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Video of SC police shooting to be released
The York County sheriff will release the dashboard camera video of a traffic stop where one of his deputies shot a 70-year-old man as he reached for his cane.
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Crowders Mountain victim identified as veteran climber
A rock climber died Monday after falling on a rock face called "Middle Finger" in Crowders Mountain State Park in Gaston County.
TODAY LHS reunion meeting The reunion committee for the second annual LHS reunion classes of 1960-70 will meet 6 p.m. for a covered dish event in the old high school cafeteria at the Gaston College-Lincoln campus, 511 S. Aspen St. in Lincolnton.
County woman charged with dog theft
The same day the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office issued a press release asking the public's help in locating an alleged dog thief, the suspect turned herself in, deputies said.
Slave narratives come alive at Cultural Center
The narratives of a number of North Carolina African-American slaves were brought to life on the Lincoln Cultural Center stage Friday night.
Robert Brandon Simons, 28, of 4950 Maiden Hwy. in Lincolnton was charged March 5 with one count each of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, DWI and harassing phone call.
Landlord threatens action against city over sinkholes
Lincoln County resident Martha Finger says she has struggled with an overflowing creek nearby and storm water running down Elizabeth Avenue and flooding her property, causing extensive damage to her mobile homes.
Eddie and LouAnn Poovey of Lincolnton announce the engagement of their daughter, Polly Poovey of Lincolnton to Darin Crisson of Lincolnton.
Nichelle Gautier of El Paso, TX. and Aldrin Sanders of Quincy, Fla. announce the engagement of their daughter, Laketa Marie Liddell of Greensboro to Edwin Marquis Barber of Greensboro.
Sheriff's Office: Cemetery dog found, thief at-large
Deputies are searching for a Denver woman accused of stealing a dog from a Lincolnton cemetery last month, the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office said.
Churches celebrate Ash Wednesday
More than 100 members from seven different Lincoln County churches gathered Wednesday at First United Methodist Church in Lincolnton to commemorate Ash Wednesday and the beginning of the Lenten season.
Boh the cemetery dog has been found
According to Friday's WCNC News , a lost German shepherd, who is known for his comforting presence at a cemetery in Lincolnton, N.C., has been found and reunited with his family.
Dog who comforts cemetery-goers found safe
A search for a dog in Lincolnton that garnered a lot of interest locally on social media has come to happy end.
Undercover drug roundup leads to 20 arrests
The investigation began months ago, using undercover officers and confidential informants to buy narcotics from 30 people, according to a press release from the Lincolnton Police Department.
Tickets are now on sale for the Lincoln Theatre Guild's upcoming performance of "Seussical" at the Cultural Center.
City cops targeting suspected dealers
Police targeted at least 30 area suspects Wednesday morning accused of selling and buying drugs within the City of Lincolnton.
Toasha Nicole Rice, 27, of 6887 Lackey Rd. in Vale was charged Feb. 27 with one count of failure to appear.
A Lincolnton man was apprehended in Morganton this month and accused of stealing a firearm in Burke County, Public Safety officers said.
Rose garden supporters seek public's help
With more than 30 purple, yellow, red, pink and white rose bushes in full bloom for the city each spring, summer and fall, the Tracy Jenkins Memorial Rose Garden is a staple in the Lincolnton community.
Lincoln drug probe leads to 2 arrests
Christopher Kapusta, 22, of Lincolnton, was arrested Friday afternoon on drug charges, according to Lincoln County authorities.

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Learn More! →WILSON, N.C. — Imagine no clean drinking water, much less clean water for bathing, washing dishes, or cleaning clothes. This is what students of Campus Compassion at Barton College did, and, as a result, they have chosen to reach out to their global neighbors by raising awareness and financial support through the fundraiser, "Wine to Share, [...]
Learn More! →WILSON, N.C. — The blur of blue shirts spotted across Wilson on Wednesday, Oct. 19, will unmistakably be Barton College Bulldogs busy at work for a multitude of local organizations during the annual Barton College Day of Service in our community. With over 760 participants signed up, students and professors at Barton College will set aside [...]
Learn More! →Wilson, N.C. — Barton College will welcome renowned historian Dr. Paul D. Escott, Reynolds Professor of History at Wake Forest University, as the featured speaker for the upcoming BB&T Heritage Lecture in American History scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 18. Escott's lecture is titled "History and Myth: Why We Misunderstand the Civil War." Scheduled for 7:30 [...]
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What makes a good school? Before the lotteries begin, it's important to acknowledge there is no single answer.Linda Grant March 2, 2007 10:00 AM
Judah Passow's images give an insight into the world of war, where the rules of civilisation as we understand it cease to apply.Conor Foley March 2, 2007 9:00 AM
International justice has been brought into sharp focus this week and it's an issue politicians and journalists appear to be struggling with.Edward Lucas March 2, 2007 8:00 AM
Wherever you got hitched, the place to get de-coupled is London, divorce capital of the world. For women, at any rate.Ben Whitford March 1, 2007 9:30 PM
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Probably use a second line upgrade? Or someone could sell their s3 and buy the note at full priceOriginally Posted by geoff5093
If I could have the Note 2 or GS3 and the RAZR Maxx HD I would. But then again who wouldn't.Originally Posted by joshxdroid
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Not sure about Huskur....but I got 90 day exchange from Costco.Originally Posted by geoff5093
Best place I've ever purchased a phone....lol
Anyone notice a single ad for the release of the Maxx HD? I haven't seen one. Just wondering why.
Buy the Note 2 outright at $700 (guestimate) and sell the GS3 to recoup most of my cost. I can get at LEAST $450 on eBay with its accessories. Just sold my Razr Maxx for $400 on eBay. So I may just keep the SG3 as my back up phone.
So I have the $400 from the sale of my Maxx so its like getting the Note 2 for $300!! Likely I will keep the GS3 for back up. When I got the GS3 the Maxx was the back up.
I know, you guys are really crazy. I get crap all the time from my family for always wanting a new phone, but in reality, I had an enV touch, which was an freaking joke of a phone, I bought a Droid 1 off of Craigslist which was a year old at the time, and then I got suckered into buying a Thunderbolt. Not counting the D1 (which I should have kept longer), all my phones have been pieces of crap. You guys just get the urge to get a new phone every 6 months and boom, you make it happen. And yet, here I am like a schmuck with my lousy Thunderbolt, patiently waiting as best I can because my wife is making me wait. Err!!@#&$%!!
That's cause they're single. Once you get married you need to justify your toys. Just accidentally drop your thunderbolt into the toilet :-D
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Armour Residential REIT, Inc. (ARR) is an agency mortgage REIT ("mREIT"). Armour is unique among mREITs in that it pays its dividends on a monthly basis instead of quarterly. Shares of Armour have recently been quite volatile due to a recent equity offering and dividend reduction. Armour's current monthly dividend is $0.07 per share, or $0.84 annually. At current prices, Armour yields about 12.8%.
While the dividends are paid monthly, Armour announces the dividend rate every quarter. The recently announced monthly dividend of $0.07 per share is a 14% reduction from the previous monthly dividend of $0.08 per share. This new dividend rate corresponds to the second quarter of 2013 (April, May, June) and marks the third straight quarter of lower dividends for Armour.
I had previously warned my followers of the probability of a dividend cut for Armour:
This was quite easy to determine, as Armour announced a rather large equity offering for over 65M shares in the middle of Q1 2013. These extra funds were only able to generate income for half of Q1 2013. In addition, this offering represents over 20% of Armour's float. Even worse, was that this offering was priced at only $6.75 per share. This massively diluted Armour's shareholders, considering that Armour reported a book value of $7.29 per share as of December 31, 2012. Indeed, included in its Q4 2012 report, Armour announced that its estimated book value as of February 13, 2013, was between $6.70 to $6.76. This represents at least a 7.7% decline in book value in only 2 months.
These equity offerings should not come as much of a surprise, as Armour's management benefits enormously from the increase in equity size. Armour's management is entitled to receive a monthly management fee that is based on the total of all gross equity raised, regardless of performance:
Indeed, during 2012, Armour announced five large equity offerings, which dramatically increased its size:
The size of this management fee has ballooned since 2010, reaching $19.5M for full year 2012. As of Q4 2012, This fee now represented over 6% of the net interest income generated by Armour.
As of Q4 2012, Armour was one of the riskier mREITs, with a debt to equity ratio of 8.25X. The Q4 2012 net interest margin stood at 1.55% and has declined every quarter since Q1 2012. During the fourth quarter, the prepayment rate stood at 14.1%.
Armour's leverage ratio is quite worrisome, as it is higher than it peers, such as American Capital Agency (AGNC), CYS Investments (CYS), and Invesco Mortgage Capital (IVR). Even with its higher leverage, Armour also does not offer a yield as high as AGNC, nor does it trade at a large discount to book value such as CYS.
Leverage Ratio | 8.25X | 7.0X | 7.7X | 6.1X |
Price as of 3/13/13 | $6.56 | $32.99 | $12.18 | $21.41 |
Book value | $6.76 | $31.64 | $13.30 | $20.83 |
Premium/ (Discount) | (3%) | 4.2% | (8.5%) | 3% |
Armour has consistently been one of the worst performing mREITs. The constant equity offerings have diluted shareholders and has accelerated Armour's book value decline. The only reason for Armour's current high yield is due to its use of excessive leverage, which is well above many of its peers. It is my opinion that investors should avoid Armour.


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He already owns the third-best single-season touchdown mark, throwing 37 last year.
The junior credits his preparation through the week for his performances at the end of the week.
"Like I say every time, it's practice," Cato said. "I make sure and stick it in my head that I've got to have a good practice. So when we look at the film the next day, I want to make sure (offensive coordinator Bill) Legg only talks to me about one mess-up, or not even one mess-up, to make sure I'm doing everything possible to make myself a great quarterback."
Cato's teammates see that dedication to perfection, too. They also hear it. Tight end Gator Hoskins, who's tied with Shuler and two others for an FBS-best six touchdown catches in November, said his quarterback expects every player to focus during practice.
"The way he prepares, watching film, coming out to practice, if he makes a mistake in practice, he's down on himself," Hoskins said. "He's a person with a lot of emotion. He doesn't just get on us. He gets on himself. He wants to be perfect."
While many of Cato's numbers have eclipsed most, if not all the other quarterbacks in the FBS this November, Legg said Cato's greatest contribution has been how he's affected the rest of the offense. Legg pointed out Cato, Hoskins, Chris Jasperse and Shuler among others as team leaders who wanted to eliminate the bad taste of losing.
In doing so, the coordinator said, they've elevated the play of those around them.
"I don't know if it's so much that he's that much more locked in or he's working that much harder, because he's always been locked in and he always works hard," Legg said. "He wants to come out here and have a perfect practice. As much as it is to do with him playing better, but what's significantly better is the players playing around him."
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1982 Bar
There's music five nights a week and a wide variety of video games... |
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Boot Hill Saloon
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Falcon's Nest
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Free Bird Live
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Lynch's Irish Pub
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Palace Saloon
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Penthouse Lounge
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Scarlett O'Hara's
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Sneakers Sports Grille
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Square One
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The Surf Restaurant & Bar
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Tini Martini Bar
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Marine Resources Manager, Okinawa, Japan
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The Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University will become a model for change in education and research with the best int...
Remote Sensing from the International Space Station
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The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) announces the release of its latest Request for Proposals (RFP), "Remote Sensing fr...
Executive Director, Division of Earth and Ecosystem Sciences
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The Desert Research Institute (DRI) has an exciting opportunity for an Executive Director for its Division of Earth and Ecosystem Sciences (DEES).
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The University of Texas – Arlington's Department of Biology seeks an individual with outstanding academic credentials in any field of Biology to se...
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Director of RENEW - Research and Education in eNergy, Environment and Water at University at Buffalo
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MERIT Scholars are supported for three years at NRSA rates; are provided with health insurance at no charge; Allowance for travel and supplies as outlined on...
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To assist licensees and potential licensees, the Health Inspection Program has assembled a list of programs and seminars that are known to us, below. The Program will also consider other training opportunites on a case-by-case basis as they are presented to us.
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http://www.yourtrainingplaceonline.comSee local hospitals or Red Cross as they may offer blood borne pathogen courses.
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Aquatic Training Institute
Online Training and Certification for Swimming Pool and Spa Professionals
Aquatic Facility Audits Online Course & Handbook
The Aquatic Facility Audits course from the National Swimming Pool Foundation is a comprehensive resource for any facility that understands the importance of conducting effective safety audits. The interactive course features narration, images and video, and includes a copy of the Aquatic Facility Audits handbook.
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The Agronomic Division of the N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services recently announced that a $4 fee per sample will be charged to soil samples that arrive at the Soil Lab in Raleigh during the peak season for soil sampling. The peak season and when fees apply will be December through March. The soil sample fee will be based on the date the sample is logged in the system, and not the day of arrival which is usually a few days preceding log in. To make sure your soil samples arrive on time and are entered into the system prior to December 1, please plan to bring your samples by November 22nd.
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I bought a TouchPad 32GB 4G never opened - sealed in box.
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People talk about how TP will dual boot webOS + CM...
As geekpeter frequently reminds us, it will actually triple boot webOS + CM + Ubuntu chroot... If you've a mind to really play with it. I wouldn't rule out a port of Ubuntu Touch in the future either. So far, I just use mine as webOS with the LunaCE overlay (4.9.5). But I understand some people like options. I believe TP has more options than any other Tablet out there - old or new. Enjoy your new TouchPad.
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Veterans Day Quotes
"The most persistent sound which reverberates through men's history is the beating of war drums."
Arthur Koestler
"Veteran's Day Quotes are not hard to come by, but here's a compilation of some of the best and most famous in one place."
"We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude."
Cynthia Ozick
"A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself. "
Joseph Campbell
"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his."
George Patton
"When eating bamboo sprouts, remember the man who planted them."
Chinese Proverb
"It is easy to take liberty for granted, when you have never had it taken from you."
Dick Cheney
"Nurture your minds with great thoughts, to believe in the heroic makes heroes."
Benjamin Disraeli
"Freedom is never free."
"This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave."
Elmer Davis
"I believe it is the nature of people to be heroes, given the chance."
James A. Autry
"I dream of giving birth to a child who will ask, "Mother, what was war?" "
Eve Merriam
"I think there is one higher office than president and I would call that patriot."
Gary Hart
"When our perils are past, shall our gratitude sleep? "
George Canning
"Heroes take journeys, confront dragons, and discover the treasure of their true selves."
Carol Lynn Pearson
"Courage is almost a contradiction in terms. It means a strong desire to live taking the form of readiness to die."
"She mourned with a bleak blank determination, marching straight ahead with a shell-shocked vet's hollow-eyed thousand-yard stare while doing the next thing and the next."
James A. Hetley
"Without heroes, we are all plain people, and don't know how far we can go."
Bernard Malamud
"In war, there are no unwounded soldiers."
Jose Narosky
"My heroes are those who risk their lives every day to protect our world and make it a better place–police, firefighters, and members of our armed forces."
Sidney Sheldon
"As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them."
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
"Valor is stability, not of legs and arms, but of courage and the soul."
Michel de Montaigne
"In the beginning of a change, the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot."
Mark Twain
"Lord, bid war's trumpet cease;
Fold the whole earth in peace."
Oliver Wendell Holmes
"How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes! "
Maya Angelou
"But fame is theirs - and future days; On pillar'd brass shall tell their praise; Shall tell - when cold neglect is dead - "These for their country fought and bled.""
Philip Freneau
"But the freedom that they fought for, and the country grand they wrought for, Is their monument to-day, and for aye."
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We arrived in Baltimore around 11:30 am in a pouring rain after a much shorted drive from Ohio. The parking line snaked slowly around the parking lot. The rain really slowed up the luggage drop off, but about an hour later we were parked and inside the building checking in. Check in was quick, and we were on board very shortly.
We had two side by side junior suites and supposedly had a linked reservation. Despite this, our room cards showed two different tables for dining on two different floors. So, our first stop was the dining room to beg for the 6 of us, 3 adults and 3 children, to be seated together. The hostess took pity on us and quickly gave us a new assignment in one of the private rooms in the front corners of the dining room. Initially we were disappointed not to be in the main dining room, but as the cruise went along I appreciated the small dining room. We had a great view out the windows and it was much quieter in there.
From there we braved the Windjammer for lunch. After this we rarely ate up there. It was always a madhouse. Being a spring break cruise, the ship was very full and full of children. The Windjammer buffet has a very tight design and was always way too crowded. We couldn't ever find a table for 6 and it was tough to get through the crowd to get food and struggle back to our tables.
Once done with lunch we found our cabins available and made our way there. We had cabins 8614 an 8616. These are junior suites very near the centrum elevators. This was a very convenient location. We had some noise from above during the day. I believe we were right underneath the ping-pong table, so there was some running noises overhead, but it was quiet enough at night. We didn't lose any sleep. The kids liked the pole at the foot of the bed in cabin 8614. The other cabin didn't have the support pole, but the room was large with fairly nice beds. One of the kids slept on the pull out sofa bed. While large, the sofa bed is a thin cot mattress over slats and bars. It would not have been comfortable for an adult to sleep on. The room also had two arm chairs, two ottomans which opened for "secret" storage. The kids claimed those for their stuff. The balcony contained two chairs and a table. The bathroom was large with a good sized tub and a large sink and counter with two medicine cabinets.
Around 4 pm we attempted to leave the Port of Baltimore. Shortly thereafter, the Captain announced that he had wrestled the ship back to the dock due the storm. This would impact our cruise and it was later announced that we would lose the stop in Coco Cay. After a nice evening on board we went to bed still docked in Baltimore. We apparently left sometime in the wee hours of the morning. At breakfast we awoke to find ourselves off the coast of the Hampton/Newport News/Norfolk area. It was finally sunny and while the air was brisk we had no more rain for the rest of the cruise.
We enjoyed the ship for the next two days while sailing to Florida. The kids liked the kids club so much they asked to go up there quite a lot - every day, several times a day. The liked the activities and made quite a lot of friends. They also enjoyed the pools and hot tubs. The rock climbing wall was a big hit as well. The bungee trampoline was enjoyed as well, but it had much shorter hours and the line to jump was often over an hour long. I thought RCCL did a great job with family activities. They had family trivia, karaoke, dance parties and a family quest. I was disappointed that the family movies were shown at 10 pm. 8pm would have been a better time, 10 was too late for our kids. Still, the TV showed plenty of kids movies such as Toy Story 3 and Despicable Me. Despite the large number of kids - I heard mention of at least 900 children aboard, the majority of the children were reasonably well behaved. Security staff were conspicuously present throughout the ship and I think that their active presence kept a lot of children from acting up.
The ship was clean, a little aged but beautiful with large windows looking out to sea everywhere. There was always a nice place to sit with a view. The pool chair hogging seemed to ease in the afternoon and I almost always found a place to sit fairly quickly. We say a couple of shows in the theatre. The New York Vagabonds were a big hit. If they show up on your cruise don't hesitate to take in their show. El Gaucho was the other show we saw and he was entertaining as well, although I heard that a comic later in the cruise was offensively bad.
Meals were fairly good. We had some minor problems with the dining room early on with several menu items not being available. But the staff was so apologetic and worked so hard to please us though the rest of the cruise that we quickly forgave the early problems. The only real disappointment with the dining room was the final evening we had ordered a birthday cake for one of the children who was celebrating a birthday on board. The cake was paid for and ordered weeks in advance, yet the ship had no record of the order. We made do with a slice of cake, but RCCL needs to figure out what went wrong there.
Overall it was a great cruise. It was really enjoyable sailing out of Baltimore. The Enchantment was a lovely ship and everyone had a terrific time. We may go again next spring break.


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deb of see-attleboro March 7, 2014 at 03:20 pm
Well, Steve, you missed my point completely. My point was that a smart shopper in a free economy…Read More will take his/her business elsewhere and never, EVER forget.
Steve Marino March 7, 2014 at 03:39 pm
Deb,I know, I just dissected a small part of what you were saying to prove my point from a previous…Read More thread.
Mike, a very sad time we are living in. I just hate to see the middle class workers suffer these tax increases on business, because we all know that when a company gets hit with tax increases, they usually cut their biggest expense first, which is generally payroll. It's just sad how many middle class workers voted to CRUSH themselves. At some point I hope they understand this, but with all the lies and propaganda being spread by the left wing radical Democratic Party now in control, it's hard to ever get the truth. They just blame it on their "greedy" bosses because this is the bill of goods they are sold. Very sad!
Iron Mike March 7, 2014 at 05:14 pm
In THIS state in particular Steve, too many adults were raised up hearing at the dinner table about…Read More how 'greedy and mean those Republican fat cats are'. Their parents – mostly just high school grads at best - never figured out where their paychecks came from. Back then they thought FDR was a god. Today their kids & grandkids think Obama is one too. A certain kind of ignorance can be inherited...
Paul Dionne March 9, 2014 at 09:26 pm
Silence Do Bad. He can only reside in the white house two terms, so your post shows in touch with…Read More reality you are. Another Looser Liberal should Lead the Left eLsewhere. Enough L's for you?
Silence DoBad March 9, 2014 at 10:26 pm
Paul I think you missed the point of my post.
really, OAFbama?
Jacqui Field February 28, 2014 at 02:38 am
Hi Everyone, We increase our Pizza Menu every day and we will be serving delicious sandwiches, subs…Read More and salads-all organic and natural. We are very fussy about serving you the best ingredients and the most amazing food! The rest of the menu will evolve in due time. Most likely not next Monday-I am very ambitious but realistic! Need to get my Peeps up and trained on all our menu items. So be patient-you have all waited this long so what's a little longer! Don't want to crash and burn! Thank you to all who have come in and supported us. Love always, Jacqui and John-Oh we will have Swenbecks Famous Chowda this week end-another menu addition!!!!!!!!!
John February 25, 2014 at 08:18 am
Totally agree with your sentiments, BH. Instead of doing their jobs -- effectively managing the…Read More state budget (I know, stop laughing everyone), and rooting out waste, fraud, and corruption at every turn -- the Governor and Democratic-controlled state legislature instead want the easy money, oops, I mean "revenue," that these casinos will (allegedly) pour into the state coffers. Heck, upcoming state budgets are already based on having this casino cash already in hand. That would be like me planning a major purchase today on a bonus I MIGHT receive years down the road. Talk about dumb! If and when casinos do ever get built in this state (remember, folks, this IS Massachusetts, after all) give them just a few years before they all turn into Atlantic City, Part II.
Richard Smith February 25, 2014 at 08:42 am
And in other news, AG Coakley is attempting legislation to forbid casinos from extending credit to…Read More people with $800 per month in Social Security and then putting a lien on their homes. That's alright, we'll just put the losers up in public housing.
As they say, if you can't spot the pigeon, you're it.
Dorothy Malcolm February 20, 2014 at 12:05 pm
Lynnfield? Hmmmm. They'd garner more customers and interest here in Salem. :-\
Lynnfield? Doesn't…Read More sound like the best business move. Oh well, maybe they want a more affluent neighborhood but that doesn't necessarily equate to profits.
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I hate Dunkin Donut fans. Brand loyalty is fine, but I can't imagine a person who enjoys Coke over…Read More Pepsi being as obnoxious as the "GOTTA HAVE MY DUNKS" lemmings.
Steven Sadowski February 17, 2014 at 08:33 pm
The goal of a corporation is to establish a monopoly. In a free market this would be done by…Read More providing unparalleled service at unbeatable prices. However we do not have a free market. What remains outside of the govt's administration is partnered with govt. As crony-capitalism. The only true threat to a monopoly is a start-up. I can give you dozens of examples but most recently ADT is losing business to small businesses that offer the same thing w/o the long term contract. There will be an answer to Home Depot but not just because it's made in the USA but because you can get a ton of stuff for remodeling cheaper. If not? Guess what It's Home Depot or Lowes. Maybe there is no mom and pop solution?
steve forte February 18, 2014 at 07:14 am
Well mon and pops are offering a different product. Maybe I shouldn't say a different product , but…Read More they are delivering it in a different way. When Im working and I have to run to a hardware store Im already pissed at myself for not having said item in the truck already. Im not looking to drive 5 miles, walk across a huge parking lot then wonder a warehouse for an item. A mom and pop offers me the ability to park next to the door, waltz in , get what I need in under 4 minutes and be on my way. Yes I may have spent $1 or $2 more for said item ,but I will more then make up for it in less lost billable hrs. Same with working around my home. Time I have to do that is limited and I don't want to waste it .
SalemEats February 4, 2014 at 07:27 am
I think Diane and Lee could pull this concept off really well. We're in!
Susan Richardson February 4, 2014 at 09:01 am
Love it! Do you plan on having wifi so the local professionals can chill or are you planning an eat…Read More and skeet type diner for the tourist? Best of luck, either way.
ACG January 24, 2014 at 04:03 pm
I have been using Last Pass for several years now. Very good program. lastpass.com Another one like…Read More it is KeePass, but I haven't use it in years. http://keepass.info/
Another thing most people do is use the same password for everything. Here is why that is bad. Say your bank account and your yahoo email address are both the same password. If your Yahoo account gets compromised your bank account is now also compromised.
Use a different password for every site. Real easy to do with LastPass as it will generate a new one for you at every new site.
Nadine Gagnon January 26, 2014 at 12:46 am
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……..John Swenbeck ? any relation 2 John Swenbeck Who was part of group that ran The…Read More Grand Turk Restaurant on Derby St. a # of years ago ? [Site previously known as the no name pub]
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You can just reprint this story as-is without any changes next January. Amazing!


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Whitten reckons Exeter Chiefs have enough quality to compete with mighty Clermont Auvergne
Exeter Chiefs wing Ian Whitten believes the visit of French giants Clermont Auvergne to Sandy Park on Saturday should hold no fears – if the performance against Leinster can be repeated.
The Devon side lost 9-6 to the European champions in Dublin in their first Heineken Cup game last weekend, when Clermont were demolishing Welsh region Scarlets 49-16.
The Clermont squad is packed full of internationals and the names of some of their players just roll off the tongue. French stars Morgan Parra, Aurelien Rougerie, Julien Bonnaire, Julien Malzieu, Wesley Fofana and David Skrela, Welshman Lee Byrne, Scotland's Nathan Hines and former New Zealand All Blacks winger Sitiveni Sivivatu represent just some of the glittering talent available to last season's beaten semi-finalists.
However, it is a game that Exeter need to win if they are to maintain realistic hopes of reaching the quarter-finals of the competition.
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"Clermont are a fantastic team but, if we play like we did against Leinster on Saturday, we don't need to fear anybody," Whitten said. "Hopefully we can continue playing that kind of rugby and, with our home support as well, that might be enough to see us over the line against them.
"It is a very exciting fixture for us and, if we can get four points, we won't have made a bad start to the competition, after having got a bonus point last Saturday."
It was a very special day for Whitten at the RDS Arena, as he played his first competitive match back in Ireland since his summer move from Ulster to the Chiefs. "It was a brilliant occasion," he admitted.
"I know a few of the boys in the Leinster team, and I knew what the RDS was like and I knew it would be a great atmosphere there – and it didn't disappoint.
"It's very exciting to play in Europe, it's something I enjoy doing, and hopefully I will get to experience a bit more of it.
"When I walked down the ground at the end of the match, and the Exeter fans were all that was left in the seats, with bits of pink everywhere, it was a good craic, and hopefully they all enjoyed themselves – and hopefully we can give them a good result against Clermont."
While it was Whitten's tenth Heineken Cup appearance, having played in the competition before for Ulster, for some of his Exeter team-mates it was a first taste of the prestigious tournament.
Incredibly, 11 of Exeter's starting line-up were promoted from the Championship with the Chiefs in 2010.
"They are all good lads at the club, and I was very pleased for a lot of them on Saturday, that they got out there and experienced the Heineken Cup – Tom Hayes and boys like that, who came up through the Championship with Exeter," said 25-year-old Whitten.
"They deserved that, but unfortunately we didn't get the result. But you can see we are good enough to be mixing it in this competition and we have just got to take a lot of positives out of the game.
"We were playing well at times and we just let it slip at the end. I think, on another day, if one or two things had gone our way, we could have beaten them, and to have run them so close and not won is gutting in a way.
"We did a lot better than people expected, but hopefully we will beat them at home when they come to our place in January."


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NEW YORK (WABC) -- The rusted metal aircraft part believed to be from one of the hijacked jetliners that slammed into the World Trade Center in the Sept. 11 attacks came from a wing, not landing gear, police said Monday.
Workers discovered what was initially thought to be landing gear on Wednesday between a luxury loft rental building and a mosque that in 2010 prompted virulent national debate about Islam and freedom of speech because it's just blocks from ground zero.
On Saturday, yellow police tape blocked access to a metal door that leads to the hidden alley behind the planned Islamic community center, known as Park51.
The chief medical examiner's spokeswoman, Ellen Borakove, said the area first will be tested as part of a standard health and safety evaluation for possible toxicity.
Retired fire department Deputy Chief Jim Riches, who lost his son in the terrorist attacks, visited the site on Saturday. He said the latest news left him feeling "upset."
"The finding of this," he said, "just goes to show that we need federal people in here to do a comprehensive, full search of lower Manhattan to make sure that we don't get any more surprises," as happened in 2007 when body parts were discovered in nearby sewers and manhole covers.
Of the nearly 3,000 victims, Riches noted, about 1,000 families have never recovered any remains.
The New York Police Department has declared the alley a crime scene where nothing may be disturbed until the medical examiner's office completes its work. It's unclear how long that may take, Borakove said.
The piece of wreckage was discovered by surveyors inspecting the planned Islamic community center on behalf of the building's owner, police said.
The twisted metal part - jammed in an 18-inch-wide, trash-laden passageway between the buildings - has cables and levers on it and is about 5 feet high, 17 inches wide and 4 feet long, police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said Friday.
"It's a manifestation of a horrific terrorist act a block and a half away from where we stand," he said after visiting the alley.
When plans for the center became public in 2010, opponents said they didn't want a mosque so close to where Islamic extremists attacked, but supporters said the center would promote harmony between Muslims and followers of other faiths.
The building includes a Muslim prayer space that has been open for three years. After protests died down, the center hosted its first exhibit last year. The space remains under renovation.
Detectives also solved a mystery about a piece of rope intertwined with the part. A responding officer on Wednesday used rope that he found on the ground nearby to wrap around the aircraft part in order to move it in such a way as to look for its serial number or other identifiers.
Police said the part would be moved to a more secure location likely later this week, where a determination will be made about where it will go permanently.
On Tuesday, workers will begin sifting through debris in the alleyway to look for human remains.
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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Three divorced fathers, played by Paul Reiser, Matthew Modine, and Randy Quaid, experience the joys and hardships of their former marriages, their relationships with their kids, and getting back into the dating scene in this whimsical comedy. Dave (Modine) is diligently playing the field, while Vic (Quaid) is enraged over his ex-wife's spending problem and Donny (Reiser) is struggling with the love he still feels for his ex and his own feelings of…Read More
Everybody's favorite underdog youth hockey team hits the ice for a third adventure in D3: The Mighty Ducks. This time out, the Ducks' improbable success under lawyer-turned-hockey player Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) has earned the group of misfits a certain degree of fame, and the entire team is given scholarships to attend Eden Hall Academy, an upscale private school with a rich and snobbish student body. The Ducks are dismayed to discover that they…Read More
A chimp learns the blue lines rules of hockey (which is more than can be said for many fans) in this family oriented comedy from the creative team behind Air Bud.…Read More
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