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Former "Hannah Montana" star Mitchel Musso has struck a deal in his DUI case ... TMZ has learned.
We broke the story ... 20-year-old Musso was busted back in October after an early morning traffic stop in Burbank, CA.
Now, TMZ has learned Musso has pled no contest to one count of having a blood alcohol level over .08 ... and in exchange, will be sentenced to 36 months informal probation and ordered to pay a fine and complete an alcohol education class.
Musso released a statement ... saying, "I appreciate the court allowing me to resolve my case in the manner it did today. In becoming an adult, I have learned first hand that stepping up and taking responsibility is the best way to move forward."
He adds, "I am especially thankful to my family and fans for their unwavering support and encouragement. I am glad to now put this in the past."
Damn underage drinkers !
Is is just me or does it seem Disney is just cranking out these law breakers like a puppy mill? I'll bet ol' Walt's turning in his grave.
Hmmm will Mr. Disney be treated like Linsay Lohan?
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Am I the only one that is getting friggen sick and tired of these "deals" the California Celebrity Courts cut with celebrity and others who can afford to hire professional deal makers [aka attorneys]. Meanwhile the poor are being fvcked to prove to the public that the court is being "tough on crime" BUT the poor wouldn't be getting as fvcked if they'd vote get that burrito out of office and demand equity in sentencing. So, since they don't want to get off the lazy butts for vote, screw 'em, as they are being.
how come nickelodeon stars behave so much better? except for jamie-lynn spears
Ridiculous - they should be 10x tougher on underage DUI's as they are for adults.
Hollywood is so messed up. Anyone connected with "celebrity" in any way can escape pretty much anything.
3 years probation?...seems kinda harsh to me...sounds like he got screwed on that deal!
Sounds like the cops didn't have much of a case. They have not been "cutting" deals with "guilty" people for the last couple of years when DUI is involved. They dropped one charge completely and negotiated around the other. Maybe he got targeted because of his celebrity status and when it came to down to the actual facts...It wasn't a good enough case to prosecute?
...is this bcuz hannah montana didn't invite him to her boyfriend's d!ck-party? that's no reason to throw ur life away, friend. i'm SURE u'll be invited to the next one. don't sweat it.
If you are not white stay out of Burbank. There are more cops in Burbank than any other town in LA and they are complete *******s. Figures they let a fellow white boy off with a lighter sentence. Hispanic or black you will get pulled over and harassed for simply driving through Burbank after dark.
Tons of people drink and drive, underage or of age. They just press their luck until someday they caught or curve their behavior before something serious occurs. Millions go to bars clubs and choose to drive. Just sit outside a bar or club parking lot.
...define, "Star".
what fans??
He's practicing this crap since 12. Lucky he wasn't nailed for underage.


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MetaVR Visuals in UAS Simulation
MetaVR™ is one of the largest suppliers of unmanned aerial system (UAS) commercial licensed 3D visualization software for the US military with well over 1,000 active VRSG licenses in the field. Much of this installed base is through the Multiple Unified Simulation Environment / Air Force Synthetic Environment for Reconnaissance and Surveillance (MUSE/AFSERS) simulation system, which is used at the UAV training center at Fort Huachuca and other training sites. VRSG drives the visuals for MUSE/AFSERS, which is the primary UAS training and simulation system used in the Department of Defense for command- and staff-level joint services training.
MetaVR visual systems are used in multiple UAS programs, including the embedded Shadow Crew Trainer Universal Ground Control Station (and older One System Ground Control Station) which is used for training Shadow TUAS, Hunter, Aerosonde, and Gray Eagle unmanned aerial systems. Insitu, Inc. uses over 30 MetaVR VRSG licenses for simulation training of two of its Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). Aurora Flight Sciences uses VRSG to simulate its Orion UAS and Chandler May uses VRSG to simulate ISR functions of its Fury 1500. At its Prescott, AZ, campus, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) has used VRSG in its UAS simulation and training lab since 2012. The Daytona Beach campus of ERAU recently purchased VRSG licenses for its UAS lab as well.
VRSG can be configured to simulate a UAS in a variety of ways. These configurations range from using VRSG's internal camera payload model in which the telemetry of the simulated UAV is provided by a DIS or HLA entity, to fully integrated applications such as the MUSE UAV tactical trainer.
UAS simulations based on MetaVR VRSG use MetaVR's Metadesic terrain database technology. Metadesic terrain is a true geocentric, round-earth representation that is free of error-prone projections used by most commercial image generators. Geocentric terrain is necessary to capture earth curvature and for accurate measurement of target positions. Metadesic terrain scales well to even global coverage datasets. With MetaVR's Metadesic geometry and compressed texture paging technologies, the terrain database extent is limited only by disk storage capacity.
Since 2001, MetaVR VRSG has been the primary supplier of visual systems for the Joint Technology Center/Systems Integration Laboratory (JTC/SIL) MUSE/AFSERS simulation system, which is the largest UAS simulation program in the United States. The program provides the largest number of fielded simulation systems for training command and staff level training for UAS, which is used to support worldwide warfighter exercises and demonstrations.
The MUSE/AFSERS simulation is a general intelligence collection platform simulation for airborne collection systems with electro-optical (EO), infrared (IR), and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) payloads. The MetaVR MUSE VRSG system provides the visualization system component for MUSE that generates synthetic payload scene video and/or imagery of the 3D battlefield with simulated target entities. This video and imagery is subsequently fed to a tactical or generic UAS/intelligence platform control station where operators perform air vehicle and payload control functions, and an air vehicle and datalink simulation.
A screenshot of GV3.0 output of decoded VRSG's MPEG stream and embedded UAV metadata.
VRSG UAS simulation features include:
In autumn 2010, VRSG provided the visuals through AFSERS in the live, virtual and constructive (LVC) Green Flag East 11-1 exercise held at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, LA. During the exercise of combined distributed models and simulations, JTACs received an encrypted LVC video broadcast to ROVERs of simulated UAV camera view streamed from VRSG.
VRSG provides realistic simulation capability for UAS training packaged in a ruggedized deployable container for the MUSE and AFSERS programs. The image below shows a ruggedized container-based system that is designed such that it can be palletized and airlifted to training exercises in the field on short notice and can survive the journey and the training scenario under harsh environmental conditions. MUSE unmanned training systems are deployed for overseas training exercises.

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Wind Company Wants to Continue Environmental Review Despite Missing Regulatory Benchmark
Friday, November 9, 2012
Despite assertions that the project is dead, the developers of a proposed industrial wind farm here in Cortland County say they want to continue moving the environmental review of the project forward.
Representatives of T-C-I Renewables, the company looking to put up nearly 50, 500 foot tall wind turbines in four Cortland County towns appeared before the Cortland County Agriculture and Planning Committee Thursday where they announced that despite failing to meet a November 1st regulatory deadline the company wants the county to continue its review of the draft environmental impact statement that has been prepared for the $200 million dollar wind project.
Last month the County legislature said the draft document was inadequate and refused to release the report for public review. Several lawmakers said they were uncomfortable with the document, particularly the portion of the report that deals with the wind towers potential impact on the County's new 14 million dollar emergency radio communications network that is currently under construction.
T-C-I Development Manager Gareth McDonald says the company has invested a considerable amount of time and money into preparing the draft environmental report and supporting studies. McDonald says T-C-I simply wants to see the review come to some sort of natural conclusion. McDonald say the company is evaluating whether or not to reapply to state regulators in order to get the project back in line for those approvals should the wind project be approved at the local levels.
Republican Legislator Kevin Whitney who serves on the County communications Advisory Committee says until the county is given assurances by engineers and Motorola which is building the new communications network that this project will not have negative consequences on the radio system he does not see the County determining the draft wind report is ready for public review to move the process forward.
T-C-I's assertion is that they have provided enough information to at least move the report to the next stage, T-C-I Attorney Kevin Bernstein with Bond Schoeneck &King says the draft report is only intended to identify potential problems and that the final details would come during the next round of review.
The communications advisory board and its experts are slated to meet with T-C-I on December 12th to see if the communications concerns can be resolved.
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Xiaomi is the latest growing electronic manufacturer of China. Within a couple of years, Xiaomi grew into this high level of interest. They provide quality products under the hood of cheap price point. They started getting bigger with the release of their Xiaomi MI-2, and on the last year, 2013 they released the much awaited Xiaomi MI-3. Much along with the top manufacturers like Zopo, Xiaomi, ZTE, Jiayu, Huawei, Oppo etc. there're cheap knock-offs hanging around in the market to impress the local customers while gaining bad reputation for the original company. Such a device is Xiaomixiaomi MI-3. It's a big knock-off of the original Xiaomi MI-3.
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This smartphone packs a nice 4.7-inch qHD display with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels while the original Xiaomi MI-3 was built-in its 5.0-inches screen. Actually, this cheap knock-off Xiaomixiaomi MI-3 is nothing but a look-a-like of the original MI-3 but it doesn't come any nearer to the original one. This smartphone also features a newer MediaTek MT6582 Chipset with Dual Core processor clocked at 1.3 GHz. The GPU unit is quite impressive as it packed a Mali-400 onto a cheap device like it. It's also coupled with 512MB RAM which is enough for moderate usage.
Internal storage is limited to 4GB. With the help of a TF card, you can also extend its capacity to 32GB. Surprisingly, it supports Dual-SIM as well as A-GPS system. We haven't seen such a cheap device come with strong GPS system. Users outside China can be happy with device's 3G network as it supports WCDMA. The 2,000 mAh should provide enough juice for the day. It also packed a 8MP rear and 3MP front camera.
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- 1Feb 8, '08 by TiffanyJBQuote from Autumn1Hey there! I actually have a topic on teh UDC entrance exam a couple threads down so you can look in there...Its not the NET or TEA...its kind of like a GED test IMHO, but you can look in that thread to see whats exactly on it...I'm not sure how difficult it is to get in but I know if you pass the test, all you'll need to do is go on their interview.Does anyone have any information about the LPN program at udc?
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Fish dumpers pay N$1 million to government (Namibian 12/07/2013)
SHINOVENE IMMANUEL and ADAM HARTMAN
A JOINT venture of two Namibian companies and a Hong Kong enterprise who were two months ago charged N$1 200 for allegedly dumping fish into the ocean has now paid N$1 million for the same offense after the previous decision was revisited.
The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernard Esau yesterday told a media briefing in Walvis Bay that the horse mackerel fishing company paid an admission of guilt fine in an out of court settlement after the government initiated criminal charges against them.
On top of the fine, the company is also facing allegations of suspending a worker who had allegedly reported the dumping of fish while the captain of the offending vessel will be deported for offering money to observers at the sea.
The Asian fishing company, Pacific Andes Group, is in a long-term joint venture agreement with two Namibian companies Joka Two Fishing and Hefdy Group and the three formed a company called Atlantic Pacific Fishing.
Esau said the government stopped their initial plans to pursue criminal charges against the fishing company after Atlantic Pacific Fishing approached them for an out of court settlement.
According to Esau, the government was satisfied that given the lapse in the period involved in the investigations, the cost of the investigations, including bringing in expert witnesses, and the anticipated long time the matter may take to conclude in court, it would be in the best interest of everyone to settle the matter out of court and accepted the N$1million fine.
The money was paid into the Treasury on 25 June this year. The minister said the initial fine of N$1 200 was an error .
He said the vessel is suspected to have dump the fish by using escape channel iron pipes designed to divert crushed fish products back into the sea.
The Namibian understands that the crew members were caught red-handed by an inspector who took photos of them dumping fish into the sea and is expected to submit a report on the incident to the ministry. The dumping of fish into the sea is in contravention of the Marine Resources Act of 2000.
"When they dump fish, they are most likely throwing the small (and low-grade) fish back into the water and keeping the bigger (better-quality) fish as that is deducted from the company's quota," said a well-placed source in the fishing industry. He added that most of the dumped fish would be dead and this is a waste of resources.
The minister also warned fishing right holders that they are liable for problems created by companies they hire to harvest their fish quotas.
"The responsibility for the conduct of the vessels under the command of their masters whether they are Namibian flagged or not, is yours and we will leave no stone unturned in ensuring that we hold you accountable," he said.
Esau also lauded the whistleblower. "We must protect these whistleblowers so that they can be confident that in future they are not discriminated against for reporting illegal activities. We are proud of people like him," Esau said.
As for the worker who reported the incident to the ministry, who was subsequently suspended by the ship captain, Acting Director of Monitoring and Surveillance, Peter Shivute, told The Namibian that the worker was encouraged to return to his place of employment.
"We told him to go back and see what happens and report back to us if there are any issues. If they give him problems, it will be a matter for the Ministry of Labour but until now he seems to be back at his job" he said.
Shivute said the vessel's captain has in the meantime been replaced with another after the license for the MV Leader was renewed.
"He is a persona non grata. We don't want him here anymore. If he wants to come as a tourist then he can go to the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, but he will not work in Namibia's fisheries' sector again because of the incident," said Shivute.
Kent Yeh, the Director of Corporate Development and Planning at Pacific Andes Group two months ago denied that the dumping was intentional.
"During the voyage from 3 May to 12 May 2013, there was a case of unintentional discharge of a small quantity of crushed fish ready for fish meal production from the vessel during 4 days of the 10-day voyage. This was due to an abnormal overflow in the vessel transfer pipes," he said.
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Fishing vessel recalled (Namibian 25/06/2013)
Fishing vessel recalled
By: SHINOVENE IMMANUEL
THE Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has recalled from sea a vessel co-owned by a joint venture of two Namibian companies and a Hong Kong counterpart, a few weeks after it allegedly dumped fish in the ocean.
Owners of the vessel, the MV Leader, were fined N$1 200 after admitting breaking the law by dumping fish in the water. However, it seems the ministry went back to the drawing board to re-investigate the operations of the vessel. It is not clear what the ministry intends to do with the company.
The news that the company had been fined angered some stakeholders in the industry who accused the ministry of being too lenient with the Chinese company which allegedly has a controversial history of fish dumping.
The Asian fishing company, Pacific Andes Group, is in a long-term joint venture agreement with two Namibian companies Joka Two Fishing and Hefdy Group.
Kent Yeh, the Director of Corporate Development and Planning at Pacific Andes Group yesterday confirmed that they were last week instructed by officials of the ministry that the vessel should come onshore.
He said their operations had been stopped and they are still to be told why they had been instructed to dock the vessel.
Yeh could also not provide the exact date on when the vessel will come on land, because there is currently no space at the port and they are waiting for the opening up of space in order to moor their vessel.
"As law-abiding citizens, we will follow the instructions given to us," he added.
The Namibian understands that the crew members were caught red-handed by an inspector who took photos of them dumping fish into the sea and is expected to submit a report on the incident to the ministry. The dumping of fish into the sea is a contravention of the Marine Resources Act of 2000.
"When they dump fish, they are most likely throwing the small (and low-grade) fish back into the water and keeping the bigger (better-quality) fish as that is deducted from the company's quota," said a well-placed source in the fishing industry. He added that most of the dumped fish would be dead and this is a waste of resources.
Yeh, the representative of the international fishing company, last month denied that the dumping was intentional.
"During the voyage from 3 May to 12 May 2013, there was a case of unintentional discharge of a small quantity of crushed fish ready for fish meal production from the vessel during 4 days of the 10-day voyage. This was due to an abnormal overflow in the vessel transfer pipes," he said. Sources close to the joint venture insist that they are being victimised due to fights over quotas in the fishing industry.
Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernard Esau earlier this month warned fishing companies that dumping of fish is illegal and could lead to perpetrators losing their fishing rights.
He was quoted in a daily newspaper as saying: "A fully fledged investigation will be launched into the incident and the guilty parties will be fined accordingly".
Fish dumping is not new off the coast of Namibia. Five years ago, seven horse mackerel vessels were recalled from the fishing grounds after allegations of fish dumping.
Fishing sector takes on phosphate miners (Namibian 7/6/2013)
By: ADAM HARTMAN at WALVIS BAY
ATTEMPTS by Namibia Marine Phosphate (NMP) to justify their proposed marine phosphate project near Walvis Bay are considered "misleading" by Chairman of the Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations, Matti Amukwa, who called for an independent verification of NMP's claims.
He responded on Wednesday to recent media pronouncements by NMP CEO, Barnabas Uugwanga.
On Monday Uugwanga said Namibia will gain from phosphate mining. He said NMP submitted "a sound and comprehensive Marine Environmental Impact Assessment", and is now waiting for the Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) to give environmental clearance for its Sandpiper project.
Amukwa said the fishing industry believes NMP is "feeding the public misleading information".
He claims NMP's EIA was based on desktop research with no on-site scientific research to back it.
Uugwanga recently said it was fair that fishing communities and environmentalists have concerns about marine phosphate mining, but that these concerns needed to be based on facts.
"This is misleading. NMP's research to date hasn't been based on obtaining necessary environmental facts to assess the impact of the mining – that is what we are worried about," said Amukwa. Amukwa also questioned an advertisement by NMP that "phosphate feeds" and that NMP are working towards food security in Namibia". Uugwanga added NMP is in a unique position to revolutionise Namibia's agricultural potential with phosphate.
"Mining phosphate and manufacturing of various phosphate based fertiliser presents Namibia with the opportunity to improve fertiliser availability and price," said Uuwanga.
"This is also misleading. We are an arid country, and don't need lots of fertiliser," countered Amukwa.
In fact, the fishing industry consulted with the Namibia Agriculture Trade Forum and were told that Namibia would not use more than 1 000 tonnes of fertiliser a year, and that Namibia could potentially use 0.1% of NMP's production.
"The quantity is negligible, and certainly not a key part of NMP's operation," Amukwa said.
Independent scientific research clearly defining an on-site environmental baseline at the mining site, giving a clear assessment of the potential environmental impacts must occur before any decision is made on whether or not to go ahead with marine phosphate mining, said Amukwa
NMP proposed a N$14 million environmental verification programme to make sure the fishing industry's fears are put to rest, as well as to ensure "transparency".
"Our worry is that this is tactically clever from NMP because it keeps them in control as they are putting the money forward. If NMP employ the scientists to complete the verification study, there is a high risk they will employ the right people in their eyes, to get them the answers they want that fit in with the EIA they have written. NMP cannot be both a referee and a player at the same time," he said.
In fact, NMP should not be allowed to undertake "what government must do", Amukwa suggested.
On the one hand, Namibia's fisheries employ about 13 000 people, and earned N$5,7 billion in exports in 2012. On the other hand, NMP says that by year three of its intended operations, they will generate N$2.4 billion per year and will employ 150 people.
"We must remember that the fishing industry is a renewable resource which can provide benefits to Namibia forever, if it is looked after properly," said Amukwa.
Marine phosphate mining in Namibian waters is a world first if it becomes operational.
"The environmental implications of this are huge and both Namibians and those in the know internationally are watching closely to see if we manage this issue responsibly," said Amukwa.
NMP is 85% foreign owned, with a 15% share that goes to Namibian registered Tungeni Investments.
"If the project goes wrong, the foreign partners walk away, and we are left with the legacy."
Good Job Prospects in Namibian Fishing Sector (24/05/2013, The Fish Site)
NAMIBIA – Namibia's fishing industry has the potential to create around 4,000 additional jobs if the government and stakeholders combine efforts.
The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernard Esau said the fisheries ministry plays its part by allocating fish quotas equally and fairly, reports NewEra.
"We are doing our part. Your responsibility as stakeholders is to add value to our raw materials and at the same time to create job opportunities by employing more people in this sector," Mr Esau told the newspaper.
"Be it economic, social, political or business, we all have a role to play in the country's vision to reduce unemployment through job creation and value addition of our products. We are all aware that NDP4 was launched last year by President Hifikepunye Pohamba with the emphasis on high and sustainable economic growth, employment creation, increased income equality and poverty reduction," Mr Esau said.
He requested all stakeholders in the fishing sector to work towards the realisation of the goals of NDP4, which include increased manufacturing, value addition and employment creation. "I am appealing to all stakeholders to make positive contributions towards this exercise and to buy into this strategic plan that is aligned to NPD4, so that eventually this document becomes ours instead of that of the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources [alone]," Mr Esau told NewEra.
Preliminary figures from the Namibia Statistics Agency indicate that the fishing industry's contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the year 2012 was 3.1 per cent, which is a slight reduction from 2011 when it stood at 3.6 per cent.
The final value of exports in the fishing sector stood at N$5.1 billion in 2011, compared to N$4.4 billion in 2010. This was due to the increase in value addition and increased fish landings.
The fishing industry employs about 13,000 workers of whom about 43 per cent are seagoing and 57 percent are involved in onshore processing.
The hake sector, which is the main employer in the fishing industry, employs 9,000 people. The fisheries sector is the third largest economic sector in terms of contribution to the GDP, which stood at about N$3.9 billion during 2011, according to data from the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources. The fisheries industry is expected to grow to N$4.2 billion at the end of the current economic cycle.
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Bigger quotas 'not a threat to fish'
Bigger quotas 'not a threat to fish'
By: JAN POOLMAN (The Namibian 15/06/2012)
THIS year's total allowable catches (TACs) for hake and monkfish are 30
per cent and 40 per cent higher than scientists have recommended to
Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister Bernard Esau.
However, Esau is confident that his decision not to heed the scientific advice and
recommendations from the Marine Resource Advisory Council will not disrupt the balance
of Namibia's marine species.
The scientists advised that the hake quota be set at 130 000 tons, while the Advisory
Council recommended 140 000 tons. The Minister decided on 170 000 tons.
In terms of the Fisheries Act the Minister may set his own quota after all relevant
information has been taken into consideration.
The scientists based their recommendations on the fact that the hake stock has reduced in
terms of both fishable and non-fishable biomass, which is the opposite of what happened
the previous year.
However, Esau said he also consulted with economists and went through reports of the
past years and found that the recommendations by the scientists and the Advisory Council
were not in line with previous TACs.
"That does not mean that I do not take their advice but during the previous season the
catches and landing of fish were good and there were no major changes in conditions in
the sea.
"I also have to ensure that we do not land in the same situation as was the case in the
2010 season, when an additional hake quota of 30 000 tons had to be allocated. We have
to make sure that the quota is of such a nature that it will take the fishing right holders
through the year. Keep in mind that we have granted new fishing rights for hake and
In the case of monk the scientists and the Advisory Council recommended a TAC of 10 000
tons, but Esau decided on a TAC of 14 000 tons.
The scientists indicated a healthy stock of monkfish, but one that it is at maximum
sustainable yield.
The estimated total revenue that will be generated from the payment of quota fees for
monk will be N$7,5 million and for hake N$48,7 million.


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By Shelly Mesure
By Gary Tetz
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved two medications in June that may benefit long-term care patients.
The Food and Drug Administration announced last week that the sleep drug Lunesta should be started at a lower dose.
Nursing homes now have new guidance about using certain types of reprocessed medical devices, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced.
A recent $4 million legal settlement over kickbacks for anemia drug Aranesp is small change compared to other recent deals Omnicare has made with federal authorities. News of these payouts hasn't escaped long-term care pharmacy investors, some of whom filed their own charges against the pharmacy provider, launching a case that is now set to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Nursing homes should ensure they are not serving potentially hazardous Uncle Ben's brand rice products, the Food and Drug Administration has announced.
The Food and Drug Administration has issued final guidance on mobile medical apps.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced it will seek restricted access to hydrocodone painkillers, prompting a concerned response from long-term care stakeholders.
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a lipid injectable emulsion called Clinolipid for parenteral nutrition in adult patients.
Statins, which are commonly used to treat high cholesterol, do not cause cognition problems in the short term and may offer significant protection against dementia in the long term. This is according to new research that contradicts government warnings about these medications.
Certain Medtronic MiniMed Paradigm Insulin Infusion sets are being recalled, the Food and Drug Administration announced on Friday.
Two asthma inhalers are being phased out, the Food and Drug Administration announced at the end of May.
Every few days I read the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) news to see if there is anything relevant to eldercare that I should be aware of. Recently, I came across an extremely eye-opening item.
The Food and Drug Administration is moving to tighten regulations around fecal transplants, which research has shown to be an effective treatment for Clostridium difficile infection.
Long-term care residents who experience constipation from taking opioids to manage chronic pain may benefit from Amitiza, an oral drug recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Pfizer must pay $142 million for the marketing and prescribing of epilepsy drug Neurontin for unapproved uses, a federal appeals court has ruled.
The Food and Drug Administration should "act without delay" in tightening access to hydrocodone painkillers such as Vicodin, Congressional lawmakers urged in a recent letter. The letter was written by Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and signed by a bipartisan group of five other senators and two representatives.
There are some people who are able to fall asleep as their head is hitting the pillow. Then there are the rest of us. And if you don't think you know any of us, you're probably wrong.
The Food and Drug Administration is requiring manufacturers of certain sleeping pills, including the widely prescribed Ambien, to reduce current recommended dosages.
Invacare has signed a consent decree in which the company will fix wheelchair manufacturing problems, the Food and Drug Administration announced.
The unapproved bed sore drug Xenaderm, which was marketed to nursing homes as "Medicaid reimbursed," is the source of a settlement that could reach $48 million for Healthpoint Ltd. and DFB Pharmaceuticals.
GlaxoSmithKline will pay a $90 million settlement to 38 states that claimed it unlawfully promoted its diabetes treatment Avandia (rosiglitazone). The attorneys general of several states confirmed the action on Thursday.
The aggressive marketing of power wheelchairs and scooters to seniors drives up Medicare costs and puts providers in a tough spot, says Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT).
President Obama signed the Food and Drug Administration user fees bill into law on Monday. The measure reauthorizes user fees paid by medical device and drug companies and creates new user fee programs for generic drugs and bio-similar (or follow-on biologic) drugs. In addition, the measure creates regulatory provisions affecting drugs and devices. These include antibiotic development incentives, shortage prevention provisions and new guidance for related social media activities.
Companies that manufacture opioid painkillers must underwrite training and educational programs for the physicians who prescribe them, according to a new federal safety measures announced Monday.
The U.S. Senate did not approve legislation that would strengthen regulations for antipsychotic use in nursing homes, despite overwhelmingly passing a bill it was attached to on Thursday.
Having recently plunked down a $120 co-pay for medicine that was a far cry from designer caliber, I can relate to people who believe drugs are too expensive.
Makers of the Alzheimer's drug Aricept released a higher dosage version of the medication despite concerns about side effects and reduced efficacy, a study reports.
Medications given to treat anemia in kidney and cancer patients greatly increase the risk of cardiovascular problems and need to be used more conservatively, the Food and Drug Administration has said.
Atypical antipsychotic medications are no more dangerous than other conventional antipsychotics, antidepressants and benzodiazepines when it comes to treating nursing home residents, according to a new study.


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Since the Houston Texans are on a break with on-the-field practices until training camp begins in late July, backup quarterback Case Keenum needs to find someone to play catch with right? Who better than Andre Johnson?
In an article by CSN Houston's Dave Zangaro, he quoted Keenum saying the following about the prospect of throwing to Johnson while the Texans are on their final break of the summer:
"Yeah, I might … He's a heckuva player and it's definitely an honor to step on the field with him. It makes me bring my game up. It makes me want to improve myself and do what I do better."
For the sake of the Texans, maybe Keenum is the guy who can get Johnson to return to what will be a season of unknown if he's on the roster, but will most likely be another losing year if he decides he doesn't want to be apart of another rebuilding effort with the franchise.
I still believe Johnson will end up on another team, just for the simple fact he's running out of NFL years, and he should be on a contender, rather than a rebuilding team.
My preference is seeing him in a Texans jersey, because it would be weird to see him playing elsewhere. (I'm still getting used to Peyton Manning playing for the Denver Broncos).
In other Texans news:
• ESPN.com asks if Ryan Fitzpatrick is a "fantasy sleeper?"
• Here are some QB rakings from NFL Spin Zone, a Fansided NFL site.
• The Texans are headed to the NFL Rookie Symposium writes the official Texans site.
• The Toro Times' Graham Rogers wrote about Louis Nix III.
Tweet of the Day:
@HoustonTexans So very excited that there is only 11 Sundays till football! Win are lose I will always be a die hard Fan. Go Texans!
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Olin Browne makes it two in a row for Tequesta Country Club
- 7:38 pm Sunday, July 31st, 2011 by Post Staff
These days, the center of the universe in senior golf is on the northern edge of Palm Beach County.
Olin Browne's win at the U.S. Senior Open was the second major championship in seven days for members of Tequesta Country Club.
Last Sunday, Russ Cochran, another member at the club, won the Senior British Open.
Bernhard Langer withdraws from Senior PGA Championship
- 6:23 pm Friday, May 20th, 2011 by Post Staff
Bernhard Langer's first glimpse of retirement could make one of the game's legendary workaholics actually turn it up another notch.
But first, Langer will have to get healthy following Friday's decision to withdraw from this week's Senior PGA Championship as he continues to recover from surgery to his left thumb in March.
Mark Calcavecchia's first Champions Tour win will have to wait
- 8:26 pm Sunday, May 8th, 2011 by Post Staff
As his one-year anniversary on the Champions Tour approaches, Mark Calcavecchia's best chance to win on his new tour ended in bitter disappointment on Sunday.
For the second day in a row, Calc coughed up a nice lead on the back nine at Shoal Creek Golf Club during The Tradition – the first major championship of the year for the over-50 set.
The longtime Palm Beach Gardens' resident had a two-shot cushion – at 14-under par – as he reached the short par-4 12th hole. But he made double bogey and never recovered as he slid to 9-under and tied for 5th place.
Quick 9: Caddyshack finally gets deserving sequel, Tiger Woods spitting mad, Lexi Thompson just so-so Down Under
- 1:35 pm Monday, February 14th, 2011 by Post Staff
(Will be at Daytona 500. Quick 9 will return Feb. 28, the week of the Honda Classic.)
As sequels go, Caddyshack II ranks as one of the worst among a genre of film that rarely has much redeeming value.
But Carl Spackler, a.k.a. Bill Murray, was back on the links for a memorable encore, with PGA Tour pro D.A. Points playing the role of the golfing bishop.
Quick 9: Tiger Woods returns to action; Martin Kaymer the true No. 1 and Jack Nicklaus turns 71, 25 years after his most-memorable win
- 12:00 pm Sunday, January 23rd, 2011 by Post Staff
A year ago, Tiger Woods was reportedly at a sex rehabilitation clinic in Mississippi in the midst of a scandal that ruined his marriage and damaged his reputation.
This week, Woods will return Southern California's Torrey Pines, no better place to recapture his mojo and capture his first win in 14 months.
Fred Couples breathing excitement back into the over-50 set
- 7:58 pm Monday, October 25th, 2010 by Post Staff
The Champions Tour needed Fred Couples.
Not since Jack, the Merry Mex and Ray Floyd were trading majors in the early '90s has the Tour had a chance to capture the imagination and attention of the casual fan.
Couples, arguably the PGA Tour's most-popular player, including Tiger and Phil, could bring the same kind of buzz to the over-50 circuit.
Bernhard Langer in the hunt for third straight major championship, Ryder Cup captain's pick
- 12:33 pm Sunday, August 22nd, 2010 by Post Staff
(Update: Bernhard Langer shot a one-over 73 to finish four shots behind winner Fred Funk, in a tie for 11th place. Langer entered Sunday with 33 of 49 rounds in the 60s in 2010, but never got anything going.)
Bernhard Langer, maybe the hottest player in golf, looks to continue an amazing summer that could end with an improbable spot in the Ryder Cup for the 53-year-old.
Langer is two shots behind Tom Lehman entering Sunday's final round of the JEN-WELD Tradition championship in Oregon.
A win would be Langer's third straight in a senior major championship and give European Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie plenty to ponder when he makes his three captain's picks after next weekend's Johnnie Walker Championship.
Nick Price gets a win on the Champions Tour
- 8:47 am Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 by Greg Stoda
Nick Price is one of the nicest guys in sport, not just in golf.
It's a reasonable guess Price's victory on the Champions Tour last weekend at the Outback Pro-Am (he had seemed lost in the outback for too long) was a popular one.
Price obviously felt the pressure of having been a low achiever among the senior set (it was his first win among the elders) with three double bogeys in the final round, but he held it together well enough to get a win he called the toughest of his career.


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Subject: Re: cracking Y2k DC Admin password
- rescue in windows folder and backup sam file from it, it has admin
credentials, johny the riper, LC, and ophcrack will do the job - with hash
- use cachedump to dump cached credentials on that server, maybe admin was
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Yep, his lack of height definitely put him at a disadvantage.
I think once again the WWF
department struck here. Jim Powers was no way 5'11, maybe 5'9at best. The WWF always added at least 3 inches to everyone, and the wrestlers themselevs believed the WWF
people. If Jim Powers had been 5'11 it would have put him at a legit height at the time. Many superstars were less than 6'0 including Ric Flair (who I know is not 6'0 tall). I am 6'0 tall and I have towered over many of the supposed 6'0 plus guys billed by wreslting companies in the pictures I have taken over the years.
The deeper question here is what constitutes a jobber? I am not arguing Powers was not a jobber, he was. Although we would all admit he was a little better than your typical jobber because he did score lots of wins here and there in the loaded WWF. Lots of guys we would consider WWF and even WCW jobbers had solid careers in the territories.
I think Jimmy Powers would have been a star in some of the territories early in his career, but by the time he left the WWF his lot was cast because of exposure.
Many "classic jobbers" due to WWF television were really treated as main event wrestlers in and managed to get titles in the territories: Guys like Barry Horowitz was a contender in Florida and Memphis. The Italian Stalion perhaps the ultimate jobber in the 80's NWA held titles in the territories. Len Denton, Tony Anthony, even Iron Mike Sharpe served as little more than jobbers in the "big two" but were all headliners throughout their career.
So there is a difference to me in a classic jobber (and Mike I am agreeing with your threads not disagreeing) and a "glorified jobber" who had a gimmick or music, or a "Big Two" jobber who was a star in other areas.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) – Rescuers continue to sift through debris hoping to find survivors from a devastating tornado outbreak.
The storms killed at least 292 people leaving behind a wake of destruction across six states. Meteorologists are confirming more than 170 tornadoes touched down over the past 24 hours.
President barrack Obama is scheduled to tour the damaged areas Friday.
We're hearing from 38 students and chaperones that were caught in the middle of these tornadoes.
Evangel Christian School fifth and sixth graders have never been welcomed home from a field trip like this.
But most field trips don't make you part of one the deadliest tornado outbreaks in U.S. history.
This group of students and chaperones were in Huntsville, Ala. stopped for lunch at a McDonald's on their way to tour the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. That's when the skies turned black--and the tornado sirens went off.
"I scared my mom half to death because I called her and my call dropped. The last thing she heard was I love and get in the freezer," said Jordan Gannon a fifth grader.
In this social networking age, Mitchell Sellinger said his goodbyes online with his mom Becki helplessly reading it all.
They'd wait out the first round of storms in that freezer before heading to space camp only to have their second run in with Mother Nature.
"We were watching a movie and all the lights completely went out. We heard screams from the other buildings. We were just expecting to die," said Mitchel Sellinger.
At least eight people in Huntsville died. Everyone on the field trip was safe. The families they returned home to are counting their blessings while remembering the saying there's no place like home.
The kids gave thanks to the McDonald's staff and the people at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center for keeping them calm in these tense situations.


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State Senate panel rejects 'Amber's Law' proposal
Legislation aimed at requiring registered sex offenders to have distinctive driver's licenses was rejected in the state Senate Transportation Committee, it was reported Wednesday.
Maurice "Moe" Dubois, the father of slain Escondido teenager Amber Dubois, has been working with Assemblyman Pedro Nava, D-Santa Barbara, to come up with legislation for better coordinating law enforcement efforts when a child is abducted.
On Tuesday, senators voted to reject the legislation 5-2 along party lines, with Democrats opposed, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported. Committee members worried over how such a law might brand minor offenders. They also complained that it did not include penalties for noncompliance, the newspaper reported.
"They brought up some points that we have to recognize are valid. We will have to rework it," Dubois said after testifying before the committee.
The Dubois spent more than a year looking for their 14-year-old daughter, who disappeared in Feb. 13, 2009 while walking to Escondido High School.
After his arrest for the Feb. 25 rape and murder of 17-year-old Chelsea King, sex offender John Albert Gardner III led authorities to Amber's remains in Pala.
Gardner, 31, later pleaded guilty to raping and murdering both teens and was sentenced to a pair of life prison terms without the possibility of parole. He also admitted attacking another young woman in December in the same park where Chelsea was killed, but that victim managed to get away.
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) 1%: '^"w ,^^im^i»ifff^m}^_immifw Everybody Reads ■T.H'jE ^,GtiRB^tEmi]«|r »*«W* ■v V J { "On the Mniii S***et ol Mi?li^«tt" t Official Pap# of Bstayifcd 1878 CLARE, MiqftlGAN, FRIDAY MORNING, MMB-15,1928 New.^e^Vo]..36,Nol34 '*' SO-IQ€fc PICNIC ENDS IN TKMS1W WEDNESDAY Miss Marguerite Sfrrvwii n : Loses Life at <Eig£ht Point Lake Wiwsn Boat Turns Over.. A garosip of 'happy, ycar.efree .high School students were shocked and saddened, &nd =a scene .of merrymaking beeams one .of tragedy, >when- Marguerite Irwin, a fifteen year old Stophomore was drowned in .Bight Point lake, Wednesday ^afternoon. TM Freshman and .SQphomore classes of the Glare high school were at Cook's lauding, Eight Point Jake for their annual jncnic, tand: after: dinner, a number -of the young people, including some of the teachers who Were chaperoning the ;party,-went; out on the lake for a. .boat .ride. There was a strong wind blowing and the waves were running high,, and a boat in which Leonard Stanley, . Francis McConnell and Misses .Ruth Rasset, Francis Greer, Dorothy Green aiid Lucile Des Ornieau -were riding, turned in the trough of the waves when they lost an oar and water began to come over the side of the boat. There were several mother boats In the immediate vicinity and all of the party transferred to -other boats except Leonard Stanley,, >who remained aboard to take it to shore. Francis Greer was taken into sa boat that was .already occupied by Leon Stanley, Pat McConnell aud Misses Marguerite Irwin, Ellen Mc*Farland and Lois Dawson. These young people attached the sinking boat to theirs and started to tow it to the shore, with :tbs result that both boats were capsized and all seven of the young people were precipitated into the water. Boats hurried to their .rescue and Leon and Leonard Stanley, Francis Greer, and Lois Dawson were taken aboard the other boats without difficulty, but Pat McConnell, Ellen Mc- Farland and Mai-guerite Irwin could not swim. McConnell succeeded in" getting hold of both of these suds and struggled to get them to a boat, managing to keep himself afloat long enough to get Ellen McFarJand to a boatside where she could be helped into the craft, but he was pulled underneath the surface by the straggles of Marguerite and lost his hold on the girl. McConnell was lifted into a boat when he came to the surface, but collapsed soon afterwards and first aid was given him by Coach Aldread. He Is entirely recovered from the experience which nearly proved fatal to him, and would no^oubt have proven fatal to Ellen McFarland if it had not been for the heroic efforts of the lad. The entire countryside was aroused as well as Clare, and men from all parts of Clare and Osceola counties jmrried to the scene to assist in re- . .covering the body, but the waves 'Were so high that it was with great (difficulty that boats could be anchored and drags used. With the coming of (darjiness, jack lights were brought into use and the body was located at a late hour in the evening. -.»* Marguerite Irwin was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Irwin who >, resides ot Vernon Hill. jr Funeral services will be held from Utile home Saturday afternoon at 2:30 V o'clock and from the M. E. church at \:00" o'clock. -Rev. W. W. Hurd officiating and burial made in Cherry Grove cemetery. TWO LADIES ELECTED TO SCHOOL BOARD Two Hundred Forty-three Votes Gast In Contest Monday- Night. For the first time In the history of the Clare school district two ladies are members of the Board of Education, Mrs. B. N. Mercer and Mrs. Frank Hochstetler being elected trustees to succeed William Lange and D. E. Mater at the annual meeting of the distrct Monday eveting. / There was a large attendance at- he meeting, two hundred and forty- three votes being cast at the election. The contest was very close between Mrs. Mercer and Mr. Lange, the former receiving one hundred and twenty- two vbteB and Mr, Lange receiving one hundred and nineteen. Mr. Mater was not a candidate to succeed himself and Mrs, Hochstetler received one hundred and thirty-one votes and N. Ii. Tibbils received one hundred, and _ there were three scat' tering votes. '\ DANCE JUNE 15TH One of the usual popular dances Will be held at Mt. Vernon Grange hall Friday evening, June 15th. Everyone welcome. MRS. HOMER SATISON DEPARTS THIS LIFE Succumbs at Her Home Following Ten-day Illness. Funeral Saturday. Following an illness of ten days Mrs. Homer Satison, an esteemed citizen of Clare county for many years, passed from this life at her1 home on East 6th street Thursday at the age of seventy years. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. Frank Bates officiating and the remains laid to rest in Cherry Grove. The obituary will appear next week. REV. QUINTON WALKER DIES AT BATTLE CREEK News reached here of the death Wednesday of Rev. Quinton S. Walker of Battle Creek. He is reported to have been ill since March and recently went to the sanitarium for treatment but his condition took a turn for the worse and the family were called last week Thursday. Rev. Walker was pastor at (he Methodist Episcopal church of this city during the years of 1903-1913 and lias been in Battle Creek for the past six years. The funeral is to be held this afternoon at Battle Creek. VERNON CITIZEN CALLED BY DEATH John Ernpe^- Succumbs at His Home Following a Nine Weeks' Illness. The residents of Vernon City and Clare are again called upon to depart; with a highly respected fellow citizen,- John Empey. Altho not being in the best of health for a number of years,; Mr. Empey's last illness eoyered a* period of about nine weeks, deatti reviving him about eleven o'clock Tuesday morning at his home in Ver non City. The services were held from the home Thursday afternoon, Rev. W. W. Hurd Officiating and burial made in Cherry Grove. A life sketch will appear in next week's issue of The Sentinel, IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Henry Wallace, who passed away 11 years ago, June 10th, 1917. And now she dwells where neither doubt nor fear May find her breast; No crying child may now disturb aer here To break her rest. Ended the ache of living. Here she lies In wondrous Deace, God lift a smile about her lovely eyes With her release. How oft we fretted her or cause her pain, We cannot say. Long hours she watched beside the window pane, With us away. Her sleep we broke with whimpering and sighs •When we were ill, Nor tho't it much' to rouse her with our cries As children will. And now we suffer so, and vainly call For her to come. Her feet will never tread again the hall The lips are dumb, Love has no more sweet service to provide But this we know, She'll watch for us upon the other side Who tried her so. The Children. AUCTION SALE The Items for public auction on Saturday, June 16th, at Farwell listed elsewhere In these columns and on poBters will be disposed of for cash, instead of terms advertised. Julia McAninch. CARS WRECKED SUNDAY AT CW OF CRAIG HILL Members of Grant Township Family Injured in Head-on Collision. Sunday evening about six o'clock a large sedan driven by Wm- Eren, of Iron Mountain going south on U, S. 27 and Basil Pelch, residing three miles west and one mile north of Clare, driving a touring car, who was approaching the crest of Craig Hill just north of the Country Club corner, collided in a head-on collision and several were seriously injured. In the Pelch car besides the driver was his mother, Mrs. D. Harper, her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Pemberton and three children, who had spent the day in Riverdale and were returning home. All received minor injuries, although Basil and his mother needed several stitches taken to close • tne wounds, first aid being given at Mt. Pleasant, and since being brought to their home Dr. Clute has been in attendance. The sedan was occupied by Wm. Eren, his parents, Mr. and Ivirs. Francis Eren, Richard "Eren and Mrs. Edw. Richards, all of Iron Mountain, Avho were enroute to Saginaw where they had been called by the serious illness of Richard Eren's mother. Ot this party Mrs. Edwards was seriously injured, while the others received minor injuries. •The Pelch car is considered a total wreck and the Eren sedan was taKen to a Mt. Pleasant garage for repairs. LSST RITES HELD FOR THOMAS BELL SUNDAY AFTERNOON The Deceased was an Esteemed Resident of Sheridan Township Nearly Forty-five Years. At 4:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, June 6th, Thomas K. Bell, was called to his reward at the age of 83 years, 7 months and 15 days, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C, C. Knapp. Thomas K. Bell, son of Thomas and Julia Bell, was born In Wentworth oounty, Ontario, October 22ud, 1845. In 1867 he was united in marriage to Margaret Lawson Wallace, of Both- well, (Ontario, and together tliey traveled life's journey sixty years and five days, his companion preceding him in death in January, 1926. Of the twelve children born to this union, ten remain to mourn the absence of devoted parents, and with the exception of one daughter, Mrs, W. G. Kaul, Pontiac, who was detained because of personal illness, all were, present to pay the last tribute to their father. Beside these there were present from out of town, grandchildren, E. F. Kaul and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Harold and Merle Merrlam and three sisters, Ruth, Eva and Lou- clle, of Pontiac, Wallace Bell, of Detroit, and Wayne Teeter, of Glen Ellyn, Illinois. At the services held from the home on East 6th street, Sunday, June 10th, conducted by Reverend A. P. MacDonald, the beautiful offerings, together with the large assembly of friends and neighbors, were living testimonials of the high esteem in which the deceased was held. Four of the oldest grandsons, namely, E. F. Kaul, Wallace W. Bell, Harold and Merle Merrlam acted as pallbearers. Interment was made in Cherry Grove cemetery. Mr. Bell, with his family came to Michigan more than forty-five years ago; the majority of these years being spent in Clare county, Sheridan township, where he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. We cannot say, and we will not say That he is dead—He is just away. With a cherry smile and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown land, We think of him faring oil, as dear In the love of There, as the love of here. Think of him still as the same; we say, He is not dead—he is Just away. SHEEP SHEARING ,i BAKE SALE The Ladies Aid will hold a bake sale at the Friz office Saturday afternoon, Juno 16th. Each, member is requested to furnish for sale. Here to the wittiest, Here's to the prettiest, Here's to the truest of all who are true. Here to the neatest one, Here's to the sweetest one, Here's to them all in one, Here's to you. "' • Geo. Wilcox, Clare, R-6. WANTED^-Saddle, horse, not-over 7 years old, guaranteed safe and must be subject to trial. Wade Cradit, Cornwell farm. . . JUNE BUGS 10 . E AT ACKERMAN HOME Annual Birthday Party Will Be Held Wednesday With Pot Luck Dinner. Oh, the June Bugs The merry, merry, June Bugs, Did you ever see them meet, With their bUBy, busy feet Hunting something good to, eat. And they greet, everyone, who will come Oh, what fun when you're there- Mrs. R. W, June Bug, Poet. The June Bug annual party will be held this year at the hospitable farm home of Mr. and Mrs, George Acker^ man, Wednesday, June 20th. Pot luck dinner at 12:30 o'clock. Each bring plate, cup and silver. This date is the birthday anniversary of th© president of the Club and also of several other members. Everyone having a birthday in June are cordially invited. Don't wait for a special invitation-. All June Bugs and familie| are welcome. The honored guests ror the day are the oldest member, Mi|j. J. Youman 91 years old and the youngest, Reynard Megan Allen, born Juii,e 6th, 1928, a grandson of the President of the Club, Mrs. H. Allen. Then let us one and sdl be contented with our lot, ft That June is here this morning and the sun is shining hot. Oh- let us fill our hearts up With the glory of the day, And vanish every doubt and cali And sorrow for away. —J. W. Riley. FREE CLINIC FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN HELDNEXTTUESDAY Chairman Mercer has Record of Thirty-four Youngsters and All are Expected to be Present. A free clinic for the crippled children of Clare county Twill be held in the Clare Congregational church, Tuesday, June 19th, under the auspices of the Clare County Crippled Children's organization. Dr. R. V. Funston, of Detroit, will be in charge of the clinic and he will be assisted by Miss Esther Martin, secretary of the Michigan Crippled Children's Commission, local physicians, and members of the committees of the county association. • Chairman, B. N. Mercer has .. announced the list of committees as follows: Reception, Mrs, A. E. Muldei and B. N. Mercer; Entertainment: Louise Mulder, Victoria Mercer, Jane Davy, Margaret Doherty, Eunice Bicknell and Marion Horton; Lunch, Mrs. -i. H. Thompson; Typist, Mrs. A. H. Horton; Equipment, Mrs. A. J. Doherty, Jr.; Mrs. W. H. Caple, Mrs. L. W. Jackson and Mrs. A. H. Horton; Nurses, Mrs. L. W. Jackson and assistants; Transportation, L. E. Davy, of Clare, and Joseph Hoag, of Harrison, The chairman has on file a record of thirty-four crippled children and it is the desire of. the committee to have everyone of them present at this clinic, so that a complete history of each case may be obtained and plans made to give them assistance and surgical aid. Parents who are unable to furnish transportation for their children are urged to communicate with the chairman or Messrs Davy or Hoag, who will provide means of transportation from any part of the county. The co-operation of the public will be appreciated in assisting the committee members in their work, or in sending in names of any crippled children who have not been reported to the organization. RESOLUTION OF SORROW j. Whereas the last call has again been sounded and death has removed from our fraternal fellowship our true and loyal brother, George V. Collins, Now therefore Be It Resolved by John Q. Look Lodge No. 404 F. & A. M., realizing the great loss to their lodge and the entire Masonic Fraternity, that the altar supporting the Great Lights of Masonry be draped for a period of thirty days, a copy of this Resolution be sent to the family and a copy published in The Clara Sentinel. . John Q. Look Lodge No. 404 F. & A.' M. by the Committee, T. Carl Holbrook Wilbur Lower Charles Durnln. Dated: June 12th, A. D. 1928. V CADILLAC TO w j1 ■»->» ElaborateProgram ol Events Has Been Scheduled for Entertainment. Cadillac is extending an invitation to all communities within a radius of 75 miles to spend the Fourth of July there and .participate in what is planned to be the biggest celebration ever staged in this part of Michigan. The celebration-will be held under the auspices of the American Legion post and the World War veterans promise an occasion of glamor, noise and entertainment. Preparations are being made to entertain 15,000 visitors in addition to the 12,000 Cadillac citizens who are pledged to remain at home for the day. •A very elaborate program of events has been scheduled which will provide entertainment for everybody all day long. There will be three Bauds and a uniformed bugle corps to provide military and concert music. A complete schedule of sports and athletic events is planned _ with suitable prizes for the winners, Speed boat races on the lake will be provided as well as swimming contests ana canoe races. Several bathing beaches will be available for water sports and amusement. The city and state parks will be opened for the use of picnic parties and motor campers will find adequate facilities for their convenience. A parade of noise-making devices and commercial floats will be one of the features of the day and a carnival spirit will prevail on the wide streets of the city. In the evening there will be a gorg- ous display of fireworks and a fireworks and a pavement dance will be held to the music of a brass band. Several dancing pavilions on the lakes will be open until late at night. It is planned to have the opening of the new Northwood Hotel coincide closely with Independence Day and this hostelry will add its facilities to the other excellent hotels for the service of visitors. TRICOUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Held In The Gilmore Church of Christ Wednesday, June 2071928. 10:00 a. m. Meeting called to ordei by the president. Song service, led by James Stanley.- Devotionals, Glenn Hall, pastor.' Address of welcome, Alvin. Wood. Response, H. G. Baker. Special number, Gilmore Christian Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Topic, individual responsibility in the Sunday School, Rev. W. D. Stratton. Discussion, H. G. Baker, followed by others. Basket dinner, coffee furnished. 1:30 p. m. Meeting called to order by president. Song service, led by Chas. Stinchcombe. Devotionals, Mrs. House, Pastor Church of God, Farwell. Special number, Farwell M. E. Sunday School. 2:30 p. m. Topic, what part, if any, has home missionary work in the Sunday School; Mrs. Delia Stinchcombe. Discussion, led by Mrs. Marie Smith. Special number, Farwell Church of God Sunday School. Farwell Male quartet. 4:00 p. m. Topic, value of trained leaders in Sunday School Glenn Hall, pastor. Discussion, led by Rev. Mary House, followed by Mary Fordyce and Eulah McAlvey. Special number, Fergerson Lake union Sunday School. Benediction. * Mrs. Bessie Glass, Secretary. T. E. Fair, president'. Mrs. Madge Lamb, musical director. TO OUR CUSTOMERS We have decided to change our merchandising policy. The old method of merchandising is as far behind the times as the old ox cart method of transportation. We are buying for spot cash and have decided to sell the same way. However we are making the following digression—those who wish to pay cash monthly can come in and make arrangements for monthly payments. We intend to advertise our specials weekly. We are tired of being the credit store and have our customers use us for. credit and spend their cash somewhere else. Let us reverse this for a while. Orval Vandewarker.- Nothing like Pronto Paste for first aid treatment—Clocks bleeding— start healing. Ask yourdruggist.adv. MRS. r. BUSTED DIES IN SAGINAW rt- Services Held at Thurston Funeral Home Thursday Afternoon. * Mrs. Anna Husted was born in Rochestershire, England, November 29th, 1859 and died in Saginaw, June. 10th, aged 68 years, "six: months and eleven days. She came to Canada with her parents when but one, year of age. She was married in 1889 to Julius Burton Husted, of Clare, who passed away April 27th, 1912. She lived in Clare until 1913 when she took up her residence in Saginaw. She has been ill for a long time ana suffered great pain. She was in St. Mary's hospital in Saginaw for three months, but she bore her pain and suffering and the reverses which came to her in life with great fortitude and it was her strong will and determination to live that kept her alive for the last few months. She belonged to the generation that built Clare and the Old residents, of the city remenibei? h'er'ltindn'e'ss as a neighbor and-known of the loyalty and friendliness "of'he'r character. She leaves to mourn three' sons, George, of Ludihgton, Charles of Grand Rapids and James of Saginaw, and four step-daughters, Mrs. A. E. Mussell, of Clare; Mrs. Charles Carpenter, of Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Cora Martin, of Ko- komo, Ind., and Mrs. Eva Munns, of North Bay, Ont. Funeral services were held at Saginaw aud brief services at the Thurston funeral home Thursday forenoon with Rev. H. B. Johnson officiating, and interment was in Cherry Grove cemetery. BOYS LOOKING FORWARD TO ANNUAL OUTING Rev. H. B. Johnson Plans to Take Youngsters on Camping Expedition June 25th. Rev. H. B. Johnson ana a group of boys are planning to go to a nearby lake Monday, June 25th, for the annual outing which is providea each year for the boys of. Glare, by the reverend gentleman. There are nc restrictions as to the' number of hoys who may attend -this camp, the onlj requirement being that each boy bring a cheerful disposition and a willingness to work and play with othei boys. This camp will be organized with older boys as leaders of tent groupt and the program will be arranged tc provide wholesome recreation as well as training in campcraft and nature study. Each camper is required to furnish the following supplies: one pound of butter, one dozen eggs, one pound of sugar, one-half pound of bacon, one can of. corn or tomatoes, one can of peas or salmon, one large package of corn flakes, one can of baked beans, twenty-four potatoes and one dollar in money to use for the purchase of meat, bread and milk. The following equipment is also necessary: A plate, cup and bowl (granite ware preferred), knife, fork and spoon, sweater, change of underwear, extra shirt, sox, pajamas, handkerchiefs, two woolen blankets or heavy quilts, pillow, toilet soap, coma, tooth brush, bathing suit, shoes, two bath towels and two. dish towels. Boys who desire to go to this camp should communicate with Rev. Johnson at once so that provision can be made for accommodations and group leaders selected. As the boys will have to furnish their own transportation to and from the camp, the cooperation of the people of Clare will be appreciated in -that regard. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the nomination for the office of County Clerk and Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket at tho Primary Election to be held September 4th, 1928. I appreciate the support given me by the voters of the county in the past and if nominated and elected, I shall endeavor to merit your confidence by giving the work of the office prompt and careful attention. Respectfully, 34t4. Emma Hoag, Liberal Reward To the party returning the black leather purse and contents lost on McEwan street, Clare, Wednesday, June 6th—to the Sentinel office a liberal reward will be given. IN SAFETY DRIVE Free Brake Test Given to Assure Motorists of Mechanical Safety to Protect Public. The city ,of Clare, through 'its mayor, city council, police officers,' citizens committee and1 garages, is co-operating with the Michigan Safety Council, in the Public Safety Campaign being put on in the state until June 30th, and free tests of .brakes, horns, light and steering mechanism- of automobiles are being' made at Clutes, Hampton's, Zemmer Motor Sales and Auto Stop In garages. This Public Safety Campaign is de* signed to offset the two main causes of automobile accidents, so far as it is humanly possible to do so, The- .causes; first,- the human equation* careless, thoughtless, reckless drlv- ing; ignorance of traffic laws;* com' plete or partial disregard of same; and influential obstruction of the law's" clue course, And second, the median? ical equation-poor condition of safety factors of automobiles, brakes, lights,/ horns, steering mechanism—causing approximately 30 percent of all accidents. Owners of automobiles whose cars are inadequately equipped are violating Title 4, Act 318 of the Public Acts of 1927, and are subject to that law's penalties. In order to remove all possible cause for objection upon the part of car owners, the inspection is being made free of charge, and any adjustment or repair found necessary to insure safe operation of the car may be charged for at the usual rate of charge for such mecnanical sec- vice, but not more than the regular charge. When cars are found to be in safe condition or are made safe, an aps- proval sticker will be placed on the windshield and these cars will not be detained by police officers for "Police Inspection" unless circumstances indicate that further inspection is neces? sary. In order that all may become familiar with the traffic laws of Michigan the following extracts are being print* ed: Read Driver—Read! Who's To Blame'—The motorist must drive his car at all times and in ill places under such control that he vill not contribute to an accident. That's the Law of Michigan. Speed—Not more than -twenty miles in residence districts; fifteen miles in business sections, in or out of incorporated towns. Don't allow anyone to dissuade youi—it's the law now, Your Side of the Road—It's unlaw? ful, and you may be arrested—if you drive on the left side of the road ex* cept in passing after having overtaken another vehicle; then sound your horn. When Someone's Passing—-[Keep vour own right side; don't increase your speed while he's passing. If you do you violate the statute. On Hills and Curve—You can't see who's coming on the other side of a steep hill. Keep back. Also it's un- -W.-fr.l to overtake and pass on a curve. Tho "Stop" Sign—It means Stop. If in following your wrong example, someone is killed, what part will you have had in the killing? Hand Signals— Put out your hand In, plenty time before you stop or turn. When turning, draw carefully in the direction you intend to take, with, your hand out. Go Slow! Right of Way—Having right of way won't save your life. Traffic on trunk lines and "through" streets has priority. At other intersections the cat; on the right has priority. Fire Apparatus, Ambulances—Get to the curb, stop, and stay there until they have passed. Following fire s^r paratus closely is prohibited. Parking Cars—Must set brake before leaving car. If on down grade, point front wheels toward curb. Lights, Horns, Signals—Brakes are required, both regular and emergency, • capable of stopping in 40 feet at 2ft miles per hour. You must have horn, windshield wiper, rear vision mirror^ muffles, two headlights, one red tail. light. Headlights must show clearly 200 feet. Headlights glare when meet* ing another car is prohibited^ Spot lights must not cast light on left «!d« ■ of road nor more than 100 feet. Registration Card and License—Police don't know you. Carry your license and vehicle registration card* or don't drive away, Speed of Trucks—Trucks of grew* weight of 18,000 pounds, 15 miles per hour; trucks of 8,000 pounds, 20 miles; those of 5,000 pounds,.25 milesi trucks 40 feet- long or more, with or without trailers, 20 miles per nour. Drive Away Rules—New cars en* transit must keep -100 feet apart on tho highways. In Case of Accident—Stop, git* (Continued on Last Page) -*>. mtm^miaimjSgsSjSSm^ . l- » *rrt*r&>'»»i«<*("*«5s 'mmm ';*'.. JL"..
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|1928-06-15; Clare Sentinel
|R. G. & F. A. Jefferies
|Friday, June 15, 1928 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1896. Previously known as Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. In 1923, absorbed the Clare Courier.
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|1928-06-15; Clare Sentinel
|R. G. & F. A. Jefferies
|Friday, June 15, 1928 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1896. Previously known as Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. In 1923, absorbed the Clare Courier.
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A pilot project in Utah seeks to reduce "overuse of health care," which is partly related to the fee-for-service system of care. The Salt Lake Tribune reports: "As part of its 10-year effort to reform the health system, the Legislature in 2009 passed House Bill 165, directing the Office of Consumer Health Services to get providers and payers together to devise health care delivery and payment reform plans."
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