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HOGANSBURG Two Franklin County men have admitted to illegal manufacture of cigarettes on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation, according to the U.S. attorneys office.
Robert C. Oliver Sr., 53, of Burke, and Jody Swamp, 48, Hogansburg, pleaded guilty to federal charges of one count each of manufacturing cigarettes without filing the bond and obtaining the required permit and one count each of failure to maintain records concerning the shipment, receipt, sale and distribution of cigarettes, according to the release from U.S. Attorney Richard S. Hartunians office. Both defendants have been released on their own recognizance.
The two, along with James Pierce, own and operate Crown Appeal Cigars, a business they started in 2012. The charges do not affect Crown Appeal, according to Mr. Pierce.
Everythings going good with Crown Appeal, he said. The charges are unrelated to Crown Appeal.
Mr. Oliver and Mr. Swamp said it was always their intention to obtain the proper licenses.
Mr. Oliver said they tried to obtain a Tobacco Trade Bureau license, which would have allowed them to manufacture cigarettes legally.
We applied for a license back in 2010, but the application was sent back, he said.
The men also said that Mr. Swamp had a manufacturers license issued by the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe that allowed him to sell cigarettes on the reservation.
The news release from Mr. Hartunians office said that between July 2010 and October 2011, the two did not have the required TTB permit and did not follow mandated federal record-keeping so they could evade payment of the federal excise tax about $10 per carton of cigarettes manufactured.
Throughout that time, the release said, the two made scores of shipments that included more than 10,000 manufactured cigarettes each to other New York locations as well as to Maine and Florida, without paying the required federal tax.
From a location on Frogtown Road within the reservation, 76,680 cartons were sent out, according to the release.
The two are scheduled for sentencing Aug. 3 in U.S. District Court, Utica.
The maximum sentence for the first count is up to five years of prison time and up to a $250,000 fine, along with three years supervised release and a $100 special assessment. The second charge comes with up to three years of a statutory maximum prison sentence, a fine of up to $250,000, up to three years of supervised release and a $100 special assessment.
Each defendant faces 24 to 30 months in prison under the plea deal, as well as a fine of up to $250,000 and $5 million in forfeiture with $1 million to be paid by the sentencing date. The $5 million is the governments estimate of the amount they made in the cigarette sales.
As far as the $5 million goes, we dont have it, Mr. Oliver said. We never had that amount of money.
He said he may have to sell some of his assets to come up with the money.
Mr. Swamp did not elaborate on how much money they made, but said they did not make $5 million.
Hopefully well have friends out there who will help us, Mr. Swamp said.
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This is a 2x2 factorial, 4 arm study. Arms are as follows:
Accrual began in November 2007 with target accrual of 500 patients. With the primary endpoint of OS, hypothesis was to see a median survival improvement from 17 months to 24 months (with both dose escalation and cetuximab). Study was designed to detect 0.0125 significance (one-sided logrank test) with 80% power at 399 events. Interim analysis was planned at 85, 170 and 255 events. This data is from the first interim analysis at 85 events.
From November 2007-June 2011 464 patients were accrued. Of these, 426 patients were eligible.
There is a no level I evidence for dose escalation for definitive treatment of NSCLC. It is important to note that both arms of this study, at one year had higher OS (OS at 12 months: 81% for 60 Gy arm and 70% for 74 Gy arm) than the concurrent chemoRT arm of RTOG 94-10 (OS at 12 months 62%), which may be the result of improved RT techniques and staging modalities.
It is interesting to note that the high dose arm actually did worse than the standard dose arm. What may be causing this?
More data on patterns of failure will be important in guiding our interpretation of these results. If local control is better in the high dose arm, maybe there is still a role for dose escalation with improved systemic agents. If the local control is worse in the high dose arm that would suggest that improvement in technical issues discussed above are even more essential.
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A federal court jury has convicted a South Carolina man of participating in a conspiracy to manufacture 500 million untaxed cigarettes on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation and then smuggle them into Canada.
William D. Humphries, 67, Lake City, S.C., was found guilty Friday following a two-week trial in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, of 44 felony counts, including interstate travel in aid of racketeering, a wire fraud conspiracy to defraud Canada of tax revenue, a conspiracy for the unlawful manufacture of tobacco products and money laundering, according to a prepared statement issued by Richard S. Hartunian, U.S. attorney for the Northern District of New York.
Mr. Hartunian said that from 2005 to 2006, Mr. Humphries, a tobacco broker and wholesaler, conspired with others on the reservation to defraud Canada of tax revenue. In 2005, Mr. Humphries began working with an unspecified major manufacturer of cigarettes that was operating on the reservation without the federally required bond and permit. Mr. Humphries provided Canadian Blend cut-rag tobacco and cigarette-making supplies to the unlicensed manufacturer. This tobacco was used to manufacture cigarettes and subsequently taken into Canada without the payment of any required taxes to Canada.
Between the summer of 2005 and May 2006, Mr. Humphries supplied the unlicensed manufacturer with about one load of cut-rag tobacco per week, Mr. Hartunian said. In all, Mr. Humphries supplied about 44 loads of tobacco, with each load producing 13.2 million contraband cigarettes, causing a significant tax loss to Canada.
Mr. Hartunian said the unlicensed manufacturer was also engaged in a conspiracy to distribute marijuana smuggled in from Canada and then distributed throughout the United States. The proceeds of that marijuana distribution were used to fund the cigarette smuggling conspiracy, which used the same smuggling routes used to bring marijuana into the United States from Canada.
In February 2006, after delivering a load of tobacco to the unlicensed manufacturer on the reservation, Mr. Humphries was stopped on the reservation for a traffic infraction. Law enforcement seized about $88,000 in American currency paid to Mr. Humphries for the sale of tobacco. A narcotics detection canine alerted to the currency and officers were able to smell marijuana on the money. At trial, witness testimony established that the money found on Mr. Humphries was the proceeds from marijuana distribution, according to Mr. Hartunian.
In May 2006, the unlicensed manufacturers dealing with Mr. Humphries were arrested on federal marijuana charges and thereafter cooperated with prosecutors. However, Mr. Humphries continued to sell tobacco and cigarette-making supplies to other unlicensed cigarette manufacturers on the reservation. Mr. Humphries continued to receive payments in the form of proceeds of marijuana sales from unlicensed manufacturers to whom he had sold Canadian blend tobacco and supplies, Mr. Hartunian said.
In an attempt to disguise the source of the money, which Mr. Hartunian said were criminal proceeds, Mr. Humphries began taking substantial sums of American money to the Mohawk Bingo Palace on the reservation. In recorded conservations with a government informant, recordings of which were played for the jury, Mr. Humphries was heard explaining that he was inserting large sums of cash into electronic bingo machines and then repeatedly cashing out at the cashiers window in an attempt to remove the smell of marijuana from the money he retained.
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In a world where people find it difficult to stay in one place for very long, Jan Cox, principal of Castle Heights Elementary School, is a rare exception.
Born and raised in Price, she was a product of the Carbon County County School District, and she is now giving back to that entity a hundredfold, having given 25 years, so far, to the cause of local education.
"I guess my desire to pursue education came first from my father, who was a teacher," Cox said. "But I had some great instructors, as well. I especially remember my first grade teacher and my high school biology and chemistry teachers, too.
"They made a huge impact on my life. They made learning fun for me. That was very important to me. I wanted to be that kind of influence on my students."
After graduating from Utah State University (in Logan), she began her career in the district, beginning as a classroom aide in Sunnyside. Along the way, Cox held teaching and administrative positions at Mont Harmon Junior High, Carbon High and the Lighthouse Alternative School, among others.
She began her Castle Heights experience three years ago and has since fallen in love with the students and staff.
"This is a wonderful place to work," she said. "Everyone here has a positive attitude and a really high energy level. There's a real sense of family and accountablity here. We try to balance the education of the whole child, we cannot lose that aspect."
Cox is also excited about Castle Heights' incorporation of arts and science into the curriculum, saying, "There's a real excitement towards learning here. We teach the basics, of course, but we want to give students an even higher learning curve.
"Some might say I'm the face of this school, but the heart and soul is the staff, from the custodians to the nutrition people to the counselors and teachers, from top to bottom this is the most diverse, dedicated and hard-working staff I've ever been associated with. You could not ask for a better group of people to work with."
In light of the rapid advancement in technology, Cox indicated that most of the pupils, as well as many of the younger teachers are "hard-wired" (tech saavy).
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There are currently 25 teachers and approximately 485 students at Castle Heights Elementary.
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Maine lawmakers are facing a tough puzzle in the next session that begins in January: how to find taxes or new revenues - or a combination - that add up to $40 million. Over the last three months, a special panel of lawmakers, business representatives, economists and others has developed a road map to guide the Appropriations Committee on its quest to identify those savings - or risk further reductions in revenue sharing to Maine's cities and towns. Members of the Tax Expenditure Review Task Force today said they're focused on eliminating loopholes, but are avoiding new taxes. A.J. Higgins has more.
State Sen. Anne Haskell says she never had illusions about how difficult it would be for the task force to complete its $40 million goal. But by the time the members had signed off on a list proposed revisions, the Portland Democrat was confident in the outcome.
"These are tough choices. We've carved some out, we've set some aside," Haskell says. "There was real value in just the list of things that we didn't go near."
The task force has concluded that $40 million in savings could be found in more than a dozen areas. Among them: lifting the sales tax exemption on certain purchases by non-profit groups, imposing a tax on some Internet services, and imposing a new tax on basic cable and satellite TV services.
Money could also be saved by reducing benefits for the Business Equipment Tax Refund program, and by scaling back economic development incentives, such as "Pine Tree Zones."
But some of the less politically viable ideas include a sales tax on amusements, such as movies and concerts, or personal services such as spa treatments and hair stylists. Task force member Nelson Durgin, of Bangor, says some of these taxes have been adopted by other states.
"Amusements, some of the basic cable and satellite, personal care -- those sort of things which have never been taxed - they are taxed in other states, there are other approaches," Durgin says. "Those have higher dollar value than the exemptions but they may not have the political wherewithal to get through the Legislature."
"I think I've got a better chance of playing centerfield for the Red Sox next year than those kinds of new taxes passing in isolation," said Sen. Roger Katz.
Katz, an Augusta Republican, opposes making changes to state's tax policies, that he says could actually impede business expansion and job creation in Maine. But he does think it may be time to consider lifting some of the tax exemptions for non-profits.
"Our tax exemptions and our tax credits, when you add the value of all that foregone income up, it's actually more than we actually take in," Katz says. "Just like any family does with their own budget, we have to be looking at how we're spending our money periodically, so we can make sure we're accomplishing what we want to. If a business program is encouraging more employees to be hired, and it's encouraging more capital investment, great. But if it's not doing the job, then we should be thinking about getting rid of it."
Members of the task force will present their draft report to the Appropriations Committee next week for further consideration.


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Flights to Munich from Europe
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City tours in Munich - Day excursions in Bavaria and into Austria: A variety of tours are offered by Gray Line Sightseeing. Accompanied by professional and experienced guides, Gray Line takes you to the sights you most want to see. Excursions are operated daily to the dream castles of the fairy tale king Ludwig II. Tours go to the royal castle of Neuschwanstein, majestically situated in the beautiful Bavarian Alps, the palace of Linderhof. Along the world-famous Romantic Road Gray Line takes you to Rothenburg, one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Southern Germany. Gray Line Sightseeing also takes you to Berchtesgaden where the Eagle`s Nest can be viewed. The Austrian town of Salzburg is also an attractive destinations. Enjoy the Mozart city of Salzburg and a boat ride on Lake Wolfgang surrounded by beautiful Alpine scenery. Gray Line Sightseeing is also the local expert for Hop On Hop Off city tours and numerous special tours such as "Munich under the 3rd Reich and the German Resistance".Website: http://www.grayline.com
The extensive complex was the home of the Wittelsbach dynasty until 1918 and is one of Europe's most prestigious palaces. The building houses the Residenz museum and the Schatzkammer (Treasure Chamber). The perfect place for children to relive four centuries of royal culture. Don't miss Hofgarten park on the Odeonsplatz near the Residenz. It is one of the finest Renaissance gardens north of the Alps, and a peaceful oasis commanding a splendid view of the Theatinerkirche.Address: Residenzstraße 1Phone: +49 89 29 06 71Opening hours: Apr 1-Oct 15 9am-6pm Oct 16-Mar 31 10am-5pm open daily, closed Jan 1, Shrove Tuesday, Dec 24/25/31More info: Free admission for children and adolescents up to 18 years. Partly wheelchair-accessible. Guided tours upon request and on the web or by phone: +49 89 179 08-311 Free audioguide available.Subway: Odeonsplatz
The impressive Baroque palace to the west of Munich was built as summer residence for the Bavarian Electors. The main building now houses a museum. In its large park there is a number of smaller buildings and pavilions and an exotic greenhouse with a café. Ludwig II, the "Fairytale" King was born in the Nymphenburg Castle his most famous castle, Neuschwanstein, is nestled in the dramatic foothills of the Alps and makes for an excellent daytrip.Address: Eingang 1Phone: +49 89 179 080Website: http://www.schloesser.bayern.deOpening hours: Apr 1-Oct 15: 9am-6pm Oct 16-Mar 31: 10am-4pm. More info: The pavilions Badenburg, Pagodenburg and Magdalenenklause are closed in the winter. Free admission for children and adolescents up to 18 years. Guided tours upon request and on the Web or by phone: +49 89 179 08-311.
The world's largest museum of technology and science on the Isar River in Munich. You can find everything here from mining techniques to astronomy, with lots of original historic artefacts such as the first diesel engine. Large test workshop and tours for children. There are two annexes: one in Schleissheim to the north of Munich devoted to airplanes, and one at the Theresienhöhe exhibiting all kinds of land transportation. The latest addition to the main museum is the ZNT, Center for New Technologies featuring Nano- and Biotechnologies.Address: Museumsinsel 1Phone: +49 89 217 91Website: http://www.deutsches-museum.deOpening hours: daily 9.00-17-00 (see webpage for specific hours on public holidays)More info: Guided tours: Altamira cave, music instruments, mining, energy technology and more. To reserve (6 to 8 weeks in advance) call +49 89 21 79-252Subway: Fraunhoferstraße
Commencing in the second half off September and for 16 days on, Munich's Theresienwiese transforms into something that might seem like the world's largest fun fair! The Oktoberfest, or "Wiesn" as the locals call it, is a beer festival above all, but also with lots of sale stands and other events and exciting happenings. In 2010, the Oktoberfest celebrated its 200th anniversary. Starts second last Saturday of September and ends on the first Sunday of October. Don't miss the Bavaria and the Hall of Fame on the hill above the Theresienwiese. It was built between 1843 and 1853 and was commissioned by Ludwig I of Bavaria to honour prominent Bavarians to whom the country, science and the arts are indebted.Address: TheresienwieseWebsite: http://www.oktoberfest.euOpening hours: 10am-22.30pm every daySubway: Goetheplatz, Theresienwiese
The Old Town Hall, an elegant example of Bavarian Gothic, is a focal point closing off the eastern side of the Marienplatz. The tower houses the Toy Museum.Address: Marienplatz 15Website: http://www.muenchen.deSubway: Marienplatz
In the Alte-, Neue, and Moderne Pinakothek there is art from just about every century. The old Pinakothek covers the era from the Middle Ages to the end of the Rococo period. (Brügel, Dürer, Raphael, Rubens and Rembrandt). The more recent European masters (Monet, Manet, Cézanne, Gauguin and Van Gogh) are hanging in the new section. The modern Pinakothek exhibits classic works by Kandinsky, Klee, and Picasso. In addition, you can acquaint yourself with 100 years of design and architecture.Address: Barer Strasse 27/29/40Phone: +49 89 23 80 52 16Website: http://www.pinakothek.deMore info: The Moderne Pinakothek is closed from february - september 2013.Subway: Theresienstrasse
For over 200 years, the English Garden has been a favourite spot for strollers young and old, with its 373 hectares (9000 acres) of lush meadows and its inviting beer gardens. The leisure paradise stretches from the Prinzregentenstraße to Munich Freimann.Website: http://www.schloesser.bayern.deSubway: Universität, Giselastraße, Müncher Freiheit, Dietlindenstr., Nordfriedhof, Alte Heide or Studentenstadt
Built in 1973 near the BMW tower on Petuelring, the BMW museum set new benchmarks with its timeless architecture and is now world-renowned. After extensive refurbishing, the museum reopened in June 2008, with a new design based on a novel concept. Historical vehicles and a wide range of themes, such as the company's history, technology, motorbikes, model ranges, as well as architecture, design and media design come together to create a unique brand experience and an unprecedented exhibition ensemble. BMW recently opened the BMW World, which complements the company's state-of-the art museum.Address: Olympiapark 1Phone: +49 1802 11 88 22 (Information service)Website: http://www.bmw-welt.comOpening hours: Mon-Sun 9am-8pm, 360 days a year. Closed Dec 24/25/26/31More info: Spiridon-Louis-Ring near the Olympic Tower, 80809 Munich.Subway: Olympiazentrum
Munich is the capital of beer – with seven breweries, the world-famous Hofbräuhaus and the Oktoberfest. Interested in knowing more about the brew? Then the Beer and Oktoberfest Museum is for you: here you will learn all about the history of beer, from the great migration to the monasteries, the brewing and the "purity" law of 1516, and the quality of Munich beer. The Oktoberfest also has a long history, beginning as a national holiday to celebrate the wedding of Ludwig I. with Princess Theresa von Sachsen-Hildburghausen and becoming in time the largest folk festival in the world. The museum also shows the interior of a traditional middle-class Munich home.Address: Sterneckerstraße 2Phone: +49 89 242 316 07Website: http://www.bier-und-oktoberfestmuseum.deOpening hours: Tue-Sat 13.00-17.00 (for group reservations until 19.00)Subway: Isator
The futuristic stadium was built for the FIFA World Cup 2006. The venue now regularly welcomes Munich's two home teams on the pitch, the FC Bayern and TSV 1860.Address: Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25Phone: +49 89 200 50Website: http://www.allianz-arena.deMore info: Group tours (advanced booking only): Apr 1-Oct 31: 9.30am-5.30pm, Nov 1-Mar 31: 9.30am-4.30pm. Individual tours: Apr 1-Oct 31: 11am-5.30pm, Nov 1-Mar 31: 11am-4.30pmSubway: Fröttmaning
Saint Peter's Church is Munich's oldest parish church. The Renaissance tower known as "Old Peter" is a city landmark and offers visitors a wonderful view of the city and the nearby Alps.Address: Rindermarkt 1Phone: +49 89 260 48 28Opening hours: 7.30am-7.00pm, colosed Wednesday afternoon. No visits during religious services. Tower: Summer: Mon-Fri 9am-6.30pm, Sat, Sun, holidays 10am-7pm Winter: Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm, Sat, Sun, holidays 10am-6pmSubway: Marienplatz
Don't miss the Chinese Tower which was built over 200 years ago in the heart of the English Garden. It houses a restaurant with a beer garden.Address: Englischer Garten 3Phone: +49 89 383 87 30Website: http://www.chinesischer-turm.deSubway: Münchner Freiheit
The Marienplatz is the heart of Munich and the site of the world-famous Glockenspiel. Every day at 11am and 12am (in the summer, also 5pm), the mechanical dancers in the tower of the New Town Hall come to life when the clock chimes. The building's Neogothic facade is a favourite background for souvenir photos. Climb to the top of the 85-meter tower for a beautiful view of the city.Address: Marienplatz 8Website: http://www.muenchen.deOpening hours: Nov-Apr: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat, Sun, holidays closed, May-Oct: Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat, Sun, holidays 10am-7pmSubway: Marienplatz
With its twin onion-domed towers, visible from afar, the Gothic cathedral and parish church is a distinctive landmark of the Bavarian capital. From the top of the south tower, the view of the city with the Alpine background is breathtaking.Address: Frauenplatz 1Phone: +49 89 290 08 20Website: http://www.muenchner-dom.deOpening hours: Sat-Wed 7am-7pm, Thu 7am-8.30pm, Fri 7am-6pmSubway: Marienplatz
Munich's most exclusive guided city tour: discover the historic sites of the Bavarian metropolis in a complete new way - on the Segway. On our 3-hour tours you will experience Munich's most beautiful spots hassle-free and without exhausting foot marches. Due to modern technology and our professional guides, this tour will definitely stick in your memory for long.Address: Herrnstr. 13, MunichPhone: +49 89 24 203 401Website: http://www.Seg-Tour-munich.comOpening hours: Mon to Fri 8 am-8 pm & Sat 8 am-12 am
Film and Television: All year round – up close! Experience the fascinating behind-the-scenes tour of major movie and TV productions! All year round, rain or shine! You'll find action, fun, exciting shows and spectacular original sets – pure entertainment for all ages! Opening hours: daily opened (closed 24./25.12)Address: Bavaria Filmplatz 7Phone: +49 89 649 920 00Website: http://www.filmstadt.deMore info: Bavaria Filmstadt is located near Munich.Subway: U1 to Wettersteinplatz, Tram 25 to stopping point Bavariafilmplatz
Hofbräuhaus is one of Munich's most famous and popular attractions and the brewery has been a source of inspiration for many song texts.Address: Am Platzl 9Phone: +49 89 290 13 61 00Website: http://www.hofbraeuhaus.deOpening hours: 9am-11.30pmSubway: Marienplatz
Löwenbräukeller is a well renowned place for regional specialities. The prices are lower here than at Hofbräuhaus and there are fewer tourists.Address: Nymphenburger Str. 2Phone: +49 89 547 266 90Website: http://www.loewenbraeukeller.comSubway: Stiglmaierplatz
The best Weißwurst (white sausage) in the city is served here. It is a brunch classic which traditionally should be eaten before 12 o'clock. Since the invention of fridges you no longer have to be so precise...Address: Residenzstraße 9Phone: +49 89 231 81 20Website: http://www.zum-franziskaner.deSubway: Marienplatz
Königlicher Hirschgarten is the largest beer garden in Munich and has about 9,200 seats and green open spaces close by. The unique thing with the beer gardens in Munich is that guests are allowed to bring their own food, which means you only need to buy drinks. Grilled chicken, sausage and knuckle of pork are reasonably priced.Address: Hirschgarten 1Phone: +49 89 179 991 19Website: http://www.hirschgarten.deSubway: Laim
A lively beer garden just outside town offering live music and tasty food. The restaurateur is Sepp Krätz, a celebrity in the business who also runs the "Hippodrom" - a celebrity spotting place at the Oktoberfest.Address: Georg-Kalb-Str. 3Phone: +49 89 749 940 30Website: http://www.waldwirtschaft.de
Munich's oldest market, originally a farmer's market, is now a favourite shopping area for gourmets. The wide range of produce, which includes Bavarian specialities and exotic delicacies from around the world, gives the historic square its special flair. This is a great place for a lunch snack.Address: ViktualienmarktPhone: +49 89 233 234 73Website: http://www.viktualienmarkt.deOpening hours: Market stalls: Mon-Sat until 8pm at the latest.Subway: Marienplatz
Paulaner im Tal has been operating since 1524, and serves traditional food in an authentic environment. This is where businessmen and others who want to experience Bavarian food in the middle of the city go.Address: Tal 12, cityPhone: +49 89 219 94 00Website: http://www.paulaner-im-tal.deSubway: Marienplatz
This restaurant is located inside the Munich Residenz, and offers quality wines and typical dishes from the Rhineland-Palatinate region. It is a meeting place for connoisseurs of fine wines.Address: Residenzstraße 1Phone: +49 89 22 56 28Website: http://www.bayernpfalz.deOpening hours: daily 10:00am - 0:30amSubway: Marienplatz
Old Italian café (1775) with the lifestyle of "dolce vita". Centrally located.Address: Odeonsplatz 18Phone: +49 89 29 83 22Website: http://www.tambosi.deSubway: Odeonsplatz
Munich's oldest concert café. You can listen to Chopin or Mozart here while eating chocolate cake. If you come for breakfast you are rewarded with homemade marmalade.Address: Goethestr. 51Phone: +49 89 55 29 10 0Website: http://www.hotelmariandl.de
Zoozie'z is a popular meeting place for both young and old locals in Munich. Breakfast, lunch and evening meals. Thursdays are 80s nights.Address: Wittelsbacherstr. 15Phone: +49 89 20 10 05 9Website: http://www.zooziez.de
Popular café among students, serving breakfast, salads and soups. News Bar also serves drinks in the evening and stays open until 02am.Address: Amalienstr. 55Phone: +49 89 28 17 87Website: http://www.newsbarmunich.de
The Café Marais was opened in 2006 and is named after one of the nicest districts in Paris.Address: Parkstrasse 2Phone: +49 89 50 09 45 52Website: http://www.cafe-marais.de
The Munich Hard Rock Café offers enjoyment for all the senses: Surrounded by original souvenirs of famous artists, young and old can experience the unique atmosphere while savouring excellent meals and international hospitality. The friendliness and attentiveness of the service team reflects the spirit of Rock'n Roll.Address: Platzl 1Phone: +49 89 24 29 49 0Website: http://www.hardrock.com/munichSubway: Marienplatz
An in-place right in the city centre. You can enjoy a piece of cake at eyelevel with the city hall tower, while the people hurry past down in Marienplatz.Address: Marienplatz 28Phone: +49 89 26 42 56Website: http://www.cafe-glockenspiel.deSubway: Marienplatz
Munich has a very active afterwork scene with popular venues for each weekday: Mondays: www.zooziez.de, www.pappasitos.de/Muenchen Tuesdays: www.barysphaer.de, www.8-seasons.com, www.americanos.de Wednesdays: www.rilano-no6.com, www.bmw-museum.de Thursdays: www.cafe-reitschule.de, www.089-bar.de, www.pacha-muenchen.de
The number one nightclub in Munich. You only get in here if you have the right appearance, the right income or the right friends. Make sure to wear posh attire and you might have a chance.Address: Prinzregentenstrasse 1Phone: +49 89 211 11 40Website: http://www.p1-club.deSubway: Odeonsplatz
A small elegant theatre bar with pleasant staff. They also serve good food.Address: Hans-Sachs-Str. 12Phone: +49 89 26 64 54Subway: Sendlinger Tor
It houses 3 Clubs on 3,000 sq, which makes it the largest club in town.Address: Landsbergerstrasse 169Phone: +49 89 52 38 88 05Website: http://www.klangwelt.tv
This is a trendy club with the latest equipment. They also have a quiet lounge with cosy sofas for those in a more romantic mood.Address: Sophienstraße 7Phone: +49 89 51 61 79 80Website: http://www.parkcafe089.deSubway: Königsplatz
Munich's most popular party zone with over 14 clubs, attracts night owls with a musical program ranging from Black and Latin, swing and folk all the way to hard rock and classics for the over-30 audience.Address: Friedenstr. 10Phone: +49 89 49 94 91 70Website: http://www.optimolwerke.deSubway: Ostbahnhof
This former factory site presents thrilling attractions such as the art exhibition hall "whiteBOX", the fun and adventurous plant for children "KultiKids", 2.000 sq of city beach for summer parties as well as a delicacy market, a design basement for antique furniture and Europe's coolest climbing hall for sport freaks. At night the 25 clubs and bars turns it into Europe's greatest party mile.Address: Grafinger Str. 6Website: http://www.kultfabrik.deSubway: Ostbahnhof
Right in the heart of Munich, five minutes away from the Marienplatz, is one of the finest venues in the city. In a cosy and unique atmosphere you can find everything here: a live club, a nightclub and a cocktail bar. The musical emphasis is on indie pop, electro, alternative and dance underground. There are two to three live concerts a week.Address: Neuturmstraße 5Phone: +49 89 22 83 054Website: http://www.atomic.deOpening hours: On weekdays admission is free 11pm (except for concerts).Subway: Marienplatz
People from all over the world gather in Kilians to enjoy their fine selection of food and drink. Live music is their speciality - seven days a week, for free. During the week they mostly feature Irish bands & at weekends rock & roll and rhythm & blues. A visit is recommended to experience fine Irish hospitality, food & drink.Address: Frauenplatz 11Phone: +49 89 24 21 98 99Website: http://www.kiliansirishpub.com
In the heart of Munich, right at the Karlsplatz, is where you'll find the Stachus Passagen – Europe's largest underground shopping centre. A shopping Eldorado appealing to trend-conscious shoppers with its wide range of more than 50 fashion, beauty and lifestyle stores and catering for every culinary taste with a large selection of restaurants.Address: Karlsplatz/Stachus, MunichPhone: +49 89 51 61 96 64Website: http://www.stachuspassagen.de
Discover more than 110 outlet boutiques of leading European and international fashion and lifestyle brands just 40 minutes from Munich. This charming open-air shopping Village offers savings of up to 60% on the former recommended retail price.Address: Otto-Hahn-Straße 1, IngolstadtPhone: +49 841 88 63 100Website: http://www.chicoutletshopping.com
Memmingen Airport (Munich West) is located about 3.8 km (2.4 mi) from the centre of Memmingen and 110 km from the centre of Munich. The airport is located very close to the A96 (Exit Memmingen Ost) and its intersection with motorway A7. Taxis are available at the terminal building. There are several coach services from Memmingen Airport going directly to Munich - journey time is approx. 90 minutes. Regular regional rail services run to Munich, journey time is approximately 1 hour 35 minutes.


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DENVER- One week after a man who escaped two U.S. Immigration and Custody Enforcement Agents (ICE) was re-captured and found in Nebraska, Denver International Airport released surveillance video of the man's escape only to 9NEWS.
The video shows Phoday Dumbuya, 25, running through sliding doors at the parking garage and into an elevator filled with people. Dumbuya entered the elevator just moments before a woman and a young child walked in.
On January 23, Dumbuya was being deported back to Gambia by two ICE agents. Immigration officials say Dumbuya was not wearing handcuffs and somehow escaped the agents.
An ICE spokesman says the officers did not violate any policies by not having Dumbuya in handcuffs and says the agency will take appropriate actions to prevent future escapes.
Dumbuya is in the custody of the U.S. Marshal Service and is being charged with failure to depart. He will go through the judicial process before being deported back to Gambia.
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|Swap Shop: 10/18/12
|Written by Noah Lockamy
|Thursday, 18 October 2012 15:18
Yard Sale: Yard Sale cancelled 2 times- SELLING all items $75 or best offer. 4 totes full!!! Ladies clothes sizes 6-8, Mens XL shirts,hair dryer, Home Interior Pictures Teddy Bears-new,shredder, various other items.
For Sale: Hoveround Power Chair for sale. MPV Model. Asking $250. Call 828-355-9014 you may leave a message.
For Sale: 7 black baldy calves for sale. If interested call Joey @ (828) 297-6232.
For Sale: Two kerosene heaters, one rectangular, one cylinder..both working condition but will need wicks soon. $25 each or both for $40. Also, uniden bearcat handheld programmable scanner. 100 channel, 11 band programmable. comes with battery pack and charger. Excellent working condition. $50. Call andy at 719-6819 and you can leave a message.
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Found this place while shopping around for sets for my son. Now his legos are MINE! (insert evil laugh)
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The restrooms that were installed at the end of the Spring Canyon walking trail a few years ago have been hit hard by vandals who painted them on two outside walls, the entrance walls and one wall inside the building.
The restrooms are in an out of the way spot and the damage happened in the last couple of weeks. Officials say that this will be costly and time consuming to fix. Anyone who has any information about the vandalism is encouraged to call the Helper Police Department at 472-3719.
Carbon County Recreation is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of the individuals who did the damage to the facility.


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5 U.S. Code § 3302 - Competitive service; rules
The President may prescribe rules governing the competitive service. The rules shall provide, as nearly as conditions of good administration warrant, for—
(2) necessary exceptions from the provisions of sections 2951, 3304 (a), 3321, 7202, and 7203 of this title.
Each officer and individual employed in an agency to which the rules apply shall aid in carrying out the rules.
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 417; Pub. L. 95–228, § 2(b),Feb. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 25; Pub. L. 95–454, title VII, § 703(c)(1),Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1217; Pub. L. 96–54, § 2(a)(16),Aug. 14, 1979, 93 Stat. 382; Pub. L. 103–94, § 2(b)(1),Oct. 6, 1993, 107 Stat. 1004.)
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|5 U.S.C. 633(1) (less function of Civil Service Commission), (2)8 (last sentence).
|Jan. 16, 1883, ch. 27, § 2(1) (less function of Civil Service Commission), (2) 8 (last sentence), 22 Stat. 403, 404.
The reference to the competitive service is substituted for the reference to the Act creating that service. The reference to reasons for the exceptions is omitted as covered by section 1308 of this title. The words "provide for" are substituted for "provide and declare". Paragraph (1) is supplied to preserve the President's power to except positions from the competitive service, previously implied from the power to except from the first rule in former section 633(2). Authority to make exceptions to so much of former section 633(2) as is restated in this section and section 1302 (a) is omitted as meaningless. Authority to make exceptions to so much of former section 633(2) as is restated in section 3318 (a) is omitted as superseded by former section 857, which is carried into section 3318 (a). In the last sentence, the words "Each officer and individual employed in an agency" are substituted for "officers of the United States in the departments and offices" because of the restrictive definition of "officer" in section 2104.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
1993—Par. (2). Pub. L. 103–94substituted "and 7203" for "7203, 7321, and 7322".
1979—Par. (2). Pub. L. 96–54amended par. (2) in same manner as amendment by section 703(c)(1) ofPub. L. 95–454. See 1978 Amendment note below.
1978—Par. (2). Pub. L. 95–454substituted "7202, 7203" for "7152, 7153".
Pub. L. 95–228struck out reference to section 3306 (a)(1) of this title. Amendments by section 703(c)(1) and (c)(2) ofPub. L. 95–454appear to have been inadvertently reversed. Subsec. (c)(1) purported to amend subsec. (c)(1) ofsection 2105 of this title, and subsec. (c)(2) purported to amend par. (2) of this section. However, the amendments specified by Pub. L. 95–454, § 703(c)(1) and (2), were impossible to execute literally. Thus, amendment by Pub. L. 95–454, § 703(c)(2) was executed to section 2105 of this title, and amendment by section 703 (c)(1) was executed to this section as the probable intent of Congress.
Effective Date of 1993 Amendment; Savings Provision
Amendment by Pub. L. 103–94effective 120 days after Oct. 6, 1993, but not to release or extinguish any penalty, forfeiture, or liability incurred under amended provision, which is to be treated as remaining in force for purpose of sustaining any proper proceeding or action for enforcement of that penalty, forfeiture, or liability, and no provision of Pub. L. 103–94to affect any proceedings with respect to which charges were filed on or before 120 days after Oct. 6, 1993, with orders to be issued in such proceedings and appeals taken therefrom as if Pub. L. 103–94had not been enacted, see section 12 ofPub. L. 103–94, set out as an Effective Date; Savings Provision note under section 7321 of this title.
Effective Date of 1979 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 96–54effective July 12, 1979, see section 2(b) ofPub. L. 96–54, set out as a note under section 305 of this title.
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–454effective 90 days after Oct. 13, 1978, see section 907 ofPub. L. 95–454, set out as a note under section 1101 of this title.
Ex. Ord. No. 11521. Veterans Readjustment Appointment for Veterans of Vietnam Era
Ex. Ord. No. 11521, Mar. 26, 1970, 35 F.R. 5311, as amended by Ex. Ord. No. 12107, Dec. 28, 1978, 44 F.R. 1055, provided:
WHEREAS this Nation has an obligation to assist veterans of the armed forces in readjusting to civilian life;
WHEREAS the Federal Government, as an employer, should reflect its recognition of this obligation in its personnel policies and practices;
WHEREAS veterans, by virtue of their military service, have lost opportunities to pursue education and training oriented toward civilian careers;
WHEREAS the Federal Government is continuously concerned with building an effective workforce, and veterans constitute a major recruiting source; and
WHEREAS the development of skills is most effectively achieved through a program combining employment with education or training:
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution of the United States, by sections 3301 and 3302 of title 5, United States Code, and as President of the United States, it is ordered as follows:
Section 1. (a) Subject to paragraph (b) of this section, the head of an agency may make an excepted appointment, to be known as a "veterans readjustment appointment", to any position in the competitive service up to and including GS–5 or the equivalent thereof, of a veteran or disabled veteran as defined in section 2108 (1), (2), of title 5, United States Code, who:
(1) served on active duty in the armed forces of the United States during the Vietnam era;
(2) at the time of his appointment has completed not more than fourteen years of education; and
(3) is found qualified to perform the duties of the position.
(b) Employment under paragraph (a) of this section is authorized only under a training or educational program developed by an agency in accordance with guidelines established by the Office of Personnel Management.
(c) An employee given a veterans readjustment appointment under paragraph (a) of this section shall serve subject to:
(1) the satisfactory performance of assigned duties; and
(2) participation in the training or educational program under which he is appointed.
(d) An employee who does not satisfactorily meet the conditions set forth in paragraph (c) of this section shall be removed in accordance with appropriate procedures.
(e) An employee serving under a veterans readjustment appointment may be promoted, reassigned, or transferred.
(f) An employee who completes the training or educational program and who has satisfactorily completed two years of substantially continuous service under a veterans readjustment appointment shall be converted to career-conditional or career employment. An employee converted under this paragraph shall automatically acquire a competitive status.
(g) In selecting an applicant for appointment under this section, an agency shall not discriminate because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or political affiliation.
Sec. 2. (a) A person eligible for appointment under section 1 of this order may be appointed only within one year after his separation from the armed forces, or one year following his release from hospitalization or treatment immediately following his separation from the armed forces, or one year after involuntary separation without cause from (i) a veterans readjustment appointment or (ii) a transitional appointment, or one year after the effective date of this order if he is serving under a transitional appointment.
(b) The Office of Personnel Management may determine the circumstances under which service under a transitional appointment may be deemed service under a veterans readjustment appointment for the purpose of paragraph (f) of section 1 of this order.
Sec. 3. Any law, Executive order, or regulation which would disqualify an applicant for appointment in the competitive service shall also disqualify a person otherwise eligible for appointment under section 1 of this order.
Sec. 4. For the purpose of this order:
(a) "agency" means a military department as defined in section 102 of title 5, United States Code, an executive agency (other than the General Accounting Office [now Government Accountability Office]) as defined in section 105 of title 5, United States Code, and those portions of the legislative and judicial branches of the Federal Government and of the government of the District of Columbia having positions in the competitive service; and
(b) "Vietnam era" means the period beginning August 5, 1964, and ending on such date thereafter as may be determined by Presidential proclamation or concurrent resolution of the Congress.
Sec. 5. The Office of Personnel Management shall prescribe such regulations as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this order.
Sec. 6. Executive Order No. 11397 of February 9, 1968, is revoked. Such revocation shall not affect the right of an employee to be converted to career-conditional or career employment if he meets the requirements of section 1(d) of Executive Order No. 11397 after the effective date of this order.
Sec. 7. This order is effective 14 days after its date.
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