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|A story set on the planet 'New Terra' a dark shadow world of earth, overrun with demons and other evil beings. The story of my character CyberHawk.
Demon World
The woman known as Celestial creeped through the forest. She was shadowing her mentor and love, Red Talon. Her hear pounded in her chest, the blood in her veins felt like ice.
They were being followed she thought with dread. Her normally graceful and airy step seemed loud in the unnaturally quiet forest.
Talon reached back, as though sensing her uneasy thoughts, and gripped her small, dainty hand, in his large one. The dark gloves covering her hands seemed to melt into shadows as she passed under them. Her wide set blue-gray eyes widened slightly. Usually Talon didnt offer comfort.
We are being followed. He speaks, voice pitched very soft. She simply nodded; it was all she could do to get that much out.
Her aged black cloak swirled around her slim shoulders in the slight breeze. As the fog cloaked the from another persons vision, it also magnified every little sound. Her breathing seemed like roaring to her own ears. Celestials thoughts were swirling around the predicament they were in.
New Terra. A planet filled with demons and other inherently evil beings that liked to roam around at night.
And what am I doing? Running around in the dead of night like a fool. Celestial thought with disgust.
A white-hot blaze of pain shot up her leg. She gasped and sank to the ground, biting her lip to stop herself from screaming.
Talon lowed himself down beside her to look at the wound. When she looked down, angry, dripping slashes winding themselves around her ankle, met her stricken, slightly cloudy gaze. Almost as though something had grabbed her. She hadnt felt anything, till she was past it.
Talon helped her to her feet; she swayed into his warm shoulder, the blood rushing from her head and leaving her faint.
We must keep moving. He said, helping her to take each agonizing step, pain becoming a constant part of her movements. Blazing its way up her legs, and into her abdomen and making her miserable. With her wound their shadow company felt better in revealing glimpses of itself.
An inky, scaly dark spot would appear here and there, a malevolent green eye winked in and out from the miserable fog. Celestial felt like crying.
Celestial felt a sinking in her stomach, and felt dizzy with delayed reaction and blood loss. A fear began to shadow her mind, an unexplained dread countering the shock, making her stronger, finding the energy to push onward, to just keep moving.
Talon stopped and set Celestial on the ground gently. She stifled the urge to cling to his pant leg like a three year old and beg him to stay, and she had a feeling that somehow, this truly would be the last time she saw him alive. A building pressure in her chest, threatened to release a storm of tears as she watched him disappear into the mist.
A horrific shriek sounded, driving Celestial to her feet, the pain forgotten in the rush of adrenalin, the rough bark of the tree scraped her palms as she clung to the tree.
Run! screamed Talon, yet unlike Talon.
She lifted the skirts of her sodden skirt, and started running, leaping and dodging a forest that seemed to have come alive. Her feet picked their own path, as the tangy taste of blood and fear mingled in her mouth. Her clothes shredded at the hands of the branches and bushes reaching out at her.
Small dancing lights appeared in the distance in front of her, she veered away; this was no time to charm the will-o-the-wisps to do her bidding.
Her arms bled from a hundred tiny cuts and her ankle felt like it was on fire. She spit blood out of her mouth, the taste lingering. Her lungs burned, and each breath felt as though it was ripped from her.
She ran faster as she heard the deadly whispers behind her, she was being hunted. Her feet slid out from under her, the ground rushed up to meet her. She hit the ground hard; the wind flew from her body, leaving her breathless and wracked with pain.
Rough, familiar hands hauled her to her knees by her hair. Something warm dripped onto her nose. Her eyes looked up into a gaping red maw that could have once been a persons neck. She would have screamed, if she had not dared open her mouth. She swallowed the poisonous tasting bile the had climbed up her throat. She raised her gaze higher, and looked into the dull, sightless eyes of what was once Talon.
She stifled a ragged sob of mingled horror and sadness. Surely this is all but a nightmare, this thing, for surely this night had not happened, this had not happened to her Talon. She thought brokenly.
She increased her struggle; more droplets of still warm blood dripping onto her already stained blue dress. The thing she would never call Talon again held her fast, in the way that only the dead, and uncaring can.
A deep silence descended over the clearing where she had fallen. Her breath constricted in her throat as the same unerring dread flooded her being again. A large thing landed in the clearing. It looked as though is was a human crossed with a bat and a goat. Almost 12 feet tall, and the color of a moonless night. Her heart hammered in her chest as it walked towards her, staring into her eyes dispassionately.
Dawning horror spread over her and bathed her in waves of fear. Two demon beasts the size of horses slinked into the clearing, they resembled some bizarre mixture of snake and greyhound, eyes glowing a reptilian yellow.
The mist had recoiled back as though not even it wanted to be contaminated with the demons touch. Talons sword was still strapped to his waist. She only hoped that she would have the chance to use it.
Release. The demon spoke, and gestured.
She crashed back to the ground, her cheekbone encountering a rock. She laid in the mossy dirt, her fingers curling into the loose soil, she stood slowly. Her entire body ached and burned with a dull constant glow. She stumbled backwards into the zombie; she leaped forward as though it had burned her. She looked at it, swallowing her revulsion; she forced herself to touch its forehead. She had to know.
Her mind blanked out, a dull, echoing scream sounded in the darkness. She stumbled back, breaking the contact, and tripped over a root. Sprawled on the ground she started up in horror at the live puppet. The demon hounds circled her, their rancid breath bathing her in its scent of decaying meat and death. She got back to her feet a minute later, standing in the circle of hounds.
The demon was petting his thing; she didnt know what to call it. Suddenly, the demon shoved the thing towards her, spraying her with blood and gore. She almost whimpered. The demon was chortling, in what she hoped passed for its laugh.
I will not be sick! she screamed at herself.
The puppet thing had shambled towards her, she snapped forward and grabbed the sword. Her foot threatened to go out from under her; she bit her lip and broke the newly formed scab open. She ran with a single-minded determinedness at the demon, her one thought was to try and kill it or die trying.
She was flung backwards, the sword sticking out of its flesh like a toothpick. She lay on the ground, she held her chest, the blood pouring out and staining her arms and hands red. Her eyesight glimmered in and out. The smell of rich, tangy blood assailed her senses. The pain invaded on her euphoria, she moaned in pain, no longer having the breath to scream. Her lungs were nearly collapsed and her entire chest was nearly ripped off. She looked down, her spinal cord shone wetly in the moonlight.
Her mouth worked but nothing came out. Her vision dimmed, and finally gave out to soft warm darkness. She waited to die, she floated in that warm comforting darkness, and instead of moving on she was going back. She cried out in dismay, reaching out for that darkness as she was flung back into her dying body.
She gasped, a breath of air rushing into her newly formed lungs, her clothes shredded and ripped completely as a huge set of inky dark bat wings unfurled from her shoulder blades. Her senses became incredibly sharp, her eyesight seemed to see right through things, her legs lengthened, and grew slimmer, more muscular, her entire body tightened, her hands tingled and she saw claws forming on her fingertips, her canine teeth became faintly pointed, and her hair had bled to darkness.
She stood up all pale glimmering marble in the moonlight. In one lithe movement she stooped down and picked up the familiar sword. Draping her wings around her shoulders instinctively hiding herself, she closed her eyes and concentrated on Talon, bringing the shreds of his sword knowledge to her. She felt the balance and power of the sword and slitted open her eyes. She glared malevolently at the other demon who seemed shocked.
You.. You are the CyberHawk. He nearly stuttered
Why do I care what I am? I am nothing and no one. And I am not your Cyberhawk. She snarled.
It stepped back and glared, raising inch long knives that served as his claws. She held the sword loosely and they began a dance of slash and bash, she bringing the sword down hard enough to dent the soft iron on the demon beasts claws, he snarled and jabbed and slashed at her. Eventually she got her opening.
She jammed the iron sword into the demons chest and felt it scrape along its keel bone. She smiled cruelly at the sickening crunch of bones shattering. Her shoulders burned in pain where the demons claws had nearly shredded her shoulders. She drew the sword out and brought it over her head just in time to meet the oncoming rush of the demons claws. The force of the blow drove her to her knees.
The demon sank slowly backward, a bellow of rage echoing through the forest. It collapsed forward and lay there barely breathing. The walked over to it, and laid the sword on its neck, raised it and then brought it crashing down. The head bounced off into the brush. The sword clanked on the ground, her fingers seemed nerveless and aching at the same time.
When she came back to herself, tears had made itchy tracks on her cheeks, and she noticed that she was all bloody. Her hands were sticky with dried blood, and her mouth felt bitter. She let out a wobbly weep as she realized what she was, what she had done. The puppet thing came over and tried to offer comfort, her power drew it. She slammed it away, unable to deal with it. When she looked at it sitting brokenly at the base of the tree where it had landed, shadows of remembered pain danced through the dead eyes.
She got up, her wings safely covering her body, and wobbled her way over to where the puppet lay like a forgotten childs toy. She laid a hand across its eyes and concentrated, she then let the spirit, the tortured and now tattered spirit of her love wing itself away. To beyond, where she should have gone. Tears silently trailed down her cheeks as she looked at the truly dead Talon.
The magic holding the body alive trickled into her, the magic froze her heart and tears, closing off the pain. Her skin lost its color, her eyes turned red. She turned her attention to the less frightening hounds. They were really just demon pups, changed by evil magic. Walking over she lay a gently hand on each of their muzzles and pulled the magic that had changed them back out, returning them to their former shapes.
Looking at the two medium sized ghostly gray hounds with glowing blue eyes; they had oversized feathered wings folded to their sides. She gave them their release, told them to go wordlessly. They gave a small yip and danced off into the night. She walked back over to Talons body and tore a small strip of crimson from his shirt. Braiding her now long hair she tied it off with the strip.
She looked down at him and smiled, a smile filled with regret, sorrow, and a tiny bit of happiness. One single tear fell onto the body. She turned and walked into the mist, her last words echoing behind her.
Good bye. I cannot mourn you, for the person I was died, but I remember what you meant to her. Good Bye.
And it was true, while the demon CyberHawk was born from the girl Celestial, she is truly dead, none of her nature really exists in Cyberhawk anymore. She had changed in ways beyond human imagining, gained powers not meant to be comprehended by a human mind.
I hope where ever they are they are happy together. Cyberhawk thought to herself.
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In December 2007 Kiriakou gave an interview to ABC News where he was described as participating in the capture and questioning of Abu Zubaydah, who is accused of having been an aide to Osama Bin Laden. According to Kiriakou, based on what he had been told by the CIA, it had taken only a single brief instance of waterboarding to extract answers to an interrogator's questions from Abu Zubaydah.
… He was able to withstand the waterboarding for quite some time. And by that I mean probably 30, 35 seconds … and a short time afterwards, in the next day or so, he told his interrogator that Allah had visited him in his cell during the night and told him to cooperate.
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SALEM — Hats, hats, all around. This year's Peabody Essex Museum's exhibition HATS: An Anthology of Stephen Jones, has prompted an explosion in the attention being given to hats.
This year an exceptional entry crossed the threshold at Salem Arts Association's PEM-inspired show "Off the Top of Your Head." For the sixth year, the SAA show drew entries from all over the region. The SAA actually drew in milliners and fashionistas in addition to conventional media. The exhibit hung in the carriage barn of the Andrew-Safford House in Salem (its use donated by PEM) for the month of September. Sue Grillo, a Salem artist, entered one the most impressive pieces in the SAA show.
Grillo is a two-time breast cancer survivor, diagnosed originally in 2002 and then again in 2010. Did you know that women can get reimbursements to buy wigs because they lose their hair — sometimes up to $300 — yet they cannot be reimbursed for hats? Most women prefer hats, especially in the summer months because they breathe, and in the winter because they can be warmer.
When Grillo was first without hair she began to crave a hat that would keep the back of her neck warm. None could be found in her research that could feel like the hair on the back of your neck. As an artist who attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and Mass College of Art and Design in Boston, Grillo had worked 15 years designing costumes for experimental theatre in Boston — so it was natural that she began to sketch what she was looking for and could not find. The sketches developed during her first round but no prototype was created as she began her second round of chemotherapy. Although in her sketchbook it had developed into a full-blown, fleshed out, and complete concept ready to be executed.
Along comes the PEM inspired show — and voila — she put her considerable talents into action and made the prototype of what she calls "Warrior Coverage." As we know the media likes to say we are battling cancer — as if we had weapons to combat it! Grillo wanted the comfort and coziness of a hat but to cover her head like a wig.
A single mom, she remembers her young son stroking her hair and being left with a clump of hair in his hand. She went on to wear wigs because that's all you could get reimbursed for and to see her son stroke her head and be surprised that there was no hair left in his hand. But the idea of the "Warrior Coverage" hat in her sketches had yet to be realized until 2011, after she was diagnosed with stage 3 again in 2010 and the news emerged that SAA would hang a show about hats.
She knew this time she "had to do it!" Despite myriad complications, including a flood in the closet where she stores her sewing machine, she managed to finish that plus another hat and both pieces were juried in the exhibition. They had to be completely hand-sewn.
Working under the trade name Lily Royale Productions, she will make custom hats for those who would like them in the material of their choice. She can be contacted through Salem Arts Association, where you will find some of her work in the Salem Arts Gallery on Artists' Row. Many folks stopped to enjoy her entry without the knowledge of the story behind it. In fact one woman wanted her email because she has a sister fighting the disease and it resonated with her unknowingly. Wigs can be itchy and hats are so much more comfortable!
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VNs Top 7 Favorite Summertime Recipes
Nosh on our all-time favorite summer eats while you soak up some vitamin D—the only thing missing is a colorful umbrella in your drink.
Want to serve your guests delicious dishes that will make your next beach bash or backyard BBQ unforgettable? We dug into the VegNews vault and scoured some of our favorite food blogs to compile a list of must-have summertime recipes. Here are seven desserts, appetizers, and entrées your party patrons won't be able to resist digging into.
1. Stone Fruit Bruchetta Orange Cream Crostinis
Nothing screams summer like stone fruits—what are stone fruits you ask? They're sweet fleshy fruits that have a hard pit center: summer gems such as peaches, nectarines, mangoes, and plums. Juicy bits of peaches and cherries top a luscious bed of cashew-based cream on toasted bread in this must-make summer recipe from Vegan Yack Attack.
2. Summer Reboot Salad
If there's anyone who knows their way around a delicious salad, it's vegan blogger Kathy Patalsky, and she's whipped up a colorful bowl of greens that will give you a radiant glow. A merry blend of kale, corn, white miso tahini dressing, and an optional dollop of hummus for extra zest, is why this is the salad summer was made for.
3. Southern Belle-ini Cocktail
Have a little summertime fun with a Southern-inspired cocktail from Spabettie. It's infused with the fruity flavors of peach and pina colada and topped with fresh raspberries and green sprigs. Just a few quick whirls in the blender will give way to a lovely gradient from ruby red to pretty pink, accompanied by a sparkle that only rum could give.
4. Coffee Cream Brownie Bites
Everyone knows ice coffee is a summer staple—and around the VNHQ, coffee itself, in every form, is a must. So imagine our surprise when vegan food blog extraordinaire Chocolate Covered Katie made us realize that there was one way we hadn't yet tried coffee: raw! These no-bake bites are cool on the palate and just sweet enough to make you sing: "Summertime and the livin's easy..."
5. Cauliflower Jerky
You may have heard a certain someone (psst ... it was us) declare cauliflower as the next kale, but this perfect pool-side snack may just elevate cauliflower above its leafy green counterpart, because we've never heard of jerky kale. Smoky, salty, and sriracha-y, nothing beats the flavorful crunch of these jerky cauliflower bites.
6. Smoked Chickpea Burger
Fire up the grill because summer parties just aren't complete without a hearty burger and side of piping hot fries. Say goodbye to frozen soy patties from your grocery store's freezer section because these Smoked Chickpea Burgers are here to stay. Want more grill-worthy inspiration? Pick up a copy of our July+August '13 burger issue!
7. Vanilla Breve Latte Ice Cream
What is a summer favorites list without ice cream? Not to mention Spabettie's vegan sweet treat has a special ingredient of the cocoa bean variety we've already professed our unwavering love for. Combine these three delicious ingredients—raw cashews, French vanilla creamer, and instant coffee granules—in three simple steps and you'll be able to beat the heat, waffle cone in hand.
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Salem, NH — William H. Brennan age 72 of Salem, NH, died Thursday at the Holy Family Hospital, Methuen, MA. He was born in Lawrence, MA, where he grew up and attended schools and graduated from Lawrence High School. Mr. Brennan was a machine operator at AT&T in North Andover, MA. He enjoyed boating and fishing, and loved his dog Rusty. He was the son of the late Benjamin & Rita (Fredrickson) Brennan. He was also predeceased by his siblings, Eileen Hurrell and Richard Brennan. He is survived by his son: Daniel Brennan and his fiancé Kimberly Patti of York, ME, Grandchildren: Matthew & Kyle Brennan, Several Nieces & Nephews
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Calling it a move toward "transparency and accountability," Gov. Martin O'Malley last week unveiled a new Web site allowing Marylanders to search for any state agency and see how much money it spent with different vendors.
The site can be found at www.spending.dbm.maryland.gov and can be searched by vendor or ZIP code.
Check the State Highway Administration spending, for example, and you will find quite a few local vendors in 2008, including, to name a few, Carl Belt Inc., of Cumberland, $6.4 million; Bedford Road Petroleum, $114,417 and Nightengale & Sons LLC, Lonaconing, $80,557.
Unfortunately, the site does not give any other details about the spending. But it is a good start toward accountability. Let's hope more details are added soon....
Maryland restaurant owners received a little encouragement recently when the National Restaurant Association's 2009 Restaurant Industry Forecast was released. The group is predicting a 2.87 percent increase in restaurant sales in the state this year....
The ban on smoking in Maryland bars and restaurants will be a year old on Feb. 1. The reports we've been hearing are that the ban is working out fine. Some bar and restaurant owners tell us they would not revert back to allowing smoking even if the law were repealed....
A number of new laws took effect across the land on Jan. 1. One is in Illinois and allows judges to order those who violate a restraining order to wear tracking devices. This would be useful in our area, given our high incidence of domestic assault cases.
A new California law permits veterans with license plates designating a special military status, such as Purple Heart or Medal of Honor recipients, Pearl Harbor survivors or former POWs, to park in metered spaces for free....
Memorabilia related to President-elect Barack Obama and the upcoming Jan. 20 inauguration can be found seemingly everywhere. The popular TV shopping channel QVC has jumped on the bandwagon big-time (see related story on today's business page, 1E).
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We can track state's spending
Calling it a move toward "transparency and accountability," Gov. Martin O'Malley last week unveiled a new Web site allowing Marylanders to search for any state agency and see how much money it spent with different vendors.
- Jan Alderton - Opinion
Internet sales tax coming?
Look for Maryland legislators to zero-in on how to tax Internet sales when the General Assembly convenes next year.
Frederick may lose postal jobs
At one time, it appeared that U.S. Postal Service jobs in Cumberland would be moved to Frederick. But the agency couldn't justify the move, so now it is considering moving Frederick's operations to Baltimore.
Their days are numbered
Incandescent light bulbs and mercury thermometers — long staples of everyday life — are nearing extinction in the United States.
Why not ask those who know?
Instead of considering another survey about the condition of its streets, the city of Cumberland should turn to its own employees for input.
Let's test your memory
How is your recollection of major local news events of the past year?
Talking turkey (and more)
While researching Cumberland Evening Times files for some information on local historical sites, I ran across several items that gave a glimpse of local Thanksgiving observances 90 or so years ago.
eEdition generates interest
Although it been less than two weeks since it was launched, the Cumberland Times-News eEdition is generating a lot of interest.
Meetings: Still only partial sunshine
On March 15, 1973, The Cumberland News — which was the morning newspaper published by the Times-News — carried the following column written by me about the need for more open government in Maryland.
We'll get a break this winter
Amidst one of the hottest summers on record comes a forecast for how much snow we might expect this coming winter.
Guess who's 60? Beetle!
A Deep Creek Lake house recently sold for $3.5 million — a record for the Western Maryland resort spot.
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Don't be bitter cat lovers. Friday is "Take Your Dog to Work Day."
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The Washington Animal Rescue League began its annual adopt-a-thon Saturday, slashing fees for new pet owners for the weekend.
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HOUSTON, TX – August 1, 2008 – Belltown Media, Inc., publisher of the award-winning monthly magazine Linux Journal, is pleased to announce the launch of a mobile version of its popular Linux Journal web site.
Katherine Druckman, webmistress for the Linux Journal family of web sites, commented "We are very excited to introduce LinuxJournal.com readers to the mobile version. Increased accessibility will allow us to reach a broader readership and will afford our readers the convenience of reading Linux Journal anywhere, which has become essential in today's increasingly mobile lifestyle."
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Linux Journal is the premier Linux magazine, dedicated to serving the Linux community and promoting the use of Linux world-wide. A monthly periodical, Linux Journal is currently in its fourteenth year of publication. Linux Journal may be purchased at all major bookstores and newsstands and may also be ordered by calling 1-888-66-LINUX (5649), sending e-mail to subs at linuxjournal dot com or visiting http://www.linuxjournal.com/.
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OLD MISSION — Separating the truth from fictionalized versions of the Salem witch trials is a daunting task.
Stephen Lewis, professor of English emeritus at Suffolk Community College in New York and resident of Old Mission Peninsula since 2002, will set out to do just that when he speaks to the Old Mission Peninsula Historical Society at 7 p.m., Thursday, at the Peninsula Township Hall, 13235 Center Road.
"From a modern perspective, it seems nearly ridiculous, the things that people were charged with," said Lewis, who holds a doctorate in American literature from New York University with his thesis in New England Puritanism.
Lewis plans to put the Salem witch trails into historical context and explain the varied theories behind the paranoia that led to more than 200 people being accused of witchcraft in the early 1690s.
"The medieval mind-set of science and religion are vital to understanding the period," said Lewis, noting that Puritanical values were a strong contributor to the events that unfolded.
"Puritanism seems like such an unattractive religion, very tough. It's hard to imagine why anyone would want to practice it," he said.
"Those who practiced Puritanism thought those who were going to heaven were predestined, that there was nothing you could do to save yourself if you were not predestined," said Lewis, who is also a novelist.
Lewis, who wrote locally set "Murder On Old Mission" in 2005, also is the author of "The Monkey Rope," "And Baby Makes None" and historical novels "Mysteries of Colonial Times," "The Dumb Shall Sing and The Seal Hath Spoken." His most recent novel is "Stone Cold Dead."


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ROWLEY — Fire Chief James Broderick returned to duty Monday, more than a month after he was placed on administrative leave for allegedly shoving a probationary firefighter. Broderick was eventually charged with simple assault by local police, but late last month, a Newburyport District Court clerk magistrate granted a general continuance, meaning no criminal charges were filed against Broderick.
Broderick confirmed Tuesday he had returned to work Monday but declined to comment on his return or the hearing before the clerk magistrate.
'That's all I have to say," Broderick said.
Rowley Town Administrator Deborah Eagan said the town's Board of Selectmen reviewed and addressed the matter as it deemed appropriate, but she wouldn't offer any more details into the actions taken by the town.
"It's still a personnel matter, so I really can't comment on it," Eagan said Tuesday.
Broderick's attorney, Salisbury-based Nicole Reilly, said since the alleged incident, her client has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support offered to him by friends, family and the community.
"He's extremely pleased to be back at work and just happy to put the matter behind him," Reilly said.
Asked if her client felt the initial charge against him was unfair to begin with, Reilly declined to answer.
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According to police, the simple assault charge stemmed from an argument between Broderick and another firefighter on April 3, which began at the station after they had returned from extinguishing a shed fire on Wethersfield Street that morning.
Following the alleged confrontation, the firefighter filed a complaint with police that quickly began an investigation led by Detective Lt. Joseph Gamache. Broderick was placed on administrative leave shortly thereafter as the town conducted its own investigation into the charge.
Since 1997, Broderick has led the small rural department that employs two full-time firefighters and 25 paid on-call firefighters. The department has three fire engines, an aerial ladder truck, two brush trucks, a rescue/command vehicle and a utility unit, according to the department's website. In 2010, Broderick earned a salary of $74,377, according to the town's annual report.


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A New York Times article this week noted that the economic slump has hit the South particularly hard, with the region accounting for six of the 11 states with the highest unemployment rates. The good news is that Tennessee isn't one of them—those are the Carolinas, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama (which is tied with Illinois for 10th, at 9.9 percent). The bad news is that if you stretch that list to 12, we're on it. Tennessee's August jobless rate of 9.7 percent is higher than the national rate of 9.1 percent, and higher than the 9.4 percent we registered a year ago.
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Reporting from Sacramento — The state has new powers to crack down on cyber-bullying, fibbing politicians and felons who work as in-home caregivers under measures signed into law Friday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Schools will now be allowed to suspend students for bullying classmates on social networking sites, including Facebook. Assemblywoman Nora Campos (D-San Jose) introduced the legislation to update California's anti-bullying laws.


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November 1st, 2011
Stanford's Weinstein reflects on shaping Obama's foreign policyCDDRL, FSI Stanford, CISAC in the news
After two years as President Barack Obama's director for development and democracy at the National Security Council, Jeremy Weinstein is back at Stanford as an associate professor of political science. Read more »
June 14th, 2011
CDDRL honors students recognized for outstanding theses
The Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (CDDRL) is pleased to announce that undergraduate senior honors student Yihana von Ritter was awarded The Firestone Medal for Excellence in Undergraduate Research for her outstanding thesis examining HIV/AIDS policy in Papua New Guinea. Von Ritter together with seven other students comprised the 2011 graduating class of CDDRL Undergraduate Honors Students. Read more »
May 23rd, 2011
A fourth wave or a false start?CDDRL, FSI Stanford Op-ed: Foreign Affairs on May 22, 2011
In a new piece published on the Foreign Affairs website, CDDRL Director Larry Diamond argues that the Arab Spring is witnessing a thawing and freezing across the region as anti-democratic forces threaten nascent democratic transformations. Diamond emphasizes the point that "even if the Arab spring comes in fits and starts, it will eventually bring fundamental political change. But whether democracy is the end result depends in part on how events unfold and how regimes and international actors engage the opposition forces." Diamond ends with some concrete suggestions to American policy-makers on how to more strategically engage the region to ensure that this unique democratic opening is not missed. Read more »
February 16th, 2011
Larry Diamond: Transition trapsCDDRL, FSI Stanford Op-ed: The New Republic on February 16, 2011
After the peaceful mass uprising that toppled one of the world's oldest autocracies, it is now possible to imagine the emergence of a genuine democracy in Egypt—the most important country in the Arab world, writes Larry Diamond, director of FSI's Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, in The New Republic. The very possibility of it marks an historic turning point for the entire region. However, Diamond cautions, there is a long and often treacherous distance between the demise of an authoritarian regime and the rise of a democracy. Read more »
February 7th, 2011
Diamond provides recommendations for a post-Mubarak worldCDDRL, FSI Stanford, ARD Op-ed: The Washington Post on February 4, 2011
Two decades after the fall of Soviet-bloc dictatorships, popular movements for democracy are erupting in the last regional bastion of authoritarianism: the Arab world. So far, only Tunisia's dictator, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, has been toppled, while Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak-who has ruled that ancient land longer than many pharaohs-announced Tuesday that he will step down in September. But other Arab autocrats are bound to go. From Algeria to Syria to Jordan, people are fed up with stagnation and injustice, and are mobilizing for democratic change. Read more »
January 28th, 2011
Through the lens of a young photographerCDDRL, FSI Stanford News
Kris Cheng is not your average senior at Stanford University, studying Energy Resources Engineering and traveling to places as diverse as Mongolia to research solar technology for nomadic communities. A self-taught photographer, he has an eye for the dramatic, capturing subjects in their natural environment but posed to enhance the style, expression, and intensity of the human condition. Kris's portraits explore his subjects intimately, while depicting the harsh realities of underdevelopment and poverty. Kris submitted the winning photograph in a competition sponsored by the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law. Read more »
December 2nd, 2009
Erik Jensen warns Philippines massacre conviction could still result in impunityCDDRL, FSI Stanford in the news: The Epoch Times on November 25, 2009
More than 57 civilians, including 26 journalists and media workers were murdered in Maguindanao province in the Philippines on November 23rd. In the past eight years, at least 74 journalists have been killed in the Philippines, and only four convictions have been secured—making the country the most dangerous place in the world for media workers.Erik Jensen , senior research scholar at CDDRL, said there was still a danger that convictions could result in impunity. "Part of that is related to the peculiar evidentiary standards in the Philippine criminal justice system," he said. "But it's also related to these inside deals with politicians." Read more »


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Remembering the golden era of journalism, analysis of the healthcare law, a reassessment of JFK's political views
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Healthcare spending: A new report by the White House Council of Economic Advisors says that healthcare spending grew by only 1.3 percent annually since passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, the lowest rate ever. But Diana Furchgott-Roth of the Manhattan Institute says there are other reasons for the slow growth of healthcare spending.
Benghazi: Last week, the State Department finally allowed 5 survivors of the September 11th, 2012 al Qaeda attack on the U-S consulate in Benghazi to testify behind closed doors on Capitol hill. Reports are now leaking out of just what the survivors told members of the House Intelligence committee.
Census Bureau scandal: Another scandal brewing in Washington, this time with the U.S. Census Bureau. Republican Congressman Darrell Issa of California, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is looking into reports that the Census Bureau fabricated numbers to lower the unemployment rate ahead of last year's elections.
Planned Parenthood fraud: An Iowa Planned Parenthood clinic is being accused of receiving fraudulent Medicare reimbursements.
Business/economy: The markets turned lower on Wednesday afternoon. Business reporter Warren Smith explains the reason for the downturn.
The golden era of journalism
Commentator Cal Thomas discusses the memories he has of the Kennedy assassination.
New analysis of the healthcare law
TW&E senior correspondent Kent Covington reports on further analysis of Obamacare.
After 50 years, a reassessment of John F. Kennedy's political views
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Pretty Hate Machine (TVT, 1989)
Broken (Nothing/Interscope, 1992)
Fixed (Nothing/Interscope, 1992)
The Downward Spiral (Nothing/Interscope, 1994)
Further Down the Spiral (Nothing/Interscope, 1995)
The Fragile (Nothing/Interscope, 1999)
Things Falling Apart (Nothing/Interscope, 2000)
And All That Could Have Been (Nothing/Interscope, 2002)
With Teeth (Nothing/Interscope, 2005)
Year Zero (Interscope, 2007)
Year Zero Remixed (Interscope, 2007)
Ghosts I-IV (The Null Corporation, 2008)
The Slip (The Null Corporation, 2008)
When Todd Rundgren came up with the title The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect back in 1983, he couldn't have known that he had just summed up the future appeal of Trent Reznor, the leader and only full-time member of Nine Inch Nails. No tortured artist is more tortured than Reznor. And he's really angry about it: angry at himself, angry at the powers that be, angry at humanity in general…and let's not even discuss God.
Emerging from the noisy subculture of industrial music, which wasn't known for its love of melody, Reznor combined one-man-band facility and a gift for sound manipulation rivaling prog-rock forebears Brian Eno and Peter Gabriel with a pronounced talent for penning catchy tunes. His 1989 debut, Pretty Hate Machine, wasn't a big seller when it was first released, and some people complained that it was lightweight compared to, say, Foetus or Ministry. Fifteen years and many millions of copies later, those complaints remain valid, but it doesn't matter; clearly, NIN was on to something that no one else had quite figured out yet. The surging metal guitars of "Head Like a Hole," the disarming detour into rap on "Down in It," the jarring bursts of white noise that punctuate "Sanctified," all bespeak an artist already near the top of his game—and they make it easy to overlook the more juvenile and narcissistic lyrical moments.
Three years later, following a nasty feud with his record company, Reznor seemed determined to never be called a lightweight again. Broken, a six-song EP with two bonus tracks (including a cover of Adam Ant's "Physical"), ups the sonic ante considerably, unleashing distorted howls of rage on "Wish" and "Gave Up." But this was only a warm up for The Downward Spiral. The perfect soundtrack to a nervous breakdown, a suicide, or just a bad, bad day, Reznor's masterwork blends perversely irresistible pop (the Prince-like "Closer," featuring the infamous chorus "I wanna fuck you like an animal"), soothing ambient instrumentals ("A Warm Place"), and violent noisefests ("Big Man With a Gun"). Some of the words are still cringeworthy—yowling "God is dead" (on "Heresy") won't shock anyone who's taken a philosophy class—but by the time we reach the apotheosis of self-loathing that is "Hurt," there's no denying that The Downward Spiral is a powerful statement, and one of the landmark albums of the Nineties.
Five years passed before its followup was completed (Reznor did a lot of film work in the interim, including the soundtracks to Natural Born Killers and Lost Highway). NIN's monumental double-disc bid for the art-rock crown, The Fragile sounds fantastic from start to finish, but there aren't enough memorable tunes underneath the alluring surfaces. The best thing about the album is that it suggests Reznor's poormiserable-me persona may be reaching its limits. Calling a song "We're in This Together" is a positive sign, and the exhilarating "Starfuckers, Inc." indicates that our boy may have a sense of humor after all, albeit a black one.
In its current one-disc form, And All That Could Have Been is your garden-variety live album. Song arrangements differ slightly from the studio versions and Reznor curses more often, but it's far from a necessity. Originally, though, it was released as two separate discs, the second focusing on Reznor's quieter side: cool piano-oriented ballads and instrumentals. Now out of print, that second disc, subtitled Still, is worth hunting down.
With Teeth has a lot of sonic firepower (inviting Dave Grohl into the studio to contribute some jackhammer drumming didn't hurt), and a couple of terrific songs, especially "The Hand That Feeds." But neither Reznor's songwriting nor his performances budge an inch from the territory they staked out years earlier. Year Zero is more of the same, with perhaps a few more varieties of digital distortion thrown in (the second half of "The Great Destroyer" is a drum loop run through seemingly every filter ever programmed). Lyrically, it's a high-concept suite about a future American dystopia, which was expanded into an "alternate reality game" rolled out alongside it—there's not exactly a coherent narrative, but it's a good excuse for Reznor to murmur, growl and shout about his usual bugaboos.
Finally beholden to nobody else's record label, Reznor recorded a peculiar offering to his cult: Ghosts, a two-hour set of mostly-instrumental mood pieces (with a bit of extra guitar from Adrian Belew). Released in formats ranging from a free, abridged set of MP3s to a mega-deluxe $300 package, it's nobody's favorite NIN album—these are textures more than compositions, although some of them are pretty cool as textures go. The Slip, recorded quickly released two months later, really is a present for the fans: Reznor offered the whole thing as a free download. The clammy, mountain-scaling riffs of "Echoplex" are the album's highlight, but from the moment Reznor starts yowling "I don't feel anything at all" on "1,000,000," it's clear that this is going to be another totally acceptable NIN-by-numbers record: more BDSM imagery, more grime-and-oil-caked disco beats, more icy piano interludes, neither an advance nor a retreat.
A true studio rat, Reznor doesn't want to leave his records alone, even after they've been released. So he turns the tracks over to other studio rats and lets them mess around for a while; recently, he's even been offering his multitrack recordings to the public to play around with. Four NIN releases have been followed by a disc consisting solely of remixes: first Fixed, then Further Down the Spiral and Things Falling Apart, and most recently Year Zero Remixed. Though not without interest, these collections don't add up to much without easy access to a club-level sound system and the intoxicant(s) of your choice—unless you're a studio rat too, that is.
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This is our last week of classes, and we've spent it discussing advertising, which is critical to our current media system and highly influential for our culture.
We looked at the various sources from which the public gains information about companies and brands, and played with Google's Think Quarterly Brand Impression builder. Try it out with some other brands and see how complex the world of brand management and strategic communication must be today in order to cope with these millions of information sources.
We discussed the challenges marketers face in getting through "ad clutter," and how guerrilla and viral marketing techniques have emerged as useful strategies. In particular, I mentioned to you the legendary Subservient Chicken, created by Burger King, which was a significant viral campaign.
We reviewed briefly the changes in advertising patterns across traditional and newer media, especially the decline in newspaper ad revenue, the time spent with different forms of TV/video entertainment, and the distribution of ad spending across different media.
We witnessed the sad demise of the last advertising agency on earth, and learned that bad ads make kittens cry.
We talked about how marketers want your BRAINZ — like zombies.
We looked at the changes in advertising styles over time, and you can continue this exploration at adflip.
We learned about positioning a product from "Mad Men":
And, finally, we discussed Robert Cialdini's "Weapons of Influence" and looked for their use in ads.
It was a busy week! One more in a great semester. Thanks for all your hard work this semester. Please keep in touch and continue to think about media!


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Brad Childress and Marty Schottenheimer both interviewed for the Buccaneers head coaching vacancy this week and came away impressed with what they found.
Marty Schottenheimer left One Buccaneer Place Tuesday afternoon happy with his interview to be the ninth head coach of the Buccaneers, and likes what he sees from the roster.
The 68-year old former Browns, Chiefs, Redskins and Chargers coach commented to the Tampa Bay Times Tuesday.
"I think they've got some great young players on that team," Schottenheimer told the Times. "They've also got some really solid veterans. And when you see them develop, that's always very exciting for every coach.
"In my particular case, I like to work with kids. I refer to them as kids, even though I know they're grown men. But I like to give them the benefit of my insight as to what I've seen and experienced in this business. I am a teacher."
Schottenheimer began his professional coaching career with the Cleveland Browns in 1984. He last coached in San Diego in 2006 and was fired after an apparent dispute with owner Alex Spanos and general manager A.J. Smith, even after a posting an impressive 14-2 record. In Schottenheimer's 22 seasons as a NFL head coach (200-126), his teams earned 13 trips to the playoffs (5-13 playoff game record), eight divisional titles, and had just two seasons with a sub .500 record.
Former Vikings coach Brad Childress interviewed Monday and while he didn't want to get into the details of the meeting, Childress, like Schottenheimer, sees the possibilites.
"I prefer to keep that a private matter between me and the team and general manager Mark Dominik - aside from the fact that we talked,'' Childress told the Tampa Tribune.
"I like Josh Freeman. You know, we (Vikings) ended up taking (Florida wide receiver) Percy Harvin (22nd overall) in the draft, but if Josh had come to us, it would have been hard to pass up a quarterback like that.''
Last week, former Packers and Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman and Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray were interviewed.
Sherman was the Packers head coach from 2000-2005 (57-39 record) and lead his team to three divisional titles in Green Bay during that stretch. He was fired after a 4-12 record in his last season as Packers head coach and was hired as an assistant coach with the Houston Texans before taking over the Aggies program in 2008. Sherman was 25-25 in his tenure as head coach at Texas A&M.
Gray played nine seasons in the NFL, including one season for the Buccaneers in 1993, and is currently the defensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans. In his first season as defensive coordinator with the Titans, Gray's unit finished 18th in the league in total defense. Gray previously coached with the Seahawks, Redskins and Bills, and also had an earlier stint with the Titans.
Former Dallas head coach and current Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips is reportedly set to interview for the Bucs' vacancy Friday.
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The Internal Revenue Service announced that it's raising the 2012 contribution limits for some types of retirement accounts.
"Huh? What's she talking about?" – if that first paragraph sounded like jargon, here's the background.
(If you understood that first paragraph, you can skip the "Background" section and go straight to the list of 2012 contribution limit increases, which I've posted below.)
Read more: How Much Money Will I Need to Retire?
The Background
There are a handful of different accounts that help you save for retirement.
The 401k
The most popular is the 401k account, which is offered by many employers. The money that you put in your 401k is called your "contribution." This contribution is made with pre-tax money. This means that instead of paying income tax on your contribution now, you'll pay taxes years down the road when you withdraw that money.
If you're self-employed, and your business has no common-law employees other than your spouse, you can set up an Individual 401k for yourself. This is sometimes referred to as a Solo 401k.
You have a choice of contributing either pre-tax dollars or after-tax dollars to your Solo 401k.
If you want to contribute after-tax dollars – meaning you pay taxes this year, but you don't have to pay taxes when you withdraw the money in retirement – your account will be called a Roth Solo 401k or a Roth Individual 401k.
Read more:Maximize Your (Limited) Money.
The IRA
There are four main types of Individual Retirement Accounts, or IRA's: The SIMPLE IRA, the SEP-IRA, the Traditional IRA and the Roth IRA.
The Traditional IRA is also funded with pre-tax dollars, while the Roth IRA is funded with after-tax money. (Here's a helpful hint: anytime you hear the word "Roth," it indicates "after-tax dollars.")
You're allowed to chip in a maximum of $5,000 per year (in the year 2012) to a combination of your Traditional IRA and Roth IRA accounts. If you're 50 or over, you can chip in an extra $1,000 on top of that limit.
In other words, your yearly contribution to your Roth IRA plus your Traditional IRA can't be greater than $5,000 if you're 49 or under, or $6,000 if you're 50 or over.
Read more: How to Become a Millionaire (Really!)
For example: Sally, age 25, contributes $5,000 to her Roth IRA. She is not allowed to contribute anything to her Traditional IRA in that same year.
John, age 57, contributes $2,000 to his Roth IRA and $4,000 to his Traditional IRA.
And Benny, age 44, contributes $4,999 to his Roth IRA and $1 to his Traditional IRA.
You can establish both a Traditional IRA and Roth IRA account yourself. By contrast, only your employer can set up a SEP-IRA for you. SEP-IRA's are often used by self-employed people or small businesses.
Your employer can contribute up to 25 percent of your wages to a SEP-IRA – so if you are paid $80,000, your employer can contribute $20,000 to your SEP-IRA.
The SIMPLE IRA is also used by small businesses with 100 or fewer employees. Contributions to the SIMPLE IRA are made with pre-tax dollars.
Read more: How a Tax Refund Can Cost You More
2012 Contribution Limit Increases
As I mentioned in the first paragraph, the IRS announced it's raising the contribution limit on some retirement accounts for 2012. Here are the new limits:
401k – Increase from $16,500 to $17,000
The IRS is raising the contribution limit to your 401k from $16,500 (the 2011 limit) to $17,000 (the 2012 limit). This applies to both Roth and Traditional 401k plans. It also applies to the 401k's close cousins, called the 403b and the 457.
If you're 50 or over, you can add an extra $5,500 to that maximum – for a total of $22,500 that you can stash away in a 401k.
SEP-IRA – Increase from $49,000 to $50,000
In 2011, your employer was allowed to contribute a maximum of $49,000 to your SEP-IRA. In 2012, that limit is raised to $50,000.
Just be cautious – you're only allowed to contribute a maximum of 25 percent of your net profit, up to a maximum dollar amount of $50,000. The maximum number of raw dollars you're able to contribute to a SEP-IRA increased, but the percentage of your net profit that you can devote to your SEP-IRA is the same.
Traditional and Roth IRA, SIMPLE IRA – Stayed the Same
No changes here. You can only contribute $5,000 to a combination of your Traditional and Roth IRA, or $6,000 if you're 50 or over. You can contribute $11,500 to a SIMPLE-IRA, or $14,000 if you're 50 or over.
Read more: How Will the Bush Tax Cut Expiration Affect You?
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With each Psychic Ills release comes greater focus and an increased emphasis on more conventional song structures. Their new album, One Track Mind will advance that narrative, at least, if the rest of the tracks sound anything like the title track (with accompanying video) we have embedded for you below. The LP will be released to the masses on February 19th via Sacred Bones.
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Before your next purchase, be it a big investment or minor indulgence, you want to make sure you're getting the best product out there at the best price. But thoroughly researched, unbiased reviews are hard to come by. That is why Consumer Reports has been a mainstay in buying guides since 1936, keeping readers informed on the best products, from cars to tools and appliances. Each issue offers useful and detailed reviews that are broken down into dozens of categories, such as electronics, home and yard, fitness and cars. Sections are then further broken down into subcategories, such as "best in fuel economy" for cars, or "best TV brands" for electronics. Consumer Reports offers vital tips and information that make it easier to navigate the vast market and find the product you're looking for. In the magazine's "Lab tests" section, you will find detailed reviews of products that have been assessed on a profound level, the results based on numerous trials. With Consumer Reports, you can trust that the information you are getting is straightforward and to the point. Discover fun details about products and get tips about reliable brands. Products that perform well and offer great value are easy to find, as they are given the coveted title of "CR Best Buys." Further, readers will find interesting articles on topics ranging from money and politics to nutrition and food. All in all, Consumer Reports is a vital tool for the informed consumer.
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[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Justin Bieber[/lastfm] praises the incredible people affected by the devastation in Japan and prays for them.
hearing the news in Japan I hope everyone is ok and our prayers go out to you. An incredible place and an incredible people. #prayforjapan—
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Thanks so much! I would absolutley love to take credit for the Bean story, but that one was written by MP's indomitable Coury Turczyn. Your kind words, and readership, are greatly appreciated. My mom agrees with you completely. : - )
Just want to say that I appreciate your take on Martyrs. Reviewers seem to take one of two extreme approaches to the flick, either hailing it as a masterpiece of modern horror or condemning it as irredeemable garbage. I like that you found something in the middle.
It's worth pointing out that Tell No One is actually a pot boiler squared, based on an American bestseller by Harlan Coben.


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