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DENVER Democrats took aim at the states natural-gas and oil regulators Thursday, advancing a bill that would usher in pro-environmental changes to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
House Bill 1269 proposes reforms even beyond what former Gov. Bill Ritter envisioned when he took on the energy industry and remade the commission in 2007. It would forbid commissioners from working for any gas and oil company while they serve on the commission.
It also would redefine a key word waste in state law in a way that would tilt the scales away from energy production and in favor of environmental protection.
Residents dont trust the current commission to look out for them, said the sponsor, Rep. Mike Foote, D-Lafayette.
The oil and gas industry and their allies really dont like this bill, said Foote, a former Durango criminal prosecutor. They have a really good arrangement going right now, and they know it.
Currently, residents think the fox is guarding the henhouse at the COGCC because at least three of the nine commissioners are required to have experience in the energy industry, Foote said. His bill would not change the commission makeup, but it would forbid members of the volunteer commission from working for the industry while they serve on the board.
An official from Gov. John Hickenloopers administration disagreed with Footes criticisms.
As a practical matter, industry representatives on the commission do not vote in lock-step, and they do not always vote in favor of the industry, said Bob Randall, deputy director of the Department of Natural Resources.
The department has problems with Footes bill, Randall said.
The bill passed the House Transportation and Energy Committee 7-5, with one Democrat and all four Republicans voting no. The full House will hear the bill sometime in the second week of April.
Gas and oil companies are fighting hard against it, especially because of the way it defines the COGCCs mission.
The conservation in Oil and Gas Conservation Commission refers to saving oil and gas, not the environment. The commissions dual mandate is to minimize the waste of gas and oil while protecting the environment.
Footes bill would tip the balance by allowing gas and oil to be left in the ground wasted if it is necessary to comply with environmental rules.
Ken Wonstolen, lawyer for the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, said the choice between environmental protection and wasting minerals is a false one.
Colorado would be the only oil- and gas-producing state that would say that regulatory waste would be OK, Wonstolen said.
And Scott Hall, CEO of Black Diamond Minerals, said the commission already is plenty tough on his business.
That organization will beat me over the head with a 2-by-4 if we step out of line. We are in no way in bed with the COGCC, Hall said.
The bill is just one of several gas and oil bills that Democrats have introduced this month. They also are advancing bills that would raise the maximum fine on polluting companies, require small spills to be reported to the COGCC, and add dozens of inspectors to the commissions staff.


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NOVA scienceNOW "Can Science Stop Crime?" Pogue gives the third degree to scientists pushing the limits of technology -- not only to solve horrific murders -- but also to try to prevent crimes before they even happen. He learns the latest techniques, from unraveling the clues embedded in a decomposing corpse, to detecting lies by peering directly into a suspect's brain, to tracking the creation of a criminal mind. And we meet a genius crime-stopper who's made some terrifying discoveries, including how easy it is for a bad guy to highjack -- not just your laptop -- but your kids' toys, medical devices and even your car. D
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Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Electric Field" Faraday's vision of lines of constant force in space laid the foundation for the modern force field theory. D
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Arthur "Grandpa Dave's Memory Album/Buster's Carpool Catastrophe" Grandpa Dave's Memory Album - Grandpa Dave is moving closer to the family and the kids are thrilled. But something isn't quite right; he's forgetting all sorts of things. Joan Rivers, reprising her role as Francine's grandmother, is on hand to help the kids understand that Grandpa Dave loves them just as much as he always has, even if he has trouble with his memory. D
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Martha Speaks "Que Pasa, Martha/TD Is Talking Dog" Que Pasa, Martha - Senor Craig expects everyone to present an oral report in Spanish, and Alice is a nervous wreck! With the help of Martha and some Mexican alphabet soup, she aces her presentation, but did she actually deserve her grade? Vocabulary: (E) recite(d), memoriz(ed)(ation), bilingual, pronouc(e) (iation), articulate (I) speech, oral, aloud, voice, remember. TD Is Talking Dog - Inspired by an old Tarzan-style movie, TD decides to learn animal languages and become an animal linguist. Under Martha's tutelage, he begins his lessons. D
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Curious George "Monkey Stagehand/Magic Garden" Bill needs some help behind the scenes of the town talent show and George happily volunteers.G
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Sniff and Seek/Aye Aye!" Sniff and Seek - Nick's most favourite smell is chocolate chip cookies! But what is Sally's? She's not sure. What better way to find out than by playing sniff and seek with a skunk! Cat introduces Nick and Sally to Whiffy, and in the adventure of finding Sally's favourite smell they discover how good Whiffy is at protecting himself with his very own special smell. Aye Aye! - Nick and Sally are making Halloween masks, but they want to make them really scary. D
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Super Why! "Galileo's Space Adventure" Princess glimpses a flash of light while the friends are learning about space. What could it be? The super readers blast off into the tale Galileo's Space Adventure and investigate the solar system with a young astronaut seeking to rescue his beloved teddy bear named Houston. Will the super readers be able to assist, or will Houston have a problem? Educational Objectives: To learn about our solar system. D
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Dinosaur Train "Elmer Elasmosaurus/Dinosaur Block Party" Elmer Elasmosaurus - The Pteranodon family travels on the Dinosaur Train with the Aquacar to an underwater train station to transport Elmer Elasmosaurus back to his home in the ocean. At first Buddy is not enthusiastic about travelling underwater, but quickly becomes a convert when he sees the spectacular sights under the sea. Dinosaur Block Party - The Pteranodon family hosts a block party to introduce their new neighbors, the Lambeosaurus family, to all the other neighborhood creatures. D
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Sesame Street "Baby Bear's Baby Doll" Baby Bear and Curly Bear are happily playing with dolls. Telly comes along and wants to show Baby Bear his new bulldozer, and Baby Bear quickly hides his doll behind his back and says that it is Curly's. They start to play with the bulldozer, but then Baby Bear suggests they need a driver and he offers his doll. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Shares His Tigertastic Car/Katerina Shares Her Tutu" Daniel Shares his Tigertastic Car - Daniel and his friends are playing together in the park. Daniel has a new toy car and struggles to share it with the others. But in the end, Daniel learns that sharing is easy when he knows he will get his special toy back. D
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Sid The Science Kid "Halloween Spooky Science Special" It's Halloween time and Sid and his friends have dressed up in the spookiest and scariest costumes possible. Sid is a bat with big fangs. May is a spooky black cat. D
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WordWorld "A Kooky Spooky Halloween/Sheep's Halloween Costume" A Kooky Spooky Halloween - The WordFriends get their share of scares the night before Halloween, when Pig sleepwalks and everyone thinks he's a ghost! Sheep's Halloween Costume - It's Halloween - Sheep's favorite day of the year. Sheep likes nothing more than to dress up, so she always goes out of her way to make herself a special costume. But what will she do when her WordFriends need pieces of her costume for their own costumes?. D
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Caillou "Caillou Loves The Fall" Caillou Goes Shopping - Caillou's crayons are all worn down or broken, so Mommy suggests a trip to the store for some new ones. Caillou helps Mommy remember what she needs to buy - he remembers the list of items by making a little song out of them. When they're done they run into Sarah, and Caillou helps her find all her back to school supplies. D
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Barney & Friends "The Reluctant Dragon, A Fairy Tale Adventure" Barney teaches that you can't tell from the outside what someone might be like on the inside. He does this by telling a story about a dragon that wasn't at all what others thought she was. The villagers were afraid of her, but it turns out, she wasn't scary at all. D
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Martha Speaks "Que Pasa, Martha/TD Is Talking Dog" Que Pasa, Martha - Senor Craig expects everyone to present an oral report in Spanish, and Alice is a nervous wreck! With the help of Martha and some Mexican alphabet soup, she aces her presentation, but did she actually deserve her grade? Vocabulary: (E) recite(d), memoriz(ed)(ation), bilingual, pronouc(e) (iation), articulate (I) speech, oral, aloud, voice, remember. TD Is Talking Dog - Inspired by an old Tarzan-style movie, TD decides to learn animal languages and become an animal linguist. Under Martha's tutelage, he begins his lessons. D
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The Electric Company "Tip It Or Dip It" Marcus and Manny are this week's contestants on a game show called "Tip It or Dip It." Show host Rob Robson, played by comedian Sherrod Small, introduces this week's surprise guest host and it's Francine! Will Manny's cheating prevent Marcus from winning?. D
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Wild Kratts "Seasquatch" The Kratt brothers' sub loses power while they are exploring the strange landscape of the ocean depths and they are trapped on the ocean floor of the deep sea. Aviva must figure out how to harness the energy from the deep sea's hydrothermal vents in order to save the brothers and return them to the surface. The Wild Kratts team learns all about the amazing process of chemosynthesis and how deep sea creatures transform toxic chemicals into energy. D
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It's been five years since Donna the Buffalo has put out a new record, and there's a good reason for the lapse.
They've been busy. "We're a heavy touring band and we're on the road all the time, so finding time to record is tough," said vocalist Tara Nevins. "It's hard for us to find the time to take a break."
The group began working on "Tonight, Tomorrow and Yesterday" in February 2012 and has finally wrapped it up, with the release set for Tuesday.
They'll give fans a preview of the new material when they headline the main stage Saturday night at the Blue Ridge BBQ Festival in Tryon.
The two-day event has plenty of music, food and family fun. Today, the music headliners are bluegrass standouts Town Mountain (7:30 p.m.) and Appalachian rockers Big Daddy Love (9:30 p.m.). Charleston's The Blue Dogs will play before Donna the Buffalo hits the stage.
Nevins admits the new material is different and its mainly because of the people playing the songs. Nevins and songwriter-vocalist Jeb Puryear are the lone original band members left and they're joined by David McCracken (Hammond organ, Honer Clavinet and piano), Kyle Spark (bass) and Mark Raudabaugh (drums).
Nevins said they are each great musicians who "optimize our songs."
The album was recorded on two-inch tape in analog. It was the first time Donna the Buffalo has recorded this way.
The quintet sat in a circle in a church and recorded the tracks. For this album, unlike the previous release, no guests were brought in.
"There's the arguments for it sounding warmer," Nevins said of recording in analog.
Without planning it, the group will soon reach a milestone in longevity. Formed in 1989, Donna the Buffalo has traveled constantly across the country making music.
A new video for the song "I Love My Tribe" was recently released and is getting good reviews, Nevins said. View it at www.cmtedge.com/2013/06/03/donna-the-buffalo-gathers-the-herd-for-i-love-my-tribe.
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Hot off its third Grammy Best Tropical Album nomination for "Bach in Havana," and the release of its new album, "My Secret Radio," the sizzling, dance-inducing Cuban music group Tiempo Libre will throw one big Cuban party on April 19 at the Lake Superior State University Arts Center.
Tiempo Libre's show is a dynamic, passionate performance of timba music – an exciting and engaging combination of Latin jazz and traditional Cuban song. The band's goal is to serve as ambassadors to Cuba's musical heritage while celebrating the American experience. According to band members, there hasn't been a concert yet where people haven't gotten out of their seats to dance.
The seven-man band started as friends who were influenced by Miami radio stations that they pulled in to their radios through a coat-hanger antenna. The group eventually made it to Miami, and it wasn't long before they were nominated three times for Grammy Awards.
Tiempo Libre has performed its timba music all around the world, and still enjoys mixing their cultural beats with sounds of America, including jazz and cultural music.
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At LSSU, the band will perform high-energy music featuring songs from "My Secret Radio," a CD inspired by the band's days of secretly listening to American radio, "Bach in Havana," as well as selections from two other Grammy-nominated timba albums, "Lo Que Esperabas" and "Arroz Con Mango."
Mother Jones magazine noted, "Their music is contagiously celebratory. The snappy motion of Afro-Cuban conga beats creates the illusion of a fast-forwarded video clip. It's no wonder timba music is associated with twisting, thrusting hips and shoulders. High notes pop off the keyboard, while funk is pulled through the bass. A sort of call-and-response plays out between the jazzy trumpet, saxophone, flute, and swinging Spanish lyrics mourning love lost and liberties gained."
The concert begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale at the LSSU Norris Center box office, (906) 635-2602, or online at lssu.edu/artscenter. General admission, senior, and student seats are available.
See and hear more at tiempolibremusic.com. Tiempo Libre's performance at LSSU is supported, in part, by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.


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Thelma Jean Shinliver, 88, of Medicine Lodge, died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at the Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital. She was born on Oct. 30, 1924, in Nashville, Kan., the daughter of Ira J. and Bernice L. (Meek) Mease.
On March 16, 1946, she married Dwaine Shinliver. He preceded her in death in 1995.
Mrs. Shinliver was a member of the Community Church of Sharon, and attended the First Christian Church in Medicine Lodge. She was also a member of the Barber County Study & Social Club and the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. She enjoyed gardening, cooking, canning, and crocheting.
Surviving are her children, Sanka Hornecker and husband Gerry of Warrenton, Mo., Dennis Shinliver and wife Shirley of Argonia, Gary Shinliver and wife Marilyn of Wichita, Greg Shinliver and wife Donna of Medicine Lodge, Cheryl Donelan and husband Dave of Wichita, Danny Shinliver and wife Beth of Nashville, and Randy Shinliver and wife Shirlene of Nashville; 21 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Lois Harding and husband Eugene of Concordia, Shirley Shaddox of Kingman, and Wanda Hartman and husband Carl of Isabel; two sisters-in-law, Peggy Mease of Nashville, and Charlene Kennedy and husband Paul of Sawyer.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a granddaughter, Kim Thornbro; a sister, Marjorie Lauterbach and a brother, Pete Mease.
Visitation will be on Monday, Feb/ 4, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with the family present from 6-8 p.m., at the Larrison Funeral Home, 120 E. Lincoln, Medicine Lodge,KS.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Christian Church, Medicine Lodge, with Pastor Tom Walters officiating. Inurnment will be at the Liberty Cemetery, Nashville, at a later date.
Memorials may be made to the Medicine Lodge Community Health Foundation (Clarke Challenge) or to the First Christian Church, Medicine Lodge, in care of Larrison Funeral Home, 120 E. Lincoln, Medicine Lodge, KS 67104. Condolences may be left at www.larrisonmortuary.com.


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Heavy, wet snow throughout La Plata County whitened the ski areas, but also caused traffic accidents, led to avalanche warnings and is likely the cause of scores of electrical outages affecting 2,700 electric customers by Sunday morning.
The National Weather Service predicts more snow in the area, including more than a foot in the San Juan Mountains north of Hermosa by Tuesday morning. But the wet snow also is bringing with it significant avalanche danger.
Because this weekends heavy, wet snow fell on top of a foot of dense snow and was accompanied by southwest winds, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center issued a severe avalanche warning for the south San Juan Mountains, La Plata Mountains, Needle Mountains and the Grenadier Range. That warning was due to be re-evaluated today.
The weather service said the new storm that continues through tonight will bring with it stronger winds, with gusts up to 40 to 50 mph.
Chances for snow remain through Tuesday in Durango, and are expected to fall to about 20 percent by Tuesday night, the weather service reported. Lows in Durango will remain in single digits and highs will range in the 20s and low to mid 30s.
A chance of snow remains in the weather service forecast for the San Juan Mountains through Thursday.
Blowing snow across some roads, particularly in open areas, covering icy sections of road could be a problem, the weather service said.
The weather contributed to an eventful weekend on the roads.
Ronda Edwards, 53, of Durango, was taken to Mercy Regional Medical Center Saturday afternoon after her 1991 red Toyota pickup was pushed onto its side against a guardrail on U.S. Highway 160 at mile marker 75, just east of Lake Durango.
The accident occurred about 3:30 p.m., said Colorado State Patrol Trooper Josh Lewis. Edwards did not have life-threatening injuries despite having to be extracted from the vehicle.
The pickup was hit by a silver 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser driven by Durango resident Lucinda Lieberman, 57. A trooper on scene Saturday said it appeared Lieberman lost control on the snow-slicked road, and the vehicle hydroplaned into the pickup.
Lewis said Lieberman was not transported to the hospital. He also said there were no signs of drugs or alcohol as factors.
Power outages
Heavy, wet snow led to power outages.
La Plata Electric Association said its largest power outage hit 986 customers at 6:48 a.m. Sunday in the Pine River Valley area that includes north Bayfield and Vallecito, the company reported in a news release.
Another outage shortly before 9 a.m. Sunday affected 575 customers for about 29 minutes on north Florida Road (County Road 240) and subdivisions including Enchanted Forest and Aspen Trails, LPEA said.
The less-populated North Animas Valley to the San Juan County line also experienced a number of individual outages, with a 50-customer outage in the Haviland-Electra lakes area being the largest, LPEA said.
The company said it expected to receive additional outage reports on the southwest side of La Plata County, though no such outages had been verified by Sunday morning.
Only two outages, affecting 26 LPEA customers, were reported in Archuleta County.
Ski areas
Meanwhile, Wolf Creek Ski Area received 17 inches of snow by Sunday morning, the ski area reported. That new snowfall put the summit base depth at 63 inches and midway base depth at 56 inches. Season-to-date, Wolf Creek has received 172 inches of snow.
The area will host Local Appreciation Day on Wednesday. Lift tickets will be $35 for adults and $20 for senior citizens and children, and no identification is required.
All Wolf Creek lifts operate from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., seven days a week. Wolf Creek said the full Nordic Track was groomed Jan. 16.
Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort reported 15 inches of snowfall by Sunday morning. Season-to-date snowfall is 100 inches, and the mid-mountain depth is 46 inches of powder-packed powder. DMR has 85 trails and nine lifts open.


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If you're one of those tried-and-true Windows XP or Windows 7 users who has a strong dislike for Windows 8 and its controversial UI, we've got some news for you. You'll be seeing the OS on more and more computers in the near future. In a blog post written Tuesday by Microsoft's Brandon LeBlanc, the company announced that since its October 26 launch, 40 million Windows 8 licenses have been sold to date.
This revelation comes after a number of reports of Windows 8 being off to a slow start, and that Microsoft is failing to reach its target sales numbers. Those reports weren't difficult to believe either, as opinions about the system's new user interface have been divided even prior to release due to Windows 8′ layout, which is more suited for mobile devices than computers. Moreover, many Windows 7 users are actually fond of – and prefer – their current systems.
Microsoft selling 40 million licenses within four weeks means Windows 8 has sold as well as Windows 7 did when it was first launched. The much-loved (much, much more than Windows Vista, at least) Windows 7, which became the fastest-selling operating system upon release, also hit the 40 million mark within its first month. According to PCWorld, Microsoft Chief Marketing Officer for Windows, Tami Reller, called Windows 8 the company's biggest project since Windows 95, and said that "Windows 8 is shaping up as one of the company's most successful products."
Still, that doesn't mean there are 40 million people out there using Windows 8. According to Reuters, most of the sales came from PC manufacturers whose computers will ship preloaded with the new operating system, and many of these computers have yet to be bought. Research firm StatCounter puts the actual number of Windows 8 users to roughly 15 million or around 1 percent of the 1.5 billion PC users around the globe. While Microsoft didn't detail where the 40 million sales came from, Reller – as well as LeBlanc, as evidenced by the blog post announcement – suggests that aside from sales that came from computer manufacturers, the company's also raking in numbers by way of Windows 8's relatively inexpensive $40 upgrade option.
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Discover a multitude of beautiful ways to introduce lace in your home.
I recently completed a design project for a dining room that is both petite and a bit dark due to the deep burgundy walls. With the room size and the overwhelming hue, dining was not as pleasant as it could be and it became obvious that changes were needed. This particular project did not come as a surprise to me as I had assisted with many of the rooms in the home, and this room did not quite fit into the master plan. My clients and I had developed a strong color palette and the dining room did not have the continuous color flow that was our goal throughout the home.
We all agreed that wallpaper was just the nudge needed to breathe some life into this wonderful little jewel box of a space! An F. Schumacher wallpaper (Toile Florissante/Begonia) in a red rose toile was just the answer with its hand-painted look and luscious cream background—stunning! Who wouldn't enjoy a romantic candlelit dinner in this elegant rose room!
Once the wallpaper was installed, the question of window treatments needed some consideration. The treatments couldn't be too heavy, but privacy certainly was a concern, and it had to be pretty—oh so pretty! Lace! This room needed lace! (Please don't make that face, sweetie. Lace is making a very strong return to home interiors. Really, I would never guide you in the wrong direction.) The laces available today are strikingly attractive, and you can indulge yourself with a perfect selection from contemporary to cottage! Think sleek, clean geometric designs or butterflies fluttering over flowers. The possibilities are just scrumptious!
A Look Back at Lace
Let's explore this wonderful fabric, which might remind you of your Grandmother's home. If you have fond memories of her home, this will be just your cup of tea. But if you only remember her home as a bit old fashioned, then I can understand your resistance to bringing lace into your home. Like so many luxuries that have come down through the ages, lace was a symbol of wealth and status.
England's Elizabeth I introduced the love of lace to the world during her reign on the throne. During this period lace from countries such as Belgium, France and Italy was magnificent —as well as illegal in England due to laws imposed to protect English workers. Once the bans were lifted, lace was still extraordinarily expensive due to the meticulous labor involved in hand making such a lavish product.
Today, lace can still be one of the higher-end fabric choices for an interior design due to the increase in cotton prices in the world. Handmade lace costs substantially more, but you can find machine-made lace that is beautiful. In fact, a good share of the lace used today is machine made, which decreases the labor costs and makes it affordable. When produced from polyester, lace can offer a truly enticing price point. Handmade lace is still available and primarily comes from India and China, where it is crafted by accomplished artisans.
Fabric companies such as Duralee have compiled entire books dedicated to lace. You'll find leafy patterns perfect for either contemporary or an English cottage. The classic fleur-de-lis pattern is ideal for a multitude of design directions—a wise choice for window treatment panels installed on a rod with rings in an edgy downtown loft or comfortably fabricated into short café curtains in a friendly French kitchen. Lace makes stunning Roman shades as well. Even lined, they allow some filtered light while still providing peace of mind in regards to privacy. In a recent project, I used a rich cream floral layered over a soft gray linen. This created an almost cocktail dress appearance—a Paris runway appeal that was oh so chic. This same layering of lace could easily be used in the design for a bed skirt. The next time you are looking for a new and polished look for your home, spend some time considering lace in your design ideas.
Introducing Lace
You'll discover a multitude of beautiful ways to introduce lace in your home. Dressing an elegant table for a bridal luncheon is a perfect way to toast the bride to be. Lush lace table linens are very accessible and come in a broad range of price points. I have found stunning collections of napkins—napkins worthy of her Majesty herself—at Tuesday Morning. Snap some up to partake in a sophisticated luncheon you are hosting, gorgeous! Tablecloths featuring delicate cutwork floating along the edge are timeless and sure to become family heirlooms.
Outside the dining room, consider dressing a bed in exquisite bed linens with handcrafted lace edges on the top sheet and pillowcases that ensures a dreamy and delightful night's sleep. (Make sure to iron the pillowcases as well as the top edge of the top sheet to give your bed a wonderfully polished and elegant appearance.) Look for wonderful ironing sprays scented with lavender, crisp summer lemons or English roses; I've found them at Tuesday Morning and T.J. Maxx. Spraying your linens with these delicate scented sprays and ironing them is a wonderful luxury I invite you to try. Settling into a well-made bed with a wonderful book of poetry for a short read before you call it night is as good as any five-star hotel stay. Staying home never felt so good!
The next time you are daydreaming about what you might do to lighten up your home, please consider lace. It is not only ageless, but it has the ability to give a room a fresh clean look—with just the right amount of romance and grace!
I will be here next week to have morning coffee or tea, so please don't forget about me! I am leaving you with some lovely words by Janet Miles.
"A portion of your soul has been entwined with mine. A gentle kind of togetherness, while separate we stand. As two trees deeply rooted in separate plots of ground, while their topmost branches come together, forming a miracle of "lace" against the heavens.


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News and Rumors from Boston.com
Gary Washburn
The Bucks will be without Michael Redd for the rest of the season after
he tore his left anterior cruciate ligament for the second time in less
than a year. That not only robs the Bucks of their leading scorer, but
it means Redd is unlikely to opt out of his contract this summer. He is
expected to return to Milwaukee for the final year of his deal at $18.3
If he were to opt out, the Bucks would have only $31 million committed to salaries next season, but Redd would dramatically alter that cap, even though he likely wouldn't play for most of the season. The ushering out of the Redd Era is probably good for the Bucks, who have an improving young team led by point guard Brandon Jennings. With players such as Joe Alexander and Luke Ridnour likely gone, Milwaukee can build through the draft and free agency.
Redd coming off the cap may delay the rebuilding plan by one year. The Bucks need to figure out a way to attract a scoring guard and small forward to join Jennings and Andrew Bogut . . . The resurrection of the career of Memphis's Zach Randolph may result in an All-Star appearance. Randolph is averaging a double-double for the Grizzlies, who are suddenly looking for bench help for a playoff run. While the acquisition of Iverson proved a failure, former Celtics general manager Chris Wallace scored with Randolph, who has always produced but has never been considered a winner or team player. The Grizzlies are looking for a swingman to bolster the bench and have three first-round picks and the expiring contact of Stephen Hunter to dangle.
A team such as Miami, which is looking to reduce its luxury tax debt, would be a likely candidate. Dorell Wright, a player the Heat have been waiting on to flourish for years, could be dealt at the trade deadline.


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Andover resident Kristian Strom, a life-long bibliophile and self-proclaimed book nerd, has taken his passion and turned it into a small bookstore at the Andover Antique Mall as well as an online bookselling business.
Andover resident Kristian Strom, a life-long bibliophile and self-proclaimed book nerd, has taken his passion and turned it into a small bookstore at the Andover Antique Mall as well as an online bookselling business.
"As long as I can remember, my ideal evening has always involved a trip to the bookstore and my ideal vacation always involves a trip to the local bookshop," Strom said. "I have always enjoyed buying books at garage sales, thrift stores, library sales, and once I realized I could make a living selling some of them, well, let's just say I found a way to support my reading habit."
He started his online bookselling business, lowestcostbooks.com, about 10 years ago "with no intention of having a traditional bricks and mortar bookshop," he said.
"Not only did I want to keep my overhead low, but also the part I enjoy most about my job is the thrill of the treasure hunt, and I wanted the flexibility to be able to travel to an auction or a book sale at a moment's notice," explained Strom.
As a lover of local independent bookshops, he ultimately decided he wanted a physical presence where customers could browse his inventory.
"I opened my first booth at the Andover Antique Mall several years ago and it quickly grew to three booths," he said.
"The Antique Mall is perfect for me, because Tom and Miriam Holman and their wonderful staff keep an eye on things for me and ring folks up at the register while I'm out doing what I love to do best--looking for the most interesting books I can find," said Strom.
He said he currently has about 2,000 select books listed online as well as several thousand additional books available at the Andover Antique Mall.
"If I don't have what you're looking for on hand, I'm always glad to help people hunt down books. I am also always glad to help folks answer questions about whether their collection or a particular book in the family my have any value," said Strom.
Initially, Strom started off as a generalist and sold just about any book from which he felt he could turn a profit.
"While I still enjoy dabbling in a variety of subjects, I quickly learned that to enjoy my work as a bookseller that I ought to focus on quality, not quantity," he said.
"I remember one of my first lessons was buying half a garage full of paperback romance novels at a garage sale. I loaded them up in my truck, drove home and began cataloging and listing them online like a madman. Three cups of coffee later, I realized that at this rate I would have to sell hundreds of the darned things each day at $5 a piece to pay my bills," Strom recalled. "I decided that moment I would focus on selling just 10 $50 books in a day rather than 100 $5 books."
Within the past several years, he has focused primarily on buying and selling rare and out-of-print books. Currently, his specialties include Art and Photography, Kansas History, Military History, Literature and Poetry and Transportation.
"I am also always on the hunt for decorative books, books signed by notable authors as well as collectible first printings. After over 10 years in the business, I remain a generalist and enjoy knowing very little about a lot of things," he said.
Strom's father is a retired Army officer and Strom spent his first 20 years of his life moving every year or two. His family has lived overseas in Spain, Germany and Israel as well as various locations within the United States.
"I grew up frequenting the library at whichever military base we were stationed, and my love of libraries has only grown over time," he said. "I feel very fortunate to live in Andover, and I may be slightly biased, but I do think that we have one of the nicest library facilities and most helpful and friendly staff of any library I have ever been to, and I've been to a lot of them."
In recent years, he has worked with several libraries within Kansas, including libraries in Andover, Wichita, Hutchinson, Newton, Salina and Manhattan, by selling some of their rare book donations online.
"Many times they will receive generous donations from their patrons for volumes that they already have in their permanent collection or do not have a use for, and that's where I come in," said Strom. "I am proud to say that over the past eight years that I have helped raise over $100,000 for public libraries in the state of Kansas."
He said that money is used for programs outside of the normal library budget, such as summer reading programs, author events and new materials.
For the past several years, he has also worked as a volunteer to help setup and run the semi-annual book sales for both the Andover and Wichita Public Libraries.
November and December are his two busiest months of the year for selling books, while spring and fall tend to be the best times for buying.
"It's kind of like that story about the squirrel storing up nuts for the winter," he joked. "I am fortunate to have experienced growth each year I have been in business. Each year the industry brings new changes and digital books continue to increase their market share, but I have found creative ways to adapt and use technology to my advantage," said Strom.
As his busy seasoning winds down, he is looking to 2013 and changes to come.
While he will continue growing and developing his current business model, he is preparing to embark on a new project.
"The first question people usually ask me when I tell them I sell rare books full-time usually is, 'What's the most expensive book you've ever sold?' The second question is usually, 'Aren't you worried about E-books putting you out of business?' The truth is that for the type of books I enjoy dealing in, I'm not too concerned about E-books at all," he said.
He explained that people still want the "real deal" in the types of books in which he specializes, and he expects that to continue for as long as he's alive.
His new concept will be called Taradiddle Books and he hopes to unveil the website in the summer of 2013.
"The idea is that the website will only deal in books that have a story behind them, meaning this this copy of this particular book has a history--a history that no other book in the world could have," Strom explained.
"The word 'taradiddle' actually means 'pretentious nonsense, or an imaginative tall tale'. So after every professional description in my online catalog, I am going to tell what I believe to be the story behind the book. And if I can't figure it out based on the facts at hand, well, I'll make one up," said Strom.
He added that people can add to the story or make their own version up on the website or Facebook page.
"It's just a fun way to incorporate my love of creative writing into my book business," Strom explained. "I have already enlisted the help of several well-known authors and creative types to help me write some of the very first taradiddles."
He will be working with Thatcher Wine of Juniper Books to design the custom dust jackets.
"We have worked together to supply books for several episodes of Extreme Makeover Home Edition as well as the Architectural Digest Green Room at this year's Academy Awards," said Strom.
"For folks who love books, it should all make perfect sense once the website is up," he said. "For everyone else, well they still won't give a darn, and I can't blame them."
Strom said he's always glad to talk books and can be reached via email at email@example.com.


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Who thinks that after this season, we could be seeing the start of a Seahawks Dynasty? Or is it too early to tell?
I mean if you think about it, we're past the "rebuilding" stage now. I think this season officially brought the 'rebuilding phase' (aka an excuse for going 7-9). So, this could be the start of something like the Steelers, Patriots or 49ers dynasty. Like clockwork, pretty much every decade the NFL has a dynasty. Or a very strong franchise that's close to what most would call a "dynasty"..
Most of my buddies tell me that a true dynasty doesn't start until your first Superbowl victory. Then you need to win another in the next two or three seasons, and keep winning after that. When its all said and done, a real football dynasty is a team that has a couple standards:
1. Usually the team has the same QB throughout winning their Superbowls (Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger, Joe Montana, etc.).. 2. The roster should not dramatically change each season. Meaning, most of your franchise players for each position will be there to contribute in the dynasty.. 3. Most important, in order to be called a true dynasty. A team needs 3+ Superbowl victories in a relatively short timeline; i.e. The San Francisco 49ers had four Superbowl victories in the 1980's decade.
With all that in mind. I know its a bit early to say much, but I am just so tempted. Especially now that we have a franchise QB, a solid defense and a promising offense that can easily be built into something special over the off-season. Also, with the Seahawks being a young team. It looks like a lot of the players we have now will be around for awhile.
So... Your opinion? If you don't think this is the start of a Seahawks dynasty. Then what do you think is needed to win a Superbowl next season and 'officially' start a dynasty? What pieces are missing?


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The more I see people clinging to their cell phones, iPads, notebooks, notepads or whatever new fang-dangled electronic device on the market, the dumber we as a people are getting.
I hate to sound like a fuddy-duddy, but I truly do believe this. It scares me to think how dependent people have become on such devices – so much so that they can't do anything without them. And, sometimes they can't do anything when using them. I know you know what I mean by this.
I recently took my niece to the Maroon 5 concert in Grand Rapids. We had a good time, but I did feel at times like I was competing against her phone. I shelled out more than $200 for these tickets, but her phone seemed to get more attention – until I told her to put it away.
My niece wasn't alone, though, in her constant use of the phone and texting. Sure, she was excited about the show and wanted to tell all her friends, but it began to take away from the enjoyment of seeing Adam Levine and the band.
A casual look around our seating area revealed the same images. Everywhere you looked there was a person busy pecking away at their phone. And if they weren't texting they were snapping photos and posting to Facebook.
What is the enjoyment in that, might I ask? You miss a good majority of the show by doing so.
People who don't listen to the radio, or rely on the Internet for the news miss out on what's really going on around us locally. I can't tell you how many people say "I didn't hear that," or "I didn't see that online" when a discussion is brought up about something local. I just want to scream, "Turn on your damn radio, then" or "Get yourself the Sturgis Journal."
The convenience of doing stuff the "easy" way is killing us a people. We're also relying on the technology working all the time when in reality it could stop at any time. Ever tried to do your job at work when you have no Internet? It sucks!
Giving iPads to Sturgis High School students was a dumb idea. The kids still have access to Facebook during school time and games. What student needs to be able to do that when the real intent of the iPads was for learning.
I only see this dependence getting worse. What are your thoughts?
Doing it the easy way is killing us
The more I see people clinging to their cell phones, iPads, notebooks, notepads or whatever new fang-dangled electronic device on the market, the dumber we as a people are getting.


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45th Annual St. John Lions Club Mid-Winter Classic starts, Tuesday.
The history of one of the longest running basketball tournaments returns to St. John next week with the 45th Annual Lions Club Mid-Winter Classic.
The tournament known almost as much for its famous pie and concessions as the competition, this year's tournament promises both with Ness City stepping in to permanently fill a rotating spot in the bracket that opened up with Lyons left the tournament three years ago.
Competing this year are teams from St. John, Macksville, Pratt, Larned, Ness City, Central Plains and Medicine Lodge.
Pratt and Medicine Lodge faced off in the final game last year with Pratt winning 55-54.
This year fans are sure to see some tough competition again during the four-day tournament. St. John is currently ranked number 1 in Div. 1, 1A at 8-0. Ness City had an undefeated record until playing St. John last Friday falling 69-44.
Larned comes in with a 2-6 record, Medicine Lodge 2-5, Pratt 0-7, Central Plains 4-4, and Macksville 4-3. Most teams have two more games this week, brackets will be determined are seedings are set this week. A complete bracket will be posted in the St. John News Jan. 16 edition, which will be in newsstands before the first games are played on Tuesday.
Along with the tournament championship, St. John Booster Club Sportsmanship award will be up for grabs again. Larned won the award last year. The Sportsmanship award is voted on by a group of officials, and other members selected from the different communities. The votes are cast according to crowd size, participation conduct and other criteria.
Tournament play starts Tuesday. Check sjnewsonline.com or Like Us on facebook for score updates throughout the tournament.


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Bill Bean is the most famously haunted man in America. He's an internationally known author, lecturer and media personality. He is the star of the Discovery Channel episode 'House of the Dead.' Bill has given hundreds interviews and is always in demand for interviews, lectures, conventions, and special appearances. Bill's strong faith has inspired many people around the world. Bean is the author of "Dark Force" and "Delivered." His website iswww.billbean.net
Bill Bean was born on July 29, 1966 in Baltimore, Maryland. His parents were William and Patricia Bean. Bill was 4 years old when the family moved into the Glen Burnie home. His only outlet from the torment and terror that was taking place in the house, was his participation in sports. Bill was a natural athlete and excelled in many different sports.
His childhood role models were Brooks Robinson, Johnny Unitas and Bruno Sammartino. Bill had lofty aspirations of becoming a Major League baseball player, an NFL football player or a professional wrestler. Those dreams were dashed after the tragic and untimely deaths of his beloved mother and grandmother. After suffering those tragedies and several others,[including his father being shot to death] his life was forever changed.
Having lived on the edge for many years, Bill has been in many life threatening situations and actually welcomed death to end his pain. Then a transformation began to take place in his life. Bill currently has a very blessed life and he credits GOD for helping him to find peace and happiness.
Another amazing part of Bill's journey is that he has ministered to and helped to free many from the same darkness that he was bound in. Bill has stated that he believes GOD called him to help people in this way. He also believes that he could not be where he is today, had he not gone through all of those horrible things.
Bill Bean has been through hell and back during the course of his lifetime, having experienced the devastating loss of his parents, who along with other family members had suffered untimely deaths. These tragic events coupled with the supernatural occurrences that were taking place in his life nearly destroyed him. Bill has said that faith, courage and perseverance drove him to seek a better life.
Bill Bean is a tremendously gifted speaker, who makes an instant connection with the audience. He never fails to leave them both inspired and uplifted. He begins most of his lectures by showing the Discovery Channel episode that he starred in. The episode is 49 minutes long. An audience Q&A follows and then a book signing.
About the books
Dark Force
In his book Dark Force – Bill Bean painfully describes in terrifying detail the paranormal events that tormented his family in their Glen Burnie, Maryland home. Bill Bean stated, "My family was literally torn apart by an evil force that co-existed among us. The activity began as noises and gradually escalated into violent physical attacks on us by the entities."
In 1970, the Bean family moved into a modest three bedroom ranch style house located in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The community was called, "Harundale." Bill recalled his first memories of the house were frightening ones. "It had a very foreboding and ominous feel from the start," he said. What the family didn't know is that a demonic force already occupied their new home. As disturbing as some of the content in Dark Force is there's a very powerful message of hope and faith that has affected many readers in a positive way.
Delivered is the second of two books written by Bill Bean. The book chronicles the on-going demonic torment from Bill's childhood which continued into his adult years.
There were many family tragedies, including untimely deaths, life-altering accidents and a 22 day demonic possession of a loved one. Bill lived in demonic bondage for many years, living life on the edge and actually hoping for death.
Bill says, "I'm far more blessed than I have ever been cursed. I'm a walking miracle from GOD and I can never thank HIM enough."
Bill Bean is the most famously haunted man in America, and is the star of one of the highest rated episodes on the Discovery Channel series 'A Haunting.'
The episode is called 'House of the Dead,' and is based off of his renown book, "Dark Force." The book chronicles supernatural events that led to the destruction of the Bean family.
He's an internationally known author, lecturer and media personality. His strong faith has inspired many people worldwide. He's given nearly 800 media interviews and is in demand for lectures, interviews and appearances. Bean's books have made a lasting impression, touching and helping many.
Bill's story has been featured on Discovery Channel, Syfy, Coast to Coast Radio, The Roseanne talk show, 700 club, Cornerstone TV, Animal Planet, Destination America, Planet Green, Travel Channel, 21st Century Radio and many other shows and networks.
Discovery Channel's "A Haunting"
Syfy Channel Movie "The Haunted Boy"
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The Roseanne Talk Show
700 Club
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Real TV
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WBAL TV 11 News
WBFF TV Fox 45 News – Cover Story
WMAR TV 2 News
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News & Views TV Portland, Oregon
Control Group Cinema
CBS Radio's Ghostology
The Rob Simone Show
Mancow Show
98 Rock Morning Show Baltimore
97.1 Atlanta Morning Show
850 KOA AM News Radio in Denver
1550 AM Talk Radio Pittsburgh
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A 4-year-old Transylvania County boy died Wednesday after being left in a hot van for about seven hours.
A 4-year-old Transylvania County boy died Wednesday after being left in a hot van for about seven hours.
Deputies and first responders were called to a residence on Asheville Highway in Brevard at 3:16 p.m. after family members discovered the child, the Transylvania County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
"It appears the child was left inside the vehicle since early this morning when the grandmother dropped other children off at school. It is unclear at this point if the child fell asleep or what led to the grandmother not realizing he was still in the vehicle," Sheriff David Mahoney said in the release Wednesday evening.
Wednesday was an unseasonably warm day for the area, "being about 10 degrees above normal high temperatures," said National Weather Service Meteorologist Doug Outlaw.
The temperature at Asheville Regional Airport rose from 56 degrees at 7 a.m. to 79 degrees at noon and 81 degrees at 3 p.m., according to Outlaw.
But according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, "even cool temperatures in the 60s can cause the temperature to rise well above 110 degrees Fahrenheit inside your car. The inside temperature can rise almost 20 degrees within the first 10 minutes."
The temperature inside the van when the child was found is unknown.
Mahoney said he can't recall any similar cases in his 22 years in law enforcement. The investigation is ongoing, and Mahoney said it's "too early to determine if charges will be brought."
The sheriff said the entire family is distraught and asked for the public's help in praying for the family.
"This is a gut-wrenching tragedy. I can't imagine the feeling of loss that this family is experiencing," he said. "Our prayers for God's grace are certainly with this family."
According to KidsAndCars.org, a nonprofit child safety organization dedicated to preventing injuries and death to children in or around motor vehicles, children left in hot cars is not rare.
"On average, 38 children die in hot cars each year from heat-related deaths after being trapped inside motor vehicles. Even the best of parents or caregivers can overlook a sleeping baby in a car; and the end result can be injury or even death," according to the safety organization.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration urges people to never leave a child unattended in a vehicle, even if the windows are open, or let children play in an unattended vehicle.
One strategy the administration suggests for remebering when children are in a vehicle is to keep a large teddy bear or other stuffed animal in car seats when they are empty, and move the bear to the front seat when a child is in the car seat as a visual reminder.
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Malloy: State fund to help give shoreline a leg up
New London — On the first anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Tuesday announced a new state loan program to help shoreline home and business owners to invest in elevating and waterproofing structures against future storms.
"This is the beginning of a resiliency fund to make us stronger, by lifting ourselves out of harm's way," Malloy said, announcing the new program in a parking lot behind Sweetie's Bakery & Cafe on Bank Street, within view of the city's waterfront.
The fund initially will offer $2 million through the state Department of Housing, but Malloy said he has asked state legislative leaders to approve $25 million for the program in the 2014 session. On hand for the announcement were four members of the governor's Shoreline Preservation Task Force: state Reps. James Albis of East Haven, Elissa Wright of Groton, and Betsy Ritter of Waterford, and David Sutherland, government relations director of the state chapter of The Nature Conservancy.
The Shoreline Resiliency Fund would offer low-interest loans of up to $300,000 for raising and waterproofing primary and secondary homes and businesses in the two most vulnerable coastal flood zones identified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Flood Insurance Program, designated as Zone VE and Coastal Zone AE on federal flood maps.
There would be no income limits on eligibility for the funds, filling a critical gap in assistance available to property owners whose incomes exceed limits for federal assistance programs, Malloy said.
"We're not going to get people to move away from our coast," he said. "This is an important investment in Connecticut's long-term future."
He noted that after Superstorm Sandy, he toured several beach communities where homes that had been elevated after Tropical Storm Irene sustained little or no damage, while neighboring homes were destroyed.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said the new program would help the state adapt to the continuing challenges of rising sea levels and more frequent intense storms with climate change.
"It's not just storm management, it's prevention with long-term investments," he said.
In addition to elevating buildings, the loans could be used for floodproofing to make walls watertight, to protect utilities from flooding and to make structures resistant to the physical forces of floodwaters.
Malloy said the state has made remarkable progress in repairing the damage left by Sandy, and has become better at post-storm disaster management with each of the severe storms in the past few years. But this program, he emphasized, is about being better prepared for future storms, rather than reacting to them. He said the new loan program would be set up as a revolving fund to fill what he characterized as an ongoing, long-term need to make the state's shoreline less vulnerable to storms.
Department of Housing Commissioner Evonne Klein said that about 70 percent of insurance claims made after Sandy have been paid, but "there are still insurance battles" for some property owners, and the state has intervened in some cases. The new loan program is necessary, she said, because insurance companies have told some property owners they will not insure their homes or businesses unless the structures are elevated. Local zoning officials, she said, "recognize the challenges we face living on the shore" and are aware that structural changes such as raising houses onto stilts are necessary.
After the announcement, Malloy, Finizio and others visited Sweetie's Bakery & Cafe on Bank Street for a cupcake and coffee. Owners Aaron Dronberger and Lindsay Kreutter said the store had no structural or flooding damage from Sandy, but the storm did force them to operate with about half their normal electrical power.
"We did lose a lot of produce, and we weren't able to run our ovens," Kreutter said. "We had to turn away catering orders."


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WOLFEBORO — A man charged with attempted murder after a brutal assault on his girlfriend earlier this year has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half to 20 years in state prison, for various assault charges, according to the Carroll County Attorney's office.
David Connor Ford, 31, whose last known address was 15 Zaleda Farm Lane in Tuftonboro, was initially arrested on a slew of crimes, including attempted murder, on April 25. An associate with the county attorney's office reported Ford was willing to enter a guilty plea through negotiations if the attempted murder charge would be dropped.
Ford's final charges linked to the seven-and-a-half to 20 year sentencing are two counts of first-degree assault, three counts of second-degree assault and criminal restraint, which are all felonies. He will serve his sentence in the New Hampshire Department of Corrections for Men in Concord.
Wolfeboro police arrested Ford after he attacked his 28-year-old girlfriend on April 24. That night the two went behind the victim's family's home on Middleton Road before getting into a verbal argument. Ford then punched her in the face with his fists and a rock, about 10 times, according to reports, attempted to strangle her, and held her down into an active fire pit. The victim received several injuries, including a nasal fracture, a right orbital head fracture and second-degree burns on her arm.
In court proceedings in various pretrial conference hearings, the prosecution alleged Ford was highly intoxicated at the time of the incident, and said he has a known criminal history linked to his alcohol consumption.
Ford, according to court documents, told police he was "black out" drunk on the night of the incident, and walked to Huggins Hospital for treatment for some minor injuries before returning home. He was later arrested, without incident, the following day in a nearby community after one of the victim's family members reported the matter.
Victim Witness Program Director Melissa Smith with the county attorney's office said the victim is still suffering today, now almost seven months after that night. She has yet to fully recover from her injuries. Smith said she believes the victim is comforted now though, knowing a plea bargain was accepted, adding she is grateful the matter did not go to trial.
"I think I can tell you that the victim was aware of (the sentencing) and with everything that was out there, the pending trial," she said, "… I think we all felt that this was in everybody's best interest. The punitive sanction was good. It spared her the ordeal of reliving that horrible night in a trial."
Smith said she heard the Wolfeboro Police Department was also grateful to hear the plea was accepted, at a hearing on Nov. 2 before Carroll County Superior Court.
According to police, Ford kept his girlfriend from leaving when the fight ensued in April and verbally threatened her, saying he would kill her, throw her into the backyard fire and cut off some parts of her body. Those words accounted for a criminal threatening charge against Ford. An initial criminal trespass charge also stemmed from the suspect following the victim into her family's home on Middleton Road, according to court documents.
Smith said her job is to keep victims of crimes aware of the judicial process and she believes now, a closure process may begin for the traumatized woman.
"It will let her move forward and away from it and not have to keep living it," Smith said, noting there was a willingness on Ford's part to plead guilty.
She said the negotiations had been ongoing for some time.
"It was just a matter of trying to come up with the number of years that (the victim), and this office, could live with."
Plea deal accepted for man charged in brutal assault of girlfriend in Wolfeboro
WOLFEBORO — A man charged with attempted murder after a brutal assault on his girlfriend earlier this year has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half to 20 years in state prison, for various assault charges, according to the Carroll County Attorney's office.


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A morning of minor frustrationsJanuary 12, 2011 at 9:47 am | Posted in Me | Leave a comment
Tags: aches, arthritis, exercise, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), stress, work
Is it too late to make another New Year's Resolution? So far the first and only two aren't going so well … eat less, exercise more. I've managed one exercise 'session' and then come down with a very painful period … which is usually an excuse to eat more, exercise less!
Anyway, the new one is to try not to let a day full of minor frustrations build up into one major bad mood!! This morning will be testing. It's not nine o'clock yet and so far:
- I woke up at 5:50 am with a very painful back (period) and hip (who knows, maybe RA?), to hear the pitterpatter of not so gentle rain on the roof. Oh goody, another wet and painful day!
- I checked my emails to find I'd managed to slightly upset a client. (Long story I'm not going to go into here, but let's just say I'd anticipated that, and of course it's his fault, but still not nice to have it confirmed.)
- I went into the kitchen to make my lunch and found that Middle Sized Cat had spilt his water all over the floor. Needless to say, I found out by stepping in it.
- I chopped up a variety of bits and bobs for my salad, and then threw them on to the floor and into Middle Sized Cat's refilled water bowl!
- I was running a bit late coming into work and then had a minor run-in with an idiot driver who thought that he had the right to pull out round a stationery bus into my side of the road because he drove a BMW and I only drive a Corsa. Wrong! Genevieve (my car) and I don't like to be bullied, so we carried on. He wasn't actually drawn up with the bus yet and had heaps of room to pull over on his side, but he sat there for a minute, pulled right out onto my side of the road and glowering because he thought I should have waited for him. HA! Anyway, we won that one at least, but it didn't make me feel any better – just cross about more things!
So here I am, sitting at my desk, telling myself that none of these things are exactly a major crisis – especially as both hip and back ache have now gone – and that I should pull myself together and plan for a GOOD DAY.
Erm … so far it's not working. Part of me is going, 'Come on Penguin, positive thinking and all that … smile and the world smiles with you and all that jazz.' The other part's going, 'Oh shut up you stupid old bat. I'm entitled to the odd bad mood if I want one!' Have to wait and see which part wins!
Actually, seeing them all written down on the page helps rather to see just how trivial each individual incident is; the trick is just not to let the frustration build up. I feel better already!
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. An array of groups are urging Arizona regulators to deny water permits needed for a major resort, commercial and residential development at the small community near the entrance to the Grand Canyon National Parks South Rim.
The Italian holding company that wants the Arizona Corporation Commission to approve plans to drill wells to supply the development in Tusayan recently asked for a delay. The Stilo Group said it is trying to address the concerns of a variety of groups and working to get access to federal lands it needs for the project.
The Arizona Daily Sun reported the project was approved by the Tusayan Town Council in October 2011.
But the plans for water wells are opposed by the Havasupai Tribe, the Grand Canyon National Parks superintendent and the Sierra Club, among others.
Coconino County Supervisor Carl Taylor also wrote the Corporation Commission, saying he is opposed to the project unless it can show it wont draw down the local water table.
The Sierra Clubs letter cited existing water pumping in and near Tusayan, where a handful of entities pump water from more than 3,000 feet below ground.
After wells were drilled ... in Tusayan and Valle in 1994, Cottonwood Creek turned from perennial to intermittent and Pumphouse Springs flow is declining, the Sierra Club wrote. We dont know conclusively whether increased water demand led to these changes, but until we fully understand the impacts of wells on Grand Canyons springs, we should not allow new wells to be drilled.
The Grand Canyon National Parks hydrologist has described his concerns for the state, too.
Effects of groundwater withdrawal may not be seen for many years at some springs, and effects may remain or intensify for years during pumping and perhaps remain permanently once pumping ceases.
Finally, the impacts of groundwater withdrawal on the Coconino Plateau will only be enhanced by future water resource pressures, including Coconino Plateau population growth resulting in an unmet demand by 2025, and climate-change predictions of continued hotter and drier conditions, he said.
An attorney for the developers did not respond to a phone message on Friday.
Tusayans population could grow from about 550 to 5,500 or 6,000 if the entire project is completed, attorneys for the developer told the Tusayan Town Council last October.