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HEBERT'S SPECIALTY MEATS Crawfish Augratin serves one, just heat and serve. Heberts (pronounced A Bears) Specialty Meats, located in Maurice, Louisiana, is home of the original deboned stuffed poultry. Heberts has developed unique seasonings, marinades, stuffings and cooking processes to produce wonderfully delicious products.
Hebert's produces Cajun Favorites boudin, Boneless Stuffed Chicken, Boneless Stuffed Turkey, Turduckens, Shrimp or Crawfish Etouffee, Boudin, Shrimp and Crab Stuffing, Andouille, Crawfish Pies, a variety of Green Onion Sausages, and many more.
Check out our delicious stuffed chickens for any occasion! Or, for your next spring party may we suggest throwing a crawfish boil or shrimp boil. You may want to add some boudin and andouille, to spice it up! Let CajunGrocer serve your Creole and Cajun food needs.
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This Amp 18L pack is women's specific with a comfortable contoured harness, air mesh suspended back panel, and inside storage compartments for your pump, tools, sunglasses and a phone. It has additional mesh pockets on the outside, and a deployable XC or DH helmet carry system too.
The hydration system, tucked into a separate back pocket, includes a 100 ounce (3L) reservoir and a quick disconnect hose with an easy open / closed feature. This is an ideal all-mountain riding pack, with slightly more room inside than the Amp 12L pack.

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Debates of June 20th, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #11 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was seniors.
- Question Period
- Business of Supply
- National Research Council
- Regional Economic Development
- Afghanistan
- Human Rights Walkway
- Canadian Heritage
- City of Brampton
- Birthday Wishes
- Repentigny Relay for Life
- Summer Festivals in Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe
- Product Safety
- National Aboriginal Day
- World Refugee Day
- World Sickle Cell Awareness Day
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Listuguj Mi'gmaq
- Betty Fox
- Privy Council Office
- Canada Post
- Pensions
- Mortgage Insurance
- The Senate
- Government Spending
- Ethics
- G20 Summit
- Privy Council Office
- Highway Infrastructure
- Disaster Assistance
- The Environment
- Asbestos
- Special Olympics
- Science and Technology
- Home Ownership
- Foreign Affairs
- Canadian Wheat Board
- International Trade
- Aboriginal Affairs
- National Defence
- Bank of Canada
- Public Works and Government Services Canada
- Labour Relations
- Points of Order
- Transportation Safety Board
- Restoring Mail Delivery for Canadians Act
- Committees of the House
- Poverty Elimination Act
- Employment Insurance Act
- Business of Supply
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Business of Supply
- Points of Order
- Business of Supply
Canadian Wheat Board
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Pat Martin Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I have had phone calls from prairie grain producers who admit they voted for Conservatives but who are furious that they are going to dismantle the Canadian Wheat Board.
The grain producers told me they were always led to understand that the minister would allow them to have a vote, as the legislation says, on the future of how they want to market their grain.
If the government wants to give prairie farmers more choice in how they get to market their grain, why will it not let them have the democratic vote that is statutorily theirs in the legislation?
Canadian Wheat Board
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Cypress Hills—Grasslands
David Anderson Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resources and for the Canadian Wheat Board
Mr. Speaker, the member opposite actually did say something about monopolies. He said they have a monopoly and a monopoly has to be regulated or reined in, or it cannot be allowed to exist. Is that not the socialist heartbeat: regulate, rein in, or obliterate?
We have a better way and that is to give freedom to western Canadian farmers, freedom to make their own decisions, freedom to take advantage of opportunities, freedom to do well and freedom to market their own products.
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Tilly O'Neill-Gordon Miramichi, NB
Mr. Speaker, today the WTO released the Canadian trade policy review. The report praises Canada's strong economic performance during the global recession and commends Canada's aggressive pro-trade plan.
According to the report, Canada's considerably expanded free trade agreement agenda marks a departure with its past practice. We all know the NDP is firmly and ideologically opposed to free trade as we heard during its convention. Despite this opposition, could the minister explain why we will continue aggressively pursuing a free trade agenda?
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ed Fast Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for Miramichi for that excellent question and also for her hard work on the trade file.
Unlike the NDP, we recognize that one in five Canadian jobs is directly or indirectly related to trade and to exports. In order to protect and strengthen the financial security of hard-working Canadians, we will continue to pursue a low-tax free trade plan because we know it will create jobs. Canadians understand that this is a kitchen-table issue and we are pleased the World Trade Organization has acknowledged the merits of our job-creating pro-trade plan.
Aboriginal Affairs
Oral Questions
June 20th, 2011 / 2:55 p.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
Mr. Speaker, finally aboriginal people in Canada have the right to challenge discriminatory treatment under the Canadian Human Rights Act. However, the national chief has made it clear that first nations lack the capacity and resources to effectively implement those changes. The Canadian Human Rights Commission itself has said the government's approach could perpetuate discrimination instead of ending it.
When will the government end the obstruction and provide the resources so 100% of aboriginal peoples can achieve full equality?
Aboriginal Affairs
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Vancouver Island North
John Duncan Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
Mr. Speaker, this is Aboriginal Awareness Week and that is something I would encourage all members to participate in. There are many activities going on in the capital region and across the country.
I thank the member for recognizing that the Canadian Human Rights Act now applies to on-reserve first nations as of Saturday, a very important event, something we can celebrate. We believe that first nation governments will accommodate themselves to this very readily.
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Christine Moore Abitibi—Témiscamingue, QC
Mr. Speaker, Canada has been waiting for 28 CH-148 Cyclone helicopters since 2004. These delays have cost Canada $6.2 billion. The Minister of National Defence described the agreement for the Sikorsky helicopters as one of the worst examples of military procurement, but he did not say that Sikorsky still owes penalties for the delays.
While Canadian families are tightening their belts, how can the government allow large military companies to take advantage of us by failing to collect the money we are owed?
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Edmonton—Spruce Grove
Rona Ambrose Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for Status of Women
Mr. Speaker, when we sign a contract with a military supplier, we expect its obligations under the contract to be met. The first interim maritime helicopter has arrived at 12 Wing Shearwater to support training of Canadian Forces air crew and technicians for the maritime helicopter project. It is important to know that Sikorsky has confirmed that it will deliver the 28 fully compliant maritime helicopters on schedule starting in June of this year.
Bank of Canada
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Bob Zimmer Prince George—Peace River, BC
Mr. Speaker, because this is the first time for me to rise in the House, I would like to take a moment to thank the voters of Prince George—Peace River for allowing me the honour to represent them.
I understand today the Minister of Finance took part in the unveiling of a new banknote series at the Bank of Canada. Could the Minister of Finance please rise in the House today and speak to the importance of these new notes?
Bank of Canada
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, I welcome the hon. member for Prince George—Peace River to the House. He certainly has big boots to fill, given the member who preceded him.
There are new and technically innovative banknotes. They were introduced today by the Bank of Canada. Canadians will see their story in the new banknotes. Our spirit of innovation and our achievements at home, around the world and even in space. In particular, the $100 note unveiled today focuses on Canadian innovations in medicine, and the $50 note features the Coast Guard ship, Amundsen, reflecting Canada's leading role in Arctic research.
Public Works and Government Services Canada
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Nycole Turmel Hull—Aylmer, QC
Mr. Speaker, could the Minister of Public Works and Government Services confirm the news just published by the Globe and Mail, which states:
Public Works managers informed their employees Monday the department will shed about 700 jobs over the coming three years...include the elimination of 92 auditors.
The cuts to auditing staff at Public Works come just as the department is in the midst of overseeing a $35-billion wave of military purchases...that carries political implications as Canada's regions battle over the contracts.
Is it true?
Public Works and Government Services Canada
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Edmonton—Spruce Grove
Rona Ambrose Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for Status of Women
Mr. Speaker, as part of our continuous efforts to become more efficient and more effective, Public Works has achieved the strategic review target set out by Treasury Board. This was achieved with the oversight of former national security adviser, Margaret Bloodworth, and the former auditor general, Denis Desautels.
These savings will provide the room to continue paying down debt and investing in the priorities of Canadians, including lowering taxes for families.
Retirement and attrition will provide the public service with the flexibility to manage these decisions without substantial job losses.
Labour Relations
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Mr. Speaker, by threatening to pass special legislation, the Conservatives are causing harm to postal workers by preventing an agreement negotiated in good faith. Knowing that the government will table special legislation as soon as a strike is declared, the employer has no interest in considering employees' legitimate demands. On the contrary, the employer is attempting to have the special legislation tabled sooner by imposing a lockout.
Is this not the Minister of Labour's real strategy, to rush to the assistance of employers who take a hard line as soon as the strike they themselves provoked is called?
Labour Relations
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Lisa Raitt Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, at 12:15 this afternoon, I sat in on a conference call with both the president of the union and the president of Canada Post urging them both equally. to find a way through this impasse, find a process that works for them, to conclude their collective bargaining and come to an agreement. At this point in time it is harming nobody but the Canadian public, businesses and charities. That is why, in a few short minutes, we will be introducing back to work legislation.
Oral Questions
Points of Order
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, during question period, I made reference to my friend as the member from Winnipeg North Centre. I should have said the member for Winnipeg Centre. I apologize to the House.


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Percussionists: Audition repertoire should include: (1) advanced snare drum solo; (2) 2 mallet keyboard piece (marimba, xylophone, or vibraphone); (3) 2 drum timpani piece
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e0y2e3 wrote:IT'S ALL NUNNELY'S FAULT HE RUINED FUKUDOME
where did old nunnely end up anyway? I'd have to go back and look to see who the new guy has helped that Nunnely couldn't! fukudome's actually one of our best players right now. HE's sort of an upgrade from Buck and Urns, and filling in for injured guys, Choo then Sizemore.


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Editor, OBSERVER:
During the looming political fight concerning the nomination of Chuck Hagel as Head of Department of Defense, we can expect to hear some expectations that he will be effective in curtailing the extravagant expense of a "bloated" military. If true, this would be all to the good.
From firsthand experience, I can bear witness to the following incident. While providing speech and language services to our U.S. Embassy children in Germany, I also traveled each week to a small Air Force base located outside of Bonn. The school principal at the base invited me to assess their educational materials housed in a large room. To my complete amazement the entire space was crammed from floor to ceiling with redundant tests, correctional programs, old and new texts. In explanation of this surplus, he explained almost apologetically, "Whether we need it or not, we have to use all our allotment of funds. Otherwise we'll lose part of those funds the next year."
I have never forgotten the waste I saw in that overstuffed area! And realizing the rest of the military runs on the same principle, I feel strongly that the Pentagon would be the ideal place to audit for waste. And perhaps Sen. Hagel might be the ideal candidate!


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N.Y. Power Authority and Tupper Lake Mayor Strader Announce Contract Award For Biomass Generator Study
Connie Cullen
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October 25, 2005
ALBANY—Sandra Strader, mayor, Village of Tupper Lake, and Timothy S. Carey, chief operating officer (COO), New York Power Authority (NYPA), today announced that EPRI, the Electric Power Research Institute, was awarded the contract to do a study—the Tupper Lake Wood Utilization Cogeneration Project Feasibility Study—on the use of biomass generation to produce electricity for Tupper Lake.
Biomass is any organic material, for this project it is wood, available on a renewable or recurring basis. Energy produced using biomass is recognized as a type of renewable energy. Wood biomass is also referred to as woody biomass.
"The Power Authority is committed to exploring the use of renewable energy resources as Governor George Pataki has championed their use to keep the air cleaner and lessen New York's dependence on fossil fuels," said NYPA COO Carey. "Bringing this EPRI team on the project means we have some of the best and brightest minds in New York and the nation working with NYPA to help improve electric reliability in the Tri-Lakes Region."
"Awarding this contract to thoroughly study the use of wood as a renewable energy source for Tupper Lake is one of the continuing advances we, along with the Power Authority, are making to address the critical energy needs of our community," said Mayor Strader. "Over recent months we have been working closely with the Power Authority on energy audits and on plans for a new line to improve reliability of electric service which, along with this study, show enormous progress towards achieving an even brighter future for Tupper Lake."
The EPRI proposal was selected due to the strong team of industry experts it assembled to conduct the feasibility study. The team consists of EPRI, The Antares Group, Joseph Technologies Corporation (JTC) and State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF). The project team houses the expertise of leaders in local biomass resource assessment and biomass project evaluation (Antares Group and SUNY ESF), district energy project development and execution (JTC) and leverages the technology evaluation capabilities of EPRI.
The Village of Tupper Lake is a municipal electric system which receives its full requirements (supply) of electricity from NYPA. This electricity is delivered (transmitted) by National Grid. Municipal officials and interested citizens in the Tri-Lakes Region, which also includes Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, requested the assistance of NYPA and National Grid to help alleviate the Region's electric reliability problems due to severe winter weather and increasing electric demand. This resulted in the Tri-Lakes Agreement announced in November 2004 by Governor Pataki.
"The technology of wood cogeneration is advancing rapidly and this local source of generation potentially offers Tupper Lake the benefit of more reliable electric service, especially during peak periods in the winter," said John Bouck, electric superintendent, Village of Tupper Lake.
NYPA will coordinate the responsibilities and progress of the feasibility study by working with the EPRI team and the Village of Tupper Lake. The scope of work for this study includes Electric and Thermal Load Analysis, Wood Resource Assessment, Wood Conversion and Prime Mover, Preliminary Plant Design, Economic Evaluation and Final Report. The EPRI project team is considered extremely strong in all of the critical areas of importance.
Antares Group of Washington, DC and SUNY ESF located in Syracuse will complete the fuel resource assessment. They are ideally suited to complete this assessment as they collectively have a large amount of experience in the Tri-Lakes Region and New York State. Antares Group and SUNY ESF have been directly involved with the supply of biomass to existing coal-fired generating stations in New York.
EPRI, headquartered in Palo Alto, CA, will evaluate biomass gasification technology while visiting gasification projects worldwide installations. As a result, EPRI will discuss gasification operations with those having first-hand experience at different installations.
JTC from New Jersey is well familiar with Tupper Lake and has developed a number of municipal heating projects in New York, throughout the United States and internationally.
The study will evaluate the availability of wood biomass from sustainable sources of wood residue in and around Tupper Lake, the Adirondack Park and surrounding areas. Wood residue sources to be studied include unadulterated wood, such as forestry residue, utility clippings, saw mill and furniture manufacturing residues.
The study would also evaluate combustion methods such as direct burning and gasification. Wood gasification holds the promise to be significantly cleaner than wood burning in boilers. It has been shown to result in cleaner combustion, and produces substantially less ash and particulate matter than other wood-burning processes for producing electricity.
In July 2005, NYPA issued a bid solicitation for the Tupper Lake Wood Utilization Cogeneration Project Feasibility Study. The conclusions drawn from this feasibility study, when completed, will provide answers necessary to evaluate future expenditure decisions related to the development of the Wood Utilization Cogeneration Project. It is expected the feasibility study will be completed within a year.
The Tri-Lakes Agreement includes a commitment by NYPA and Tupper Lake to implement on-site generation projects such as the biomass generation to further economic development opportunities there.
Another element of the Tri-Lakes Agreement is the Tri-Lakes Reliability Project. NYPA and Niagara Mohawk are currently involved in plans to license and build a new 46 kilovolt power line into Tupper Lake to improve the reliability of the limited electric system in the Region.


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Here's the scene this morning.
We sold our house and have been living in a short term apartment until the new house is completed. I got up as usual at 4am ,showered, got dressed and took the little rat dog outside to handle her business.
After 10 minutes , I'm heading back into the building when a mother and 2 kids come out of the door. The kids are maybe 3 and 4...no older than 5. She's dropping F bombs on them. Telling them to hold the fucking door for her...ect..ect. Then she says "you're aunt and uncle don't want you. I don't want you. No one wants you, fucking idiots!." At this point my dog is going nuts barking at her. The kids are just standing there glassy eyed. The chick starts yelling and me and my dog. "Keep fucking moving!" etc....
Anyways, I take the dog inside and head to work... couldn't think of what else I could reasonably do to intervene. Breaking her nose probably wouldn't of worked out so good.
I just had to share this story. Its a cycle...what are these 2 kids ever going to become in this world. Sad.


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Our exclusive costume dresses your little wild thing for a magical night. It has all the quality details that make dress-up special – like faux fur, a shimmery crown, appliquéd details and lasting comfort.
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- Two-piece design includes bodysuit and headpiece only.
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You must have thought about it – who you'd cast to play your favorite characters… as in, back in the day when he was young and hot and unknown Gerard Butler would have made the perfect Jamie Fraser from Outlander. C'mon, you know it's true.
I have a tough time with this. My mind's eye sees female protagonists more clearly than it does males. For instance, I can imagine Emma Stone in the role of Mari Damon from Captured. I would definitely cast Emma Stone as Mari. Ekkatt? Your guess is as good as mine.
The young Eleanor Devlin Barre from Anytime Darlin'? Taylor Swift, or someone tall and willowy like her.
Jennifer Lawrence as Eva Raines from Beauty and the Feast? What do you think? With chestnut brown hair. I can see Jennifer Lawrence on a mountain bike. Don't know how she'd be in the kitchen though.
Rachel Weisz as Grace Adams in My Everything.
Cara in Come Back to Me would have to be very vulnerable.
Sara Wise in Incorporeal would have to be very determined.
All right, that's the best I can do for now. I'm wondering if everyone casts their characters or if it's just me?


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Meet at Pogonip Ranger Station at 9:00 AM. We will work until 1 PM.
The ranger station is a few hundred feet past the clubhouse on Golf Club Drive. It is about a 10-15 minute walk from the gate on Golf Club Drive and remember no bicycles are allowed past the gate. Please sign up at trailworkers.com.
Bring pants, gloves, sturdy shoes and water. Tools will be provided.
We will have pizza for lunch afterwords courtesy of Shuttle Smith Adventures.


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Community Engagement Guidebook
Engaging community members in problem-solving solutions to issues that affect them is one of the fundamental principles of public health. The most effective way to achieve public health goals, especially the elimination of disparities in health status, is to actively engage those experiencing the problems in every aspect of addressing them. Community engagement means involving community members in all activities--from identifying the relevant issues and making decisions about how to address them, to evaluating and sharing the results with the community. The information on this Web site provides background, tips and tools for effective community engagement.
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These pages examine the principles and lessons behind community engagement.
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Mobilizing key community people and organizations - and keeping them engaged - helps ensure a project's success. These tools focus on the process of forming and running groups and meetings.
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The process of community engagement often involves integrating practices of preventing discrimination, correcting imbalances, and managing relationships of difference. These tools can help to increase diversity, promote cultural competence, and enhance organizational credibility and effectiveness in your project or program.
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Mustang Hoofprints: April 11
Hello Mustang Fans!
This week, I would like to provide you some information about our SMSU Believe in Brown Card. The Believe in Brown Card is your opportunity to support SMSU athletics while eating and shopping at our local and regional businesses. The Believe in Brown Card gives supporters of SMSU athletics an opportunity to earn cash-back rewards, while benefitting the SMSU athletic scholarship fund through donations on purchases at more than 15 participating merchants.
Cardholders will earn cash-back rewards on all purchases made anywhere the card is accepted, while the rewards can be redeemed on future sales. On average, five percent of each transaction is automatically donated to the SMSU athletic scholarship fund. The card is also pre-loaded with a cash value of more than $75.
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We are a little over two weeks away from starting the 2013-14 Mustang Booster Club Membership Drive. The top priority for the Mustang Booster Club is to raise athletic scholarship dollars for SMSU athletics. The membership drive is the fund raising event that generates the most revenue for the booster club each year. If you are interested in participating on one of our membership drive teams, please contact Tim Steinbach in the SMSU Department of Athletics at 537-7204.
Following the membership drive the booster club will host the David and Carol Drown SMSU Golf Classic which will be held this year on June 14 at the Marshall Golf Club and June 15 at the Tyler Golf Club. Please mark your calendars for what has grown into a two-day event.
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I am sitting at my dining room table watching the snow fall as I am writing this week's Hoofprints article and wondering when our spring sports will be able to play a contest. Usually, we are dealing with isolated poor weather conditions, but this year, the rain, sleet and snow has cover the entire Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference footprint. Hopefully, the weather will cooperate and allow our spring sports to finish up the conference schedule with green grass and warm temperatures.
SMSU baseball had to cancel their doubleheader versus St. Cloud State on Wednesday due to poor weather all through the upper Midwest. Per NSIC rules, the two games will not be made up. The Mustangs (9-15-1, 4-6 NSIC) are scheduled to play, weather and field conditions permitting, Minnesota State-Mankato this weekend in a four-game home-and-home series. Saturday's doubleheader will be played in Mankato with Sunday's twin bill scheduled for Marshall. Game times both days are set for 1:30 p.m.
The SMSU softball team announced Wednesday that the program's doubleheader versus Wayne State (Neb.) scheduled for today has been canceled due to weather. Per NSIC rules, the two games cannot be made up at a later date. The Mustangs (11-13, 4-8 NSIC) are scheduled to play a pair of home doubleheaders this weekend, weather and field conditions permitting, versus Minnesota-Crookston and Bemidji State.
The SMSU tennis team (2-10, 1-7 NSIC) will compete this weekend in Grand Forks, N.D. at the Choice Health and Fitness facility on Friday and Saturday. The Mustangs will battle Bemidji State on Saturday at 5 p.m. and Minnesota-Crookston at 8 a.m. on Sunday.
The SMSU women's golf team announced yesterday a schedule change for the team this weekend. The Mustangs were originally scheduled to compete Saturday and Sunday at the Augustana Invite at Prairie Green Golf Course in Sioux Falls, S.D., but weather conditions have forced the 36-hole invite to be canceled.
SMSU will now travel to the state of Missouri this Sunday and Monday for the Green and Gold Shootout hosted by Northwest Missouri State and Missouri Western State. The 36-hole tournament begins on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. with 18 holes played at St. Joseph Country Club in St. Joseph, Mo. The final 18 holes will be played on Monday at Mozingo Lake Golf Course in Maryville, Mo., with a shotgun start at 10 a.m.
This Saturday, the SMSU volleyball team will host the annual Dick Bragg Spring Volleyball Tournament at the R/A Facility as part of their spring schedule. The event is free and open to the public. Along with SMSU; Concordia-St. Paul, the University of Sioux Falls and South Dakota State will compete in the tournament. The first match will start at 10 a.m. with the other matches starting at 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Each team will play everyone once and play three sets to 25.
Also on Saturday, the SMSU women's soccer team will be hosting an alumni soccer game in the R/A Facility at 3 p.m. with a social to follow at El Rancho. Head coach TJ Buchholz has over 30 former Mustang soccer players coming back to Marshall for the event. Former SMSU head soccer coach Jill McCartney will also be in attendance for the weekend's alumni events.
Please continue to check SMSUMustangs.com for all your scheduling updates as our teams manage these unpredictable spring weather conditions. I would like to wish all of our Mustang teams the best of luck and safe travels this weekend!
Go Mustangs!
Congratulations to Deanna Rotz-Schlegel who provided the correct answer to our last Mustang Hoofprints Trivia Question: What Mustang tennis player holds the career record for most singles wins? Michelle Olson (1986-89) collected 107 career singles wins as a Mustang women's tennis student-athlete.


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Train is no match for trail
In his commentary, "Borg over Connors," Ed Kanze admits that he dated himself. Well, if he can do it, so can I.
My memories of the 1970s, of course, include Borg and Connors and their combined career winnings of more than $10 million. Meanwhile, the nation's railroads were going broke because, among other problems, they were still required to provide service on branch lines through thin territory. Being required to service a handful of customers through 100 miles of wilderness was somewhat equivalent to a singles player having to cover the doubles court.
I'm not quite sure how Ed named Phil Gallos to be "umpire" of this match. Phil seemed to only want to scare everyone with the specter of the rail corridor reverting to wilderness – even though the unit management plan states categorically that it will remain a travel corridor. Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates has repeatedly said it would like to see a joint Department of Transportation / Department of Environmental Conservation committee in the umpire's chair so that, better late than never, the corridor UMP can be reviewed. Lacking that, I will keep the match going with my own steady "baseline" replies to Ed Kanze.
When the then-bankrupt Penn Central Railroad finally abandoned the Adirondack Division in 1972, the Tupper Lake Free Press editorialized, "in all honesty, we fail to see where's there much justification for requiring the Penn Central to continue a service that has long lost any real significance to the economy of the area." Ten years before, at the first abandonment hearings, it was noted that maintenance had for many years been "at a dead minimum."
In other words, the New York Central gave up on this line at least 60 years ago for the compelling reason that there was no longer any demand for freight or passenger service between Remsen and Lake Placid. Since 1972, more than 15,000 miles of additional rail mileage has been abandoned in the Northeast. I don't think I'm far off when I say that much of this subsequently abandoned 15,000 miles would have to be restored to service before it would be economical to restore the Adirondack Division.
Ed's statistics show an overall energy efficiency for rail passenger travel. However, the difference in energy use is not huge and only happens when hundreds of passengers ride on each train. Today, just one more person in each car would pretty much even the difference, and future mandated improvements in automotive fuel efficiency will further reduce rail's advantage.
I don't see any future "landscape-blighting parking lot from Lake Placid to Old Forge," the nightmare scenario that Ed Kanze has envisioned if we don't restore rail service. Even with the train, however, nearly every visitor would leave the station in a rental car to get to trailheads, other attractions and accommodations. Does it make any difference if the parked car is a rental or one's own?
The Grand Canyon Railway annually brings in around 200,000 of the Park's 2 million visitors. Because all of the popular sights and services are within 5 miles of the train station, a simple shuttle bus system provides visitors with complete access. By contrast, Adirondack attractions and services are much too spread out to be so easily accessed by any means other than private cars. For a few weeks in February 1980, the driving ban and the extensive Olympic shuttle bus system made train travel to Lake Placid feasible, but neither the Winter Olympics nor a driving ban are ever likely to happen again.
In 1900, the Adirondack Division of the New York Central did indeed do a "brisk business." When competing against horse and wagon, the iron horse won every match 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. The poorer travelers rode coach, richer ones rode Pullman, and the richest had their own private cars. The grandchildren of the richest now have their private jets, and the rest of us arrive in whatever vehicle our finances permit.
If there really is such a demand for passenger rail service, why does the Adirondack, running between the major cities of Montreal, Albany and New York (total population over 10 million), only carry enough passengers to barely cover 50 percent of its operating costs? (Source: Robert Puentes, Adie Tomer and Joseph Kane, Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program, "A New Alignment: Strengthening America's Commitment to Passenger Rail," Appendix B, March 2013) It will surely be a very long time before a corridor starting at Utica, population 62,000, and serving a population of barely 12,000 (Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake and Old Forge, as per Wikipedia) could possibly support profitable passenger rail service.
So while we are waiting for some undetermined time when rail service would again be practical, let's put this valuable public asset to some other good use. A trail will preserve the road bed for any future rail use while also attracting new visitors. ARTA definitely envisions that summer use, at least the longer sections, would primarily be for bicycling and not hiking. Likewise, winter use will primarily be by snowmobiles as the long, flat, straight profile of the corridor is not that appealing to skiers.
Finally, ARTA has said that we will respect the call of the umpire when the UMP review is complete. Assuming the corridor is converted to a trail, we will have to make sure that succeeding generations are reminded that trail users are only "borrowing" this resource and must likewise respect the call of some future umpire who says it's time to put the rails back. To date, there have been only a few short rail "reactivations," but those have happened with a minimum of resistance. And as long as the road bed has been maintained, restoring the tracks will not be all that more expensive because even now most ties (based on the Big Moose upgrade) would have to be replaced.
If Ed wants to portray ARTA and its supporters as "brash upstarts" like Jimmy Connors, that's fine. We'll accept the rail supporters as Bjorn Borg – not the five-time Wimbledon champion, however, but the Bjorn Borg who tried a comeback in 1991 using a wooden racket.
Tony Goodwin lives in Keene and is a member of the Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates board of directors.


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I would like to address the article in the OBSERVER of Jan. 27, "Eliminate village police department." First, OBSERVER Publisher John D'Agostino and I have had several debates on this issue. He knows my concerns about not having a police presence in the village.
He himself has said where you have high taxes, you have poverty and crime. We certainly have high taxes and poverty when 49 percent of students receive breakfast and lunch at the school. We also have 17 homeless students in the district. I as a taxpayer do not want the crime. From 2008 when we had 3,140 calls for service to 2012 when we had 14,000 calls. The calls for service have increased by 400 percent.
Because of conflicts of interest between some members of this board and the department, three of our officers left, feeling they had no security in their jobs and no vote of confidence by this board. Then after causing all of this trouble, the sergeant jumps ship and goes to the Chautauqua County Sherriff's Department.
I am well aware that this village has no money, but other departments could have been downsized. When the flood hit in 2009 former trustee Andy Volk and I said send the streets department to the town, keeping only a place to house our equipment. Because these people had friends on the board, this was not done.
When Judge Thomas Buczkowski retired, it would have been a proper time to send the court to the town. Because there was no leadership from the board, we are stuck with a justice department for another two or three years – another conflict of interest.
This village is made up of 2,700 people, mostly elderly. I for one want to be able to call 911 and have someone to help me immediately. I do not want to wait 15, 20, 45 minutes or longer to get help.
Our officers not only try to ward off crime, they do all our village laws, garbage, illegal parking, grass, curfews, and other quality of life issues including cameras in the school and also in the park and in the police department. The town does not want to do this any longer and I can't blame them.
In my opinion this is the most dysfunctional board I have seen in this village since I became active in attending meetings which started in 1999. This board is made up on conflict of interests with employees and members who pay no village taxes. You are a sad and pitiful sight.
And in conclusion, I would like to remind Mr. D'Agostino that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. He will never have to face this issue where he lives because he will always have a local police department no matter how much he complains. But be assured, Mr. D'Agostino, I am out collecting stones. So notify your local police department that you don't like it, because they will watch your glass house for you.
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When people my third wife, a licensed clinical social worker and Sandplay therapist, and I were just getting to know asked me what I did, as in, for work, I looked toward my wife, said, "Ask her." Heads turned to her. She said, "Sloan is the mailman." Puzzled looks. "He delivers the message." Sometimes she told people, "Sloan can see around corners and through buildings." Sometimes she asked me about something I had come up with about a situation, "How could you arrive at that? It's obviously right, but how did you arrive at it?" I said I couldn't explain it, and blamed God for it. For I really couldn't explain it.
I was not always like that. The change came suddenly in August 1988, as if a light switch was thrown. After that, whenever I needed to see something in a spirit way, instead of in a human way, I saw it in the spirit way, as well as in the human way. It was like living in two different dimensions, or worlds, at the same time. It's still like that. And I take no credit for it. Something was given to me, or changed in me. I had nothing to do with it.
The recent horrible writing about the suicide of Key West charter high school principal Adri Stewart being triggered by the Sandy Hook School massacre is an example of seeing something entirely differently from the human way.
It reminds me of my brother Major going missing and out of the blue I sensed very strongly, before anyone even knew he was dead, that he had killed himself and had tried to make it look like murder. A firestorm erupted in Birmingham when I published that. Then, Major's body was found. I kept publishing that the angels were telling me that he had killed himself and had tried to make it look like murder. The firestorm continued. Then, the county coroner's forensic pathologist and the police detective on the case concluded and reported that it was suicide made to look like murder. They never talked to me. The firestorm continued. Major's first wife agreed with me. I published that. The firestorm continued. I published that Major could not be allowed to get away with it, and that his relatives at least needed to hear it, even if they didn't believe it. And, Major's soul needed for me to tell it, to mitigate the karma. The firestorm continued.
The same with Adri Stewart. Somebody had to tell what really happened, even if nobody but Sandy Downs agrees. In God's Court, two witnesses are sufficient. If you don't believe me, ask any Christian minister.
A little over a year ago, I published a post or two about a foreign female shaman who came through the Keys with her fellow, and about her and my interactions. She learned about me by her fellow buying at the Salvation Army in Key West my mayor's campaign T-shirt in the 2009 election. It had goodmorningkeywest.com on the front of it. They checked out the website, saw my email address and contacted me. Originally from North Africa, she and her fellow, who was American as I recall, had moved to Brazil, where she, especially, had gotten deeply involved with that region's shamanism. They spoke French, Portuguese (Brazil's language), English and perhaps other languages. The other day, I received this email from her, which led to some back and forth.
It took me a little more than a year to finally send you what came up in my journey around what you have been "called" to do….
I first wrote a long draft, but it felt endless and almost as if I were trying to convince you of my point-of-view.
The gist of what came up inside of me about you is that Love is about expansion, not about compression, shrinkage or stagnation for that matter. Love is about Free Will, not about submitting to another's will.
It is clear for me at this time that ours minds have been colonised by the very same entities who have pursued us from the beginning of Time. The tricks are endless to trap us within, even as they have managed to reach our very cells with imprints already. The master of form rules these entities I just mentioned… and they are about impersonating, lies and deceit, among other things.
I have found that the emotions I have been able to free consciously are able to distinguish, rather discern who is who…
I after contemplation, I wrote back:
Hi, Donia. Thanks for writing. Have thought of you a few times recently. Wondered how it is going for you. What I recall was I was told to ask you to take a shaman journey to meet and talk with my spirit handlers about me, they were waiting to see you. I told you I myself wanted to hear what they told you.
What you say in your email today sounds like what you said to me many times the two times you and your fellow, sorry, don't now remember his name, were at my place. I need to sleep on what you wrote, see what comes in dream time.
Not long after I saw you the second time, Christmas Day, as I recall, I felt moved to spruce up my place some, mostly with potted plants on the front screen porch, and quite a few containers of garden vegetables and some fruit trees in containers. I thought maybe you had something to do with that. Later, I wrote some poems on the living room wall, which had special meaning for me – poems that had come through me, most of them in the early 1990s.
I got over wanting to die yesterday, ran for the school board seat in the district where I live, learned a lot about the school system, made new friends, of sorts, aggravated a few people, didn't aggravate a few people, didn't get elected, or even close. Couldn't have done the daily work required, my physical health would not have allowed it, unless a lot was lifted off of me.
The spirit work continued unceasing, very difficult. The karma did not ameliorate. But I seemed to be doing better, until this past Christmas, when I felt I was going to die and hoped I would. Wasn't surprised. Very bad shit in the spirit realms re outside work I was doing, mostly via writing to my websites, and some speaking with people.
I was given Hurricane Sandy to explain to Americans that its rampage in NY City and nearby was karma for the way America reacted to 9/11. I was given the Sandy Hook School massacre to explain to America that it was karma for America's done attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan. I was asked to pray for a divine intervention of the feminine into the United States of America, which was about four months ago. The above two disasters were part of that intervention on a big scale. Other commotions on smaller scales.
She ain't too happy with how Americans are going about things. Some examples of stuff I worked not in the Keys. My reputation for being nuts was significantly enhanced in most circles, perhaps not in all.
This recent Christmas crush seems to be somewhat behind me, but the way this new year has started out, it ain't looking too inviting, so far.
I have no clue how to implement what you wrote, no way can I turn off what is going on with me by my own muscle, thoughts, short of killing myself, as I can't use booze anymore, it makes me sick in a couple of hours, as I told you last year.
Will write again after have sleeping and observed what came in dreams and any other spirit ways. Hope your situation is more comfortable for you, than when I saw you last.
She replied:
I recall you asking me to journey, but I have not connected to your spirit handlers and I have been journeying intensely in the last few months here in Brazil…. to be honest I judged I would not connect with them because I do not feel they are loving beings, and I do not feel they are who they claim to be. However what has happened to you this past Xmas, and Joe's recent vision/dream/feeling that I should focus on you in my next journey, leads me to believe that the problem is with my judgement around your spirit handlers. Either way, be it I or they, I will journey with an open mind, I got the message….
I'll get back to you within a week maximum…. if you prefer we speak on the phone, please remind me of your phone number.
On another note, it feels good to me that the Divine Feminine is connecting with you… she is indeed quite pissed off with the USA, but not only America… it is about time the Feminine at large stops spreading her legs for anyone who wants to come to earth… enough!
Here are a couple of links about the Sandy Hook School massacre — BTW, I don't buy the lone gunman theory on this one:
the videos uploaded on the link above work better from their youtube location
and a small little note about the Libor scandal and Sandy Hook:
the fact that you prayed for a divine intervention of the feminine is aligned with my own mission… you have my word that I will do my best this time to journey to your spirit handlers…. you are fighting for the same cause as I am
PS: Joe is my life companion's name
I wrote back:
I recall no dreams last night, which seemed responsive to the content of your email yesterday and my reply. However, there was a dream just before dawn, which had me back in the home where my family lived from when I was born until age six.
A big oak tree in the front yard was leaning hard over, to the left from the street side, and other trees was laying over it, and the oak tree looked like it was dead, but a woman in the dream, unrecognized by me as someone I knew, said maybe not, and she was doing something. I used to have a rope swing in that tree, and could swing out over the street, a lot of fun. In that front yard something happened when I was five, was exhilirating and liberating, which led straight into something else happening reactively, from my mother and a friend of hers, which was crushing and crimped my will from that day forward. Perhaps represented by the oak tree in the dream. Perhaps some resolution coming there; perhaps, more likely obviously the result of your and my email exchange last night.
[Actually, other soul-crushing things happened at the hands of my mother before that thing that happened when I was five, maybe it's all coming up for resolution.]
My recollection is you were steadfastly critical of my spirit handlers, as I described them to you and how they dealt with me, and that seemed to me to be why I felt they had asked me to tell you to journey to them because they wished to speak with you. I know them, as I told you last year, as Jesus, Michael (the Archangel) and Melchizedek (an order of angel, to which Mary Magdalene belonged, according to a spirit transmission I received crica 1991).
Melchizedek … Melchizedek is an order of angel which comes to a planet in trouble … Melchizedek comes to a planet to prepare it to receive the Christ … Christ does not come to a planet without Melchizedek … Mary Magdalene was of the Order Melchizedek …
I told you when you were here, that in the fall of 2002, I was told in a dream that I had married Kali. As I recall, you got kinda upset about that, said Kali was yours. Or something like that. My impression of Kali, she is pretty independent and nobody, not even Shiva, messes with her.
I imagine if you do a journey with a focus of meeting up with my spirit handlers, it might take you before them and perhaps there will be other features. Maybe don't try to make a bigger effort, just see if it will happen. I know no way to know ahead of time what will happen when I enter the spirit realms, nor what will happen next on this world. It's always a surprise for me. Sometimes I like the surprise, sometimes not, but it tends to be interesting, even if not warm and fuzzy.
After Jesus and Michael grabbed me in early 1987, after had I prayed to God for help and offered my life to human service, that was before I knew Melchizedek also was involved, they started to work on recovering my feminine. It was a very long and while sometimes beautiful, mostly rough and not fun transition, still underway I suppose.
I think I recall telling you that three nights before 9/11, I was asked in my sleep, "Will you make a prayer for a divine intervention for all of humanity?" I awoke, startled. I asked for a divine intervention for all of humanity. One year to the night later, I was asked the same thing in my sleep, but that time I asked for the divine intervention in my sleep, and added to it, "and let it begin in me." Yikes!!! I thought I had come a long ways, but I learned I had a lot further to go.
About a month later, I was told I had married Kali. I did a lot of soul drawings of her after that. I imagine she's still hanging around, but I don't talk much about her to folks around here. Would probably cause more trouble than not.
Agree, the entire species (human) on this world needs massive infusion of the feminine, however I was only asked to pray for that infusion into USA, perhaps because it is my native country, I have spirit linkage here, plus human standing to make that prayer for USA, which I would not have to make a similar prayer for, say, Brazil, not living nor never having been there, at least not in this life.
I had not considered a second or more shooters at Sandy Hook. Am putting that to my spirit handlers, they will let me know if there was more than one shooter. If they say nothing, there was only one shooter.
I wrote more about Sandy Hook today, which triggered a Key West charter high school principal shooting herself about ten days ago, turning that community upside down. I doubt they will see the connection with Sandy Hook. I also wrote further today about a MRSA (Staph) skin infection cure. And about other stuff, personal, impersonal, from a shaman perspective.
Same post at all three websites, try www.goodmorningfloridakeys.com, if you are interested. On that site it's easy to scroll down to previous posts, which have been on same and related themes since the Solstice began. The coming of the light don't seem to mean things will be easier, at least not for me, and, I seriously doubt, for USA. The rest of the two-legged tribes might be in for it, too.
You and Joe being back in Brazil might be a good thing. You two have roots and are comfortable there, as I recall our conversations when you were in the Keys. I have been in other countries and have done spirit work there; but perhaps only one of those countries did I feel I perhaps could live there. Dominica, in the Windward Islands of the Caribbean. It's near Guadeloupe and Martinique, has nothing to do with the Dominican Republic some distance to the northwest. Also known as the Garden Island of the Caribbean, I hear since I last was on Dominica in 1996, that developers altered it more than might cause me to want to see it again. Even so, I have a very, very deep spirit connection with that island. Or, I used to have that connection.
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This morning, I opened the two links Donia furnished and listened to the interview of the S.W.A.T. expert. Mostly, it was a 2nd Amendment defense, with considerable insinuating the US Goverment and/or an anti-gun-rights group was behind the Sandy Hook School massacre, as part of a conspiracy to ban guns in America. There do appear to be discrepancies in the media and police reports about people being apprenended at Sandy Hook School and then let go, and what was that all about? But there was no dispute in the interview that Adam Lanza went to that school and shot and killed people, and his mother's guns were found at the scene.
Yes, the facts need to be brought forward. It needs to be forensically established whether or not there was another shooter, or other shooters. But even if there was another shooter, or other shooters, we still have Adam Lanza there killing people with his mother's guns. And we still have that horror being American karma for its drone attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan. And we still have a nation not connecting those dots. A nation that does not believe, despite hearing it in church and reading it in the Bible: As you sow, you reap. That is the Law. If you don't believe me, ask any Christian minister.
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After a 16-month struggle through war, a coup d'état, and an international intervention, Mali's historic July 28th elections would prove critical in satiating both Malian and international eagerness to put past crises behind them. As a first tour officer in the political section, I was tasked with organizing U.S. Embassy Bamako's observation effort.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (180 votes).
In short: First time I've seen half-mile markers.Date of review: April 16, 2007
In short: A great little Half-MarathonIn full: This was my second time and I enjoyed it as much as the first. Well organised, well marshalled, good, moderately flat course through some nice villages. Bonus 'feature' - watching the parachutists drop when you run past the airfield.Date of review: April 15, 2007
In short: Beautiful scenery, great PB potentialIn full: Beautiful day, easy parking. Toilets eventually sorted out. Bit of confusion over the start. Bottleneck just after start which could have been avoided. Great scenery and lovely quiet roads. Well manned water stops and clear mile and half mile markers. T shirt, way too big but all that was left. Enjoyed this race and although there were hiccups, they were minor and can be corrected for next year. Would definately do again.Date of review: April 13, 2007
In short: Fast course good pb potentialIn full: A fantastic race through beautiful country side and a pb into the bargain. Even the lack of toilets, organised start, only cups (no sponges/bottle) at water stations couldnt spoil the dayDate of review: April 11, 2007
In short: A great day out in the country.In full: I really enjoyed the race. A PB on a lovely course. I never realised just how beautiful my home county is. No real gripes. The only problem was the bottle neck at the beginning. If the day had been rainy and the ground muddy it could have been a rather naughty. A nice mix of running abilties and i like the old school cups of water instead of bottles!!As i mentioned it is a PB course but a couple of runners i know went off like they were running for the bus and paid heavily. Respect the distance!A great day and such a picturesque location that i would recommend it to all and sundry.Before i finish i would like to apologise to Ade the telly presenter for making him wait for the disabled toilet beforehand. I hope you had a great race and good luck at London. Respect due to the Black Flag tee shirt. Top band!!! Date of review: April 10, 2007
In short: Nice scenery and more or less flat run. Organisation needs improvingIn full: Shame about the lack of toilets, the non-existant starting line and T-shirt (only in XXL). Medal would be nice. Did this last year too and enjoyed it. Will do it again.Date of review: April 10, 2007
In short: Flat. Nice villages and cakes.Date of review: April 10, 2007
In short: really enjoyed it, lovely dayIn full: really enjoyed it and deffo PB potential. Some of the route is where I've trained on and the scenery around the area is lovely. Weather much warmer than expected but I'm not complaining. Toilets were a big problem and slightly caotic at the start with where the start actually was....great parking facilities though. Unfortunatley by the time I finished there were only XL t-shirts left. Not sure there are that many XL people that run this distance so maybe more S and M sizes would be more useful, possibly add to the entrance form for next year?. The good news is that all the issues are easily resolved so expect these will be much improved for next year. Date of review: April 10, 2007
In short: Well organised, well marshalled, well done!Date of review: April 10, 2007
In short: Great course, shame about the organisationIn full: Course is definitely PB potential, with ample space for runners and smooth surface and reasonable water stations. Pleasant countryside setting. However many aspects of organisation were sadly lacking and to be honest, seemed cheapskate, despite the low price tag. 6 (or 8?) porta-loos didn't even arrive until 15 mins before the start, leaving snaking queues of uncomfortable runners. Meanwhile the lack of starting posts (just a white line in the grass) left the whole field confused and bunched either side of the line, unsure of the running direction, farcically addressed by a man on a roof with a tannoy. Lack of medal, or similar decent memento, is probably a cost-saving too far, and not helped by the cheapest-of-the-cheap/poor taste t-shirt; the A5 computer-printed certificate is a paltry gesture. A lovely race, let-down by lack of thought.Date of review: April 9, 2007
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