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New Report Details Allegations of Massive Financial Improprieties in the neo-Nazi National Alliance
Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center is releasing a report on the neo-Nazi National Alliance (NA) that details allegations of financial improprieties going back several years.
Randolph Dilloway, the accountant hired by NA Chairman Will Williams this past December to audit the organization's books, has provided the SPLC with evidence of possible missing tax filings, suspicious wire transfers and other financial irregularities in the group. The report also examines in detail the leadership cadre of Williams' newly revitalized NA based on information provided by Dilloway and others.
Dilloway, a longtime white supremacist, quit the NA in early May after fleeing the group's Mill Point, W.V., compound following an ugly confrontation with Williams and other NA headquarters staff. He has spoken with the IRS about his allegations of tax fraud and is seeking whistleblower protection from the agency.
Fox-Driven Outrage Over ASU Professor's Course on 'Whiteness' Drew Threats, Neo-Nazi Activists
English professor Lee Bebout intended to be thought-provoking when he offered a course at Arizona State University (ASU) titled "Race Theory and the Problem of Whiteness." He had no idea that it would also provoke the wrath of, first, Fox News viewers, and then, white supremacists, sparking protests on campus, and yet ultimately drawing the explicit support of ASU administrators.
But that's what happened after Bebout listed the course for ASU's spring semester. Now, having survived a barrage of hate mail and protests, he can only say he's relieved the ordeal appears to be over.
"I've been a lot less stressed lately," he told Hatewatch. "There were moments of anxiety in the beginning of all this, but once I got support from folks, the anxiety subsided tremendously."
The problem began a little while after the course was listed, when an ASU student named Lauren Clark wrote a blog post for Campus Reform, a right-wing organization founded by David Horowitz and Morton Blackwell's Leadership Institute. The institute is devoted to policing American campuses for "the conduct and misconduct of university administrators, faculty, and students."
The next day, Clark appeared on Fox News with host Elisabeth Hasselbeck to attack Bebout's course in more explicit terms.
Clark and Hasselbeck listed the texts — which included such titles as The Possessive Investment in Whiteness, Critical Race Theory, Everyday Language of White Racism, Playing in the Dark, and The Alchemy of Race and Rights — and Clark said they suggested a trend: "All of these books have a disturbing trend and that's pointing to white people as a root cause of social injustices for this country."
"Clearly we have a lot of work to go, as a society, in terms of racial tension," Clark continued. "But having a class that suggests an entire race is the problem is inappropriate, wrong, and, frankly, counterproductive. I wonder what students like myself are taking out of this course when they learn all about all this negative racial tension out in society. There's a lot of negative implications here."
In reality, the course is a fairly standard academic study of race in modern society. As ASU administrators explained at the time the controversy erupted: "This course uses literature and rhetoric to look at how stories shape people's understandings and experiences of race. It encourages students to examine how people talk about – or avoid talking about – race in the contemporary United States. This is an interdisciplinary course, so students will draw on history, literature, speeches and cultural changes – from scholarly texts to humor. The class is designed to empower students to confront the difficult and often thorny issues that surround us today and reach thoughtful conclusions rather than display gut reactions. A university is an academic environment where we discuss and debate a wide array of viewpoints."
Within hours of the segment having aired, Bebout and ASU were barraged with hate mail from around the country. Some of the messages included threats; one of special note contained a cryptic religious message suggesting the professor deserved to be murdered.
But that was just the beginning. A short time later, members of a neo-Nazi youth organization called the National Youth Front (NYF), a youth-oriented arm of the white nationalist organization American Freedom Party, began plastering the ASU campus with fliers featuring Bebout's portrait and the stark label "Anti-White." They also went to Bebout's neighborhood and distributed them there.
An NYF spokesman, Angelo John Gage, told Talking Points Memo that their "Operation Bad Teacher" program targeted Bebout because his course was "racist." (Gage himself has a long history of racism and anti-Semitism, including stints on The White Voice, a white nationalist website, and Stormfront.) He also claimed none of his members had threatened Bebout.
"No longer will we have our identity destroyed and our people defamed," declared NYF's website. "This week, several of National Youth Front's members went to ASU to raise awareness that we will no longer tolerate this antiwhite agenda. Over four hundred fliers were delivered over several days to both Lee Bebout's neighborhood and ASU." A local NYF member who called himself "John Hess" admitted to being the person seen in a video promoting the campaign.
Early in March, when ASU students organized a protest in support of the embattled professor Bebout's course, as well as the work of an associate professor at the school named Robert Poe, "Hess" and a cadre of like-minded right-wing extremists showed up on the ASU campus to counter-protest. While Bebout maintained a low profile throughout the ordeal, Poe went out and confronted his antagonists face to face. ( continue to full post… )
Rense Radio Network Apparently Kicked off its Satellite Provider
It appears that Jeff Rense's radio show has been pulled from the line up of the Global Star Radio Network (GSR), which provided Rense with access to the Galaxy 19 satellite. As of today, Rense's program is no longer listed as being aired, according to the GSR schedule (SPLC will verify whether the program has stopped broadcasting by listening to the satellite feed). Also, none of the other programs that run on Rense Radio Network, such as The Pete Santilli Show, appear any longer on GSR's schedule.
GSR's satellite had streamed the programming across North America. Yesterday, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) contacted GSR to ask whether they were concerned about running Rense's program on Galaxy 19. That satellite is owned by Intelsat, which is headquartered in Luxembourg. That country has a law against Holocaust denial, an activity that Rense regularly engages in. GSR did not respond to the SPLC's emails. ( continue to full post… )
Putting The Cart Before The Courts: Robert Ransdell Announces Forthcoming Move to National Alliance Compound
Former National Alliance (NA) Cincinnati chapter coordinator and current National Alliance Reform & Restoration Group (NARRG) unit coordinator Robert Ransdell announced on Sunday that he would be the first member of NARRG to return to the NA compound in Mill Point, W. Va.
There's just one problem though. The property doesn't belong to NARRG, at least not yet.
NARRG is currently embroiled in a $2 million civil lawsuit against the NA's last chairman, Erich Josef Gliebe, and has hopes to reclaim both the organization and the West Virginia compound. However, much to the chagrin of NARRG's leadership, which continues to spend tens of thousands of dollars on legal fees, another former NA member, Will Williams, has already quietly negotiated Gliebe's resignation and the transfer of the NA to himself.
Despite these revelations, NARRG's lawsuit continues to target Gliebe and several other former and current NA board members. The group's leadership, at least publicly, remains confident in its case despite the fact that Williams has initiated the restoration of the compound, which had fallen into disrepair during Gliebe's tenure.
Ransdell made headlines last Fall in Ohio and Kentucky during a failed campaign for a United States Senate seat in Kentucky with the slogan, "With Jews, We Lose!" His campaign featured a stop at the University of Kentucky where he was removed from the stage at a Constitution Day event after delivering an impromptu white nationalist screed to an audience filled with high school and college students. ( continue to full post… )
NC Neo-Nazi Arrested in Murder of Former Supervisor
The shotgun killing of a print shop supervisor at Wayne Community College yesterday in Goldsboro, N.C., is now being investigated as a hate crime, with a 20-year-old neo-Nazi in custody in Florida.
Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, of Goldsboro, was arrested early Tuesday while sleeping on the ocean beach in Daytona, Fla. – 540 miles from the community college print shop where Ron Lane was fatally shot as he arrived for work, authorities said.
Goldsboro police said today they are investigating the homicide as a hate crime, but are not publicly discussing a specific motive.
Police Sgt. Jeremy Sutton told reporters that the suspect had a calculated plan that he carried out with one blast from a 12-gauge pistol-grip shotgun before fleeing the Wayne County college campus on a motorcycle. The motorcycle was later found abandoned on Interstate 95 near Lumberton, N.C.
Brent Hood, who was the supervisor of the shooting victim, said Lane was gay, Greensboro, N.C., television station WITN reported.
The suspect has the number "88" — signifying "Heil Hitler" because the eighth letter of the alphabet is H — tattooed on his cheek. He also has a German Iron Cross tattoo on his neck, which can be a neo-Nazi signifier as well.
Police say they believe Stancil's "88" facial tattoo was done as recently as last weekend — perhaps a symbolic act as he contemplated taking the life of another person in furtherance of his white supremacist beliefs.
Sutton, of the Goldsboro police department, said investigators are aware of the tattoo and its connection to white supremacy.
Lane had been employed in the college print shop for more than 16 years, and the suspect previously was a work-study student there.
Dr. Kay Albertson, the president of Wayne Community College, told media outlets that Stancil was fired from his work-study job on March 3 for "poor attendance."
It's not clear at this point how the suspect got from Lumberton, where he abandoned his motorcycle, to Daytona Beach, where Volusia County Beach Patrol found him sleeping on a beach around 1:20 a.m. this morning with a knife in his possession. They took him into custody for further investigation.
Kansas Judge Rules Frazier Glenn Miller Fit To Stand Trial
After two days of often chilling testimony, a district court judge in Kansas ruled this week that white supremacist Frazier Glenn Miller should stand trial for the murder last spring of three people at two Jewish facilities in suburban Kansas City.
Judge Kelly Ryan, the Associated Press reports, decided Tuesday on the second day of a preliminary hearing that there was enough evidence for the 74-year-old Miller, who has been in custody since the deadly shooting spree on April 13, to go to trial.
Miller told the Kansas City Star from jail in November that he drove from his home in Aurora, Mo., to Overland Park, Ks., where the murders took place, with one thing on his mind: killing Jews.
"I wanted to make damned sure I killed some Jews or attacked the Jews before I died," he said.
As he was taken into custody that bloody Sunday, Miller allegedly asked the police, "How many f…… Jews did I kill?"
None of the three victims — Dr. William Corporon, 69, his 14-year-old grandson, Reat Underwood, and Terri LaManno, 53 — was Jewish.
Miller's arraignment is scheduled for March 27, and Kansas state prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty.
At the time of the killings, Miller later told the Star he believed he was dying from lung disease.
On Monday, according to Courthouse News Service, Miller was rolled into court in a wheelchair, hooked to an oxygen tank. The news service also reported that during the two days of testimony, Miller made several loud outbursts, including shouting racial and anti-Semitic epithets "aimed at those he believed to be his victims' families in the courtroom." At one point, he raised a hand-cuffed hand a few inches from his thigh in what the News Service said, "appeared to be a shackled 'Heil Hitler' gesture."
On the last day of the hearing, the news service said, Miller angrily told the judge that he did not want to participate in the trial if he was not allowed to speak about his request for Internet access.
"You just want to protect the Jews," he said. "You don't want me to tell the truth about the Jews."
At one point, according to the AP, Miller turned the family of Terri LaManno, apparently thinking they were relatives of the 14-year-old, who died shortly after being shot in the head in the parking lot the Jewish Community Center, crowded with teenagers, auditioning for a singing competition.
"I very much regret the little boy," Miller told the family.
The family said they did not accept Miller's apology.
Bloody Scene Recalled in Evidentiary Hearing for Frazier Glenn Miller
As police took Frazier Glenn Miller into custody minutes after three people – including a 14-year-old boy – were shot to death at two Jewish facilities in suburban Kansas City last April, the long-time neo-Nazi shouted "Heil Hitler."
Then, according to The Kansas City Star, Miller asked the officers a chilling question. "How many f——- Jews did I kill?"
The bloody scene was recalled in a Kansas courtroom today by a veteran police officer, Sgt. Marty Ingram, as the first day of testimony began in an evidentiary hearing to determine whether Miller, a lifelong racist, should stand trial for the murderous shooting spree last April in Overland Park, Kan.
Illinois Woman With Neo-Nazi Leanings Charged in Canadian Mass Murder Plot
A young woman from Illinois with an apparent taste for neo-Nazi symbolism and white-supremacist beliefs was one of two people arrested last week in Halifax, Nova Scotia, for plotting to commit a mass murder at a Halifax mall on Valentine's Day.
Lindsay Kanittha Souvannarath, a 23-year-old from Geneva, Ill., was arrested along with Randall Steven Shepherd, 20, of Halifax, at the local airport after she had flown in to meet him there. According to authorities, she confessed to the plot shortly after her arrest.
A young man associated with the plot, James Gamble, 19, of nearby Timberlea, Nova Scotia, shot himself in the head as police surrounded his home on Friday morning. A fourth young man was arrested with Shepherd at the Halifax airport and then released after police determined he had nothing to do with the plot.
Canadian authorities said the trio planned to invade a local mall on Valentine's Day, armed to the teeth, and begin killing as many people there as they could. However, all of the officials involved insisted that it was not a terrorist act, since there was no "cultural" component to the plotters' motives.
"The attack does not appear to have been culturally motivated, therefore not linked to terrorism," Justice Minister Peter Mackay told assembled reporters at a press conference devoted to the case on Saturday.
However, several Canadian media outlets have questioned this, including Halifax blogger Robert Cevet and Derrick O'Keefe at Ricochet Media, noting that several of the would-be perpetrators, notably Souvannarath, had clear ideological affinities that seemed to motivate them — far-right affinities.
The website Political Gates collected a number of Souvannarath's online postings from over the years, dating back to when she was a teenager, and found a long list of images and posts that made clear that she advocated fascist and neo-Nazi ideologies, and similarly was a fan of mass violence and fantasized about it.
These images included one that she dubbed "me taking notes in class" that was a classic "White Power" logo complete with a swastika and SS symbol. Another photo shows an arm with the bloody words "White Power" carved into it with a razor. Other images include fascist flags over America and young men posing in a swastika shape with their arms. One features Adolf Hitler surrounded by prancing cartoon ponies.
The Internet sleuths at the site Kiwi Farms, where she had at one time been an active member, further tracked Souvanarrath's activities and ascertained that she had also been an active member at a forum devoted to fascist ideology called Iron March, which is apparently operated by a man named Alexander Slavros.
Nor was Souvannarath the only member of the trio with such leanings. James Gamble's online postings also included a fascination with mass killings, and some of his Tumblr blog posts contained admiring references to Hitler and Nazis.
Both Souvannarth and Shepherd were initially charged with conspiracy to commit murder. On Tuesday, additional charges came down against the pair, including conspiracy to commit arson, illegal possession of weapons for a purpose dangerous to the public and making a threat through social media.
Souvannarath graduated with a bachelor's degree in English and creative writing from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 2014. Her family in Geneva is reportedly cooperating with the investigation.
A former neighbor, Eva Schooley, recalled the woman as a young girl. "My granddaughters ran around with Lindsay," she said. "Lindsay was a little strange. I think at one point she went kind of gothic on us for a while. She liked to dress in black, the whole gothic style."
In his denials that the planned mass murder was a terrorist event, Justice Minister Mackay remarked: "An individual that would so recklessly and with bloody intent plot to do something like this I would suggest would also be susceptible to being motivated by groups like ISIS and others. This is the main concern — that any individual in Canada, whatever their motivation or proclivities might be, would also be susceptible to being recruited or radicalized."
Clearly, these young people had indeed been radicalized, but not by ISIS.
As the Nazis Turn: The Latest in the National Alliance Legal Saga
The last time we tuned into the real-life soap opera As the Nazis Turn, "White Will," played by veteran racist William W. Williams, had, in a bloodless putsch, seized control of the National Alliance (NA), once upon a time the most dangerous and best organized neo-Nazi group in America.
Plotting for months with the Alliance's besieged longtime chairman, Erich Gliebe, a former boxer known in his ring days as the "Aryan Barbarian," Williams took over leadership of NA last October as Gliebe stepped down and happily returned, as he put it, "to civilian life."
The changing of the guard, which was approved by NA's board in a small-town motel room in Virginia, blindsided Williams' neo-Nazi rivals, a small band of disgruntled former members, calling themselves the National Alliance Reform & Restoration Group, or NARRG.
At the time, NARRG had been in court for months, racking up tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees in a civil suit, seeking $2 million from the financially-strapped Gliebe and control of the once mighty Alliance, founded in 1970 by the late Dr. William Pierce, a former physics professor and the author of The Turner Dairies, the novel that inspired the Oklahoma City bombing.
Now comes a brand new episode of the NA soap opera.
Former Neo-Nazi Candidate for U.S. Senate Arrested
Robert Ransdell, the neo-Nazi who ran for U.S. Senate in Kentucky last year under the slogan "With Jews We Lose" – he didn't win, by the way – was arrested in the Blue Grass State as he prepared to protest a Martin Luther King Jr. Day event in the small city of Florence.
Ransdell, who was carrying a sign that read, "Happy Machin' Lootin' Killin' Day," was taken away by police on Monday shortly before the event was scheduled to begin at 3 p.m., a spokesman for the Florence Police Department told Hatewatch today. Ransdell was charged with trespassing in a city owned government building.
"I feel depressed at the fact that I was arrested," Ransdell told the neo-Nazi website, The Daily Stormer. "I have been able to walk that line over the years and it is something I have taken pride in, getting out there balls to the wall and at the same time not being shackled for doing so."
Ransdell said he was arrested after police – "agents of the Jew-Negro Occupation government," according to the website – asked him to leave the building and he refused. "It was just the record of token harassment I have got from this city in particular for my political activity in the past," he said, "that moved me to just refuse to be bullied around anymore."
Ransdell said he was released on his own recognizance and had to walk more than 10 miles back to his car. All the way, he told the website, he held up his sign to passing motorists, continuing his protest against "this rotten, phony, hypocritical, Jew-controlled, non-White infested shithole of a country."
He said he is scheduled to be in court on the case Feb. 3 and faces a $250 fine.
It was the first time, Ransdell told the website, that he had been arrested in his 10 years as a white nationalist activist. He added that he remains committed to the cause and will be back protesting in no time. "We have hoax remembrance day coming very soon," he said, referring to Holocaust Remembrance Day, "so there will not be long to wait."
Ransdell is a former regional coordinator for the neo-Nazi National Alliance (NA) in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is now a coordinator for the like-minded National Alliance Reform & Restoration Group (NARRG). He is one of six NARRG members suing the now former chairman, Erich Gliebe, for $2 million and for control of what's left of the Alliance.
But Gliebe resigned last October and William W. Williams, known as "White Will," was elected chairman of the Alliance. Williams responded in the comment section of The Daily Stormer to Ransdell's recent arrest. "He's a self-centered grandstander who now finds himself a defendant in a minor criminal matter," Williams said. "That's what he wanted. He'll milk the situation for all it's worth but it will ultimately gain nothing for the cause."
Calling Ransdell "a self-centered grandstander" is mild compared to how he was described last fall by white nationalist Internet "comedian" Paul Ramsey, aka RamZPaul.
"He's a walking cliché," Ramsey said in a You Tube video. "He says all the cliché, neo-Nazi, white supremacist, white nationalist things."
He called Ransdell a "fake" whose shtick is "so over the top" and asked "why are all these guys who are so obsessed with the Jews, why do they look so Jewish?"
Ramsey said the media loves Ransdell because he makes it look like everyone associated with white nationalism is "a fucking kook."
"I consider this guy trash," Ramsey said.
The title of the video was "With Clowns We Go Down."


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Manziel said he was reacting to incessant taunting by the Redskins during Monday night's nationally televised game when he made the gesture while running back to Cleveland's huddle.
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LONDON, May 27- Crude oil futures edged up on Wednesday on expectations that U.S. crude stocks fell for a fourth straight week, but prices pared early gains as the dollar reversed losses. July Brent crude was up 13 cents at $63.85 a barrel by 1043 GMT, easing back from an early high of $64.67, while U.S. crude was up 23 cents at $58.26 a barrel after touching $58.95 earlier...» Read More
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Coumadin® (Warfarin)
This recipe is NOT safe for Coumadin (warfarin) users.
Avoid this recipe if you are lactose intolerant.
This is a low sodium recipe.
GERD / Acid Reflux
This recipe contains GERD triggers and those with GERD may wish to avoid it.
Gluten Sensitivity
This recipe is safe for those who are sensitive to gluten. Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce is gluten-free.
Servings = 2 | Serving size =4 ounces steak with mushrooms and sauce
Cooking Time = 30 Minutes
This recipe can be multiplied by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
This recipe can be divisible by 2.
This recipe does not make very good leftovers.
Serve with Plain Mashed Potatoes or Mashed Yams or Mashed Yams with Sage or Baked Yam with Sour Cream
Serve with Shredded Brussels Sprouts or Parmesan Squash. or Pan Grilled Broccoli or Pan Grilled Asparagus or Shredded Brussels Sprouts - Low Sodium Version
|2 tsp
|olive oil
|2 4 ounce
|sirloin steaks
|1 small
|shallot (finely minced)
|1 small
|clove garlic (finely minced)
|12 ounces
|button mushrooms (sliced)
|2 tsp
|Worcestershire sauce
|1/8 tsp
|fresh ground black pepper (to taste)
|1/4 cup
|low sodium beef broth
|2 tsp
|fresh lemon juice
|2 Tbsp
|2 tsp
|Dijon mustard
|2 tsp
|1/4 cup
|2% milk
|1 tsp
|unsalted butter
|1 Tbsp
|fresh parsley (chopped)
Place one teaspoon of the olive oil in a large skillet over medium high heat.
When the pan is hot add the steaks and cook for two minutes on each side. Remove from the pan to a warm plate.
Add the second teaspoon of olive oil to the pan and then the shallots and garlic.
Cook, stirring frequently, for about 4 minutes until the shallots begin to soften.
Add the mushrooms and cook for about 10 minutes. Toss frequently.
When the mushrooms are browned add the Worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, beef broth and lemon juice. Cook until the sauce is hot.
Return the steaks to the pan.
Add the brandy, and using a match, light the alcohol and let cook until the flames die down. Cook for about two minutes, letting the steak heat and the sauce reduce.
Combine the Dijon mustard, cornstarch and milk. Whisk until smooth.
Add the mixture to the pan and stir until well blended.
Cook for about 1 minute, stirring continuously.
Add the butter and parsley and cook until the butter is melted.
Serve the steak topped with the sauce.
Nutrition Facts
Serving size = 4 ounces steak with mushrooms and sauce
Servings = 2
Amount Per Serving
|Calories 392
|Calories from Fat 126
|% Daily Value
|Total Fat 15g
|Saturated Fat 5g
|Monounsaturated Fat 6g
|Trans Fat 0g
|Cholesterol 73mg
|Sodium 476mg
|Total Carbohydrates 14g
|Dietary Fiber 1g
|Sugars 6g
|Protein 40g
|Vitamin A 6%
|Vitamin C 12%
|Calcium 17%
|Iron 22%
|Vitamin K 36 mcg
|Potassium 1382 mg
|Magnesium 55 mg


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Corning Community YMCA- youth programs, swim lessons, health and wellness center, fitness classes
Strategic Alliance Announcement
Corning Community YMCA Announces Strategic Alliance
with YMCA Of Greater Rochester To Strengthen Community!
We are thrilled to share that after 18 months of careful planning, analysis and input by YMCA volunteers, community leaders, members and staff alike that the Corning Community YMCA is strategically aligning with and becoming a branch of the YMCA of Greater Rochester!
In September 2013, both organizations entered into a Management Agreement. Based on the success of the initial partnership, the boards of both Y's voted to work towards a permanent unification and are now delighted to share their decision to strengthen the YMCA branch and accomplish its mission in a broader capacity by joining together.
Y.E.S. Camp
Youth Experience Summer (Y.E.S.) Camp:
Y.E.S Camp is an all day camp held Monday- Friday at beautiful Watson Homestead for ages 5-12! Campers are dropped off at the Y between 6:30-8:30 AM and bussed to Watson Homestead where they will enjoy activities such as swimming, games, hiking, outdoor adventures, arts & crafts, and much more! Campers are bussed back to the Corning Y to be picked up between 4:30-6:00 PM. Y.E.S Camp runs weekly for 9 weeks. Each week has a different theme! Week 1 begins June 29th and week 9 ends August 28th. You can register a week at a time, or for the whole summer!
Counselor In Training (CIT):
Our C.I.T program is designed to give teens (ages 13-15) the opportunity for growth and development in the work environment. This program will allow teens to learn valuable counselor skills such as conflict resolution, basic first aid, workplace professionalism, and leadership skills. CIT's participate on a weekly basis; they can come for one week or all 9.
Did you know?? You can take your recyclables to Beartown Beverage and request that the earnings be donated to the Corning Y!
The Corning YMCA is a nonprofit cause–driven charity that supports the foundations of our community through programming that focuses on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We can't offer youth sports, summer camps, and aquatic programs to at-risk youth and families WITHOUT your support!
Lifeguard Certification Course
Become a lifesaver!
June 15th-23rd, 2015
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 5:30-9:00 PM, and Saturday 8:00AM-1:00 PM.
All classes will take place at Watson Homestead in Painted Post.
*This class is limited to 10 spaces.*
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will become certified in:
Lifeguard/First AID
Pricing for Full Lifeguard Certification:
$150.00 for Corning Community YMCA members
$200.00 for non-members
For registration, please call the Corning Community YMCA at (607) 936-4638 or stop by our Welcome Center!
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"Public Day of Repentance" at University of Virginia
By Editorial Staff
Published December 2, 1988
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. (FR) – Students at the University of Virginia had a "Public Day of Repentance" late September marked by weeping and smashing of rock music albums. The closing event of a week long series of Rock 'n Roll seminars, students testified about Jesus Christ and repented of the sin of the university and the nation.
About 400 students crowded the amphitheatre to hear Pastor Mark Beliles and evangelist Ken Dew, both of Maranatha Campus Ministries, share about the Gospel. Students who wanted to debate current issues, such as the local screening of "The Last Temptation of Christ," or who had questions concerning religion, were encouraged to attend.
Despite some heckling by spectators, fraternity and sorority members and athletes testified of their relationship with Jesus Christ. Charles Wilbur, a senior in Finance and former drug user, said, "Jesus is the ultimate high." He shared that he used to take acid and LSD. "I used to smoke so much marijuana … but Jesus set me free from all those drugs."
The campus paper, The Cavalier Daily, announced the Public Day of Repentance as a "party" to bring albums "that you don't mind smashing." The Cavelier Christian Fellowship, an outreach of the Maranatha Center, promoted the event with orange posters inviting "all students who wish to show their intention to get right with God …"
Al Dodd told the University Journal that the main purpose of the event was to encourage repentance among the students on the Charlottesville campus. Dodd, associate pastor of the Maranatha Campus Ministry, added that immorality and drunkenness were their main concerns. Beliles said he wanted to appeal to students who have "rejected organized religion."
Records were purchased from the local Salvation Army store for 10 cents each and distributed to the crowd. Students were cued by Dew to smash the records. He told the University Journal that the main reason for opening the event with the destruction of records was that "a lot of rock and roll is degrading to the human dignity. A lot of rock-'n-roll is diametrically opposed to the Word of God."
Beliles shared about the Christian history of the university and then led students in a prayer of repentance. "People started crying. There was a sense of cleansing, forgiveness and God's mercy," he said. "We felt that it was the beginning of a mighty revival."
Beliles who has researched the history of the University of Virginia for many years, said that the school has an extensive Christian background. Fraternities were started in 1852 as Christian organizations where "brothers and sisters in Christ could establish close supportive relationships and social activities to combat atheism and non-Christian trends." Fraternity members were originally defined as "First of all, believers in their creator. They must be loyal students of their college, so long as their college itself is loyal to their Creator."
In 1858, prayer was increased seven-fold and church membership doubled. Two years later, a student, David Culbreth, said "We were great churchgoers. We went to church Sunday morning and night and some attended Bible classes taught by professors Sunday morning and afternoon. No student of that period can fail to recall the seriousness of the great majority of the student body."
Over half of all students were in Christian student organizations and 25 percent were in a Bible class which led to a school of Divinity two years later. About 72 percent worshipped in churches – which was higher than anywhere in Virginia in 1907.
During 1948 the university suspended classes because so many students wanted to attend the university preacher's series. The first university president, Edwin Alderman, said the university's purpose was to "distill an atmosphere of Christian living and to furnish spiritual power to the flow of life."
The University of Virginia is also America's first non-denominational Christian university. It's official motto, inscribed on one of the main campus halls is, "You shall know the Truth, and the Truth shall make you free."
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The Real Jesus: A Defense of the Historicity and Divinity of Christ (DVD)
Who is the Real Jesus?
Ever since the dawn of modern rationalism, skeptics have sought to use textual criticism, archeology and historical reconstructions to uncover the "historical Jesus" — a wise teacher who said many wonderful things, but fulfilled no prophecies, performed no miracles and certainly did not rise from the dead in triumph over sin.
Over the past 100 years, however, startling discoveries in biblical archeology and scholarship have all but vanquished the faulty assumptions of these doubting modernists. Regrettably, these discoveries have often been ignored by the skeptics as well as by the popular media. As a result, the liberal view still holds sway in universities and impacts the culture and even much of the church.
The Real Jesus explodes the myths of these critics and the movies, books and television programs that have popularized their views. Presented in ten parts — perfect for individual, family and classroom study — viewers will be challenged to go deeper in their knowledge of Christ in order to be able to defend their faith and present the truth to a skeptical modern world – that the Jesus of the Gospels is the Jesus of history — "the same yesterday, today and forever" (Hebrews 13:8). He is the real Jesus.
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Massacre of Innocence (DVD)
Exposing The Occult Roots of Abortion
This presentation looks at the spiritual roots of abortion and exposes the myths surrounding child killing. Little known historical facts about abortion and how they relate to modern feminism are presented logically and accurately. Has been effective in converting many to a pro-life position.
Massacre of Innocence goes where no pro-life presentation has gone before in "tearing the lid off abortion" to reveal the spiritual realities we must battle if we will bring an end to this crime. The presentation is absorbing, fast-paced, informative and incredibly devastating to any attempt to justify abortion.
"… an extraordinary statement … a powerfully articulate presentation about what abortion really means, and why a great and moral nation like the United States must not allow the slaughter to continue."
— Congressman Robert K. Dornan
Running time: 85 minutes
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Abortion Clinic 911 Calls (DVD)
Exposes the Dangers of Abortion to Women!
These shocking eyewitness accounts expose the dangers of abortion not only to unborn children, but to the health and lives women as well. An antidote to the smokescreens of the liberal media, these short clips show what really happens in and around abortion clinics.
Although the content is emotionally gut-wrenching, these videos have been used in church seminars and small groups to educate Christians on the abortion issue and to lead people toward a pro-life position. Contains 2 hours and 40 minutes of materials that can be shown separately.
Watch these pro-life videos on-line.
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God's Law and Society powerfully presents a comprehensive worldview based upon the ethical system found in the Law of God.
Speakers include: R.J. Rushdoony, George Grant, Howard Phillips, R.C. Sproul Jr., Ken Gentry, Gary DeMar, Jay Grimstead, Steven Schlissel, Andrew Sandlin, Eric Holmberg, and more!
Sixteen Christian leaders and scholars answer some of the most common questions and misconceptions related to this volatile issue:
1. Are we under Law or under Grace?
2. Does the Old Testament Law apply today?
3. Can we legislate morality?
4. What are the biblical foundations of government?
5. Was America founded as a Christian nation?
6. What about the separation of Church and State?
7. Is neutrality a myth?
8. What about non-Christians and the Law of God?
9. Would there be "freedom" in a Christian republic?
10. What would a "Christian America" look like?
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Ten parts, over four hours of instruction!
Running Time: 240 minutes
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Freedom: The Model of Christian Liberty (DVD)
"Give me liberty or give me death!"
Patrick Henry's famous declaration not only helped launch the War for Independence, it also perfectly summarized the mindset that gave birth to, and sustained, the unprecedented experiment in Christian liberty that was America.
The freedom our Founders envisioned was not freedom from suffering, want, or hard work. Nor was it freedom to indulge every appetite or whim without restraint—that would merely be servitude to a different master. No, the Founders' passion was to live free before God, unfettered by the chains of autocracy, shackles that slowly but inexorably bind men when the governments they fashion fail to recognize and uphold freedom's singular, foundational truth: that all men are created in the image of God, and are thereby co-equally endowed with the right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
This presentation is a similar call, not to one but many. By reintroducing the principles of freedom that gave birth to America, it is our prayer that Jesus, the true and only ruler over the nations, will once again be our acknowledged Sovereign, that we may again know and exult in the great truth that "where the Spirit of the LORD is, there is liberty" (2 Cor. 3:17).
Welcome to the Second American Revolution!
This DVD features "Liberty: The Model of Christian Liberty" along with "Dawn's Early Light: A Brief History of America's Christian Foundations." Bonus features include a humorous but instructive collection of campaign ads and Eric Holmberg's controversial YouTube challenge concerning Mitt Romney's campaign for president.
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Muskego - For a young wrestling team such as Muskego this season, the prestigious and rugged E.H. Stech Tournament in West Allis promised to provide plenty of challenges.
That was certainly the case last weekend, as the Warriors dropped seven of nine first-round matches. They bounced back, though, and eventually came away with four top-five finishes, including a championship at 120 pounds by Austin Quartullo.
"The first round was very rough," head coach Sean Fortmann said, "but I thought our kids did a great job coming back through the consolation bracket and picking up some wins against quality competition. When you have a young team, everything is new for the wrestlers, so we are learning every day."
Quartullo won his 120 bracket with a 4-0 mark. He received a first-round bye, then pinned two foes before beating Max Carlin of Whitefish Bay, 3-0, in his title match.
"Austin has been our leader all year," Fortmann said. "He goes about his business the right way and is a great leader for our younger guys."
Connor Price finished fourth at 152 pounds with a 3-2 mark, while fifths were claimed by Jack Sarnowski at 106 (4-2 for the tournament) and Brady McFarland at 145 (4-2).
"I was also very pleased with Jack and Brady," Fortmann continued. "Both of them lost their first matches and came all the way back to place fifth. They are working extremely hard in practice, and it is showing up in competition."
Vinny Nazario (113) posted a 2-2 mark, while Taylor Pietrzak (126) and Colton Dillon (heavyweight) both went 1-2.
The Warriors tallied 70½ points to earn a share of 11th place.
Muskego also lost a 44-25 dual decision to Mukwonago on Dec. 13. Winners were Quartullo at 126 (15-4), Cameron Rygiewicz at 132 (8-4), Riley Wikel at 138 (pin in 4 minutes, 38 seconds), McFarland at 145 (7-2), Price at 160 (pin in 4:10) and Sarnowski at 106 (10-7).
The Warriors visit Waukesha West at 7:15 p.m. Thursday in a Classic 8 Conference meet. They then travel to La Crosse for the Bi-State Classic on Dec. 28 and Dec. 29.
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Factors motivating and affecting health information exchange usage
ABSTRACT Health information exchange (HIE) is the process of electronically sharing patient-level information between providers. However, where implemented, reports indicate HIE system usage is low. The aim of this study was to determine the factors associated with different types of HIE usage.
Cross-sectional analysis of clinical data from emergency room encounters included in an operational HIE effort linked to system user logs using crossed random-intercept logistic regression.
Independent variables included factors indicative of information needs. System usage was measured as none, basic usage, or a novel pattern of usage.
The system was accessed for 2.3% of all encounters (6142 out of 271,305). Novel usage patterns were more likely for more complex patients. The odds of HIE usage were lower in the face of time constraints. In contrast to expectations, system usage was lower when the patient was unfamiliar to the facility.
Because of differences between HIE efforts and the fact that not all types of HIE usage (ie, public health) could be included in the analysis, results are limited in terms of generalizablity.
This study of actual HIE system usage identifies patients and circumstances in which HIE is more likely to be used and factors that are likely to discourage usage. The paper explores the implications of the findings for system redesign, information integration across exchange partners, and for meaningful usage criteria emerging from provisions of the Health Information Technology for Economic & Clinical Health Act.
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ABSTRACT: Increased information availability, timeliness, and comprehensiveness through health information exchange (HIE) can support public health practice. The potential benefits to disease monitoring, disaster response, and other public health activities served as an important justification for the US' investments in HIE. After several years of HIE implementation and funding, we sought to determine if any of the anticipated benefits of exchange participation were accruing to state and local public health practitioners participating in five different exchanges. Using qualitative interviews and template analyses, we identified public health efforts and activities that were improved by participation in HIE. HIE supported public health activities consistent with expectations in the literature. However, no single department realized all the potential benefits of HIE identified. These findings suggest ways to improve HIE usage in public health.AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings / AMIA Symposium. AMIA Symposium 01/2014; 2014:795-804.
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ABSTRACT: The fragmented nature of health care delivery in the United States leads to fragmented health information and impedes patient care continuity and safety. Technologies to support interorganizational health information exchange (HIE) are becoming more available. Understanding how HIE technology changes health care delivery and affects people and organizations is crucial to long-term successful implementation. Our study investigated the impacts of HIE technology on organizations, health care providers, and patients through a new, context-aware perspective, the Regional Health Information Ecology. We conducted more than 180 hours of direct observation, informal interviews during observation, and 9 formal semi-structured interviews. Data collection focused on workflow and information flow among health care team members and patients and on health care provider use of HIE technology. We structured the data analysis around five primary information ecology components: system, locality, diversity, keystone species, and coevolution. Our study identified three main roles, or keystone species, involved in HIE: information consumers, information exchange facilitators, and information repositories. The HIE technology impacted patient care by allowing providers direct access to health information, reducing time to obtain health information, and increasing provider awareness of patient interactions with the health care system. Developing the infrastructure needed to support HIE technology also improved connections among information technology support groups at different health care organizations. Despite the potential of this type of technology to improve continuity of patient care, HIE technology adoption by health care providers was limited. To successfully build a HIE network, organizations had to shift perspectives from an ownership view of health data to a continuity of care perspective. To successfully integrate external health information into clinical work practices, health care providers had to move toward understanding potential contributions of external health information. Our study provides a foundation for future context-aware development and implementation of HIE technology. Integrating concepts from the Regional Health Information Ecology into design and implementation may lead to wider diffusion and adoption of HIE technology into clinical work.01/2013; 1(1):e3. DOI:10.2196/medinform.2510
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ABSTRACT: Use clinician perceptions to estimate the impact of a health information exchange (HIE) on emergency department (ED) care at four major hospital systems (HS) within a region. Use survey data provided by ED clinicians to estimate reduction in Medicare-allowable reimbursements (MARs) resulting from use of an HIE. We conducted the study during a one-year period beginning in February 2012. Study sites included eleven EDs operated by four major HS in the region of a mid-sized Southeastern city, including one academic ED, five community hospital EDs, four free-standing EDs and 1 ED/Chest Pain Center (CPC) all of which participated in an HIE. The study design was observational, prospective using a voluntary, anonymous, online survey. Eligible participants included attending emergency physicians, residents, and mid-level providers (PA & NP). Survey items asked clinicians whether information obtained from the HIE changed resource use while caring for patients at the study sites and used branching logic to ascertain specific types of services avoided including laboratory/microbiology, radiology, consultations, and hospital admissions. Additional items asked how use of the HIE affected quality of care and length of stay. The survey was automated using a survey construction tool (REDCap Survey Software © 2010 Vanderbilt University). We calculated avoided MARs by multiplying the numbers and types of services reported to have been avoided. Average cost of an admission from the ED was based on direct cost trends for ED admissions within the region. During the 12-month study period we had 325,740 patient encounters and 7,525 logons to the HIE (utilization rate of 2.3%) by 231 ED clinicians practicing at the study sites. We collected 621 surveys representing 8.25% of logons of which 532 (85.7% of surveys) reported on patients who had information available in the HIE. Within this group the following services and MARs were reported to have been avoided [type of service: number of services; MARs]: Laboratory/Microbiology:187; $2,073, Radiology: 298; $475,840, Consultations: 61; $6,461, Hospital Admissions: 56; $551,282. Grand total of MARs avoided: $1,035,654; average $1,947 per patient who had information available in the HIE (Range: $1,491 - $2,395 between HS). Changes in management other than avoidance of a service were reported by 32.2% of participants. Participants stated that quality of care was improved for 89% of patients with information in the HIE. Eighty-two percent of participants reported that valuable time was saved with a mean time saved of 105 minutes. Observational data provided by ED clinicians practicing at eleven EDs in a mid-sized Southeastern city showed an average reduction in MARs of $1,947 per patient who had information available in an HIE. The majority of reduced MARs were due to avoided radiology studies and hospital admissions. Over 80% of participants reported that quality of care was improved and valuable time was saved.The western journal of emergency medicine 11/2014; 15(7):777-85. DOI:10.5811/westjem.2014.9.21311


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Environmental groups opposing a major development plan near Moosehead Lake have followed through on their promise to go to court and challenge the state's initial approval of the project.The Forest Ecology Network and Restore the North Woods filed an appeal in Kennebec County Superior Court on Wednesday.Their case challenges the land use regulation commission's approval of Plum Creek's Moosehead Lake region plan.The Plum Creek project calls for more than 800 house lots, and two resorts with more than 1,200 housing units at Big Moose Mountain and Lily Bay.
A Machias man accused of setting fire to a woman's house in Dennysville has been arrested.51-year-old Byron Alley was taken to Washington County Jail Wednesday morning.Investigators were called to the home of 61-year-old Joyce Morse on the South Ridge Road in Dennysville around two Wednesday morning.She reported a fire on the outside of her mobile home.Morse says her dogs woke her up after the fire broke out, and she was able to put it out using water.
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