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Angelina Jolie
fastdriver 2 years
OMG! These poor kids. They look like they were dressed by Whoopi Goldberg!
nygurl 2 years
i love the third and fourth pictures of knox pouting. so exaggerated and hilarious. wonder what vivienne said to him to tee him off. cute, cute, cute !
janekay 2 years
i totally love Angie, but the pose definitely looked a little bit over exaggerated and ridiculous...the thing is i have never seen her act like that before and she has worn many thigh high slit dresses; so maybe it was a bet or inside joke between her and someone...i rarely like what she wears and she is far too skinny for my taste...but regardless of all that she is my fav celeb, she is by far more intriguing than most and for me she totally rocks!!!
Freyda 2 years
@Joanna Angelina doesn't have to done bupkis to get attention 24/7/365. She was the absolute focus at the Golden Globes and SAG ceremonies to say nothing of the Oscar ceremony in 2009 (where she absolutely killed) and she didn't have a slit in her dress at any of those red carpets. AJ doesn't give a hoot about her image and never will. I also want to add that she just came off a number of appearances at the Berlin Film Festival, Cinema For Peace gala and premieres for her directorial debut in Sarajevo, Zagreb and Paris where she exposed nothing more provocative than a shoulder.
Freyda 2 years
@chasha BACKATCHA Babe!! Anyone who gets all worked up about a stunt that involves one leg being uncovered on a red carpet has screwed up priorities. Period
loser60 2 years
geez it seems like a long time ago jen was at any awards show besides the razzies - lol - sure she is up for another razzie after her wanderlut fiasco
loser60 2 years
What a much ado about nothing. Angie is on all the best dressed lists for the oscars. The four of them look like they are having a ball. Laughing and out and about with grandma on what was a windy day in la which is fun for those of us that don't get the weather changes. The kids are loving life and their mom, each other and grandma - so many people on here that must not have had happy childhoods and a loving family to not see it. As far as damage control - oh ok - angie is over now - dream on why is it you all cannot except the fact they are still together - clearly happy and don't give a rats a$$ about all the miserable haters - she seems to focus on real probems not the ones in your little minds
jaan_black 2 years
@Freyda yeah, his mom is working it...looks like a cool lady
chasha 2 years
@Freyda I can't believe you're still going on about this and yet once again, you've failed to see the point. I won't go on as I feel i'm speaking with a stubborn teenager. You're clearly an over-protective fan and I am by no means an "Angie-hater" but read into it what you will. Lots of her fans have acknowledged the leg thing and moved on. I highly suggest you re-read all the post-Oscar reports and blogs...I don't believe most people took her lunges as FUN....funny perhaps, but not fun. I'm done, please move on.
mamasez 2 years
Its damage control time. Alright, kids, flash 'em cute smiles to the paps. Make them forget Mommy's right leg fiasco.
Freyda 2 years
@chasha Really? Jen did it eveyr time she posed that night at the Golden Globes. Her leg was constantly cocked and exposed. And she also didn't have a bra, as usual. Salma HAyek, Kristin Stewart, Penny Cruz and many, many other stars have posed in the same fashion as AJ. Only Angie-haters have a problem with it. Everyone else is taking it for what it was .... fun!
Freyda 2 years
@Mimma Soul Sonik @Freyda When has Angie ever cared about people making fun of her? &^ #*@!*(&) 'em if they can't take a joke!
SandyFeet 2 years
I almost forgot to say what I came here for. The twins are beautiful and adorable. I remember a time when some of you thought that Vivienne had Downs Syndrome, and how sad and pathetic was that!!! People that hate will always hate no matter what.
SandyFeet 2 years
Looking at ALL the photos from The Red Carpet and beyond...most of the ladies that evening had one hand on one of their hips. It is a model stance or pose, practiced by all of these women in such occasion. So what most of you did not "like" was the slit, so what? I rather see a leg then a decolletage down to the navel, which rather classless.
annie6417 2 years
The twins are looking so adorable, love to see Jolie-Pitts more & more!!!
Mimma-Soul-Sonik 2 years
@Freyda The damage of most people making fun of her...
chasha 2 years
@Freyda What does JA have to do with this? Again, in case you missed it, I don't care that it was AJ, it could have been anybody, even my grandma and it still would have been just as weird. People pose and it can be awkward at times, it's happened to plenty of celebs but most don't INTENTIONALLY kick their leg out through the split of their dress, EVERY TIME they pose. Excuse me if I think it's bizarre and glad for you that you think it's not. Try it next time you're posing for a pic and see how people react!
Perfection2011 2 years
@wnlGoldmarie It was rainy and windy all day and today in la
Freyda 2 years
@chasha LOL!!! Jennifer Aniston once exited a SUV at TIFF spreading her legs and revealing her vaginal area to the paparazzi. She often shows up at premieres in micro skirts with no bra on and her posing at the Golden Globes in 2010 was far more revealing than anything AJ has ever done.
Freyda 2 years
@noonehere In California kids are required to be in car seats until they are 6 years old or 60#. Do you know how much room that takes up? How should the children be dressed to your satisfaction? No .... it isn't the first time I've seen Vivi smile.
Freyda 2 years
@jaan_black Jane Pitt is a fox! But then so is Angie. The babies are adorable. Vivi looks so much like Jane.
Freyda 2 years
@Mimma Soul Sonik What "DAMAGE"? LMFAO!
Mimma-Soul-Sonik 2 years
DAMAGE CONTROL - roll out the twins!
jaan_black 2 years
Gisele & Cameron Diaz have NOTHING on those gorgeous legs lmfao...I can't type that shyt without laughing...cute kids, Brad's mom is totally upstaging her
dreamalittledream 2 years
I am so sick of everyone being anti-Jen or anti-Angelina. It's been YEARS!!! Angelina is a great actress, but has been in some shitty movies in the past (Life or Something Like it, Tombraider, The Tourist...) and Jennifer Aniston was in one of the most popular and beloved sitcoms of the 90's, and yes, she's been in mainly shitty movies, but whatever! They each have their merits, and they each have their flaws. Why do people always want to tear one of them down? I personally like both of them :-) rant over haha
dreamalittledream 2 years
I am so sick of everyone being anti-Jen or anti-Angelina. It's been YEARS!!! Angelina is a great actress, but has been in some shitty movies in the past (Life or Something Like it, Tombraider, The Tourist...) and Jennifer Aniston was in one of the most popular and beloved sitcoms of the 90's, with mainly shitty They each have their merits, and they each have their flaws. Why do people always want to tear one of them down? I personally like both of them :-) rant over haha
lola25 2 years
I don't "get " women like you. It's bad enough as women we are harshly judged PEROID...by our looks, weight and even age by the media etc. Why jump on the bandwagon to perpetrate the trend?
lola25 2 years
How is wincing from the wind (being blown in your face) traumatized and tense? The kids are smiling, holding hands, talking to each other. Yet another desperate attempt from a hater to slam Angelina Jolie.
lola25 2 years
LOL are you serious? These people have 6 kids, at least 3 still in car seats. So yes, they need a big vehicle. What is wrong with they way the children are dressed? And Vivi has been photographed on MANY occasions smiling. Talk about grasping at straws..sad!
GossHog 2 years
@Joanna Crack up comment. There's nothing wrong with her, there's something a little off with all of you & me 4 getting into this silly blogs. This is where the rags get their ideas from! Thanks all for the insane trip, back to media studies. Start a rumor, Brad is not over Gwen. It will be in the tabloids soon enough. ;)
lola25 2 years
You haters and your conspiracy theories are getting old. I seem to recall y'all foaming at the mouth for weeks after the 2007 Golden Globes and that NYT hit job. Like that incident this hiccup will soon pass. Angelina and Brad's life together will go on and you will still be left holding NOTHING but empty hate. What you haters fail to realize is the whole world doesn't hate Angelina Jolie or love Jennifer Aniston. And they sure as h*ll don't all read gossip sites. LOL
GossHog 2 years
Justifying yourself for callously berating a woman on how she pose?
Joanna 2 years
She's out doing damage control after the crazy way she tried to get attention at the oscars. I guess she did but maybe she should have let Brad have the floor even if they knew he wouldn't win. Something is really off with her. She's far from perfect.
Deanie2312518 2 years
Wow ! So adorable twins, mini Brad Angie there ! They looks so happy together there especially Viv's smiles.Love Brangelina & family !
chasha 2 years
@GossHog I think you've missed the point - had she done it once or twice in a more effortless way, few would have noticed or it would have seemed normal, but she was doing side lunges, deliberately, all night and on stage in a dress that had enough fabric to cover 3 bodies. Whatever the motive, be it a joke or to poke fun or trying to be sexy, it was weird more than it was funny or sexy. (funny just because she looked so silly doing it.) Any other woman doing the same thing would have generated the same kind of reaction. Sorry.
newGoldmarie 2 years
flipping through these shots they almost seem traumatized and tense, but what else would they be walking along with a crowd of shouting photographers in front of them -
newGoldmarie 2 years
I find these kids miserable and overdressed, even if I see the girls smiling for literally the first time
noonehere 2 years
1. Why does she need such a big car? 2. Those children are awfully dressed. 3. Isn't it the first time we see Vivienne smile????
eileen34 2 years
@yeahbaby Fool ,you sound like some hind of sick puppy, damage control? Are you refering to Jennifer Aniston? Movie BOMBED! Angie is a mother of 6. Yesterday is dead and gone, today is a new day and we all have to move on. for some reason you have some personal vindettor that 's on you, but for me and mine I don't go around holding grudges for people who I may never meet in my life time because of their social status. Knox and Viv is so cute they seem to be conversing with one another
Perfection2011 2 years
@JustGossip We all know maniston's film tanked even bigger than predicted and you are in a snit - i guess that's how you know all about dumb pr moves - even her trying to insinuate she was nude in the film didn't generate any business.
Jakcob 2 years
Ahh so cute. Such a sweet picture of Angie and Jane. I think the damage control comes from Jen's fan. If they make a big enough fuss over the award show then may be no one will notice Jen's movie bombed so bad that it came in at 8TH place.
yeahbaby 2 years
Damage control. Who does she think she is fooling? using innocent children for PR games. Scum.
sevencostanza 2 years
She looks so much better when her gaunt figure is covered. Almost looks normal in this picute. http://sevencostanza.blog.com/
love-the-shoes 2 years
Um, ok JustGossip, whatever you say. You really need to not it get you so upset though. It;s kinda weird.
JustGossip 2 years
@love the shoes What else is Mama Pitt supposed to say to the media, we can't stand her? Man you loons are so gullible. A day after Jolie makes a fool of herself in front of the entire world, she trotts out the twins and you guys go, oooh, look how cute the twins are. You guys fall for the dumbest of PR moves.
roseheart 2 years
aww the twins are getting so big and are so darn cute !
lauren 2 years
those are really cute kids.
crazyone 2 years
awwww the twins are so cute
love-the-shoes 2 years
I think this is the first time I've ever seen the twins interact! They usally have a different combination of kiddies and think this is a whole new one lol. Love that Jane Pitt and Angie have good relationship. Saw Mrs - Mr Pitt comment last night to (?) about how they love her. I was WOW, there goes that "we hate her" theory. Anywho. I LOVE Viv talking to her bro and holding his hand. So darn cute!
hkd 2 years
AWWWWWWW.... AWWWWWWWWWW..... AAAWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! Vivi is just toooo *CUTE* leading her brother by the hand!!! Thanks Ange! That makes my day LOL...
sayhk 2 years
The twins are super adorable!
Perfection2011 2 years
Really cute Viviane is adorable- the adults don't look like they were up late at all - they all look happy and beautiful
Diana-English 2 years
Omg, they are soooo adorable!! Angie looks beautiful the day after partying, as does grandma. Beautiful family!
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Greener, more inclusive and armed with cell phones. It's the new face of Scouting, coming soon to Garden Ground Mountain, near you.
Last week, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) put finishing touches on its new development in Fayette County in preparation for the arrival today of 40,000 Scouts, leaders, volunteers and visitors to the 2013 National Scout Jamboree.
At the same time as it offers civics lessons, the organization is using the Jamboree to broaden the appeal of Scouting to the Millennial Generation by hooking them with extreme sports, technology and a more diverse array of participants.
A 2007 marketing report commissioned by the BSA, titled "Connecting With Millennials," points out that the new generation of Scouts is "confident, connected," and "open to change."
"Sounds like just who the BSA needs in this second century of Scouting," it offers.
So how will the mandate to reach out to Millennials play out at this year's Jamboree?
For one thing, Scouts will be encouraged for the first time to use mobile technology to stay connected to the outside world.
"The BSA for a number of years, a number of Scout camps have tried to fight technology," said Gary Hartley, director of community and government relations for The Summit.
For those who still want to get away from it all, BSA adventure bases like Philmont and Northern Tier still offer remote locations to do so. But The Summit won't be duplicating that experience — far from it.
"We're actually going to do a new model where we're going to embrace the outdoors, embrace the technology, make the two fit together and actually encourage kids to get outside and use technology to do that," said Hartley.
The Scouts are encouraged to download a Jamboree app that will encourage them to move and interact with the Summit's environment. Crossing an unmarked stream on the property? A mini-environmental science lesson about the stream is just a smart-phone tap away.
The Summit is home to nearly a dozen cell towers and almost 250 WiFi hotspots spread throughout the site.
"We hope that this will be the first really, truly connected Jamboree," said Mike Patrick, director of operations for The Summit. "We hope folks will be sending Twitter messages back, posting on Facebook, instant messaging their friends back home and sending streaming video."
Patrol Z, "a corps of high-tech, media-savvy Scouts and Venturers," is charged with telling the Jamboree story via blogs and social media.
And an adventure base known as "The Cloud" offers Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) activities and displays related to robotics and computer science.
"If we want to reach out to a broader group of young people, we need to be doing what they like to do," said Patrick. "This is the wave of the future and that's where we think that we can open the door to more people that will be interested in Scouting."
And the doors to this year's Jamboree will be open to a more diverse group of youth than at any time in the organization's history.
"We want to expand the inclusivity of Scouting," summarizes Patrick.
Famously, the BSA voted in May to end its century-long ban on openly gay youth.
The vote came after two concert headliners canceled their appearances at the Jamboree due to the BSA's exclusionary membership policy.
Just how that policy change will otherwise play out at the Jamboree is still a question.
This year's gathering also marks the first time females will officially participate in activities.
Beginning in 1998, the Venturing program has offered a co-ed development experience for youth age 14-20.
Two thousand Venture Scouts have signed up, roughly half of them female. The Venturers will stay at a dedicated subcamp at The Summit and participate fully in Jamboree activities.
The BSA also clearly recognizes the country's demographic trends toward greater racial and ethnic diversity and has moved to recruit those not traditionally part of its mainly white membership base.
"Most youth are growing up in communities where diversity is the norm and their circle of friends reflects a variety of cultures," reads a recruiting pamphlet for Scout leaders. "They want and expect diverse participants in their activities and the organizations they join."
The organization has commissioned studies and printed recruiting materials on how to reach out to Hispanic, African-American and Asian youth and their parents.
The Millennial Generation has a growing representation in cultures that are not traditionally BSA members and the BSA hopes this year's Jamboree will reflect a wider variety of background than ever before.
Increasingly, that background includes an interest in a reduced environmental footprint.
Based on focus-group feedback from Scouts and the influence of some of the BSA's corporate donors, "sustainability" has become a major buzzword in the organization.
"For a century, the Boy Scouts of America has been a leader in conservation," reads The Summit's webpage. "In the next 100 years, we're taking the initiative to a new level — from stewardship to sustainability and from 'leave no trace' to leaving the world a better place."
The Jamboree will reflect that shift in a number of ways. A new sustainability merit badge will be unveiled there. Green building techniques like greywater recycling; food waste composting; and an outdoor classroom called the Sustainability Treehouse are all efforts to encourage Scouts to think green.
"This piece of property really helps us to talk about sustainability," said Larry Pritchard, Jamboree director. "We want The Summit to be the focal point of the Boy Scouts going greener. ... It gives us a chance to teach our young Americans about how to conserve water and work together with your environment."
The Jamboree's website promises this year's event will be "more diverse and more intense and will have a higher energy level than ever before."
But ultimately, the new face of Scouting is still about delivering the BSA's traditional message, summarized in its oath to honor God, country and the Scout Law; help other people; and keep "physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight."
"They'll go away feeling good about being responsible citizens, but I couldn't sell them that to get them here," said Pritchard. "So to get them here, we have the world's most amazing adventure activities and I can't wait."
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(RNN) - Strapped for cash and delegates with no viable path to the Republican nomination for president, Newt Gingrich announced he is dropping out of the race today after "reevaluating" his standing in the race in light of the results of the Delaware primary.
"Today I'm suspending the campaign," he said at a news conference.
He told reporters that the end of his political campaign would not be the end of his political activity.
"I've been an active citizen since August of 1958," he said.
He is now set to turn his focus onto the issues of religious liberty, energy independence, health initiatives related to regenerative health, strengthening American work ethic, national security, social security education - and of course, space.
He said his moon colony statement was in retrospect a bad idea, but great for "providing fodder for Saturday Night Live."
"I'm not totally sure I will get to the moon colony, but I'm sure [my grandchildren] Maggie and Robert will have that choice if they want it," he said.
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He told reporters that he often heard debate over whether Romney was conservative enough to please the GOP base.
"Compared to Barack Obama?" he said, implying that he found Romney conservative enough. "This is not a choice between Mitt Romney and Ronald Reagan."
The former House speaker spoke to Romney on April 25, and Gingrich spokesman R.C Hammond told AP that the campaign is organizing an event where Gingrich will withdraw and throw his support to Romney. Gingrich wants the focus now to be on defeating the president.
Gingrich has been facing pressure to withdraw from the race after a dismal showing Super Tuesday, but he remained defiant, saying he was in the race until convention in June.
"I even endorsed Newt Gingrich at one point, because I thought he had a shot," Herman Cain said on the radio station WMAL. "Well, not now. He doesn't have a shot."
He acknowledged he did not have the support needed to continue at an April 25 appearance in Cramerton, NC.
"I think obviously that I would be a better candidate, but the objective fact is, the voters didn't think that," Gingrich said. "And I also think that it's very very important that we be unified. Nothing should stop - no conservative anywhere in America should have any doubt about the importance of defeating Barack Obama."
On April 24, Gingrich's daughter, Jackie Gingrich Cushman, hinted at the possibility in her comments to reporters, according to the AP.
Carrying more than $4.3 million in debt, Newt's campaign has showed a slow decline since he enjoyed his turn as frontrunner back in January.
Gingrich launched his campaign in May 2011, promising to "return America to hope and opportunity."
But just getting out of the gate proved to be a challenge.
His young campaign suffered a near fatal setback when his campaign manager and five aides quit in June 2011. In debt with many declaring his candidacy dead, Gingrich plowed on and eventually achieved his first of many campaign resurrections.
In a race in which just about every candidate has at some point held the title of frontrunner, he eventually took his turn in late 2011, temporarily taking the spotlight off Mitt Romney.
In January, he won in South Carolina - a state that, since 1980, picked as the winner the candidate who eventually became the party's nominee. But he limped through a string of primaries and caucuses thereafter.
His Southern strategy to win in the Bible Belt, the heart of the GOP's evangelical base, failed when many conservatives began to rally around Rick Santorum as the alternative to Romney.
His only other win came in his home state of Georgia on Super Tuesday.
In March, Gingrich laid off a third of his staff and replaced his campaign manager in an attempt to keep the campaign alive after the race essentially became a two man contest between Romney and Santorum.
The Federal Election Commission reports that the campaign ended March more than $4.3 million in debt - a jump from February when the campaign spent $200,000 more in February than it raised.
In an effort to raise money, Gingrich began charging $50 in March to anyone who wanted to have their photo taken with him.
Mitt Romney's nearest competition, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, dropped out of the race on April 10, essentially ending questions about who would be the nominee.
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Submissions aplenty. It's fitting that an event in the cradle of BJJ should have so many, but eight on a twelve-fight card is pretty insane. In fact, it's a UFC record. The old record was six (unless you count UFC 2, but we're not going to). This one had had five on the main card alone, and a knockout to boot. Even though most of them are basically irrelevant in the bigger picture, it still made for a fun show that exceeded expectations.
Fabricio Werdum pretty much has to get the next title shot after Cain/JDS 3 now, right? He took out another top ten fighter and with Daniel Cormier eventually dropping to 205, he has to be the guy. The fight was kind of odd though - Werdum looked gassed after round one and it looked like Nog was ready to pounce, but that wasn't the case. Werdum's armbar was really nice and although fans (and Werdum) didn't get to see Nogueira actually tap out, it's pretty clear that he verbally submitted.
For those that think Nogueira should retire after this, I have a feeling that he's not thinking about that at all. He said as much before the bout, and even a submission loss isn't going to stop him. He can still be competitive at heavyweight and if he wants to continue on, who are we to tell him he has to hang 'em up? At least he didn't get knocked out.
Leonardo Santos definitely gets the award for longest post-fight speech. The scene with him and Jose Aldo was pretty touching though, and what's a Brazilian event without more crying than a maternity ward? I don't have a lot of faith in Santos (or Macario for that matter) becoming top-flight welterweights in the UFC, but we'll have to wait and see on that.
- What the hell happened to Rafael Cavalcante? He was doing pretty well, then...he wasn't. It looked to be a huge adrenaline dump, and Silva just took over. That's the best striking I've seen from Silva in forever, and he seems to have corrected some of his defensive issues. Nonetheless, that wasn't what Feijao had in mind for his debut, and he won't be getting another big fight for a while. And Silva gets his first win since 2009 (pending the drug test).
- Erick Silva is a beast. The way he just crawled over Jason High to get that submission was pretty damn nice. I'm only disappointed about two things - one is that I only got to watch him fight for 71 seconds. The other is that his cage flip wasn't as cool as the one he hit in his UFC debut.
- Daniel Sarafian and Rony Jason picked up quick submission victories against over-matched opponents. I understand the need to prop these guys up, but I've never been a huge fan of squash matches. At least in Strikeforce, there was a clear favorite but you knew you'd probably get a good fight. The UFC has gotten into the habit of booking lopsided bouts a bit, and I hope that's something that doesn't continue.
- The undercard featured some nice finishes. Raphael Assuncao moved to 4-0 at bantamweight with a nice sub, Felipe Arantes turned into a caveman for a few seconds and beat the tar out of Godofredo Pepey's face with elbows, and Antonio Braga Neto pulled off a nasty kneebar. The fight of the night might have been Karlos Vemola vs. Caio Magalhaes. That just shows how lopsided everything else was.


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---- — In the end, it was the heart of Alphonse "Al" Swekla that ended his life.
But he is remembered by thousands in the city for his big heart and endless service, both as a lifelong educator and an elected official.
The educator who worked 39 years for Gloucester public schools, and gave another decade of civic involvement to the City of Gloucester, died Wednesday night at the age of 86.
Swekla, a native of Nashua, N.H., was as much a Gloucester native son as those who were born here, according to his colleagues.
"He was a born educator," said Natalie Daley, a retired teacher of 43 years. "He was a hard worker and he had a heart. He had his standards and he never broke from his standards but those were standards that the kids could follow."
Reflecting on his life in his final weeks, he confided to his wife, Lee Swekla, that he hoped he made a difference in the lives of others.
"He said 'I think I kept a lot of kids out of jail —and I think I did OK by a lot of people,'" Lee Swekla recounted Thursday.
Karen Cunha, who has worked in the school administration office for decades, confirmed the late educator's hopes.
"Over the years, there has been a steady stream of people who stopped by the office wanting to thank him for changing the course of their lives," she said. "He was well liked and respected. He dedicated his life to the City of Gloucester."
Lee Swekla said she already got a call from someone who shared with her how Swekla — known by everyone as "Al" — had changed his life.
"He was such a mentor to so many people. He's going to be really missed by a gazillion people. He showed by example and he was the comeback kid. People would count him out and he'd prove them wrong. He had an amazing will and he was holding onto life in both his hands," she said.
Swekla began work as a Central Grammar School science teacher in 1952 and moved up to become principal there by 1965. He was principal of the new O'Maley School when it opened in 1973. In 1981, he became assistant superintendent, and became superintendent in 1985. But in 1988, he retired after a serious heart attack and the doctors told him that his working days were over.
Swekla, however, found other ways to give to the community he cherished.
He continued to serve the city on the School Committee, including holding the post as chairman, and later the City Council, including holding the post of president. He also worked on the city's World War II Memorial Committee and served as president of Addison Gilbert Hospital Citizens Fund.
But over the last year his health took a turn for the worse.
"When we got the news that his condition was deteriorating last June, we cried and we talked and he decided he's not ready to go," recalled Lee Swekla. "He was saying 'I don't think I'm done yet."
He lived a month longer than doctors expected.
Swekla's path to Gloucester came through his first wife, Jean Firth, the daughter of a fishing captain whom he met while both were students at the University of New Hampshire. Swekla attended college after serving in the Navy during World War II.
Swekla also was known for his athleticism. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame at UNH where he was an all starter on the football team. In high school, he played football, basketball and baseball. During his years as an educator, he coached a Babe Ruth baseball team and he was assistant football coach under Nate Ross for nine years.
His efforts were noted by many, and he even earned the respect of the students.
In 1970, when he was principal at Central Grammar, he was named "Personality of the Week" by the seventh-grade social studies class of Sam Chiancola.
Then-class secretary Dawn Galante wrote: "The boys and girls of Division 7-A understand your deep interest and concern in trying to provide the best in quality education for all the students in our school ... We wish to express our admiration for the manner in which you have dedicated your life to serving the youth of Gloucester."
City Councilor Bruce Tobey remembered first meeting Swekla about 45 years ago when he was a student at Central Grammar around the age of 14.
"Al left his fingerprints in positive ways on generations of Gloucester folk in a range of ways that never can be fully described," said Tobey. "Swekla was the guy who was always there trying to do good and who also never stopped. He was never going to retire and put his feet up and let his life go by. He was an active participant as long as his legs were willing."
He said the lifelong educator brought "gruff love" to the table.
"I'll never forget the first time I met him. He made it a point to get to know everyone, and he pointed at me and said 'I know your father.' As it turns out, he did. But it turns out that it was also one of his lines," said Tobey, who like many others in the city, would find that their lives would intertwine for decades.
"I met him on so many different capacities moving through life," said Tobey, who returned to his hometown of Gloucester in 1982. "At that time he was the assistant superintendent, I was the city solicitor, and there was Al saying 'I remember you from when.' Then I'm on City Council and he's superintendent; and then I'm mayor and he's on School Committee. Then I'm on City Council and he's on City Council."
Brian Tarr, a longtime retired Gloucester educator, said one of Swekla's strengths was in guiding parents.
"It was amazing how he dealt with parents in some difficult cases and he guided them on how to move the students along and even help some get to college," he said. "He was very visible and you would always see him out and around in the building."
Michael Faherty, a local attorney who served on the School Committee with Swekla, said he will be greatly missed.
"I've known him only 30 years, but I never met a man who was more honest. He was just old school and fair," he said.
John Bell, former city councilor, council president and mayor, knew Swekla for half a century.
"I knew and worked with Al as both my eighth-grade teacher at Central Grammar and then 50 years later as city council president. He was strict, tough and a gentleman all wrapped in one. I' m grateful for his friendship and contributions to Gloucester," said Bell.
Mayor Carolyn Kirk said Swekla will be long be remembered for the integrity he brought to all he did in service to the city and its schools.
"Al Swekla loved Gloucester and we loved him back. He was a statesman on City Council and guided countless children towards productive futures," she said.
Kim Normand, who served on the School Committee for 20 years, said she will remember Swekla for his eternally positive attitude and open-door policy. She said Swekla never let her forget that she, along with the late Harriet Webster, voted not to accept his letter of resignation as superintendent after his heart attack.
"We knew he was good for Gloucester schools and we didn't want to see him go," she said.
Natalie Daley first met Swekla in 1959 when she was a student teacher and he was a science teacher.
"He was the bright spark in the school," said Daley. "He was the best principal I worked for because, for one, he loved kids and he was very good with kids. And he wasn't afraid to tell a teacher when they were not doing the right job. But he was also a softie. He hated to come down hard on somebody but he didn't stand for any foolishness."
In his retirement, Al would meet his future wife when he attended a widow and widower's support group that Lee ran with Anne "Joann" Boucher. What started out as a friendship grew into something more. Lee's first husband died in 1988. The couple married in 1991.
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The victim has been identified as Eric Brown Jr., 21, of Peoria. Authorities say they have no suspects at this time.
Peoria Police responded to the 1800 block of West Kettelle on reports of shots fired around 4:20 Monday afternoon.
"Officers responded, found a possible crime scene and the victim had been transported by private car to the hospital. [Brown] was taken into surgery where he was later pronounced deceased.," said Captain Michael Eddlemon.
Autopsy results show Brown died of a gunshot wound. The Peoria County Coroner says a bullet passed through Brown's arm and entered his chest.
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The Washington Capitals head into Phoenix on Saturday night on a roll. They face a Phoenix Coyotes team which has gotten at least one point in every home game this season.
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Haverhill — Rebekah Jean Duerr, 30, of Haverhill, passed away Friday, July 26, 2013, in Haverhill. She was born in Blue Hill, Maine, and was the daughter of Richard M. Duerr of Gouldsboro, Maine, and Jean L. (Morrill) Duerr of Windham, N.H.
Rebekah was raised and educated in Danvers, and was a graduate of Danvers High School. She was a certified yoga instructor, and owned and operated her own business in Haverhill. She also worked for years as a processor in the residential mortgage business.
Rebekah was a warm, wonderful girl, who will be sadly missed by so many friends and family.
Besides her parents, she is survived by her son, Jaxxon Duerr of Haverhill; her sisters, Kara A. Duerr of Gouldsboro, Rachael M. Duerr of Plaistow, N.H., and Gabriella F. D'Orto and Angelina G. D'Orto, both of Windham; her stepfather, Stephen M. D'Orto of Windham; her maternal grandparents, Chester W. and Patricia C. Morrill of Danvers; her paternal grandparents, Robert and Catherine Duerr of Methuen; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
ARRANGEMENTS: Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend visiting hours on Tuesday, July 30, from 4 to 8 p.m., at the Cataudella Funeral Home, 126 Pleasant Valley St., Methuen. Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m., on Wednesday, July 31, at Sacred Heart Church, 165 South Main St., Bradford. Interment will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Methuen. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in her memory to the Jaxxon Duerr Trust Fund, C/O Patriot Community Bank, 237 Lexington St., Woburn, MA 01801. For directions and condolences, please visit www.cataudellafh.com.


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The Pinal County Sheriff plans to send an armed volunteer posse into the desert to help fight drug smuggling. Would you volunteer to go after violent drug smugglers?
Sheriff Paul Babeu says the volunteer posse is almost completely made up of former military or law enforcement officers. He says they've gone through background checks and training.
But some say the plan may just add to the problem. It's a cost savings measure that some hope doesn't cost lives.
With 5,000 square miles of desert to cover, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu says there aren't enough deputies.
He now plans to arm volunteer citizens to help fight drug smuggling in the desert.
"These are all volunteers. They're paid nothing, it's just out of their spirit of patriotism and service to their community, they want to save our state," says Babeu.
Before heading out to the desert, the sheriff says the volunteers will undergo more than 100 hours of training, including policy and procedure, constitutional law and weapons training.
"They're not going to have the powers of arrest, that's because of surveillance and intelligence gathering is their primary mission and they're armed to protect themselves, because it's a very dangerous area," says Babeu.
"I think it's a bad idea," says Rep. Chad Campbell, Arizona House Minority Leader.
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"We just recently saw what a complicated and dangerous environment we have on the border in this state. To send out volunteers who may jeopardize their own lives and other agents lives, it's just a bad idea," says Campbell.
Although the volunteers aren't paid, the county is providing vehicles and weapons.
"We talk about the potential dangerous outcomes of this but also it's probably a waste of time and taxpayers money when it's all said and done."
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DALLAS -- Signing up on the national health insurance marketplace has been as difficult for Margarita Salas as a cold has made breathing for her daughter.
"I did try," Salas said. "I believe it was some time in November. But I didn't complete the process, and then the second time, I couldn't get back in."
More than 65 percent of the patients at the Los Barrios Unidos Community Clinic are uninsured. Even with a staff helping patients navigate the system, no one knows how many have actually signed up under the Affordable Care Act.
2014 begins with more than two million people enrolled in private health plans, after a last-minute influx on Healthcare.gov. That number is just a fraction of the Obama administration's original goal of 3.3 million enrollees for 2013.
At last tally, 14,000 Texans had completed the process on Healthcare.gov. Nearly 250,000 applications were pending.
"We won't know whether or not we're impacted by Obamacare and insurance for probably another quarter or another year, when we pull our records and find out how many more patients we have that are on private insurance," said Joleen Bagwell, director of development for Los Barrios Unidos.
Bagwell hopes Obamacare will have a positive impact.
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PLATTSBURGH — Despite daily rain, overflowing streams and unused trails, Marc Cassone followed the Hudson River from source to sea, by foot and bicycle.
"Sometimes you get a little bit down," the Plattsburgh native said of the rain. "But once you accept the fact that you're just going to be wet, it's just part of the adventure."
The 25-year-old medical student works as an outdoor guide during the summer. In the past, he has led bike trips for high-school students across the United States and Europe, but this summer he completed his first solo trip.
Although he said it's fun leading trips, he also enjoyed traveling alone.
"It was nice doing it not as a guide," Cassone said. "You come and go as you please."
Cassone, an Eagle Scout, has climbed many of the High Peaks. He grew up in Plattsburgh but has also lived in New York City.
"I thought it would be neat to string it all together," Cassone said.
His 300-mile trip began June 28 with a climb to the tallest point in New York, Mount Marcy, and nearby Lake Tear of the Clouds, the source of the Hudson River.
At the bottom of the mountain, he grabbed his bicycle and headed for New York City, aiming to finish the trip July 3 near the lowest elevation in New York, the Atlantic Ocean.
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Cape Charles Vacation home, close to beach & Main St. in Cape Charles
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- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
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- pets allowed yes
- type House
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Located in the historic district of Cape Charles, this lovely beach house accomodates 7-8 people. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Spacious living room & dining room. Fully stocked kitchen, washer & dryer. All bed linens are provided for our guests. The house is located a short 2 blocks to a beautiful sandy beach where you can stretch out and enjoy the sun. Around the corner is Cape Charles' historic main street with quaint shops, restaurants, upscale boutiques and a coffee shop. Golf on Jack Nicholas and Arnold Palmer signature courses, take a fishing trip and experience some of the best fishing on the East Coast or take a self guided walking tour of homes dating from 1883 - 1920. Stroll along the beach and take in the most amazing sunset at the town pier or walk/bike throughout the entire town on safe quiet streets. Make sure to take a day trip up the peninsula to visit local wineries, as well as historic homes and plantations. Cape Charles has an inexplicable charm and is a short drive to historic Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Virginia Beach, downtown Norfolk, and is only a few hours to Ocean City MD, Annapolis MD and Washington DC.
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SUZANNE I. THURBER, 52, of Bloomingdale, died Friday, Nov. 2, at home. She was born Sept. 27, 1960, in Utica, the daughter of Mylan Johnson and Diane Porter. A funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6 at M.B. Clark, Inc. Funeral Home, 2310 Saranac Ave., Lake Placid, NY, with Pastor Andrew Borden officiating. A private burial will be in North Elba Cemetery, Lake Placid.
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Luxurious Townhouse with two master suites in Santa Monica
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
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$ 8,500 - $ 9,500 / month
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Stay in this safe, private and extremely tranquil neighborhood oasis right in the heart of the Sunset Park district of world renowned Santa Monica, California. This architecturally significant pride of ownership building is absolutely fantastic.
There will be no fighting over who gets the better bedroom since BOTH second floor bedrooms are master suites with private bath.
As the rest of Los Angeles bakes in sweltering heat, you'll be enjoying the gentle cool breezes blowing in off the Pacific Ocean. Take a ride on one of the beach cruiser bikes and a grab your GPS and go off to explore the city for the day.
Relaxing on the living room sofa (which folds to an additional two person bed) you'll find it difficult not to utter WOW as you gaze out the 12 foot high floor to ceiling windows to your own private yard filled with black bamboo, exotic succulents and other rare and unusual plants and trees.
Wake up to single serve coffee of your favorite flavor after a restful sleep in one of the two plush-top queen sized beds encased in 800 count linens.
WIFI, LCD TV, DVD player, iPhone/iPod dock music player, premium channel cable and Sony Play Station 3 will satisfy all of your electronic demands! Plan your daily itinerary or begin your work day at the large desk and comfy chair with full view of the remote control adjustable television.
Just a short walk or bike ride to the beach and a hop skip and a jump away from 3rd Street Promenade, Bloomingdales, Santa Monica pier, Marina Del Rey with her flotilla filled harbor and the quirky antics at Venice Beach.
Easy access to the 10, 405 and 101 freeways make getting around town a breeze! Park your car in your dedicated space to avoid rush hour and climb aboard the highly dependable Santa Monica Big Blue Bus or Red Line Transit System and leave driving worries to the pros.
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Paul 323-697-0484
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Two master suites with queen beds
Video intercom system
Large front outdoor patio
BBQ Grill
Wood burning fireplace
Small rear uber private patio with full morning sun
Fold down sofa bed
Kitchen with all utensils/pans/etc.
Filtered water
Food storage containers/plastic wrap/foil
Single serve coffee maker/coffee
Stainless steel refrigerator
Full linens
Iron and board
Luxurious bath and beach towels
Full size washer/dryer
12 foot ceilings/skylights with plenty of light
Board games/ cards/puzzles
Play Station 3 / titles
Premium cable channels
Netflix streaming movies
DVD player/movie library
iPhone/iPod dock music player
Alarm clocks
Hair dryer
First aid kit
Cocktail shaker/bar glasses and two bottles of wine
2 beach cruiser bikes
1 handheld GPS unit
Smoke free environment
Tankless hot water heaters for endless hot water and air conditioning make for a comfortable stay for all.
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$400/$500 a night
$2500/$3000 weekly
$8500/$9500 a month seasonal
$89 non-refundable damage insurance policy (Why worry?)
$150 cleaning fee per week for stays over 12 days.
Premium rate for holiday weeks, film festivals and 6 person occupancy
Check-in time is 4pm andcheck-out time 11am
Please inquire with ages of all children in party.
Paul 323-697-0484
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Top things to do in Santa Monica
- Bike ride the boardwalk
- Walk the pier
- Stroll Main street
- Shop, shop, shop Montana ave and Main street
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Shrimp and Pasta Supper Recipe
This skillet dish is so easy to make on those busy days, and it's delicious, too! I got the recipe at a covered-dish luncheon at my church. I liked it so much, I asked for the recipe, and I like to share it with others. Folks are surprised that it's so easy to make - but don't tell anyone!
- 12 ounces linguine
- 1 pound fresh shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 cup sliced celery
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 jar (28 ounces) chunky spaghetti sauce
- Hot pepper sauce to taste
- 1 cup frozen peas, thawed
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute shrimp and celery in butter until shrimp turn pink. Stir in spaghetti and pepper sauces. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Drain linguine. Add linguine and peas to shrimp mixture; toss to coat. Sprinkle with parsley and cheese. Heat until the cheese is melted. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Originally published as Shrimp and Pasta Supper in Country Extra May 1991, p47
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Marissa Mann was able to parlay her dual degree in communications and Spanish into a career in advertising, but soon found that there were areas crucial to her profession that her liberal arts degree did not cover. "I had never taken an economics class or an accounting class, and when I was working with clients and preparing budgets, I realized I was routinely talking to them on a level where I didn't feel completely comfortable."
She chose Booth because of its commitment to the fundamentals of business and its analytical focus. "Especially in marketing," she says, "you're finding that there's so much data available—tons of information being collected—and the people that know how to use that data are really going to stand out." But Marissa ended up learning much more about her profession than she originally planned, ultimately deciding to completely alter her career trajectory.
Marissa participated in a marketing mentorship at the Kilts Center for Marketing, which plays a key role in promoting the development and recognition of the marketing research conducted at Chicago Booth. As part of the mentorship program, Marissa was paired with a Booth graduate who was already well established in the industry. "I initially thought I wanted to stay in advertising, but my mentor really made me reevaluate why I was in school and what I ultimately wanted to do with these skills when I graduated." Eventually, Marissa decided she wanted to be on the client side of the business and pursue brand management.
Once she made her decision about her career goals, Marissa turned to the Career Services department to help with the transition. "It had been a long time since I searched for a job, and now I had a number of unique skills that I really wanted to leverage." She attended a workshop hosted by the Career Services department that introduced her to all of the resources she had at her disposal and eventually decided to participate in the school's On Campus Recruiting program. "It was a very intense process that required a lot of time," she recalls, "but ultimately it was a wonderful experience that lead to my current position."
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L to R R to L Alpha
A fairly dirty/sandy climb. Basically just follow the large left leaning crack. Start in the corner and stem your way to a large inclined ledge. Continue acress the ledge without pro (a hex adds some extra security here). Continue up as the climb becomes vertical again, clipping a somewhat blind bolt around left of the crack and eventually reaching the top.
About 20 yards past Two Tone Zephyr there is a large left facing crack. Start in a dihedral at the base of this crack.
4 bolts, maybe a hex or two for added security (not required). Please use your own equipment when top roping.


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