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WHAT IS STORED AND IN STORE FOR RESERVATION WATER Projected demands on Flathead reservation water are pouring in faster than spring run-nof f. Interests ranging from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the Dixon Agency housing development have placed dibs within the last few months on what little is left of the reservation's water supplies. The Flathead Irrigation Pro- ject, already the largest consumer of reservation Indian owned water, heads the list of agencies applying for more. FIP, which now uses someplace between 9 0 and 120 thousand acre feet per year, has designs on the remainder of the reservation's annual water supply. This means that nearly every drop of water rising from the Missions, The Jocko, and the western boundary hills would be used by FIP before it could be used for anything else. Most of the projects new demands came to light last fall when preliminary information from an engineering feasibility study became known. The study, by the Helena firm of Morrison and Maierle, was to have been made available to the tribe by last November. However, no copy of the BIA funded report has yet been received at the Dixon Agency. Officials from the Montana State Department of Natural Resources were also unable to get a copy of the report in (More on page 8) NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND d ORIELLES AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION COUNCIL BARGAINS FOR $137,000 PIPELINE LEASE Dixon: The Tribal Council struck buried gold last month while negotiating the renewal of a lease on a gas pipeline. The council and the Yellowstone Pipeline Company have been discussing a new pact on the 20-year old pipe easement for nearly a year. The company's attorney, Charles Lov-ell, Great Falls, had offered a package calliing for a 20-year renewable lease for an advance payment of $ 3 0,0 0 0. Earlier this year the council decided to reject the offer and propose instead a graduated annual settlement based on the distance the pipeline bisects the reservation. The council's offer called for a base $ 1.0 0 per year for every rod (16.5 feet) of the line, for the first ten years. The bid called for $5.00 per rod for the first year of the contract and a renegotiation after ten years. The company, during a meeting February 28, at first rejected the council's proposal and repeated their $ 3 0,0 0 0 offer. But the council held firm, noting the April deadline for a new agreement. The company finally agreed to a settlement essentially the same as the council's proposal. The new pact calls for a total payment of $ 12 7,0 0 0 to be paid in annual installments over the next 20 years. The.first payment, received during the meeting, was for $25,000. Annual payments for the first ten years will a-mount to $5 4 06 per year. In 1985 the easement will be renegotiated to adjust the annual payments to the 1975 dollar. That is, if the dollar declines in value over the next ten years, as it has in the past, the annual rental would be increased to comDensate for the difference. The new contract term will expire in April of 1995. The Yellowstone pipeline enters the reservation near Rainbow Lake on the west (Pipeline-Cont. on page 2) TWO LOGGING UNITS SUSPENDED Ronan: "Shoot or spend", that is the way Tribal Councilman Bob McCrea described the dilema of two large timber sales scheduled to begin this year. McCrea and six other councilmen voted to remove the two from the timber harvest schedule because both, it was felt, would adversely affect game ranges. The two units scheduled for sale this year were the Irvine, in the north central part of the reservation, and the Revais, in the south-central area. The Irvine was originally scheduled for sale last year but was set back because of resistance to the project by the Kootenai community in Elmo and Dayton. The unit, which would have harvested 23.3 million board feet, is situated between the recently logged Deep and Garceau unit. Kootenai Tribal Councilman Pat Lefthand, had complained that the sale (See Revais on page 3) 2 RONAN INDIANS ON BALLOT Two Ronan Indian Education Committee members will be on the school board ballot when voters go to the polls April 1. They are John "Chris" Lozeau and Frank Webster, both Tribal Members from Ronan. Lozeau is Chief Sanitarian for the Indian Health Service in St. Ignatius. He has two children in the Ronan school. Webster is a rancher from south of Ronan. He has six children in the Ronan School system. Char-Koosta will list all candidates to the 16 school board positions open in the eight reservation districts in the April 1 st issue. Candidates for the school board must file before March 10 (Monday). Voting eligibility is the only requirement for school board candidacy ...that is 18 years old and a registered voter of the district for at least 30 days.
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|What is stored and in store for reservation water ; Council bargains for $137,000 pipeline lease ; Two logging units suspended ; 2 Ronan Indians on ballot ; Grizzly bears threatened ; No highway deaths in February ; Council delays units because of game-range problems ; 39 million board feet approved for a sale along western boundary ; What they don't say about new water projects ; Yarn : prey on highway 93 ; The Indian side : before the whiteman ; A number of agencies eyeing reservation Indian water ; Impact statement needed for oil search ; Salish grandmothers in education film ; Trosper heads coal opponents ; Headstart Indian pageant ; Cheyennes claim river water.
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Hey Islander Fans!!!
What's going on?! Well, guess what!? Your girl did it. I graduated on Saturday! My parents, brother, my friend X, my best friend Zsuzsa from Killeen, my boyfriend Rodney from Brenham, my girl Ashley Darley aka Dar, my aunt Shelena, my uncle Jimmy, my older cousins and my younger cousin Elijah and Caden all came to watch me receive my diploma! I had a full house of family and friends! I will have lots of photos to share in my next couple of blogs! My family and I left after graduation and went to Vegas for a mini vaca! Now I'm back in Texas and I'll be in San Antonio until Sunday! Then Wednesday the 22nd it all begins ... we start practicing and workouts ... the 2012-13 season is right around the corner! Get excited!!
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Police getting bulletproof vests
Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 10:08 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 10:08 a.m.
The Houma Police Department has been given a grant for $2,344.80 from the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance for new bulletproof vests.
The grant comes from the Department of Justice's Bulletproof Vest Partnership, which is an initiative that aims to improve the safety of police officers by ensuring agencies receive money for body armor.
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Another strange opener tonight with Fish doing Lengthwise, then ticking right into Maze for that Rift album feel. Maze was ok, a little weak in Pages solo climax and a few spots at the end. Bouncing was average and so was Poor Heart. Trey rushed into Stash so the top had some off parts from a surprised Mike. The Stash jam was smooth, but average for this tour. Trey picks up the acoustic for a rough Horse, not too bad, just not the best. Silent also struggled a little tonight in the timing. Divided had some notable feedback which took a while to quell. The jam was good by the end, but kind of average overall. Cavern was sloppy, and it seemed Trey might be having lyric troubles again. Lawn Boy wasnt much more than average either and Fish kind of blew the cut off at the end. Treys count off for ATR catches Mike by surprise again so his part is off until Page comes in to help. Possum was good and you can hear Trey singing his solo notes on the recording. The jam was a bit experimental, but kind of boring to me. Very average first set in my opinion.
Wilson starts off with and continued to have The Good, Bad and the Ugly teases throughout. Trey also blew the lyrics to the second verse again. Sparkle was good, though a little off at the end. Tweezer rocked and led right into the old favorite of Walk Away, which was pretty good. Fish goes right into the Mound intro, and this one was just average to me again, and then the Balls come out So the heavily composed piece is? Hood, well its not that heavily composed, but Im sure a finger break was in order. Hood was just ok to me, nothing too special. HYHU brings Fish out to dedicate Brain to Mark and Tim and their wives. Nicely done with the usual vacuum solo. Thats another finger break before the heavily composed YEM, which was pretty good overall with a fun vocal jam. A reasonably solid Golgi closes up this better second set.
Mike gets in a funny dedication and then, for one last time, Theres Something Wrong with My Baby graces the stage as the encore and then disappears into Phish history. It would be fun to hear this today with all four of them singing like this. Everyone gets shushed for Grace and then the expected Tweeprise sends everyone on their way with a smile.
There are some good parts to this show, but again, sloppy playing and blown lyrics keep this one from getting an extra star from me. Im going to go three stars to bring the average down a bit to settle at about three and a half where it should be, in my opinion.


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Bailey Campanini of Camdenton, Mo., is one of 15 new members of Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society (ODK) at William Woods University. ODK was founded in 1914 and was established on the William Woods campus in 2009.
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Economic hope for today and tomorrow
Published: Friday, April 11, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 10, 2014 at 4:32 p.m.
A couple of headlines in Wednesdays Times-News offer economic hope for the near term and the future: County unemployment rates decrease in February and Students tour local manufacturing facilities.
Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties were among 95 of North Carolinas 100 counties where unemployment dropped, and all three posted unemployment rates lower than the state average of 6.6 percent. Polk County had the third lowest unemployment rate in the state in February, while Henderson County was the sixth lowest and Transylvania County was in the middle at 50th.
Unemployment in Henderson County dripped from 5.3 percent in January to 5.1 percent in February. That was a significant drop from the 7.3 percent in February 2013. Polk Countys unemployment rate dropped from 4.9 percent to 4.6 percent between January and February, also a huge improvement from 7.6 percent last February. Transylvania County unemployment rate went from 7.7 percent in January to 7.3 percent in February, the biggest drop among the three counties and a huge improvement from February 2013 when unemployment topped 10.7 percent.
Of course, these numbers dont tell the whole story. Many people in the mountains and across the state remain underemployed, working one or more low-wage and/or part-time jobs to make ends meet. The new numbers do, however, point to an economy that is finally starting to add jobs almost five years after the worst economic crash since the Great Depression.
The second article in Wednesdays newspaper detailed how 10 groups of Henderson County middle and high school students toured manufacturing plants during the day. The tours were part of the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Developments Made in Henderson County Initiative. Through this program, the partnership works with public schools to introduce eighth- and ninth-graders to local manufacturing industries as viable career paths. Another goal is to dispel the misconception that the industry is archaic.
Thats not hard to do thanks to the many industries that are thriving in Henderson County today. Students visited Clement Pappas & Co., BorgWarner Thermal Systems, Elkamet Inc, GE Lighting Systems, Kimberly-Clark Corp., Legacy Paddlesports, SELEE, SMARTRAC and Wilsonart.
Henderson County has 135 manufacturing companies that employ 5,250 people, 15 percent of the countys workforce, according to Pete Szelwach, plant manager at Clement Pappas and an HCPED board member. Manufacturing is growing again, for the first time in 13 years, he said.
The tours are a great way to show students they can have a great career here at home, and spur them to make good grades for the wide range of opportunities available in manufacturing. Students visiting Clement Pappas juice manufacturing and packaging plant learned, for instance, that skilled workers are required to program and control automated processes, test for quality and perform other tasks.
Local industries are also inviting school guidance counselors to visit their facilities learn and about future opportunities, says Andrew Tate, president and CEO of the Partnership for Economic Development.
Its hard to think of a more worthwhile endeavor than showing students these close-to-home opportunities and teaching them the value of hard work in school and beyond.
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A 19-year-old woman in Phoenix who accidentally shot and killed her brother was posing with a gun for Facebook photos, according to local police.
Savannah Ramirez and her brother, 22-year-old Manuel Ortiz, were celebrating New Year's Eve at Ortiz's apartment along with three other people, when a Facebook photoshoot with a gun turned deadly.
Police believe both Ramirez and Ortiz were drinking and the weapon was in Ramirez's hand when it accidentally discharged. If blood tests confirm that alcohol was indeed involved, Phoenix police Sgt. Steve Martos said Ramirez would likely be charged with manslaughter.
"Every New Year's Eve, this particular sister is going to be thinking about this for the rest of her life," Martos said.
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PHOENIX -- He's calling it a "BeardOff,'' but even A's right fielder Josh Reddick admits it's a beard-on.
Reddick, a huge fan of WWE wrestling, has taken the challenge from the WWE's Daniel Bryan to spend the rest of this year growing the fullest and most luxuriant beard possible.
The winner will be determined by a vote of online fans, and "the loser has to shave it all off,'' Reddick said Tuesday.
"I'm already hearing trash talk from his fans," Reddick said of the challenge, which he accepted Tuesday morning. "I know a bunch of the WWE guys, but I've never met him."
Reddick reported to FanFest in Oakland in January with a full beard that he'd started growing in November. Bryan reportedly has been growing his beard for about 12 months.
"He has a bit of a head start," Reddick acknowledged. "Here's hoping I'm a fast grower."
Bryan issued the challenge Tuesday via twitter, saying "Of course, I don't think an A's player like @JoshReddick16 has the guts to have a #BeardOff with The Dazzler."
It didn't take long for Reddick to respond, also via Twitter, with "Bring it. YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!"
Reddick has been known to alter his look depending on his batting average and production, so he called teammate Coco Crisp aside after striking the deal.
"I told Coco that if I was tempted to shave, don't let me do it," Reddick said.
Reddick said that he may be at a bit of a voting disadvantage; he has about 35,000 Twitter followers. Bryan has about 580,000.


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By Catholic News Service
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- If the world's cardinals decide to return the papacy to the Italians, one possible candidate is Cardinal Camillo Ruini, papal vicar of Rome.
In the eyes of many Catholics in Rome, he is a well-known pastor and a viable candidate to succeed Pope John Paul II.
As president of the Italian bishops' conference since 1991, he has long been in the public eye, but recently his leadership has been made even more evident.
He stood in for Pope John Paul at Palm Sunday Mass at the Vatican this year and presided over many pre-Christmas liturgies in 2004, when the pope's failing health prevented him from taking active part in the ceremonies.
Cardinal Ruini also has been a vocal and vigorous opponent of Italian legislative efforts or other proposals that would threaten human life and weaken the traditional definition of the family.
However, he risked dividing the church in Italy when he called for Catholics nationwide to abstain from a series of 2005 referendums that would have eased government restrictions on assisted and artificial reproduction.
He countered criticisms that he was calling on people not to exercise their political right to vote.
"We are not saying 'do not vote in elections.' We just believe that it is necessary to not vote in this referendum, just as the constitution provides for," he said in a March 2005 interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
Under Italian law, if not enough people go to the polls for a referendum vote, the proposal is scrapped.
Cardinal Ruini defended the right of the church to speak in the political realm.
The church "is a voice that should be taken seriously" since about 97 percent of Italy's 57.5 million people are Catholic, he said in the newspaper interview. He said the involvement of the church in political matters was not overriding the separation of church and state.
"I maintain that it is a new way of looking at religious freedom" -- that religious faith does not have to be "confined to the private world," he said.
As vicar of Rome since 1991, he governs the diocese in the name of the pope. He also serves as grand chancellor of Lateran University and archpriest of the Basilica of St. John Lateran, the cathedral church of the Rome Diocese. He is also in charge of the pastoral governance of Ostia, one of Rome's seven suburbicarian dioceses.
Cardinal Ruini, 74, was a seminary professor for most of his priesthood before he was made a bishop in 1983. He is regarded as a good administrator, but he lacks the personal charisma that has been a hallmark of Pope John Paul's pontificate.
The son of a doctor, Camillo Ruini was born Feb. 19, 1931, in the town of Sassuolo in north central Italy, in what was then the Diocese of Reggio Emilia. He was ordained a priest of that diocese in 1954 and was sent to Rome, where earned licentiate degrees in philosophy and theology at Gregorian University.
Returning to Reggio Emilia in 1957, he taught philosophy at the diocesan seminary until 1968. He taught dogmatic theology at the regional seminary, 1968-1986, also serving as headmaster there, 1968-1977. From 1977 to 1983 he also taught at Bologna's theological academy.
Throughout his career he assisted and organized associations of Catholic students and intellectuals, working to promote the church's influence in educational and cultural life at every level in the Reggio Emilia region, a stronghold of communism.
He was named auxiliary bishop of Reggio Emilia in 1983, and three years later he became secretary-general of the Italian bishops' conference.
He was named an archbishop and papal vicar of Rome in January 1991, became president of the bishops' conference that March and was made a cardinal that June.
Like Pope John Paul, Cardinal Ruini has stressed that Catholicism needs to regain its role as a guide in Italian daily life. He supports dialogue with all parts of society but says the Christian message cannot be hidden or "flattened."
Named recording secretary of the European Synod of Bishops held in December 1991, at the opening session he warned that the reappearance of religious tensions in Eastern Europe following communism's collapse "makes it urgent for us to search for every means to free ecumenical questions from historical prejudice and political conditioning."
He said the church's focus on a new evangelization implied neither "nostalgia for the past nor a desire to conquer."
He also pointedly praised the Jewish tradition in Europe as "an important part of the development of our culture" and described the World War II Holocaust as a "perversion of Europe's conscience."
Cardinal Ruini is a member of the Congregation for Bishops, the Pontifical Council for the Laity and the Administration of the Patrimony of the Holy See.


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Kodak Stars in Best Picture Nominees
"Argo" and "Lincoln" are the widely acknowledged front-runners for Best Picture at next month's Oscars, but a win by either would be a victory for Kodak.
Kodak's name may no longer adorn the theater where the gold statuettes are handed out, but its film was used to shoot both the dramatic telling of the so-strange-it's-true rescue of Americans from Iran during the 1979 hostage crisis and the political machinations of our 16th president as he worked to abolish slavery.
In fact, Kodak film was used for six of the nine Best Picture nominees, like "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Django Unchained," "Les Misérables" and "Silver Linings Playbook."
Other nominated films that didn't get the Best Picture nod also relied on Kodak's film: "Anna Karenina" (four nominations, including cinematography), "The Master" (three actor nominations), "Moonrise Kingdom" (original screenplay) and "The Impossible" (best actress).
The 85th Academy Awards will be held this Feb. 24, not at the great "Chapter 11 theater" but at the newly christened Dolby Theatre.
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OAKLAND -- Warriors forward Carl Landry, who emerged as a key reserve during Golden State's playoff push, will become a free agent. Landry exercised his right to opt out the final year of his contract.
That leaves the Warriors with a sizable hole to fill in their rotation. It would be ideal if they could use Thursday's NBA draft to do so. If only they had a draft pick.
"We don't like not having a pick," Warriors general manager Bob Myers said.
Landry said it was a tough decision, which he waited until the last possible day to make. His contract stipulated he decide by the day before the draft. Until Wednesday, it was a battle between his heart and his head.
His heart said stay with Golden State.
"Best season I've probably ever experienced," Landry said of last season with the Warriors, who made the playoffs for the first time since 2007 and reached the Western Conference semifinals.
"I don't think I can describe it in a word. Amazing is probably the closest I can describe it. It was almost like a dream. You could write a book about this season."
But his head said opt out, sentiments echoed by his family and his agent.
Landry, 29, averaged 10.8 points on 54 percent shooting -- with a career-high 6.0 rebounds -- in 23.2 minutes off the bench. That is likely enough to get him a multiyear deal, maybe for more than the $4 million he was due next season.
"It was the best thing for me," Landry said. "The market is pretty good right now. ...
"In the end, myself and my family thought this was the right thing to do."
But Landry's decision leaves the Warriors lacking several key elements that propelled them from the lottery to contenders. Golden State loses inside scoring, rebounding and some intangibles such as toughness and playoff experience.
On top of that, center Festus Ezeli is out until at least December after knee surgery, so Golden State has serious holes in the front line. Adding frontcourt depth is a priority.
"We look at (the center) position a little differently," Myers said. "We have to make sure we have some more insurance at that position. But we've got to find a player with good value since we have a lot of money (already invested) in the center position."
The draft would be the simplest way to fill that hole. If the Warriors somehow can secure a first-round pick, they'd be in play for the likes of Duke center Mason Plumlee, Louisville's Gorgui Dieng or Kansas' Jeff Withey. A second-round pick could land them someone such as Colorado State big man Colton Iverson or Florida's Erik Murphy.
Golden State has never gone through a draft without making a selection.
Myers and his staff have been working to acquire a pick.
Draft week has become one of the peak seasons for NBA wheeling and dealing. But the Warriors have little to barter with unless they part with some of their young talent.
Knowing Golden State didn't have a pick, and thus wouldn't get to work out the top talent, Myers said the team scouted the talent even more thoroughly during the season. Now the Warriors are working to get into the mix of the wheeling and dealing.
"I think one thing our organization has become strong in is information," Myers said. "Whether it's relationships with other teams or agents, having information of what's going on outside of your organization is important, and we work hard to cultivate those kinds of relationships and keep them in a positive way so we have the best thing of knowing what's going on."
Guard Klay Thompson and forward Harrison Barnes are garnering a lot of interest. Andrew Bogut entering the final year of his deal and the sign-and-trade possibilities with pending free-agent guard Jarrett Jack make the Warriors a viable trade partner.


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The first meeting of the 2009-2010 society year will be September 21 at 7 p.m. at the Quitman Public Library at 202 E. Goode in Quitman. A few members gather before the meeting to visit and eat at 5:30 p.m. at Peralta's Mexican Restaurant at 607 S. Main in Quitman. Members and guests are invited to join us.
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The new collection celebrates the spirit of the runway. Military detailing on mini-me capes and tie-dye patterned trench coats offset dresses in floral lace. A spectrum of bright colours and fun prints adorn T-shirts and accessories.
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The use of exterior and interior window coverings can help keep your home comfortable year long. With a few changes you can reduce annual electricity usage.
Here are a few low cost window covering tips:
- Close draperies to block the sun's heat during the warmer months and to keep out the cold air during the colder months.
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Could we�be�any happier? A Central Perk pop-up shop is opening in NYC to celebrate the 20th�anniversary of the�Friends�premiere.
Fans will be able to enjoy free cups of�Eight O' Clock�coffee, including a limited-edition Central Perk roast, in a fully functional replica of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey and Phoebe's favorite hangout. Located at 199 Lafayette Street in Manhattan, the pop-up shop will open onWednesday, Sept. 17�and remain in business through�Saturday, Oct. 18. (Hours: Mondays-Fridays from�8 a.m.-8 p.m.�and Saturdays-Sundays from 10 a.m.-8 p.m.)
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An overnight fire damaged a historic building in Hamilton.
Firefighters were called to Brewers Coffee Shop on East Avenue just before 2:30 a.m. after a patrolling police officer noticed smoke coming from the building.
It took fire crews more than two hours to bring the fire under control, as a lot of the exterior structure had to be cut away to get to the deep seated fire in the wall.
No injuries were reported.
Damage was estimated at $10,000.
This is the fourth fire at Brewers since 2009. Two of the previous fires were caused by arson.
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Stating that issues between the City of Biggs and Laborers Local 185 had never reached a level when the two entities could not work things out in the past, Biggs City Attorney Greg Einhorn presented a draft letter to Biggs Council members Tuesday night to be sent to the union.
The Biggs Council meeting room was filled to capacity with concerned residents.
"On January 30, 2013, a Letter to the Editor appeared in The Gridley Herald on behalf of the union that represents Local 185. I believe in my role as City Attorney it warrants a response," Einhorn told Council members.
"In my view, this letter was a tactic in labor negotiations I felt were not constructive to the employees and not helpful to the Council or people of Biggs. The city has been best served when we have had discussions in a professional and civil way. As long as I have been here, since 1986, we have never had a situation with Local 185 when we haven't been able to meet in a civil way," Einhorn stated.
He further stated to Council members that he had prepared a draft letter to be sent to Mr. John Flem, Business Agent of Laborers Local 185 which would be sent with direction from Council members.
When the public was invited to speak, a member of the audience asked if the letter would be sent to The Gridley Herald to which Einhorn stated it would not.
Mayor Frith answered, "I would like to see this worked out amongst us in order to have operations run smoothly. The letter is being mailed to the union but The Gridley Herald can print whatever they choose."
Einhorn's letter stated, "I was very disappointed to see Laborers Local 185 January 30, 2013 Letter to The Gridley Herald. For the rest of this story please pick up a 2/15/13 edition of The Gridley Herald.
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OAKLAND -- Every other Sunday is payday for BMT International Security Services, but before doling out wages, Minister Dahood Sharrieff Bey gathers his workers inside Your Black Muslim Temple No. 1 and delivers a sermon.
As a suited young man stands sentry outside the West Oakland headquarters, Bey presides over an organization that he and his followers have spent years quietly modeling after an intimidating criminal enterprise with a record of violence and fraud that a prosecutor once said terrorized the city: Your Black Muslim Bakery.
"Now the persecution is upon the people," Dahood Bey said in a lecture posted to YouTube in 2011, his words reminiscent of his late mentor, bakery founder Yusuf Bey. "You're seeing the results of desolation. You're seeing the results of the white man's evil."
Nearly seven years after the bakery collapsed following the slaying of journalist Chauncey Bailey and two other murders committed by bakery members, Dahood Bey, 42, has emerged as the leader of an insular organization many thought extinct. But under his leadership, the group has made bogus claims to seek six-figure public contracts, engaged in questionable real estate deals, even found its members involved in a murder case -- all trademarks of its forebear.
"Look at the past," said Jim Saleda, a retired Oakland detective who conducted a lengthy investigation of the bakery and Yusuf Bey. "They pulled all kinds of scams, flipped all kinds of properties. In my opinion it looks like they're starting over."
Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley is now "committed to a thorough investigation" of the group, her representative said last week.
Public scrutiny has grown in recent months after this newspaper uncovered that BMT, the security company run from the temple, had used fake insurance documents to win contracts with two public agencies. The Port of Oakland aborted a $450,000 contract with BMT when the newspaper revealed that the firm's proposal was littered with fabricated references, including claims it was run by a retired FBI agent who'd attended Harvard and that its guards were ex-Secret Service agents and Navy SEALs.
Under Dahood Bey, the organization has also revived the bakery's broader business enterprises, running a religious school, restaurant and janitorial service. But an exhaustive review of records by this newspaper found none of them has proper business licenses or permits.
Violence has also resurfaced. In what police describe as a "landlord-tenant dispute" at a temple-controlled house, a BMT guard is charged with stabbing another to death in early February during an attempted eviction. Another BMT guard beat a man with a flashlight a year earlier on the first day of a lucrative Alameda County security contract.
Any resurgence of the bakery will have costly consequences for Oakland, said Saleda, who arrested Yusuf Bey in 2002. "Everything about (the bakery) was a scam. It was a criminal organization. I don't think any of them will have turned over a new leaf."
Dahood Bey did not respond to interview requests. But court documents, public records and interviews with law enforcement members and a temple insider show he has a violent past and controls many aspects of his followers' lives.
He has twice threatened to kill people, including the mother of one of his children, court records show. He also pleaded no contest to perjury for giving the Department of Motor Vehicles false applications that netted him 22 driver's licenses all bearing different names, photographs, physical descriptions or birth dates, records show.
Another Black Muslim whom Dahood Bey was charged with torturing in 2009 described him in court as a "more than zealous" disciple of Yusuf Bey who believed the firebrand preacher was "a great man."
Yusuf Bey, who is not related to Dahood Bey, promoted African-American empowerment while espousing racial intolerance and endorsing violence in a weekly television show. He died in 2003 awaiting trial on charges he raped girls as young as 13. Prosecutors later described his group as a gang and cult that thrived in Oakland for 30 years, committing crimes ranging from welfare fraud to torture and murder.
But all along, Yusef Bey carried on as a community leader. After running for Oakland mayor in 1994, he became a local power broker, building political connections. When Gov. Jerry Brown ran for Oakland mayor in 1998, he visited the bakery. The state Senate even passed a resolution honoring Bey. The Oakland City Council later lent him more than $1 million to start a home health aide business that quickly folded. The loan went unpaid.
It is unclear when Dahood Bey, who was born Cyrano Colar in San Francisco, joined the group. He worked as a baker, and as Yusuf Bey's driver and bodyguard, remaining at the bakery for several years after the minister's death. He was one of dozens of followers who adopted the Bey name as a sign of fidelity.
But Dahood Bey often uses other names. When he was tried for torture in 2010, he asked a judge to call him "Dahood Doe," saying Bey portrayed him unfairly.
DMV licenses issued to him included the names Dawud Beyahed, David Shabazz and Attilla Collan. He identified himself as "Mr. Pasha" at an Oakland City Council meeting.
The seeds of his group appear to have been planted more than a decade ago, when Yusuf Bey's brother, Abdul Rabb Muhammad, cofounded a school called the Respect for Life Institute of West Oakland at the same 27th Street storefront that now houses the temple. But the new group did not begin to coalesce until 2007, just months after the bakery collapse, when the school was renamed Elijah's University for Self-Development.
The temple still bears the name of Elijah's University, though state records show the business -- officially registered to Dahood Bey's wife -- was suspended for not paying taxes. The group now advertises itself in a religious newspaper and elsewhere as Your Black Muslim Temple, No. 1.
Its exterior is adorned with portraits of Nation of Islam messenger Elijah Muhammad. Dahood Bey's group is one of several around the country trying to revive Muhammad's original Depression era teachings, according to a newspaper they publish.
Karl Evanzz, who wrote a biography of Muhammad, said the Oakland temple is one of several practicing his "true teachings," including a "bizarre notion that Caucasians are the physical embodiment of biblical devils."
"The return to the primitive teachings of the Nation of Islam is perhaps a response to worsening racial conditions in black enclaves throughout the nation," Evanzz said. "Groups espousing racial intolerance are typically a reaction to social or economic conditions, or both."
Dahood Bey's followers work at several enterprises, including BMT and the restaurant. An employee roster obtained by this newspaper shows more than 30 people, split among the businesses.
None of those people appear to have state-required security guard licenses, according to records. The restaurant, called The Fish House on its menu and Cajun Hot Seafood on its sign, has no business license or health department permits, records show.
Workers are paid in cash with no taxes withheld, according to three people familiar with temple practices, but pay is often docked for missing temple meetings. Workers sometimes receive housing in lieu of money at properties the organization owns or controls.
A dispute involving a former employee living in one of them, on 31st Street, led to the February stabbing death of a BMT guard, police said.
Jesse James Taylor, 55, was being forcibly evicted from the property when he allegedly killed Francis Nwagbo, 35, according to court records and a private investigator's report released by Taylor's lawyer.
Questions are now being raised about how the organization came into control of a swath of properties near the temple.
The house and temple were once owned by prominent Berkeley real estate broker Cecil Reeves, who died last year at 90. A widower with no children, records show his estate was worth millions. He left assets to his church and the NAACP, but his will doesn't mention the Black Muslim temple or its leaders.
While documents show Reeves' signature on several property transactions with temple associates, endorsing their work, George King, the attorney overseeing his estate, said he doubts Reeves had anything to do with the temple.
But a handwritten note on a 2012 rental agreement for the 31st Street house -- on file with Reeves' real estate company -- states that Dahood Bey's mother, Rory Parker, "will use this unit for housing individuals from her congregation."
And in a lease for the temple property filed with the Alameda County Recorder's Office, Parker stated that Reeves wanted "Elijah's University to purchase the (temple) property so we can continue our work of education, job training and housing for minority low-income residents."
King was surprised to learn of the temple's involvement. "Cecil and I were very close," he said. "I have no knowledge that Cecil had any knowledge of them. He certainly never mentioned them to me."
Despite his violent past, questionable deals and harsh religious dogma, Dahood Bey seems intent on legitimizing his image. Late last year, he went to Superior Court seeking to have a felony that was part of a plea deal in the 2009 torture case reduced to a misdemeanor. He told Judge Vernon Nakahara that he was working "in the maintenance department at Elijah's University" and wanted to improve his job prospects.
Nakahara granted the request. Dahood Bey, the judge noted, appeared to be staying out of trouble.
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In an attempt to help busy weekend (and other) cooks, I've decided to start a section of my blog entitled, Food Processor Fridays, where I will post quick and easy recipes with step-by-step instructions and photos utilizing the food processor.
First up, creamy coleslaw. This recipe came together in ten minutes, I promise you. And I think I could have done it in five if I could have located my vegetable peeler faster. (making mental note: Clean out the utensil drawer.)
Creamy Coleslaw (adapted from my Cuisinart recipe booklet)
Ingredients list:
1/3 cup loosely packed parsley leaves
1/2 sweet onion, cut in half again
1 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
1 Tbsp white vinegar
1 Tbsp sugar (I used Splenda)
1/2 tsp celery salt
1/2 tsp freshly ground pepper
1 large carrot, peeled (this is where I fell behind in time)
1 1/2 pounds cabbage (this was a small head for me)
Add onion and process until minced.
Add mayo, vinegar, sugar, celery salt, and pepper. Process 5 seconds to combine. Remove metal blade.
Cut carrot in half crosswise. Core cabbage and cute it into wedges. Insert shredding disc and shred carrots, using firm pressure.


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An early version of the standalone "The Landlady" shows the band attempting to do something different with this piece of music. It's got a nice bit of power. An early performance of Magilla is well-executed, with Page fully in the lead. For lovers of Manteca, this Bowie has the Manteca theme woven throughout and plenty of Trey shredding taboot.
The second-ever version of Gumbo is arranged almost identically to most modern versions and Stash is energetic and surprisingly tight, given that it's the eighth outing ever for this future standard.
The Weekapaug is particularly exuberant, with Trey really lighting it up in full machine-gun mode at the end.
A nice example of 1990 Phish, with Trey taking charge in the jamming tunes. No standout versions, with the Bowie worth checking out if you're a Manteca lover.


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Anyways Gin was ok, not the best Ive heard, but its still pretty new. Melt had a drum solo in it tonight and Trey raged his solo pretty good. Another Ya Mar tonight and this one has no Leo call from Mike before Pages solo. It doesnt seem like anybody is ready as Trey jumps into Suzy, which was just average. Foam was not very tight tonight, but its a hard song to play. My Sweet One was pretty good and La Grange wasnt too bad, but nothing outstanding from either of them. The tape speed switches to normal tuning for an ok Lawn Boy. Golgi was good and rocking for a set closer.
Mikes Groove gets the encore spot tonight and all of it was reasonably well played, although a little tired sounding.
The playing wasnt too bad overall tonight, but the recording leaves a bit to be desired so Ill go with three stars because its just pretty average for an 89 show.


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Bond has been set at $5,000 for a man accused in a hit-and-run death in Dickinson late last year.
Forty-seven-year-old Timothy Menges was arrested Monday in the Nov. 21 death of 47-year-old Tracy Freer. Police say Freer was struck by a pickup truck in the parking lot of the Queen City Motel.
Sgt. Kylan Klauzer tells The Dickinson Press that tips led police to Menges. Klauzer says Menges is from the Missouri area, though court documents indicate he has been in Dickinson for at least the past year.
Court documents do not list an attorney for Menges. KXNews reports that his bond was set at $5,000 cash during a court hearing Wednesday. The felony charge of negligent homicide carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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If These Walls Could Tell told by Lou Ann Homan
March 24, 2012
Indiana Landmarks Center, 1201 Central Ave., Indianapolis, 46202
7:30 p.m.
Storytelling Arts of Indiana and Indiana Landmarks commissioned Lou Ann Homan to research, develop and premiere a story about the Charley Creek Inn in Wabash, Ind. More details about the story can be found at www.storytellingarts.org beginning March 1. Lou Ann has received other commissions from Storytelling Arts of Indiana including Tumultuous Times in the 1920s and 30s and Ridin' the Rails.
$10 advance tickets, $12 door
For tickets, call (317) 232-1882 or follow the "Buy Tickets" link.
For more information on the performer or schedule changes, contact Storytelling Arts of Indiana at (317) 576-9848 or visit www.storytellingarts.org.
Performers are subject to change.
To learn more about the Charley Creek Inn, visit www.charleycreekinn.com. To learn more about Lou Ann Homan visit, www.louannhoman.com.
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Solveig C. Hvinden, 95, of Maddock, N.D., passed away Friday, December 21, 2012 at St. Aloisius Medical Center in Harvey, N.D.
Memorial services will be Wednesday, December 26 at 1 p.m. at North Viking Lutheran Church in Maddock with Pastor Allen Campbell officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
The Nelson Funeral Home of Maddock is in charge of the arrangements.
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Communication Matters Across the Care System
Conversation on Hospice Care
04.18.13 | By Kaelan Hollon
There's so many important facets of caregiving, some of them much, much harder than others. Today we've got a guest post from Donald Schumacher, President and CEO of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, a group representing those involved in the most difficult (and often neglected) aspects of patient care. NHPCO's CEO details a new policy event that will hopefully broaden the national conversation on hospice care.
It's no secret that the healthcare system is expanding, growing in both size and complexity. Treatment tools at our disposal are increasingly sophisticated and effective, and in the coming years, we will see unprecedented levels of patient access to care.
This will impact all branches of the healthcare system and all ends of the patient spectrum, from pediatrics to hospice.
One important tool, as we confront these changes, is one that is unfortunately overlooked by many stakeholders: communication.
In the pharmaceutical industry, communication might be between companies and healthcare providers about new medicines, or between patients and their physicians about potential therapies.
In the hospice and palliative care world, there is another important line of communication – among families.
Next week, we are hosting a policy symposium, "Conversations Before the Crisis: The Intersection of Family, Faith and Policy in Advance Care Planning," to talk about that line of communication and the impact it has on millions of Americans daily.
Our message is simple: we need a system that fosters communications about advance care planning – among families, with their healthcare providers, with their lawyers, and even with their faith community.
It is through advance care planning that Americans will know that, whether they battle illness or injury or accident, they will get the care that they want. We urge our fellow members of the healthcare community to join us as we encourage more conversations about patient care throughout the healthcare system.
J. Donald Schumacher, PsyD
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National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization


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When the Magic Mike star strutted onstage in a fireman's outfit at the MTV Movie Awards, our jaws dropped. Hel-lo, Joe!
The Olympic champ sudsed up in the shower at the Soho House in NYC to announce his partnership with Head & Shoulders and sorry, we got a little distracted.
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Barbara Bruce, 60, died Nov. 14, 2012.
Funeral service will be at 10 a.m., Monday, Nov. 19, at Parks Brothers Funeral Home Chapel in Prague. Interment will be at Prague Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 18, at the funeral home.
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Crop Tops to Scoop Up for Spring
We're 100 percent sure women everywhere loved Fergie's song, "My humps, my lovely lady lumps," but 90 percent of them probably sing a different tune when it comes to actual lumps aka cellulite. But while there's still no cure (what is taking so long?!), you can at least camouflage the "orange-peel" look of skin temporarily. We suggest slathering up now, and your butt, thighs, and stomach, should be in top shape (with the help of eating right and exercising!) by the time bikini season rolls around.More
While cellulite is primarily genetic (you can thank mom and dad for that one!), poor circulation can also increase the look of it.
Here's why: When blood flows slowly, the collagen separates and allows the fat to come to the surface, giving it that dimpled effect.
So, to get your juices flowing, it's good to massage your trouble spots whilst applying your anti-cellulite formula.
This one makes it easy for you, since it comes with a massage applicator that distributes a caffeine and citrus ingredient gel-cream onto your skin to help tighten it.
The Body Shop Spa Fit Firming & Toning Gel-Cream Massager, $23, thebodyshop-usa.com
This tear drop-shaped, gentle exfoliating and cleansing sponge is pumped full of hydrating aloe vera, detoxifying Dead Sea minerals, and caffeine—all to give you smoother-, tighter-looking skin.
To use it, wet the sponge and use the textured side to exfoliate your skin, and then the softer side to cleanse. Then, rinse.
Dead Sea Essentials by Ahava Aloe Vera Anti-Cellulite Spa Sponge, $10, target.com
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BATON ROUGE, La. – Andy Cannizaro, a New York Yankees scout for the past five years and a former MLB infielder, has been hired as the recruiting coordinator and hitting coach for the LSU baseball program, coach Paul Mainieri announced Monday.
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I have long been concerned about whether or not our sheriff's, past and present, run a background check on the officers they hire. In a recent meeting with Mike Frost, this topic came up. I questioned whether it made sense to have a detective who had been arrested in the past for selling drugs out of a Benton PD squad car. In response to my question, I was given a sermon on forgiveness.
Likewise, the fact that another current employee, who appears to be an administrator of Pennington's Bruce4Sheriff website, also has a "checkered" past. I just don't understand how you can expect respect for an administration that doesn't mind that their deputies have a criminal background.
For Henry, who does not like to read documents, I will summarize:
On July 18, 2005, Richard Scott, Saline County Deputy Sheriff, was arrested for 3rd degree domestic battery. The investigating officer wrote in his report that Scott was drinking at a bar in Little Rock where his X-wife was a waitress. Scott wanted her to enter a wet shirt contest and she refused. He became angy and punched her in the left eye where she had visible injuries. The officer states that Scott was visibly intoxicated. He was transported to jail.
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Just because you said it did, dosen't mean it did!! We are all fighing a loosing battle! I think your ideas and views are stupid and vise versa!!
You asked....you got a honest answer. Just because you dont like it does not mean it didnt happen.
Has anyone put two and two together on here? Almost all the supporters for Pennington on here are related to LEOs? Why is it that average citizens do not support Pennington? Can we say Good ol boy system?
@Cruze, I have not the foggest idea what goes on in these meetings! So ill say nothing about them, except that none of us know what happens in them because we arent there!!
@Casey, well then yes of course because what you say is what happens! So silly!!
ask yourself those same questions. . . Hearsay?
Actually i did have the opportunity to sit beside them one morning. I did not hear one word spoken about crime in Saline county, it was just a bunch of laughing and talking about BS. I figure thats how most of these meetings go.
No Casey, I can't say that I have ever had a conversation with Mr. Scott! I am married to a police officer though!
Question? How do you know what goes on in these meetings? Are you present during each and every one? Unless you are, then once again, its all hearsay!
You seem to be too concerned about this Scott guy. Whats your relation to him? Are you the wife that was beaten ?
Whos life has she ruined? She made no one do the actions that was mentioned in these reports. He did...if anyone ruined his life then it was his actions.
If Pennington is so known for bringing law enforcment together like no other sheriff, then why can he not do this with the FBI on the Ives case? Why does he not even try? This originated in Saline County and thats where it should be driven from. Pennington meets with the people concerned with the case on a monthly basis, no one ever answered the question of "Do they discuss this case amoung the other crimes they claim to be talking about?" They say that is what these meeting are about. I bet its more of a good ol boy breakfast than a true metting about crime.
@ Cruze, that is not my issue!! Maybe its your issue but its not mine!! My issue is this lady who feels she has the god given right to ruin peoples life because life isn't going her way!!
@ Katee, Please get the issue right. We all know that the deaths of these boys are part of the Mena Connection but . . . this crime was committed in Saline County and for the investigation (which affords the answers) to not die, it is the Sheriffs Departments (orgininating agency) responsibiity to do so ! Besides why can't the Sheriff just be a nice human being and a understanding, concerned Sheriff period ? Your last statement explains it " This is above and beyond SCSO "


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Post by Chuck Hayward | February 4th, 2013
Each year in January, the Union des Grand Crus, an association of 134 estates in Bordeaux, conducts a series of tastings across the United States designed to introduce the latest vintage to consumers and the trade alike. For us at JJ Buckley, the tastings provide a perfect opportunity to reassess these wines after assessing them as barrel samples one year earlier.
The latest tastings turned towards the 2010 vintage, an excellent year that was considered a return to classically-styled Bordeaux. Critics and merchants alike agree that the hallmark traits of the vintage – precise flavors, focused structure and a strong tannic backbone – will provide long-lived wines that will act as a perfect foil to the more forward and opulent qualities of the 2009s. (more…)


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Irving v. Lipstadt
Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Charles GrayTable of Contents
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The Defendants' case
5.124The case for the Defendants is that at every opportunity Irving portrays Hitler as adopting a non-confrontational posture towards the Jews and being kept in ignorance, at least until the autumn of 1943, of the wholesale liquidation which was under way. This picture is a wholly false one, say the Defendants. It will suffice if I give a selection of the statements made by Hitler on the subject of the Jews on which the defendants place reliance.
5.125The Defendants accuse Irving of perverse and selective quotation and deliberate mistranslation in a passage at p377 of Goebbels which purports to give an account of an occasion described in Hitler's Table Talk for 25 October 1941. Irving describes how Hitler soliloquised to Himmler and Heydrich in the following terms:Evans asserted that the claim that Hitler was neither consulted nor informed about the deportations is pure invention. He contended that a true translation of that extract from the Table Talk is as follows:
"Hitler was neither consulted nor informed [about the mass deportation of Jews from Berlin]. Ten days after the forced exodus began, he referred, soliloquising over supper to Himmler and Heydrich, to the way the Jews had started the war.' Let nobody tell me', Hitler added, 'that despite that we can't park them in the marshier parts of Russia! By the way', he added, 'its not a bad thing that public rumour attributes to us a plan to exterminate the Jews'. He pointed out, however, that he had no intention of starting anything at present. 'There's no point in adding to our difficulties at a time like this' ".
"Nobody can tell me: but we can't send them into the morass! For who bothers about our people? Its good if the terror (schrecken) that we are exterminating Jewry goes before us .. I'm forced to pile up an enormous amount of things myself; but that doesn't mean that what I take cognisance of without reacting to it immediately, just disappears. It goes into an account; one day the book is taken out. I had to remain inactive for a long time against the Jews too. There's no sense in artificially making extra difficulties for one self; the more cleverly one operates, the better ....".
5.126A series of cumulative criticisms are made of Irving's version of this extract from Hitler's Table Talk. The original text does not refer to "parking" nor to Russia. By rendering schrecken as "rumour" Irving waters down the original. Besides there is no reference in the original to "attributing": the extermination is presented as a fact. The German original makes clear that Hitler regarded the period of inaction vis-à-vis the Jews to be over. The moment has come to strike. The Defendants argue that the net result of Irving's version of Hitler's remarks is wholly to misrepresent the thrust of Hitler's remarks.
5.127In his diary Goebbels recorded a meeting with Hitler on 21 November 1941 in terms which included the following:Yet at p379 of Goebbels Irving writes that Goebbels displayed a far more uncompromising face than Hitler's towards the Jews. That is followed by a passage quoting the extract from Goebbels's diary just cited in the following terms:The Defendants claim that Irving distorts the sense of the diary entry by omitting the reference to Hitler wanting an energetic policy towards the Jews and by omitting the first sentence recording Hitler's agreement with his (Goebbels's) views about the Jewish question.
"The Fuhrer also completely agrees with my views with reference to the Jewish question. He wants an energetic policy against the Jews, which, however, does not cause us unnecessary difficulties".
" ...[Hitler] again instructed Goebbels to pursue a policy against the Jews that does not cause us endless difficulties ...".
5.128The Defendants rely also upon Irving's account of a speech made by Hitler to the Gauleiter on 12 December 1941, when, according to Goebbels's diary (in Longerich's translation):The Defendants' case is that, according to Goebbels's account, Hitler was expressly contemplating the extermination of Jews generally. The Defendants argue that his passage, which followed one day after the outbreak of war between Nazi Germany and the Unites States, echoes what Goebbels had earlier written in an article in Das Reich and that it demonstrates that Hitler was determined to act no less brutally towards the Jews than was Goebbels. It marks, say the Defendants, the reaction of Hitler to the outbreak of world war, which was that the Jews must be annihilated.
"As concerns the Jewish question, the Fuhrer is determined to make a clean sweep. He had prophesied to the Jews that if they once again brought about a world war they would experience their own extermination (vernichtung). This was not just an empty phrase. The World War is there, the extermination of Jewry (Judentum) must be the necessary consequence. This question must be seen without sentimentality. We are not here in order to have sympathy with the Jews, rather we sympathise with our own German people. If the German people have now once again sacrificed as many as 16,000 dead in the Eastern campaign, then the authors of this bloody conflict must pay with their lives".
5.129According to the Defendants, confirmation for this proposition is to be found in the account of General Governor Hans Frank (who Irving accepts was in Berlin when Hitler spoke to the Gauleiter), which states:Frank's diary contains the following further passage:The Defendants contend that Frank was there recording what had in effect been a direction to the General Government from Berlin to liquidate the Jews. The Defendants assert that the latter passage is "an evolutionary document", presaging the extermination of Jews by gassing.
"In Berlin we were told 'why all this trouble? We cannot use them in the Ostland or the Reichscommissariat either. Liquidate them yourselves! We must destroy the Jews wherever we encounter them and wherever it is possible in order to preserve the entire structure of the Third Reich".
"... we cannot shoot these 3.5 million Jews. We can't poison them. But we will, however, be able to undertake interventions which in some way lead to a successful annihilation, and indeed in connection with the large scale measures to be undertaken from the Reich and to be discussed. The General Government must become just as free of Jews as the Reich is. Where and how that happens is a matter for the institutions which we must put into action and create here and the effectiveness I will report on to you in good time".
Criticism was levelled at Irving for his claim at p428 of the 1991 edition of Hitler's War that Hitler was in East Prussia when the instruction to liquidate the Jews was issued. The probability is that Hitler was in Berlin at the material time, since he did not leave Berlin for the East until 16 December. This, according to the Defendants, is an instance of Irving manipulating the record and telling "a fib" in order to distance Hitler from the instruction to liquidate the Jews.
5.130Next the Defendants rely on a manuscript note made by Himmler of a conversation he had with Hitler on 16 December 1941 which includes the words:Longerich regarded this note as confirmation of Hitler's intention to continue and intensify the mass murders of Soviet Jews. It is consistent with the way in which the killing of 363,211 Jews was treated in report by the Einsatzgruppen of 26 December 1942 (to which I shall refer again later): in that report the number of Jews killed was included as a separate category under the heading of partisan accomplices. This report is endorsed in manuscript "laid before [vorgelegt] Hitler".
"Jewish question / to be extirpated (auszurotten) as partisans".
5.131The Defendants criticise the account given by Irving at p465 of Hitler's War (1991 edition) of Hitler's attitude towards the Jews in March 1942. The reader is given to understand that the concern of Hitler was to procure the deportation of Jews out of Europe. Irving refers to Hitler's wish, repeatedly stated, to postpone dealing with the Jewish problem until after the war is over. He claims that Goebbels never discussed with Hitler the realities of what was happening to the Jews in the General Government.
That account, say the Defendants, takes no account of the statements repeatedly made by Hitler from 1941 onwards that the Jews must be eliminated and that they were a "bacillus" which needed to be eliminated. Examples are to be found in the entries made by Goebbels in his diary on 15 February and 20 March 1942 and in Hitler's Table Talk on 22 February 1942).
Also omitted by Irving is the reference made by Goebbels to Hitler as a protagonist for and champion of the radical solution to the Jewish question necessitated by the "way things are". There is, according to the Defendants, no justification for Irving's claim that Goebbels discussed with Hitler "the realities" of the situation. What Irving is unwarrantably seeking to do, say the Defendants, is to distance Hitler from the policy of killing the Jews.
5.132Next the Defendants accuse Irving of suppressing several references made by Hitler in January and February 1942 to the extermination (ausrottung) of Jews, for example in his Table Talk on 25 January 1942. Hitler is there recorded as having said on that occasion:The latter sentence is omitted at p464 of Hitler's War (1991 edition) in order, so the Defendants say, to exculpate Hitler.
"The Jew has to get out of Europe ... If he collapses in the course of it, I can't help there. I can see only one thing: absolute extermination, if they don't go of their own accord ..".
5.133Similarly the Defendants point to the omission by Irving of any reference to Hitler's statements in the Table Talk for 22 February 1942: "We will get well when we eliminate the Jew", They rely also on the omission of a similar remark by Hitler to NSDAP party members on 24 February 1942 when Hitler again talked of extermination and removing parasites.
5.134Evans in his report criticises the omission from Irving's account of Goebbels's diary entry for 30 May 1942 but the Defendants no longer rely on this criticism. Similarly the Defendants no longer pursue Evans's criticism of Irving for not recognising that the reference in the Hitler Table Talk of July 1942 to Jews emigrating to Madagascar was euphemistic.
5.135However the Defendants rely further in this connection on the following: the reaction of Hitler to the shooting of the Jews I Riga in November 1941, as reported by the widow of Schultz-Dubois (referred to at (vii) above); Himmler's minute of 22 September 1942; Himmler's note of 10 December 1942; Hitler's meetings with Antonescu and Horthy in April 1943 and Ribbentrop's statements made at Nuremberg (all of which will be referred to later in this section).
5.136 The Defendants contend that, individually and collectively, the misinterpretations, partial quotations and omissions which I have summarised amount to a serious misrepresentation of Hitler's attitude towards the Jewish question. As further evidence of the uncompromisingly harsh and active role in the persecution of the Jews the Defendants rely also on his role in such events as the expulsion and shooting of the Berlin Jews in Riga (with which I have already dealt); his role in the deportation of European Jews to the East; his attitude towards the Jews in France; his determination to procure the extermination of the Hungarian Jews and Ribbentrop's assessment of Hitler's responsibility for the fate which befell the Jews (to all of which issues I will shortly come).
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On February 22, the Federalist Society and the Center for Law and Social Responsibility (CLSR) co-sponsored Trial and Terror: How to Bring Suspected Terrorists to Justice. The event focused on the pressing issue of whether to try suspected terrorists through the federal court system, by military commission, or in some alternate forum.
Panelists included Professor Victor Hansen, who served nearly 20 years in the JAG Corps, with experience both as a military prosecutor and defense counsel; William Mitchell College of Law Professor Afsheen John Radsan, who served as CIA assistant general counsel after the September 11 terrorist attacks; and Julian Young, a United Kingdom solicitor with extensive criminal defense experience, including representing individuals suspected of terrorism. The discussion was moderated by Professor Stanley Cox, who teaches Terrorism and Human Rights among other courses.
On February 24, the CLSR hosted Representing Alleged Terrorists: A Perspective from the United Kingdom. Julian Young and Judy Ramjeet discussed the issues they face in their representation of individuals charged with terrorism .


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Record seventh straight Wimbledon final!
Roger is just one more win away from making tennis history! He advanced to his record seventh straight Wimbledon final today, defeating Tommy Haas 7-6(3), 7-5, 6-3.
"I'm very happy with my performance and it's unbelievable to back into another Wimbledon final," Roger said. "I've had a lot of pressure over all the years, so this is just another great match, great opportunity for me to get into the history books."
Tommy Haas held the pace during the two-plus hour match, but Roger was simply superior. A victory in Sunday's final would give our champ his unprecedented 15th Grand Slam title, which would break a tie with Hall of Famer Pete Sampras. Roger said he would be happy if Pete came to Wimbledon to watch him try to break his record. "He might come around, he might not. It's his choice. I'd love to see him because he's a good friend of mine. Very honored of course that I share the record of 14 with him."
If Roger wins, he will be the third player to win six or more Wimbledon titles. William Renshaw and Sampras both won seven. He will face Great Britain's Andy Murray or American Andy Roddick on Sunday.
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Tupac Shakur auditioned for a part in "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace" shortly before he was killed in 1996, according to former Death Row chief engineer Rick Clifford.
According to Yahoo.com, Clifford told 2PacForum that Shakur was up for the part of Mace Windu, which eventually went to Samuel L. Jackson.
"It's sad because 'Pac found out that I worked for Brian Austin Green, who was on '90210,' then he found out I was in some movies," Clifford said. "So we always talked about his film career and stuff. He was telling me that he was supposed to read for George Lucas. They wanted him to be a Jedi. I'm serious -- Samuel L. got Tupac's part. He called me 'Old Man.' He said 'Old Man keep your fingers crossed, I got three movies coming up. One of them I gotta read for George Lucas.'"
The rapper happened to star alongside Jackson in the 1992 film "Juice."
According to Fansided.com, the timing was right. Shakur died in September 1996 and production of the "Star Wars" film started in 1997, meaning Shakur likely was still been alive when Lucas was auditioning actors.
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Vancomycin is an antibiotic used to treat serious bacterial infections. It works by stopping the growth of bacteria.
This medication is usually injected into a vein. However, this product comes in vials which may also be given by mouth to treat a severe intestinal condition known as Clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea. This condition can rarely occur after the use of antibiotics has allowed the growth of a certain kind of resistant bacteria in the intestines, leading to severe diarrhea. When vancomycin is given by mouth, it is not absorbed by the body but remains in the intestines, allowing it to stop the growth of the bacteria. (See also How to Use section.)
This medication is usually given by injection into a vein, usually 1 or 2 times a day or as directed by your doctor. It should be injected slowly over 1 to 2 hours. The dosage is based on your medical condition, weight, kidney function, and response to treatment. (See also Side Effects.)
If you are giving this medication to yourself at home, learn all preparation and usage instructions from your health care professional. Before using, check this product visually for particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid. Learn how to store and discard medical supplies safely.
When taking this medication by mouth, mix each dose into at least 1 ounce (30 milliliters) of water before swallowing all of the mixture.
Antibiotics work best when the amount of medicine in your body is kept at a constant level. Therefore, use this drug at evenly spaced intervals.
Continue to use this medication until the full prescribed amount is finished, even if symptoms disappear after a few days. Stopping the medication too early may allow bacteria to continue to grow, which may result in a return of the infection.
Tell your doctor if your condition persists or worsens.
If this medication is injected too fast, a condition known as "red man syndrome" may occur. Tell your doctor promptly if you have symptoms such as flushing of the upper body, dizziness, low blood pressure, or muscle pain/spasms of the chest and back.
Pain, redness, and tenderness at the injection site may occur. These effects may be reduced by injecting this medication more slowly. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: ringing in the ears, hearing problems, signs of kidney problems (such as change in the amount of urine), easy bleeding/bruising, fever, persistent sore throat, persistent diarrhea.
Use of this medication for prolonged or repeated periods may result in oral thrush or a new vaginal yeast infection. Contact your doctor if you notice white patches in your mouth, a change in vaginal discharge, or other new symptoms.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any of the following symptoms of a serious allergic reaction: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Before using vancomycin, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: kidney problems, hearing problems, stomach/intestinal problems (e.g., inflammatory disorders of the intestines).
This drug may make you dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness until you are sure you can perform such activities safely. Limit alcoholic beverages.
Kidney function declines as you grow older. This medication is removed by the kidneys. Therefore, elderly people may be at a greater risk for hearing or kidney problems while using this drug.
During pregnancy, this medication should be used only when clearly needed. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor.
This medication passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.
Some products that may interact with this drug include: cidofovir, drugs that may harm the kidneys (amphotericin B, cisplatin, polymyxin, colistin, aminoglycosides such as gentamicin, tobramycin), other antibiotics, live bacterial vaccines.
If you will be undergoing treatment requiring anesthesia, tell the doctor/dentist you have been using vancomycin.
Although most antibiotics are unlikely to affect hormonal birth control such as pills, patch, or ring, a few antibiotics (such as rifampin, rifabutin) can decrease their effectiveness. This could result in pregnancy. If you use hormonal birth control, ask your doctor or pharmacist for more details.
If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room right away. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (e.g., kidney function, vancomycin blood levels, cultures, complete blood counts) should be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details.
For the best possible benefit, it is important to receive each scheduled dose of this medication as directed. If you miss a dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist right away to establish a new dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up.
Consult the product instructions and your pharmacist for storage details. Keep all medications away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.
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Investigators say they are looking for a pock-faced white male seen Saturday in downtown Medford entering the taxi of a Talent cabbie found shot dead the next morning in what police believe was a murder-robbery.
Medford police developed the information Monday as they probed the slaying of 58-year-old William Roy "Huey" Huson on Saturday, his birthday.
Huson's body was found early Sunday in a field off Helo Way, and investigators said he was shot in the head and robbed.
The possible suspect was described as a white male with fair complexion, about 25 to 35 years old, 6 feet 1 inch 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 170 to 190 pounds, police said.
He was last seen wearing a black ball cap, a black "Carhartt-style" coat and jeans.
The suspect has acne or a pock-marked face, "and that was something that was unusual," Medford police Lt. Mike Budreau said. "We're hoping that's something somebody can key on.
"We're hoping the description jars the memory" of people who were in the downtown area Saturday night or those who may know the man, Budreau said.
There was no witness information describing the suspect's hair, Budreau said.
The man was seen about 10:40 p.m. entering Huson's Valley Cab car near Howiee's on Front Street in downtown Medford, but Budreau declined to say how many witnesses put the suspect in the cab.
Investigators were unsure if he was ever in Howiee's, Budreau said.
"He could have been in any of several downtown businesses opened at that time," Budreau said.
Anyone who saw the suspect matching the description or have information on the case are asked to telephone Medford police at 541-770-4783. Tips also can be submitted anonymously online at www.tipsubmit.com.
Reach reporter Mark Freeman at 541-776-4470, or email at email@example.com.
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Judge had ruled nursing assistant's medical history was inadmissible in Brattleboro murder trial
BRATTLEBORO — A Vermont judge blocked prosecutors a year ago from obtaining or using the medical records of a former nursing assistant who was found not guilty Friday of murdering a Brattleboro woman.
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This Shimano XT Traditional Double-Ring Front Derailleur FD-M781-A-L brings the modern refinement of the XT drivetrain's performance to virtually any bike out there that's still riding strong without all of today's new mounting standards.
Really, chances are good that if you haven't bought a new frame in the last couple of years, this baby's all you need to make that front shifting action happen. The derailleur isn't that far removed from the front derailleur on your first mountain bike (we'll assume that you've been at it as long as we have). The M781 is a down-swing, dual-pull front derailleur that mounts with a regular seat tube clamp. This derailleur uses Shimano's Dual Pull lever arm so cable routing can come via the top or down tubes. And like its top swing brethren, it has a cage radius and plate shapes that are optimized for use with Shimano's double-ring cranksets, although it will work with almost any double-ring mountain bike crankset on the market.
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