 2012
New York City Councilman Lewis A Fidler of Brooklyn, front-runner in a race to replace former New York State Senator Carl Kruger, accuses opponent David Storobin of having neo-Nazi ties; Storobin denies charges; fact that both candidates are Jewish, and running for election in a district in southern Brooklyn that is heavily Jewish, illuminates a level of political mudslinging that many area residents find puzzling. MORE
Jan. 5, 2012
Lobbyist Richard J Lipsky, one of eight people charged in a broad corruption case that led to the arrest of former State Senator Carl Kruger, pleads guilty to bribery and conspiracy; he faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of paying bribes in return for official actions benefiting his clients. MORE
Jan. 4, 2012
Richard J Lipsky, who was accused of directing about $260,000 of his lobbying fees to shell companies linked to State Senator Carl Kruger, is expected to plead guilty in Manhattan Federal District Court. MORE
Dec. 23, 2011
Defense lawyers, prosecutors and judges weigh in on proper response to a crying defendant in the courtroom, in light of recent excruciating example, when New York Sen Carl Kruger sobbed during his corruption trial. MORE
Dec. 21, 2011
New York State Sen Carl Kruger pleads guilty to federal corruption charges; sobbing and mumbling, he admits to abusing his position and details his crimes; people close to Kruger say he decided to plead guilty to spare his companion, Dr Michael S Turano, the rigors of a high-profile trial; Turano pleads guilty to a lesser charge. MORE
Dec. 21, 2011
Michael Powell Gotham column wonders if the tears State Senator Carl Kruger shed as he confessed to taking bribes, were for his crimes or for himself. MORE
Dec. 20, 2011
New York State Sen Carl Kruger is expected to plead guilty to federal corruption charges that he accepted at least $1 million in bribes to finance lavish lifestyle. MORE
Dec. 2, 2011
Court transcript offers insight into why federal prosecutor agrees to drop charges against Aaron Malinsky, real estate developer accused of bribery in corruption case against New York State Senator Carl Kruger. MORE
Nov. 24, 2011
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan agree to drop charges against Aaron Malinsky, real estate developer and co-defendant in corruption case against former State Senator Carl Kruger. MORE
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Millions in Campaign Donations in Albany Go to Legal Fees
An examination of the spending of 41 elected officials who have been connected to a scandal or investigation since 2005 shows that those politicians have spent at least $7 million of campaign funds on legal fees.
August 5, 2015, Wednesday
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Prison Time That Ex-Legislator Must Serve Is Reduced
Brian M. McLaughlin, a former state assemblyman and labor council head, was praised for cooperating with federal investigations that resulted in several corruption convictions.
May 8, 2014, Thursday
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Brooklyn Club Owner's Debt Agency Cheated Clients, U.S. Says
Michael Levitis is accused in a multimillion-dollar scheme that the authorities said preyed on debt-ridden clients.
May 8, 2013, Wednesday
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Cooperation Is Cited as Lobbyist in Bribery Case Is Sentenced to 3 Months
The judge who sentenced Richard J. Lipsky, who had been secretly assisting federal investigators, said Mr. Lipsky deserved "substantial credit for his cooperation."
September 29, 2012, Saturday
MORE ON CARL KRUGER AND: Bribery and Kickbacks , Corruption (Institutional) , Lipsky, Richard J , Kruger, Carl , New York State , Politics and Government
Anticipating Fallout From Lobbyist's Legal Cooperation
With the revelation that Richard J. Lipsky, convicted of bribery, was assisting federal authorities, officials in Albany and New York City wondered what new scandal might emerge.
September 26, 2012, Wednesday
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Convicted Lobbyist Aids U.S. in Inquiry
Richard J. Lipsky, a lobbyist convicted of bribing former State Senator Carl Kruger, is asking a judge for leniency when he is sentenced.
September 25, 2012, Tuesday
MORE ON CARL KRUGER AND: Sentences (Criminal) , Lipsky, Richard J , Kruger, Carl , Bribery and Kickbacks , New York State , Politics and Government , Bharara, Preet
After a Rebellion That Shook Albany, Three Falls From Grace
After four Democratic state senators orchestrated a coup that temporarily paralyzed state government, two are headed to prison, and one, Pedro Espada Jr., is being tried on corruption charges.
May 10, 2012, Thursday
MORE ON CARL KRUGER AND: Espada, Pedro Jr , Diaz, Ruben Sr , Kruger, Carl , Monserrate, Hiram , State Legislatures , Democratic Party , New York State
Executive of Hospital Gets 3 Years for Bribery
David P. Rosen, 64, a former administrator of MediSys, funneled money to legislators in exchange for favors for his organization.
May 8, 2012, Tuesday
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Former Hospital Chief Gets 3 Years in Bribe Conspiracy
David P. Rosen, 64, a former administrator of MediSys, funneled money to legislators in exchange for favors for his organization.
May 7, 2012, Monday
A Fallen Politician, Sympathetic Unto Himself
It's hard to begrudge Carl Kruger, once a powerful state senator, his moment of sorrow after being sentenced for his role in a bribery case — but not impossible.
April 27, 2012, Friday
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Timeline: Carl Kruger and the Turano Family
State Senator Carl Kruger, an Albany power broker, and the Turano family of Mill Basin, Brooklyn, are players in a story of corruption and lavish living.
Documents From the Kruger Files
State Senator Carl Kruger, an Albany power broker and Democratic moneyman, is a key player in a complicated story of corruption. These documents help to trace the tale.
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Tinkerbell St. Bernards
Additional Information: Wonderful healthy family companions. Grand Champion saints in the show ring. Puppies will be available later towards fall.
Red Barn Saint Bernard's
Additional Information: We currently have no pup's available. Next litter approx Dec 2015. :)
We currently do not have any puppies available. Next litter approx Early December. Thanks Christy ...
Magic Mountain
Additional Information: Puppies due Aug. 23d 2015.Pregnancies confirmed by ultrasound. See website for litter info. Deposits now being taken. Both parents on premises.
Carmen Kennels
Additional Information: Carmen Kennels was registered with the AKC in 1903. It is the oldest reg. kennel in the U.S. Three generations of our family have loved and raised St. Bernards. Our pups are from champion lines.
We don't have any puppies at this time. We plan to breed our next litter in late summer of 2015 ...
Saints R US
Additional Information: NO pups at this time! Please email to be added to the wait list for the Spring 2015 litter.
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