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A cancer clinical trial offers you today's newest drugs and potential breakthrough treatments, before they become widely available. These treatments are covered by insurance in most cases and you have the opportunity to get this care right here in our area.
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- Before a new treatment is tested in a clinical trial, it undergoes extensive laboratory testing, often for many years. Only the most promising new treatments make it to clinical trials.
- Cancer patients decide to participate in clinical trials for many reasons, usually because they hope for a cure, a longer lifespan, an improved quality of life or to benefit other cancer patients in the future.
- By California law, cancer clinical trials are nearly always covered by insurance.
- Cancer clinical trials are governed by protocols, or plans, that spell out exactly what will happen and why. Protocols are carefully reviewed to make sure they safeguard patients and have scientific merit. Before a patient consents to participate in a clinical trial, he or she receives extensive information about the potential risks and benefits of the trial.
- If it becomes clear during a clinical trial that one treatment is better than another, the trial is stopped so that all patients receive the treatment. The patients in the trial are the first to benefit.
- Placebos are almost never used in cancer clinical trials. No patient goes without treatment, where a treatment is available.
- In a clinical trial, you receive close monitoring of your health care and any side effects.
- You may leave a clinical trial at any time, and choose instead to talk with your physician about other treatment options.
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- Find out what the eligibility criteria are for the study.
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text: Hamline University Welcomes New Provost, Dr. Eric JensenHamline welcomes Dr. Eric R. Jensen, who was recently named provost of the university. He begins his new duties on July 1. As provost, Jensen serves as chief academic officer of the university, providing leadership through the establishment of academic priorities, the support of existing and the development of new innovative academic programs, and the supervision of our academic deans. He is responsible for the undergraduate and graduate student experience. As provost, Jensen supervises the dean of students and the athletic director and oversee the libraries and the international and diversity programs at the university. He is also charged with implementation of the academic and student aspects of the university's strategic plan. Dr. Jensen is responsible for the development of a budget that supports the university's academic priorities and attends to the needs of the university as a whole."Dr. Jensen's extensive background in higher education as a professor of economics, as an innovative leader of a nationally-recognized public policy program, and as a gifted administrator will advance our vision as a diverse and learning centered university," Hamline President Linda Hanson said. "Hamline will benefit from his interdisciplinary experience and record of entrepreneurial success. I am confident he will engage meaningfully in our community."Dr. Jensen comes to Hamline from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, where he has spent the past eight years serving as director of the Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy. There, he has been responsible for recruiting and cultivating donors, creating and implementing programmatic and curricular innovations, maintaining a 30-plus member external board of advisors, and managing relationships with government agencies, nonprofits, and private firms on a range of policy-relevant projects.Prior to that, he spent 22 years as professor of economics and public policy at the College of William and Mary. He has published extensively in scholarly journals, has been successful in obtaining grants and other funding for various aspects of his research, and has served on several national boards and committees. He has a PhD in economics from the University of Michigan and a BBA in economics from the University of Miami."I look forward to working with the outstanding faculty and staff at Hamline, and I am eager to join this vibrant university community," Jensen said, regarding his new role. "Hamline is both familiar, in its committed focus to undergraduate education and targeted graduate programs, and new, in its innovative and nimble nature."


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95°F sounds like a pretty optimal temperature to grow bugs harmful to humans. Maybe they should try 98.7°F for 19.5 hours next time, just to really get the bacteria count up.
"simple surgical cure"Yes, trichinosis is quite rare, but get your facts straight before you tell people that they are being ridiculous for following CDC recommendations. In heavy infestations it can cause encephalitis, myocarditis and even death. Surgery does not cure inflammation of the heart or brain. Trichinosis is not just a gastrointestinal illness, it is a serious disorder. I would become a vegetarian if undercooked pork was my only choice in meat. See http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/trichinellosis/health_professionals/index.html and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3578653
70F is room temperature. Bacterial, mold, worms, pretty much everything grows well at this temperature.
Man, all this bacon talk has me fantasizing about busting out some of that Costco pre-cooked, 3 days into a Sierra trip. Would a mini-riot ensue? Does this now mean I *do* need that Rambo knife in my kit?Then, there's the thick cut bacon jerky idea. OMG, as they say. Hmmm.One thing though with the Trichinosis and CDC references: "Successful trichinae control programs by the U.S. pork industry have nearly eliminated the disease in domestic swine raised in confinement" (CDC) and all the reported cases in the last 5 years have been from meats outside the commercial pork industry, ie wild pigs, fish and such. In the USA, big corporate has taken care of the trichina worm. Ergo, you might go to New York City and order "Bacon Tartare" from Bobby Flay. Things do change.
I have eaten rare pork a number of times at fine dining establishments. I am not saying trichinosis is a laughing matter, I know I am putting myself at risk eating it. I am also putting myself at risk eating taco bell, fresh mayo, cookie dough, lettuce and scores of other food products. It is just not high on my radar due to the quality of pork I am eating.
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When I did mine, I did it at "meat" temp on my Excalibur, which is listed as 155. As I recall, it took somewhere around 12 hours. I could be misremembering. I remember that it took way longer than I wanted it to & I had to smell delicious bacon the whole time. I also remember that the rendered fat made a huge mess in the bottom of the dehydrator. I recommend putting some kind of drip tray in the bottom.
Well! We are back from our trip. I'll post a trip report later, no time now. On the bacon. I ended up using what I had already, the fresh bacon. Dredged each strip in salt, packed meal portions (3 people at the beginning of the trip, a planned 5 people for the latter part) along with bags of dried eggs, for some of the breakfasts. Heavy because the bacon wasn't dehydrated. In camp, a hassle because I had to rinse the extra salt off the bacon before cooking, and then there was bacon-fatty-salty rinse water to dispose of in bear country. Not ideal. But the bacon, after cooking, was perfectly fresh tasting, if a little saltier than usual, delicious, and a welcome treat after a few days on the trail. By the time we ate the last batch, it had been out of refrigeration for about 3 weeks.Mina
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I microwave turkey bacon (Oscar Meyer) and pat grease off it with a paper towel.Then I put it in a freezer bag to keep critters from getting a stron whiff of it at night. Bacon like this keeps for a week W/O a 'fridge and is great mixed with freeze dried omlettes.
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Briefing Paper: Partnerships in Remote Management Settings – The cases of Syria and Iraqi Kurdistan
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Gnostic Healing: Revealing the Hidden Power of God, by Tau Malachi and Siobhan Houston. Llewellyn, 9780738719832, 178 pp. (incl. appendices), 2010Most of us are familiar with systems of energy healing such as Reiki, or magickal healing of various traditions, but is there a parallel in Christianity? That's what Gnostic Healing sets out to teach and explore. Over all I was impressed by this book and the teachings, but several parts of the book left me annoyed. I'll voice several of my complaints before moving into why I enjoyed this book."The Sophian lineage has been, up until the last few years, a wholly oral tradition, which probably had its origins around the seventeenth century as part of the 'Rosicrucian Enlightenment.'" Nowhere in the introduction or the rest of text do the authors offer any proof for what to me is a rather incredulous claim of an unknown oral lineage of spiritual healers surviving for a few hundred years under the radar, and we'll see later why this is even more unlikely. Personally I think the content of the book is good enough that it doesn't need a mythic history to give it credibility. Read More


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OGDENSBURG Trevor R. Brunet feels most at home in the kitchen, and as of July 23, he will be working in more than one home.
The chef and owner of Simplicity Cafe in the Dobisky Visitors Center will open Simplicity at Stonefence at the Stone fence Resort, 7191 Route 37.
Its hard to put a name on the type of cuisine the Culinary Institute of America graduates new endeavor will offer, he said, as it pulls influences from his travels domestically and abroad to add flair to American classics.
Classical fusion, he said. It will be a touch of fusion, but not over the top.
His menu will include starters like a platter of crostini mounted by toppings ranging from traditional olive tapenade to faux caviar made with eggplant. In colder weather, soups will have a regular place on the menu, he said.
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It will be a unique experience, he said. Unique, but comfortable and familiar.
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I want it to be a whole different experience on weekends, he said.
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Simplicity at Stonefence will not keep him from also running the Simplicity Cafe, he said, although the cafe will have a limited menu while he works to hit a stride with his second restaurant.
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I missed everything I grew up having and had lost track of while I was away, he said. I missed my family.
He tried his hand at a few occupations when he moved back, but was inevitably drawn back to the kitchen. Mr. Brunets father, William F. Brunet, owned and operated the Lakeside Restaurant on Black Lake for many years.
You could say its in my DNA, he said. Its what I knew my entire life. Plus, there is a lot of privately owned business in the family. I knew I wanted to start my own business.
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Donna J. Bohn, a north country native and businesswoman, on Wednesday announced her candidacy for the Jefferson County Board of Legislators District 10 seat.
A newcomer to politics, Mrs. Bohn said, Im not really a politician, but that has a bad connotation anymore. I think someone not from that arena has a good chance. I want to run for the people and their needs and take care of the taxpayer.
Mrs. Bohn said that, if elected, she hopes to use her business background to help existing small businesses grow and encourage new businesses to come to the county.
Mrs. Bohn and her husband, Jeffrey, started an Adams franchise of the Atlanta, Ga.-based Maid Brigade cleaning service in 1998.
From no employees and no income, the business grew to nine employees and nearly $5,000 a week in revenue before the couple sold the business in 2001, Mrs. Bohn said.
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Jefferson County Democratic Party Committee Chairman Ronald H. Cole said that he was very impressed when he met Mrs. Bohn.
She started a business with nothing and turned it into a nationwide franchise, Mr. Cole said.
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A new video circulating online shows eight American children reacting — mostly positively — to their first taste of the famed Israeli eggplant salad/dip, known in Hebrew as "salat hatzilim" and in other parts of the Levant as baba ganoush. The clip, created by Cut.com, features the youngsters trying a variety of exotic dishes from other countries as well, such as Hawaiian poi, Colombian pork belly and Russian borscht. The Israeli delicacies served include schnitzel, slices of pita, hummus and the baba ganoush salad. "If someone […]Read more →
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Here's some preliminary info:
- exim 3.35
- Running Debian 3.0 with 2.4.8 kernel
- I run exim -bd and it runs okay, according to /var/log/exim/mainlog
- fetchmail works, if I do fetchmail -c, it'll tell me which account has mail and how many
- I have 3 accounts in my .fetchmailrc and only 1 of them has a username that matches the one on my system (kozumo)
- If I send myself an email locally, then it works okay.
- In /var/log/exim/mainlog, it says my messages are frozen
So I'm guessing if there's anything wrong with exim, then there must be something wrong with exim.conf, email-addresses or aliases.
Well I've checked exim.conf and nothing seems to be wrong, I've check this with GnuVince and Radar, and their exim.conf's are identitcal except for the obvious things like hostname.
kozumo: email@example.com
postmaster: root
root: kozumo
+ all accounts on my system that handle something: root
I'm out of ideas as to why it's not working, any ideas guys?


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The Midnight Confetti-St. Regis Braves of the Massena Womens Softball League offered thanks to their sponsors, including Midnight Confetti Bridal Shop in Cornwall, Ontario, Valen Timmons and Dave Square for their generous donations over the course of the 2013 season.
The team finished in second place with 10 wins and four losses during the regular season losing only to Laneuvilles, Massena Savings and Loan and the American Legion. The team played a great weekend of playoff games with three wins and two losses. The weekend included an exciting game where Midnight Confetti beat out Hilltop Inflatables with the winning hit in extra innings to advance to the championship game. The hit was delivered by Dawn Smoke, who dedicated her ball season to her sister Sheyene Smoke, who passed away last year. The team also participated in a tournament July 13th and 14th to raise money for local Breast Cancer facilities the tournament raised more than $7,000 which was split between Canton-Potsdam and Massena Memorial Hospitals. The team finished as co-champions with a team from Plattsburgh. After fighting their way back from the losers bracket playing six straight games on Sunday, Midnight Confetti agreed to take the co-champion title with the team from Plattsburgh after beating them 7-6 rather than playing again with a team suffering from injuries and heat exhaustion. The team picture taken after the season ending playoffs consists of, front row left to right, Dawn Smoke and Kim Cook and back row left to right; Sky Timmons, Mindy Delormier, Tee Bigtree, Danielle Bevins, Lacey Thompson, Jenna Timmons, Valen Timmons, Heather Square and Jen Perryman. Missing from the photo, Bear Bear Laughing-Wilson, Karen Marashian, Kari Bonoparte and Chrissy Creazzo. (Submitted Photo)
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Let me get this. I"m poor right now and my records are staticy. Thx :)
...and cursing the effects and drooling over the possibility of having the real deal which I just can't afford right now. Please! I could use this so badly!
but could use a second as a wedding gift. Thanks.
" VPI HW 16.5 Record Cleaning Machine from Soundstage Direct Sweepstakes".
This would be a great prize for any one to own. As the donkey in Shrek said, "Pick Me!" .
I am in the process of moving all of my gear into a dedicated listening room, I'd love to add this to the mix!
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It would be great for my over 30 years old record collection!
Would love to have a unit like this to keep my vinyl happy.
I made the mistake of storing records in the basement. I need to clean them and the VPI machine would be perfect! I've seen one in action and it's excellent.
Just started getting into vinyl. Would look great next to my new turntable!
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You may not care about this — but you should. Because when the Equality Police become unhappy, we get bad policy such as the leftist desire to apply Title IX dictates to STEM, which would effectively eliminate opportunities for men in those fields.
Bringing this to mind is a recent study from The University of Texas at Austin's College of Education. You can imagine its conclusions. Women aren't rejecting STEM because they lack math and science skills, but because of "cultural expectations," "gender stereotypes" and "social structures." My, I guess we must completely upend society because our cultural-social-gender-expectation-structure thingamajig is thoroughly discombobulated.
The reality, though, is that we have largely upended tradition. And the result? Well, question: Do you think women are more likely to enter STEM fields in equality-obsessed nations such as Norway or "less egalitarian" places such as India? Note here that Norway is so shackled by feminism it actually has laws stating that women must comprise at least 40 percent of public committees and corporate boards. But the answer?
This phenomenon was explored in an interesting Norwegian documentary entitled The Gender Equality Paradox (GEP). It's interesting not so much because it bears out the age-old understanding that the sexes are different womb to tomb, but because it illustrates the dangers of Equality Dogma and the jihadist mentality of its adherents.
After pointing out that even in 2011 Norway, virtually all nurses are women and most every engineer is a man, comedian-turned-documentarian Harald Eia interviewed various "experts" about the phenomenon. He then learned of research indicating a strong biological basis for sex-specific job preference. Dr. Trond Diseth of Norway's National Hospital explained that from the age of nine months, boys gravitate toward "masculine" toys while girls choose "feminine" ones. Cambridge's Professor Simon Baron-Cohen discussed how even during the first day after birth, boys are more likely to look at mechanical objects whereas girls are drawn to faces, a fact explainable only by way of intrauterine influences (my, what biased places those wombs are!).
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CANTON A Connecticut man pleaded guilty to a child-pornography charge Monday in St. Lawrence County Court.
Mihael Delamontagnes, 40, of Willington, formerly of Brasher, admitted to one count of attempting to promote a sexual performance by a child, a class E felony.
Mr. Delamontagnes admitted to Judge Jerome J. Richards that he shared a video depicting a boy under the age of 17 engaged in sexual conduct with an adult.
He was arrested in October following a 10-month joint investigation by the St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department and the Department of Homeland Security in Massena into electronic peer-to-peer file-sharing networks where suspects allegedly share child pornography.
Mr. Delamontagnes, who is represented by Public Defender Stephen D. Button, originally was charged with 132 counts of promotion and 132 counts of possession of a sexual performance by a child. Mr. Button said that under a plea deal worked out with the prosecution, his clients admission satisfies all of the original charges.
Under the deal, Mr. Delamontagnes faces 10 years probation when he is sentenced on Aug. 19. He also must surrender all seized equipment, may not have any contact with computers during his probation and will be subject to a sex offender risk assessment hearing.
He is free on bail pending sentencing.
In other court action Monday:
Joshua R. Bristol, 23, Gouverneur, had sentencing adjourned to June 21 in connection with a March 20 guilty plea to one count of first-degree criminal sexual act. He admitted to engaging in sexual activity with a child in 2010.
Robert S. Webb, 50, Gouverneur, pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree sexual abuse, a class D violent felony.
Webb, a registered sex offender for a previous offense, had sexual contact with a girl under the age of 13 in the town of Potsdam last summer. Sentencing was set for Aug. 19.
Frederick G. Beha, 48, Parishville, pleaded not guilty to accusations of driving while intoxicated on Feb. 11 in Parishville with an 11-year-old child in the vehicle. He remains free under probation supervision while awaiting further proceedings.
Ernest G. Turnbull, 42, Canton, pleaded not guilty to accusations of driving while intoxicated Feb. 7 in Fowler. He remains free under probation supervision while awaiting further proceedings.
Andrew D. Stiles, 31, Canton, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree grand larceny for improperly collecting more than $18,000 in unemployment benefits from April 2009 to March 2012 while working at another job.
Under a plea deal, Mr. Stiles would face one year of interim probation when he is sentenced Aug. 19. If successful, he then would be able to plead to a misdemeanor charge. He must pay a substantial amount of the restitution within one year and the full amount within two years, officials said.
Robert L. Pitts Jr., 53, Massena, pleaded not guilty to charges of endangering the welfare of a child, second-degree rape and second-degree course of sexual conduct against a child. He is accused of having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl, now 15, for two years. He was taken to the county jail without bail, pending further proceedings.
Brian M. Hurlbut Jr., 32, Massena, was sentenced to six months in the county jail and five years probation, to be served concurrently, in connection with a 2011 guilty plea to first-degree scheme to defraud.
Mr. Hurlbut was arrested for receiving more than $1,000 each from two men to do home repair work that he never finished, state police said.
Brendon C. Warren, 37, Brier Hill, pleaded not guilty to allegations of DWI on Dec. 17 in Morristown. He remains free under probation supervision while awaiting further proceedings.
Barbara G. Cole, 72, Fine, had a 2011 felony DWI plea vacated after successfully completing interim probation. She was allowed to enter a misdemeanor plea and will serve three years probation, with credit, to end Dec. 19, 2015.
Michael W. Phillips, 47, Chaumont, pleaded not guilty to three counts of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and four counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Investigators said Mr. Phillips sold cocaine in the town of Rossie on three dates from January to March. He was released under probation supervision while awaiting further proceedings.
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LINCOLN --- For Thomas Falowo, the drive from his front door in Pawtucket to the Twin River Event Center is less than 10 minutes.
But on Thursday night, the Manfredo's Gym middleweight felt like he took a long flight to Texas to battle the Lone Star State's Samuel Clarkson in a marquee six-round showdown of unbeaten prospects.
LINCOLN --- For Thomas Falowo, the drive from his front door in Pawtucket to the Twin River Event Center is less than 10 minutes.
But on Thursday night, the Manfredo's Gym middleweight felt like he took a long flight to Texas to battle the Lone Star State's Samuel Clarkson in a marquee six-round showdown of unbeaten prospects.
In a fight that saw Falowo rule the first three rounds and drop Clarkson to the canvas with a sharp left in the first round, it was Clarkson, from Cedar Hill, Texas, who escaped with a shocking split-decision triumph that angered Falowo and his corner and left the standing-room-only crowd at the Twin River Event Center upset and stunned.
After that fight was in the books and Falowo (6-1, 4 KOs) put an exclamation point on the fight with a strong showing in the final round, both fighters went to the center of the ring to hear the judges' verdict.
When it was announced that the bout was a split decision, Falowo raised his eyebrows in astonishment. And when the announcement came that two of the judges, Eddie Scungio and Glen Feldman, gave Clarkson four of the final five rounds and declared Clarkson the winner by 57-56 scores, Falowo let out a piercing scream and stomped the canvas with both of his fists in anger.
Falowo's trainer, Peter Manfredo Sr., stormed across the ring and screamed at Scungio and Feldman, and the large throng of local fans who were rooting for Falowo to win showered the arena with boos and profanity.
"I honestly thought I won that fight," added Falowo. "There are fighters that lose fights, but still think that they won the fight, but I honestly thought I won this fight. I thought I won more rounds that he did, and with the knockdown, I don't know how he won that fight."
Falowo's best rounds were the first three and the sixth. In the opening round, he sent an off-balanced Clarkson to the mat with 35 seconds left, and early in the second, he landed a sharp right that left a gash under Clarkson's left eye.
"And in the last round, I was just throwing my jab and I felt like I threw more punches and controlled the ring," added Falowo, who was a 58-55 winner on judge Clark Sammartino's card. "I don't know. It almost feels like we fought in his hometown and the judges gave him the win there."
Clarkson, who raised his record to 5-0 (4 KOs), but entering the fight, fought four boxers who has a combined record of 4-17-2, clearly had his best rounds in the fourth and fifth rounds.
In the fourth, Clarkson caught Falowo with some of his best shots of the fight, including a hard right in the final seconds that briefly dazed Falowo, and with 40 seconds left in the fifth, he unleashed an impressive flurry of punches that pinned Falowo against the ropes.
"(Clarkson's) good," offered Falowo. "I'll take nothing away from him. He's very strong, he could box, he's a little flashy, and he talks a little trash. But I thought I won this fight. But that doesn't matter. The judges thought I lost and that's what happened."
While Falowo was obviously bitter and downcast, he promised to put the loss in his rearview mirror and set his sights on getting back to the gym as early as Monday afternoon and training toward what he hopes is a mid-July fight on the next CES card.
"I'll be right back," he admitted. "I'm taking no days off. I want another fight very soon, and the next person I fight is going to pay. They're going to get it."
The news also wasn't good for the other Blackstone Valley fighter on the card, Woonsocket super middleweight Joe Gardner, in his four-round showdown with Julio Garcia, a native of Rincon, Puerto Rico who is trained by former two-time WBA world heavyweight champion John Ruiz at Ruiz's Quietman Sports Gym in Medford, Mass.
Low blows turned out to be the theme of the final three rounds of this bout. Garcia dealt them, Gardner received them, and the end result was an unpopular unanimous-decision victory by Garcia (by 40-34, 39-35, and 39-35 scores) that left Gardner, his corner, and his supporters seething.
The opening round was a spirited one that saw Garcia (5-3, 3 KOs) start out strong, but Gardner (8-5-1) finish it stronger. The Woonsocket Boxing Club fighter landed a handful of quality shots to Garcia's head in the last minute to win the round on two of the judges' cards.
But less than a minute into the second round, Garcia hit Gardner with a low blow well beneath his belt that dropped Gardner to the canvas on both knees. Instead of receiving a warning by the referee, Garcia was pointed to a neutral corner as Gardner did his best to shake off the pain and gather himself.
Thirty seconds after action resumed, Garcia sent Gardner to the canvas again, but this time with a strong right to the side of Gardner's face. Gardner ended up getting back on his feet, but shortly later, he got tagged with another punch beneath his belt that went unnoticed.
And that wouldn't be the last illegal punch. Garcia soon landed another, and another, and…
"I got hit with at least eight low blows," said Gardner. "Not once did the ref warm him. When I went down the first time, the ref said something to him in Spanish and giggled with him. After that, he never warned him for low blows.
"[Garcia] must have thought, 'Okay, 'I'll just keep doing it. If [my punches] go low, they go low.' I took more shots in my thighs, my private parts, and in the back of my head than I took in the face."
Gardner came back with a strong third round, and early in the final round, he got a bit of revenge when he landed a vicious right that left a gash underneath Garcia's left eye.
But Garcia shook it off and came back with a solid finish to the round, and in the process, he tagged Gardner with another low shot in the corner of the ring that sent Gardner to the canvas with 30 seconds left in the fight and was ruled a knockdown.
"He was really aggressive, you have to give him that," said Gardner. "But he was sloppy. He was a guy I should have beaten. If the referee would have at least warned him earlier, he would have stopped throwing those wild shots to my [private parts].
"I'm very unhappy with the refereeing," Gardner continued. "Even [Classic Entertainment & Sports, Inc. president) Jimmy Burchfield was mad at the ref. He yelled, 'What the hell kind of reffing is that?' "
While those two fights were among the most talked about among the 10 that made up CES's "Up For Grabs" event on its new Thursday Night Fight Series, the duel that fans were anxious to see was the super middleweight showdown between Providence rivals Vladine Biosse and Joe "The K.O. Kid" Spina.
The eight-round main event was for Biosse's New England championship and bragging rights in the capitol city, and Biosse managed to defend his belt with an unanimous-decision victory, winning by scores of 78-74, 78-74, 79-73.
Biosse, a former University of Rhode Island football standout who boasts a strong backing of fans in Pawtucket and Central Falls, improved to 13-1-1 (6 KOs) with an impressive showing in his toughest fight to date.
Biosse outworked Spina (26-3-2, 18 KOs) from start to finish and was never in trouble. He landed his share of hard punches that most fans expected Spina to throw over the course of the night, but did sparingly.
In another fight of local interest, South's Attleboro's Rich Gingras, who is the owner and head trainer of the Fight2Fitness health club on Blackstone Avenue in Pawtucket, suffered an upset loss to Terrance Smith Jr. of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Gingras (11-3, 7 KOs), who was a star on "The Contender" reality TV series, suffered a bloody gash above his left eye in the second round of his fight with Smith (8-13-2, 5 KOs) and was unable to answer the bell for the third, as the ringside physician was forced to stop the fight.
In the other bouts featuring Rhode Island fighters, longtime North Providence fan favorite and super middleweight Richard "Bobo The Bull" Starnino fell to 9-8-2 in the four-round co-feature, as he suffered an unanimous-decision loss to Harwich, Mass.'s Paul Gonsalves (4-2, 3 KOs) by scores of 40-37, 39-37, and 39-37.
In a four-round light heavyweight battle, Providence's Alex Amparo improved to 4-0 with an unanimous-decision triumph over Cranston's Luis Felix, who took the fight late Wednesday after Amparo's original opponent backed out. The scores were 40-36, 40-36, and 39-37.
Manfredo's Gym female bantamweight Shelito Vincent of Providence upped her record to 3-0 by dominating the pro debut of Carmen Cruz of Fort Myers, Fla. and cruising to an unanimous-decision victory that saw her claim 40-36 victories on all three cards.
And Providence super lightweight Alan Beeman (0-2) was unable to spoil the pro debut of former three-time Golden Gloves champion Zack Ramsey of Springfield, Mass. Ramsey used two overhand rights 37 seconds into the third round to knock out Beeman.
The event was dedicated to the memory of Jason Pisano, a former wheelchair marathoner from West Warwick who passed away earlier this month at the age of 40. Pisano, who completed 52 marathons, including this past Boston Marathon, in his wheelchair, was inducted into the CES Ring Of Honor.


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(a) In general
Except as provided elsewhere in this Act or any other Act of Congress—
(1) assistance provided under this chapter shall be subject to the provisions of sections 450i (e), 450i (f), and 450i (h) [1] of this title;
(2) the Secretary shall provide that each recipient of assistance under this chapter shall submit an annual report, at such times and on such forms as the Secretary shall prescribe, stating the accomplishments of projects (on a project-by-project basis) for which such assistance was used and accounting for the use of all such assistance. If the Secretary determines that any portion of funds made available under this chapter has been lost or applied in a manner inconsistent with the provisions of this chapter or regulations issued thereunder the recipient of such funds shall reimburse the Federal Government for the funds lost or so applied, and the Secretary shall not make available to such recipient any additional funds under this Act until the recipient has so reimbursed the Federal Government;
(3) the Secretary may retain up to 4 percent of amounts made available for agricultural research, extension, and teaching assistance programs for the administration of those programs authorized under this Act or any other Act; and
(b) Agreements with former agricultural research facilities of the department
To the maximum extent practicable, the Secretary, for purposes of supporting ongoing research and information dissemination activities, including supporting research and those activities through co-locating scientists and other technical personnel, sharing of laboratory and field equipment, and providing financial support, shall enter into grants, contracts, cooperative agreements, or other legal instruments with former Department of Agriculture agricultural research facilities.
(c) Community food projects
The Secretary may retain, for the administration of community food projects under section 2034 of this title, 4 percent of amounts available for the projects, notwithstanding the availability of any appropriation for administrative expenses of the projects.
(d) Peer panel expenses
Notwithstanding any other provision of law regarding a competitive research, education, or extension grant program of the Department of Agriculture, the Secretary may use grant program funds, as necessary, to supplement funds otherwise available for program administration, to pay for the costs associated with peer review of grant proposals under the program.
(e) "In-kind support" defined
In any law relating to agricultural research, education, or extension activities administered by the Secretary, the term "in-kind support", with regard to a requirement that the recipient of funds provided by the Secretary match all or part of the amount of the funds, means contributions such as office space, equipment, and staff support.
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 95–113, title XIV, § 1469,Sept. 29, 1977, 91 Stat. 1019; Pub. L. 105–185, title II, § 230(b),June 23, 1998, 112 Stat. 547; Pub. L. 110–234, title IV, § 4002(b)(1)(B), (2)(H), title VII, § 7132(b),May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1096, 1097, 1228; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title IV, § 4002(b)(1)(B), (2)(H), title VII, § 7132(b),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1857, 1858, 1989; Pub. L. 113–79, title VII, § 7121,Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 876.)
References in Text
For definition of "this chapter", referred to in subsec. (a), see note set out under section 3102 of this title.
Sections 450i (e), 450i (f), and 450i (h) of this title, referred to in subsec. (a)(1), were redesignated as sections 450i (f), 450i (g), and 450i (i), respectively, by Pub. L. 101–624, title XIV, § 1497(1),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3630.
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246made identical amendments to this section. The amendments by Pub. L. 110–234were repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
2014—Subsecs. (b) to (e). Pub. L. 113–79added subsec. (b) and redesignated former subsecs. (b) to (d) as (c) to (e), respectively.
2008—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 110–246, § 7132(b), substituted "made available" for "appropriated".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 110–246, § 4002(b)(1)(B), (2)(H), made technical amendment to reference in original act which appears in text as reference to section 2034 of this title.
1998—Pub. L. 105–185, § 230(b)(1), reenacted section catchline without change, designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), and inserted heading.
Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 105–185, § 230(b)(2), added par. (3) and struck out former par. (3) which read as follows: "three per centum of the appropriations shall be retained by the Secretary for the administration of the programs authorized under this chapter; and".
Subsecs. (b) to (d). Pub. L. 105–185, § 230(b)(3), added subsecs. (b) to (d).
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, except as otherwise provided, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section 8701 of this title.
Amendment by section 4002(b)(1)(B), (2)(H) ofPub. L. 110–246effective Oct. 1, 2008, see section 4407 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as a note under section 1161 of Title 2, The Congress.
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By COLLIN MCRANNSun Advocate writer
Recycling in the United States for many urban areas, like Seattle and parts of Salt Lake, is not a question, it's mandatory.
But in Carbon County, recycling still remains a question.
One group, however, would like to see a greater recycling effort across Carbon County.
The county currently recycles certain items such as batteries and tires, but no general large scale effort has been established.
Price councilmember Jeanne McEvoy describes the Green Team as a coalition of citizens and public officials who are exploring recycling possibilities in Carbon County. McEvoy is a member of the group.
Although it's not clear as to the type or scale of recycling could take place, it is apparent that there is some interest for a program.
According to a survey the group conducted involving 174 residents of Carbon County, 58 percent would support a centrally located drop off bin.
Initially, the Green Team hopes to do some research on how a recycling program would be conducted. But the members also intend to begin some sort of education system to inform citizens in Carbon County about the need to recycle.
During the group's last meeting on June 16, the educational program was moved to a top priority for the team.
"I don't think you can have a recycling program without the education," said Jeff Green of ECDC during the meeting.
Part of the need for education is that, in order for recycling to become sustainable county wide, additional tippage fees must be imposed on garbage, depending on the size and type of waste that is hulled off.
And the group believes that local residents will need to know why the rates are increasing.
"This would have to be county wide to work," said Green.
Rural areas face many problems concerning recycling, least of which is getting people involved, because cost and logistical issues tend to make the rural landscape less viable.
A given rural area's recyclable volumes frequently do not reach economies of scale.
And with expensive freight to major far off recycling centers, it becomes an uphill fight to recycle, which is why many areas like Carbon County lack recycling.
With these facts in mind, county officials and city councilmembers have not lost sight of environmental issues surrounding recycling.
"It's good and beneficial to recycle, but expensive in a small rural community," said Carbon commissioner Bill Krompel, (a Green Team member).
The Green Team has decided to pursue a plan in cooperation with ECDC that would tackle yard waste or "green waste," as McEvoy described it.
"Yard waste is filling up the Carbon County landfill. It's our number one priority," said McEvoy, adding that while it might not be a big issue now, it will eventually become one.
In terms of how long the county's landfill will last, Krompel said the depository facility is expected to last another 50 years.
Green waste can be relatively easily processed and reused in Carbon County, because citizens already buy pre done top soil, so the yard waste could be processed into a usable by-product of local recycling.
According to McEvoy, the county already has a chipper to deal with such waste that could be used for such a recycling program. Green also added that ECDC does not like to take this type of waste.
But the team has yet to formalize any kind of county-deal that would allow for the use of the chipper, or space to store the processed and unprocessed yard waste.
Part of what is appealing about processing green waste, is summed up by Green, who said the resulting compost could in the future be sold, but with a portion of the revenue going to support the county recycling program.
While organizationally the Green Team is still officially only a group of volunteers, during their last meeting deadlines were set to establish, a more formal hierarchy and elect a board and chairperson.
The group has also been awarded $7,200 from the Price city council pending a sound plan, and while much of their mission statement is currently under revision, it looks as if the group will become a more formal organization by summer's end.
The Green Team also hopes, according to their current mission statement that they can become a good example for other rural communities throughout the area.
With it's goals for the future, the group is forging ahead with it's smaller agenda items, to establish a strong base that will help it to educate the public as well as possibly bring a new service to Carbon County.


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NEW YORK -- The New York Times is reporting that Derek Boogaard's family has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the National Hockey League.
In the lawsuit, the family says the NHL is responsible for the brain damage that Boogaard sustained during six seasons as an enforcer in the league, and for his addiction to prescription painkillers.
Boogaard was found dead of an accidental overdose of pain medication and alcohol on May 13, 2011. He was 28.
He was posthumously diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain ailment that is caused by repeated blows to the head.
The Times reports the suit was filed late Friday by the Chicago law firm of Corboy & Demetrio, in the Circuit Court of Cook County.
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Women in business
'The mom away from mom': Watkins is the business woman of the year
Ask almost anyone around Castleview Hospital in Price who they would go to for advice or a solution to a problem and they will say two words.
The Pin Cushion
Pamela Reddington is the owner of The Pin Cushion, 21 E. Main, Price. The Pin Cushion moved to Price on July 4th. I miss Helper, but with gas prices, this move was more convenient for the majority of my customers. Our phone is 435-636-0306....
M.B. Financial Services, Inc.,
Anita Milovich Bruno established M.B. Financial Services, Inc. in 2000 as a full service financial firm. With a B.S. in Finance and an M.B.A. from the University of Utah, Anita specializes in both individual and group planning. While keeping cli...
Debbie's Custom Sewing
My name is Debbie Ott and I've actually been sewing for over 30 years, but this is the first time I have sewn as a full time business.
Perfect Touch Beauty Salon
Brandee Sherman and Kelly Wilson opened Perfect Touch Beauty Supply and Salon, 1173 East Main Price 637-1314, August 27. Brandee and Kelly have worked together for over 10 years at Trade Secret which closed for business on July 31....
Swanky Chic
Merlina Stevens co-owner of Swanky Chic, was born in Brigham City and graduated from Kearns High School in Salt Lake City.
Jalynn's Barber Shop
My name is Jalynn and I am the owner/operator of Jalynn's Barber Shop located at 102 South Main in Helper, (472-HAIR or 472-4247).
Marsha's Sammich Shop
Howdy Carbon and Emery Counties!
Four Seasons Homes
Ronda Olson was born and raised in Carbon County and has lived in Wellington most of her life. She graduated from Carbon High School, got married and enjoyed being a stay-at-home mom with her three children. She worked at JCPenney and Castleview ...
Encore Dance Studio
My name is Julia Tatton. I have 13 years of combined dance experience in Price, Salt Lake City with Ballet West, and with numerous conventions and camps. I served as Carbon High Drill Team captain and All State Drill member, Captain and Assistan...
K-9 Klips Grooming Salon
Barbara West owner and manager of K-9 Klips, trained and groomed in Nevada for two years before opening her own grooming salon ( K-9 Klips ) in 2002 located at 1170 west 1500 North in Carbonville. Being a professional groomer and business owner i...
The Silver and Gift Stop
The Silver and Gift Stop has been in business for four and a half years. Owner Jan Price is an experienced businesswoman. She has owned and operated many businesses in Carbon County over the past 50 years....
Castle Country Candles and Gifts
Hi, I'm Kathleen Palmer the new owner of Castle Country Candles. I am a native of Carbon County. I have recently moved back home after living 13 years in Colorado. I have been a loyal Castle Country Candle customer for many years before I bought...
Lewis Jewelry
Lewis Jewelry, located at 46 East Main in Price, has long been owned and operated by Carol "Carry" Moosman. Carry has been in the jewelry business since 1988 but owner of Lewis Jewelry since 1993....
Price Floral
Price Floral, located at 44 W. Main Street is owned and operated by Jackie Davis and can be reached at 637-2731. She has been serving Carbon County and the surrounding areas for 28 years....
The Mane Station
Carolyn Vasquez is the owner and one of the stylist at The Mane Station, which is a salon in Price. The salon moved in April of this year, and is now located at 453 South Carbon Ave. ...
Heirloom Inn
Shauna O'Brien, the Sun Advocate's 2003 business woman of the year, is the owner and manager of the Heirloom Inn.
Giraud Weddings and Formal Wear
Giraud Weddings and Formal Wear has been in business for 14 years, helping to plan your wedding day, prom, and other special occasions.
Help Advocates in Price is here to assist the disabled who are in need of Social Security Disability benefits.
Help Advocates, Inc. at 23 South Carbon Avenue, Suite 19 in Price is here to assist the disabled who are in need of Social Security Disability benefits. We have been fighting for benefits for the disabled for more than 19 years and have a win rec...
Warehouse Direct Furniture
Warehouse Direct Furniture is located at 4589 North Highway 6, and is owned and operated by Jodi Liin. Jodi has been in retail for over 20 years in the local area.
Julianne's Upholstery
My name is Julianne Orth and I own Julianne's Upholstery. We have been in business for four and a half years now. Recently we built a new building and are planning to move around November 1st. Anyone who has been into my shop knows that I take ca...
Linda Johnstun's School of Dance
Linda Johnstun's School of Dance is located at 58 North Carbon Ave., Price, 637-2725. She appreciates and thoroughly enjoys teaching children in southern Utah for the last 44 years. It is a very rewarding career to enrich a child's life and watch...
DanceWear by Design
Diana Root is the owner of DanceWear by Design, located at 150 South 700 East Price (South of Big Moes). 637-3529. Or she can be contacted at home at 637-5733.
Party Express
Prudence Sherman and Kris Daugherty own Party Express, 29 E. Main, Price, 637-3393.
Women of the year nominees
Along with Terri Watkins, there were a number of women nominated by associates for the Sun Advocate's woman of the year award. Included in that prestigious group are Jan Price, Arianne Winn, Judy Kelley, Kelley Bosone, Annette Henry, Jackie Davis...
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Two people were named Monday in grand jury indictments unsealed in Jefferson County Court alleging they had and sold drugs within the county in separate incidents.
Jannah R. Smith, 35, of 648 Bronson St., is charged with two counts each of third-degree criminal sale of controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. It is alleged that she sold cocaine twice on the same day in mid-January. She pleaded not guilty to the charges at arraignment and was sent to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building on $20,000 bail.
Robert J. Dalton II, 26, of 100 W. Remington St., Apt. A, Black River, faces counts of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. It is alleged that he sold heroin in early November. He pleaded not guilty to the charges and was sent to the PSB on $20,000 bail.
In other court activity Monday:
David F. Murdock, 39, Natural Bridge, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape. The plea cancels a trial that was set to begin next week in the matter. He was charged in an indictment handed up in October with having sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old female in January 2012 in the town of Wilna. He is expected to be sentenced April 26 to 10 years probation.
John J. McKillip, 24, Cape Vincent, was sentenced to three years probation for Jan. 2 guilty pleas to fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and endangering the welfare of a child. He admitted that he possessed an unregistered handgun Jan. 28, 2012, in the presence of a 2-year-old girl at his residence. Police had gone to his home to investigate a reported domestic dispute.
In court Friday, Daniel D. Renvill, 19, Bronx, was sentenced to 1� years in state prison, followed by two years post-release supervision, for a Jan. 30 guilty plea to third-degree attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance. He admitted that on Nov. 21 he possessed heroin with the intent to sell the drug. He was a passenger in a vehicle halted on Interstate 81 in the town of Ellisburg in which police said 50 packets of heroin were found.
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