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Oppo isn't a household name in the United States but the company has raised its profile outside of Asia with unique phones like the Find 5 and N1. Oppo today unveiled a successor to those phones, the Find 7, that will garner more attention because of its pixel-dense display and the ability to take 50-megapixel photos.
AT&T has begun updating the Pantech Flex to Android 4.1. The new software will deliver a number of Jelly Bean features, including Google Now enhanced search, accessibility options for the hearing or vision impaired, and expandable notifications. It also includes the addition of AT&T Drive Mode to discourage texting while driving, and minor adjustments to the option to switch between different user interfaces. Pantech Flex owners will begin seeing update notifications starting today, June 21.
The Pantech Perception, a 4G LTE-capable Android device with a 4.8-inch display, is heading to Verizon Wireless later this week for the low price of only $99.
AT&T will soon add the Pantech Discover to its roster of options for Android smartphones. The Pantech Discover has what would have been considered industry-leading features had it been released last year, but the device specs still remain quite competitive.
AT&T has announced that the Pantech Burst and Pantech Element will both receive a firmware upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich beginning today. The Pantech phone and tablet will add improved performance, increased app compatibility, resizable widgets, swipe-away notifications, new camera options, and much more. The devices can be upgraded by following the instructions here for the Element or here for the Burst.
On the day that Verizon and Samsung announced a phone designed to simplify the Android experience, AT&T released its own dual-mode phone that makes Android easy to grasp.
Verizon Wireless has just announced the Pantech Marauder, a new 4G LTE smartphone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
AT&T announced today the Pantech Renue, a new quick messaging device made from recyclable materials.
Pantech has unveiled the new Vega S5 smartphone for its home market of South Korea. The S5 features a large, 5-inch HD display and runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.


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Dean's Hour is time reserved for academic activities outside the classroom. These activities may include meetings, lectures and advising.
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Police are asking for the public's help to identify two men wanted in connection with the home invasion and robbery of man in a wheelchair in the city's Hartranft neighborhood.
The victim was home Monday at 11:20 a.m. when he heard a knock at his door. When he opened the door, two suspects forced their way in, demanding money and hitting the victim with a gun in his face and head. They flipped the wheelchair over and continued to kick and punch him.
The victim gave the men $30 from his pocket. The suspect then heard a knock on the door and fled the scene. The suspects were captured on surveillance video running west on York Street then south on Park Avenue and then east on Dauphin Street.
Police described suspect one as a black male, between the ages of 25 and 30, 6 feet tall, with a thin build, a beard and wearing a dark-colored T-shirt, dark-colored pants and shoes.
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A casual walk through Westport turned into a terrifying experience for a teenager from West Virginia visiting Kansas City for a conference after he was robbed at knife point.
SkillsUSA returned to Kansas City on Monday through Friday for the 49th annual National Leadership and Skills Conference (NLSC), a showcase of career and technical education students. During Friday's closing ceremonies, most competitors in the crowd were celebrating a great week in Kansas City spent showing off their abilities and networking with potential employers.
But a 17-year-old is likely more excited to be heading home after police said he was robbed at knife point Thursday night.
Police said he was staying at the Holiday Inn Express located near Clark Avenue and Westport Road while in town for the SkillsUSA conference and had gone out to explore shops in the area. He made it to a frozen yogurt shop blocks away at Westport Road and Broadway when he told police three men slammed him against a wall, pulled a knife on him and demanded cash.
The teen handing over a $100 bill and the three men ran off. He wasn't hurt, but the boy was so distraught he got lost and spent an hour looking for a phone to call police.
"Well I was surprised because we've been in Kansas City for about 20 years and this is an incident that really is very rare. We aren't used to having any mishaps in Kansas City," said Tom Holdsworth, the associate executive director for SkillsUSA.
Holdsworth said police have been great over the years helping to add extra security to protect participants. He's upset a student was attacked, but is also determined not to let one bad incident ruin a week of successful competition.
"It's been a tremendous week and we are looking forward to coming back for our 21st year," he said.
Fans of the Westport entertainment district echoed sentiments, hoping the teenager doesn't get the wrong idea about Kansas City.
"I would hope he doesn't have a bad impression and let this reflect on the city as a whole. Kansas City's crime is a lot less than other places," Bret Hamilton said.
The head of the West Virginia delegation for the conference said the boy is still really shaken up.
Police are still searching for the robbers.
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Rangel Summer Enrichment Program
National deadline: February 10, 2014
Eligibility requirements:
- Applicants must be full-time undergraduate students.
- Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale at the time of application.
- Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
Award summary and conditions: The Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Summer Enrichment Program is a six-week summer program designed to provide undergraduates with a deeper appreciation of current issues and trends in international affairs, a greater understanding of career opportunities in international affairs and the enhanced knowledge and skills to pursue such careers. The Program usually selects 15-20 participants (known as "Rangel Scholars") each year from universities throughout the United States. Students live at Howard University, attend classes, and participate in a variety of programs with foreign affairs professionals at Howard and at diverse locations around Washington, DC.
The Program has two major components. First, in order to enhance participants' academic preparation to work in international affairs, the Program provides three courses that focus on enhancing knowledge and skills related to U.S. foreign policy, economics and writing. In addition, in order to provide greater insight into the foreign policy-making process and international affairs careers, the Rangel Program introduces the participants to a wide range of government and non-government professionals who work on global issues and also arranges visits to various governmental and non-governmental institutions involved in international affairs. The Program also helps students explore graduate school and professional options in international affairs.
The Summer Enrichment Program will take place from mid-June through the end of July 2014.
Application process: electronic submission
Application materials: A complete online application includes the following:
• Completed Sections with background information on the applicant, including work and volunteer experiences, international experiences and honors and awards.
• An interest statement (in 500 words or less) that explains the applicant's interest in international affairs and how this program will assist him/her in pursuing this interest
Uploaded documents include the following:
• Official transcript from any college or university that the applicant has attended
• Three letters of recommendation (two from faculty members, one from a community leader familiar with the applicant's accomplishments
• Proof of U.S. citizenship which can be one of the following: birth certificate, certificate of U.S. citizenship or U. S. passport. Note: if you use a birth certificate and are selected, you will need to send a hard copy of a notarized birth certificate. Those using passports or certificates of citizenship will have to bring originals at the start of the program.
Faculty representative: Keith Raether
Selection process: A panel of individuals with experience in foreign affairs and academia evaluates candidates' applications. If selected, recipients will be asked to fill out an application to Howard University.
Announcement date: The Rangel Programs will strive to complete the selection process and make offers by the end of March 2014.
Contact information: http://www.rangelprogram.org/index.cfm


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Scamps Comedy Presents: Katie Grady
Presented by Amazing Things Arts Center at Amazing Things Art Center
August 29, 2014
Boston comedy star Katie Grady returns as headliner-host for a showcase of professional stand up comedy. Quiet, twisted and extremely funny, Grady has been featured in the Marshall's Women in Comedy Tour, the Toyota Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Festival and Comedy Central Laugh Riots. She has headlined in Boston clubs and was once identified in The Boston Globe as one of "nine young Boston comics on ...more
Jim Breuer
Presented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre
August 30, 2014
With over 20 years of stand-up comedy experience, Jim Breuer remains one of today's top entertainers and continues to win over ...more
Keith Alberstadt
Presented by Laugh Boston at Laugh Boston
August 28 - August 30, 2014
Keith Alberstadt is a nationally-touring comedian making new fans wherever he performs. His likable personality and down-to-earth charm ...more
Chocolate Sundays
Presented by Laugh Boston at Laugh Boston
August 31, 2014
Look out Boston and surrounding area, Kenny Williams is one of the headliners for Chocolate Sunday's on Sunday, August 31. Located inside ...more
Soul Sessions xix The Lotus Garden
Presented by 1 O O O V I R T U E S D A N C E at ZuZu @ The Middle East
August 31, 2014
1 O O O V I R T U E S D A N C E presents Soul Sessions, a home for artists of any style to come together to express current themes in a creative ...more
Maz Jobrani
Presented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre
September 6, 2014
Maz Jobrani has had two Showtime comedy specials, I Come In Peace and Brown and Friendly. Maz starred in the films Friday After Next, 13 ...more
Alonzo Bodden
Presented by Laugh Boston at Laugh Boston
September 4 - September 6, 2014
An international headliner, Alonzo has performed comedy worldwide including Just For Laughs in Montreal, Kilkenny Ireland Comedy fest, Sydney, ...more
The NXT Cast
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July 6 - September 7, 2014
Improv Asylum's NXT cast returns this summer with their latest revue.This fully-produced show is a blend of sketch and improv comedy written ...more


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: All in all we had good fun, thanks to the organisers and marshals, and will be back next year.In full: My third year at the waddle and 2014 was fab as always. Particular strengths are the cheerful supportive marshals, the duck costumes and the race commentator with a good sense of humour and excellent ability to name runners as they finished. My 6 year old did her third waddle fun run and says she particularly liked the rain!Date of review: May 12, 2014
In short: Great atmosphere, speed, location and organisation. My fave raceDate of review: September 1, 2013
In short: Pretty, friendly village. Out and back country road. Duck racing!Date of review: May 12, 2013
In short: Lots of friendly marshalls, excellent organisation, a lovely local run.Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: A lovely little run through the pretty countryside. A nice fun-run and reduced entry to conkers made it very family friendly.Date of review: September 16, 2012
In short: Well organised, countryside setting and speed!Date of review: September 2, 2012
In short: Lovely scenery makes the miles fly by. Hillier than expected.Date of review: April 15, 2012
In short: Third time I've run this. A good local, well run race. Half dull scenery, half countryside.Date of review: November 20, 2011
In short: Well organised friendly race along country lanes. Great PB potential.In full: Race was very well planned and ran smoothly. Well marshalled. No bottle necks. Excellent PB potential. Will definitely be back next year. Even the light drizzle was appreciated.Date of review: September 4, 2011
In short: Great organisation, friendly marshals, well spaced drinks, plenty of toilets. A bit hillier than expected though, with some dull long stretches of roadDate of review: September 13, 2010
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Villa Calypso - Beautiful Oceanfront Villa w/ Stunning Views in Turks and Caicos
- bedrooms 5
- baths 5
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Providenciales
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vacation rental description
Escape to your own bit of paradise – Villa Calypso. With its five air-conditioned bedrooms and bathrooms, Villa Calypso is the definition of luxury. Located directly overlooking Sapodilla Bay, in the prestigious Ocean Point area of Providenciales, Villa Calypso was completely renovated and redecorated in 2009.
This home offers the essence of indoor-outdoor living with its extensive living areas, all overlooking the glittering turquoise waters of Sapodilla Bay. Lay out next to the pool on the sun deck or curl up in the shaded outdoor lounge. On the first floor, you will find a fully stocked gourmet kitchen with breakfast bar, formal dining room and living room. Upstairs, a screened patio with views of Sapodilla Bay and the pool. Outside, take advantage of the Gazebo dining area, complete with gas BBQ grill. Other amenities include: Internet access, DVD player, and stereo system.
Cool off in the tranquil ocean waters from the comfort of your own private swim dock, or take a short walk across the street to a beautiful cove with shallow, calm water and a white sand beach. If you want to practice your backhand, a tennis court is also available within walking distance.
Villa Calypso Highlights:
•Sleeps 10 guests
•Located between Sapodilla Bay and the Chalk Sound
•Completely renovated in 2009
•Private pool with amazing views
•Large upper screened patio with lounge area and dining area
•Private dock and ocean front
•Outdoor gazebo with outdoor dining and BBQ
•Fully equipped gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops
•Main living area with TV, entertainment center and stereo system
•Washer and dryer facilities keep your clothes looking their
For three generations, Elite Destination Homes has cared for an exclusive collection of luxury vacation villas across the globe. We pride ourselves on our exceptional properties, exacting standards and high caliber of guest service. Our pre-trip and on location 5-star concierge service will cater to your every need from private chefs, maid service and recommendations on "can't miss" dining and activities for a memorable experience. Visit the Elite Destination Homes website to view our full portfolio of properties.
Elite Destination Homes is proud to be honored with this prestigious award for outstanding service.
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- Villa
- Meals
- Catering Available
- Available Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Babysitter
- Concierge
- Massage
- Private Chef
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- Concierge
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- Private Chef
- Suitability
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
- Bedrooms
- 5 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10, Beds for 10
- Bedroom 1
- 1 king
- full bathroom, TV and private balcony with stunning views
- Bedroom 2
- 1 king
- King sized bed with a full bathroom and TV
- Bedroom 3
- 1 queen
- Queen sized bed with a full bathroom
- Bedroom 4
- 2 twin/ single or 1 king
- 2 Twin sized beds with a full bathroom
- Bedroom 5
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- Golf
- Shopping
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
- Swimming
- Windsurfing
- Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Fishing
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Miniature golf
- Horseback Riding
- Zoo/Wildlife Park
- Restaurants
- Shelling
- Hiking
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01/03 - 04/30 $10000/wk
05/01 - 12/19 $8000/wk
Holiday 12/20 - 01/02 $12000/wk
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Crump Notes: Provided defensive depth for the Utes last season ... made some nice technical changes and played with a lot more confidence during spring practice ... local athlete who came to Utah well-prepared with experience in a good club system.
2008: Appeared in 16 sets during nine matches ... totaled 14 digs for a 0.88 dig-per-set average ... came up with a career-high five digs at New Mexico State (9/7) ... had three digs against Utah State (9/12) in the Ute Invitational ... dug a pair of opponent attack attempts against Texas (9/6) and at Weber State (9/30) ... had an attack attempt at WSU (9/30).
High School/Club: A two-time first-team all-region selection out of Alta High School ... a two-time team MVP and a two-year captain ... helped lead Alta to a fifth-place finish in the state in 2005 with a second-place regional finish ... also played softball at Alta ... graduated with honors and was the student body secretary for three years ... plays for Club Utah ... team has frequently finished as one of the top teams in the region and competed in the Junior Olympic Volleyball Championships, including a 10th-place finish in 2006 ... other notable tournaments include the 2006 High Performance Global Challenge.
Personal: Major is undecided ... born May 21, 1990 ... parents are Paul and Trish Crump ... numerous family members have attended Utah ... grandfather was an All-American basketball player at BYU ... has three siblings ... enjoys traveling and boating.
Career Highs Digs 5 at New Mexico State (9/7/08)
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Chicago Bears
Jay Cutler - #6 - QB
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|Years played
|2006, 1st round, 11th pick by Broncos
Changes, same problems for Bears' O-line
The Bears are hoping this week's changes to the starting O-line will be the solution to the OL problems they have been struggling with for years.
Bears OG Rachal leaves team for personal reasons
Bears OG Chilo Rachal left the team for personal reasons. He was placed on the reserve/left squad list.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers deal Lions tough blow
The Packers ground out a win at Detroit, leaving the Lions with plenty of work to do to get back into the playoff race.
Kaepernick, Smith lead 49ers in romp
Colin Kaepernick threw two TD passes and Aldon Smith racked up 5½ sacks as the 49ers crushed the Bears, 32-7 on Monday night.
Report: 49ers QB Smith ruled out, Kaepernick to start
49ers QB Alex Smith has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Bears, ESPN's Chris Mortensen first reported.
Ditka hospitalized after minor stroke
Former Bears coach and current ESPN analyst Mike Ditka suffered a minor stroke on Friday.
Bears announce Campbell will start Monday night
The Bears ruled QB Jay Cutler out for Monday night's game against the 49ers. Jason Campbell will get the start.
Hall Call: Lance Briggs
Are Bears WLB Lance Briggs' name and numbers "big" enough for him to one day be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
Urlacher says again he'd lie about concussion
Bears LB Brian Urlacher said Thursday he would still lie to cover up a concussion, reiterating a point he made earlier in the season.
Jim Harbaugh hospitalized with irregular heartbeat
49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh is having a minor procedure done at Stanford Hospital on Thursday for an irregular heartbeat.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Bears-Niners bash weighing heavy on brain
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush reflects on the head-scratching subplots in Monday night's matchup between the Bears and Niners.
Texans LB Dobbins fined $30,000
The NFL fined Texans LB Tim Dobbins $30,000 on Wednesday for his hit on Bears QB Jay Cutler. Dobbins said he will appeal the fine.
Key matchup: Bears RBs Matt Forte and Michael Bush vs. 49ers defense
In today's Key Matchup we examine one battle that will help decide the Bears-49ers game in Week 11.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Injuries could dull 2012's best one-two prime-time punch
What appeared to be great NFL drama in Week 11 took a potentially big hit with three significant QB injuries.
Bears sign QB McCown
The Bears brought back QB Josh McCown on Tuesday and waived TE Brody Eldridge.
Cutler turned in sub-par numbers in Sunday's 28-13 win at Arizona.||||||| Cutler completed just one of his first 11 passes, then went 5 of 5 on a touchdown drive in the final minutes of the first half. He finished 12 of 26 for 146 yards and a touchdown. He has not been good for fantasy owners this season.
Cutler appears ready to play Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.||||||| Cutler went through a full practice on Friday despite knee and neck problems and was officially listed as probable.
Cutler says he expects to play this week against Green Bay.||||||| Cutler says "unless something drastic happens, absolutely" he will be ready to play against the Packers after leaving Sunday's loss at Minnesota with a sore neck. He says he got treatment on Monday and "should be ready to go later in the week." Cutler spoke during his weekly appearance on the "Waddle & Silvy Show" on Chicago's WMVP-AM 1000.
Cutler left Sunday's game at Minnesota in the fourth quarter with a neck injury.||||||| Cutler took a hit to the head by Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen that drew a penalty, but he said afterward his neck was bothering him all afternoon and worsened as the game went on, complaining of stiffness. Cutler stayed in for the rest of that drive, but when the Bears got the ball back Jason Campbell was running the offense instead. Cutler, who missed a game last month because of a concussion, got up slowly after Griffen's hit.
Cutler waa 17 of 26 for 233 yards with two TDs and no INTs in Sunday's loss to Seattle.||||||| Though the Bears lost, Cutler played one of his best games of the season. A deep drop by Earl Bennett prevented Cutler from an even bigger statistical contest.


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Smoking and meat consumption are associated with increased DNA damage. Processed meats may contain carcinogenic nitrosamines that can even be found in the vapors (smell) of frying bacon. On the other hand, plant-based diets have been associated with decreased DNA damage overall, slowed cancer growth, and possibly even slowed aging.
Specific studies have shown the possible prevention or repair capabilities of apples, almonds and grapes, carob, broccoli (see also here, here), broccoli sprouts, black pepper, dragon's blood, and soy (edamame, tofu, tempeh). In moderation, stevia can be considered harmless, but recent studies have called into question the safety of potassium sorbate and avocados (see here, here).
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Our arrival at the airport was a breeze, we met our transfer group at baggage claim with smiles on our faces. Quickly shuttled off to the pier terminal to find a quick and easy check-in process. I have never seen it so easy to get through they really have their methods down pat. We boarded the ship and were greeted by some.. pirates (photo op), ok this was a bit lame. We stopped at the first soda table to sign my fiance right up, and were presented with our mug! We set off to the lido deck to find our cabin and explore the ship.
L241 was our home for the next 3 nights and being an inside cabin I was actually really pleased with the cabin. Loved the divided feel with the vanity wall. Brought a sense of privacy to a small space. The bed was hard, quickly resolved by ordering a egg crate, and our robes were missing, again another simple request filled. The shower didn't feel as small to me as past cruises. I did find that leaving the curtain open and popping my leg up on the potty allowed easier shaving of one's legs, just saying.
We set off to explore, this ship is huge, did I mention huge? We made a mad dash to the spa to sign up for the couples thermal spa package. Not really worth it but the showers were the best. The lotus pool is the place to be if you don't enjoy spending your vacation away from your kids, with other people's kids.
We made our way to horizon for lunch and ordered our first soda to find out they didn't apply the sticker to his card. After being told several times we needed to locate the table we bought it from, we ended up in line at the purser's desk with our receipt and had them go argue this out for us. Half hour later the purser found the crew member that sold us the soda deal and got our sticker, how crazy.
Sea day, was great time spent in the thermal suite, and lotus pool area. Few naps and skipped formal night to dine at caribe cafe, which at 8 pm I can say was the best dining option on this ship. It was quiet, and nicely lit and seafood everywhere. Officers of the ship were dining there seems they know the secret as well.
Princess Cay, just wasn't as great as I had hoped. Finding a chair was a feat, but it was nice just laying on the float out in the water. Go down to the left as far as you can.. then go further and you will find peace. Tonight we dined at the palm, and after losing our reservation for the second night in a row we were granted entry this time and had a miserable steak dinner, left before dessert.
Highlights- This ship is amazing & huge, and well cared for Ship photographers are amazing love the un-conventional poses Room was always clean and well cared for, by Korin
Lows- The crew are miserable, they can't even fake the smile and sing song good morning's. Food is typical cafeteria food
I am not done with Princess but not happy with this cruise, to soon to blame an entire cruise line. But I can think of a couple other lines who are supposed to be below this level that have much more going for them.


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Title: Teacher and Good Will Boys, Fairfield, 1890
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Date: 1893
Location: Fairfield
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Title: Frost District School, Brunswick, ca. 1880
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We Used to be "Normal": A History of F.S.N.S.
Farmington's Normal School -- a teacher-training facility -- opened in 1863 and, over the decades, offered academic programs that included such unique features as domestic and child-care training, and extra-curricular activities from athletics to music and theater.
Public education has been a part of Maine since Euro-American settlement began to stabilize in the early eighteenth century. But not until the end of the nineteenth century was public education really compulsory in Maine.
Hermann Kotzschmar: Portland's Musical Genius
During the second half of the 19th century, "Hermann Kotzschmar" was a familiar household name in Portland. He spent 59 years in his adopted city as a teacher, choral conductor, concert artist, and church organist.
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New Portland: Bridging the Past to the Future
A multi-village history of this western Maine town as created by students and teachers from MSAD #74, the New Portland Community Library, and the New Portland Historical Society. Exhibits are divided into sections examining North New Portland Village, East New Portland Village, and West New Portland Village.


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Cawha Outlook Chalet in Breckenridge Area
- bedrooms 5
- baths 5½
- sleeps 13
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets considered no
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With 5,273 square feet of ultra luxurious living, the Cawha Outlook Chalet is the epitome of five star! It was just built in 2012 with custom craftsmanship and is a real beauty upon entrance. This 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom home is walking distance - at about 300 yards - to the 4 O'clock Ski Run and the Snowflake Lift. The main living space boasts a gorgeous living area with high ceilings, beautiful stone gas fireplace, hardwood floors, flat screen TV and new furnishings. Douglas Fir beams throughout the home give it an elegant, rustic feel. The gourmet kitchen is any chef's dream with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, and there is even a breakfast bar! Not in the mood to cook, then grill on the outside gas barbeque grill. The dining area, where there is room for 12, is surrounded by windows showcasing the mountain views. To relax after a long day on the slopes, indulge in the fabulous king-sized bed in the master suite and soothe your tired muscles in the two-person shower or Jacuzzi tub. For privacy and space, the home comes equipped with an individual bathroom for each bedroom. This high-end home can sleep 13 with 3 kings, 2 twins, 1 bunk bed and 1 captain's bunk (twin over double). There is another family room downstairs with mounted flat screen TV. Walk back about 300 yards from the 4 O'clock Ski Run to relax and unwind in your own private hot tub with amazing views. For the athletes in the group, there is even a yoga room with a small flat screen TV! Staying connected in this home is not an issue with wireless internet access. The private garage can host one vehicle with room in the driveway for 2 more vehicles. This home has everything you could need to make your stay, including 2 washers and 2 dryers for convenience and ease. The Cawha Outlook Chalet is a beautiful, luxury home that is a must-see and a must-book for any vacation!
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Probation sweep in Vista nets 11 arrests
VISTA, Calif. - Law enforcement officers arrested 11 probationers found to be in violation of the conditions of their release during a multi-agency sweep in Vista, sheriff's officials said Sunday.
Sheriff's deputies, probation officers and police officers from Carlsbad, Oceanside and Escondido visited 38 probationers between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday, sheriff's officials said.
Arrested during the sweep were Danny Ashue, 45; Gabriel Guzman, 25; Joshua Jarrett, 32; Misty Jarrett, 24; Greg Keel, 55; Matthew Kerns, 31; William Laslovich, 21; Harold Orr, 59; Antonio Ramirez, 37; Cindy Zarate, 23; and Monica Zarate, 40.
Sheriff's officials said the sweep was operated in connection with the Regional Realignment Response Group, which tracks known offenders and their associates in hopes that information could be tied to crimes. Deputies also devote resources to addressing neighborhood safety issues.


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5130 Summit View, AC for Summer, Ski In Ski Out for Skiing! in Hidden Valley
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 9
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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Hidden Valley is a four seasons resort, located in the Laurel
Mountains of southwestern Pennsylvania. The resort contains 27 ski slopes and trails, four heated swimming pools (one indoor), an 18 hole championship golf course, a
fitness center, and 50 miles or hiking trails.
This condo, located in the Summit section of HV, is newly renovated and refurnished,
ready to enhance your vacation experience. The master bedroom
features a king bed with private jacuzzi tub. The second bedroom
holds a queen bed and half bath while the third bedroom contains two
queen beds.
At 2,000 sq. ft. it is one of largest condo's on Hidden
Valley and sleeps eight adults comfortably.
Located right on the slopes, this ski-in, ski-out condo is perfect for a winter ski
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Gas fireplace, 42" Plasma TV, VCR's/DVD's, full kitchen with dinette,
microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, ice maker, cooking utensils
provided, washer/dryer, and gas grill.
activities and attractions in Hidden Valley Other Pennsylvania Areas
Skiing, snowmobiling, tubing, golf, hiking, rock climbing, biking,
tennis, racquetball, basketball, fitness center, wallyball, miniature
golf, amusement parks, trout fishing, horseback riding, white water
rafting, and seven State parks within 20 miles, plus Ohiopyle and
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Winter (Dec-March)rates: $975/weekend, $250/additional night
Spring/Summer/Fall rates: $575/weekend, $175/additional night, $1,200/week*
*Weekly rates are based on Friday to Friday or Sunday to Sunday stays. Additional fee applies for Saturday to Saturday stay.
Holiday weekends are subject to three night minimums and higher rates.
Winter weekends require a Friday and Saturday stay.
9% tax due on any rental shorter than 30 days.
Cleaning, linens and towels included in above costs.
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The Sioux Area Metro, better known as SAM, has plans to expand is routes. With an increase in Sioux Falls' population, more people are using public transportation.
"The town has grown, but the bus system hasn't grown and changed with the town," says Timmy Brooks, a loyal SAM rider. Brooks has to ride the transit every day, and he has had some issues with the system.
"The first bus I was on first was running late, so I missed my bus. Now I have to wait an hour downtown to catch another bus, and my appointment was an hour ago," Brooks said.
SAM hopes to help eliminate bus delays by slightly changing routes to make them more efficient. Buses will also stop at specific locations more often. The proposed routes being affected by weekday service expansion are 7, 8 and 19.
Five routes, will now get two extra hours of evening service, and riders will see additions to existing routes. Riders can now take the bus all the way north of West Benson Rd.
The sole reason for the change is to make the routes more reliable and keep people from waiting out in the cold for so long.
Sam Trebilcock is the planner of the new routes. "We are certainly trying to make some expansions to service where it is needed and to make some adjustments to make sure the bus is running on time," he said.
He is holding a public hearing on Monday, January 27, 2014 at 3:45 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Room to receive any comments, ideas and concerns from citizens.


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Scottsbluff woman recovering from severe dog bite, owner cited
A Scottsbluff woman who suffered a severe dog bite while running near the Fairview Cemetery is recovering at her home after surgery to address her injuries.
44 year old Holly Frank received serious lacerations to her arm from the bite by a Great Dane Friday afternoon in the alley south of the cemetery. Scottsbluff Police Captain Brian Wasson says once the dog knocked Frank down it returned to the owner's yard without continuing the attack.
Wasson says 28 year old Jennifer Gregory, who has two other Great Danes, had the animals inside but the dog was able to escape from an unsecure door. The Police investigation revealed a previous incident with the dog and Gregory has been cited for a leash law violation.
Animal Control Officer Jim Bornschlegl says Police are asking the city prosecutor to deem the animal dangerous, which would require Gregory to keep the dog in an enclosed yard and muzzled when off the property with a short chain.
Wasson says the dog is being confined to the home for ten days to check for diseases, but all the owner's dogs were current in their vaccinations. Bornschlegl says Gregory has already constructed a fence to totally enclose the yard. Wasson encourages all pet owners to obey city ordinances regarding their animals to protect themselves and others.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Griff Whalen kept the media waiting Sunday while he endured a prolonged soak in the ice tub.
The second-year wide receiver was shaking off the rust that comes with three idle weeks in the NFL, and the extent of the damage he suffered against the Houston Texans will be made clear after an MRI later in the week. But Whalen's impact on the Indianapolis Colts' 25-3 victory at Lucas Oil Stadium was unmistakable.
He caught four passes for 45 yards, including a 14-yard touchdown just 5 minutes, 29 seconds into the first quarter that set the tone. It also ended a stretch of six consecutive games in which the Colts failed to reach the end zone in the first half.
Indianapolis (9-5) found the solution to its early offensive woes by opening in a no-huddle, spread attack. The result was two first-half touchdown passes for Andrew Luck and a rare 20-3 halftime lead. The defense and special teams took over in the second half to ice the victory.
"We needed it," Luck said of the early success. "Better than the starts we've been having. Then a good team effort to hold on."
In truth, the defense was the star of the day.
For the first time since Sept. 29 in Jacksonville, the Colts did not allow a touchdown. They surrendered just 239 yards and 12 first downs overall, forcing Houston (2-12) to punt on eight of its 14 possessions. Another series ended when the Texans ran out of downs, and a 10th gained 11 yards on three plays before the game clock expired.
Three others led to Indianapolis points. Cornerback Darius Butler intercepted two passes that set up Adam Vinatieri field goals, and Robert Mathis sacked Houston quarterback Case Keenum in the end zone, forcing a fumble the Texans recovered for a safety.
That play gave Mathis an NFL-high 16.5 sacks for the season and 108 for his career, eclipsing Dwight Freeney's franchise records in each category.


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Greenville Police said an officer is on administrative leave after firing shots at a suspect who ran from an attempted robbery scene into a busy retail store and held an employee at knife point.
Police spokesman Johnathan Bragg said officers originally received several calls about an attempted armed robbery of a man on a bicycle along Laurens Road Saturday afternoon.
Bragg said the suspect tried a steal a man's bicycle at knife point on the sidewalk between Baileys Sports Bar and Hooters.
Several patrons from the restaurants saw the suspect knock the intended victim off his bike and ran over to intervene, Bragg said. The group of good Samaritans chased the suspect off and notified police that he was spotted entering Pep Boys just after 12:30 p.m., Bragg said.
Inside the auto parts store, Bragg said the man took a Pep Boys employee captive at knife point. Bragg said the suspect held a knife to the employee's throat and gave him verbal commands. The man was able to get away from the suspect with minor injuries.
When Greenville police officers confronted the suspect at Pep Boys, Bragg said the suspect still had the knife in his hand. While fearing for his safety and the safety of others in the store, Bragg said one officer opened fire on the suspect.
The suspect was alive when he was transported to the hospital from the scene, Bragg said.
The officer was not hurt, Bragg said.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has been called in to investigate. The officer who shot the suspect was placed on administrative duty pending the outcome of the investigation. Bragg said another officers who was in the store was placed on administrative duty during the shooting investigation, per standard procedure.
Bragg said the victim who was knocked off his bicycle was not seriously hurt.
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DALLAS — There is a daily Spanish-language Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe in downtown Dallas. And on Wednesday night, there was something different in the air: A new sense of unity and recognition, said Father Rudy Garcia.
"I've gotten phone calls and texts all day from people saying, 'We have a Latin American pope, and how great is that?'" he said, smiling.
There is an immediate kinship, he added, because their language is their leader's language, too.
"Even beyond knowing the man personally, the fact that he would come from Latin America and understand the plight of Spanish-speaking Catholics, that provides a real source of understanding," Father Garcia said.
Dora Lopez is a native of Dallas with a Latino heritage. She answers the phones at the Diocese of Dallas offices.
"I think this is very special for Latinos," she said.
Lopez watched in disbelief as a cardinal from Argentina was selected to be the next pope. She called her daughters to tell them as soon as she heard the news.
"It kind of gave me chills; then I heard the bells in the background from the church across the street," Lopez said.
Dallas Bishop Kevin Farrell praised Pope Francis for his reputation as a humble, simple priest who is a champion of the poor. While he never met him in person, he said the Argentinian's selection was a surprising choice because he is an outsider at the Vatican.
University of Dallas School of Ministry Director of Continuing Education Pia Septien said the choice of this pope is momentous for more than just those with Hispanic heritage.
"Remember, he's not only from Latin America... he is the first pope from the Americas!" she said with enthusiasm.
Septien believes Pope Francis will be a unifier, and she said the diverse crowd in St. Peter's Square proved the Catholic church is universal.
"All colors, all races, all ages," she said. "That speaks about the church."
Father Garcia added that the choice of Pope Francis was "an indication of how the faith is growing and spreading in all of the Americas."
He called it an acknowledgement that the church can never be confined to one particular place.
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Fedora 15 Alpha Available Features GNOME 3 Desktop
Fedora announces the availability of Fedora 15 Alpha which includes the GNOME 3 desktop, LibreOffice and the 2.6.38 kernel.
Fedora 15 Alpha is now available for download and includes updates in the following areas: desktop environment (GNOME 3), system and session management (systemd), cloud (BoxGrinder), updated programming languages and tools (Rails, OCaml, and Python; GDB and GCC), productivity applications (LibreOffice), consistent network device naming (BIOS-provided, non-arbitrarily given names for network ports), dynamic firewall, eCryptfs in Authconfig, DNSSEC for workstations, go green, (PowerTOP tool), business management tools (Tryton) and more.
Fedora developers are asking for user feedback as well, "We need your help to make Fedora 15 the best release yet, so please take a moment of your time to download and try out the Alpha and make sure the things that are important to you are working."
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PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
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New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
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EU warns of antitrust probes into drug makers
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The European Union warned of a wave of antitrust investigations into major drug makers, saying they were deliberately stalling cheaper generic versions of their own medicines once exclusive patents expire, reported by the Associated Press. The Commission will now step up its antitrust enforcement and monitor deals between major and generic drug makers. The EU also started an investigation into France''s Les Laboratoires Servier for hindering the launch of generic versions of its heart disease drug perindopril. Regulators said they suspected that Servier did deals with generic rivals Krka, Lupin, Matrix, Niche Generics Ltd and Teva to hold back cheaper versions. The EU''s antitrust division called for a EU-wide patent and litigation system and for national governments to speed up generic drug approvals. But it blamed drug makers too for trying to discredit generics with misleading campaigns and misusing marketing authorizations to delay generic launches. The EU says generic drugs are on average 40-percent cheaper than their branded rivals two years after they launch and play a key role in driving down health costs for Europe''s aging and ailing population. The European Commission said it would monitor deals between major pharmaceutical companies and generic drug makers. EFPIA says companies have a right to defend patents for the medicines they develop and that the vast majority of these deals help competition because they settle legal action and allow the transfer of technology from one company to another. The EU report found that generic versions often don''t launch until at least seven months after the patent on the original version expires. This cost European patients some euro3 billion more for medicines between 2000 and 2007, it said. The European Union spent euro214 billion on medicines in 2007, or euro430 per person. State health insurance programs carry most of that cost. Regulators said there was a decline in the number of new drugs reaching the market. They gave no details but said it would closely monitor the pharmaceutical market to check what is holding back innovation. Only 27 new types of drugs were launched from 2000 to 2004, far fewer than the 40 that hit the market from 1995 to 1999, it said. Pharmaceutical companies are under pressure from the loss of exclusive patents over top-selling drugs and higher costs for research and development. Many are cutting costs and staff to try and stay profitable.


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Southend United manager Phil Brown considers freshening up midfield against Mansfield Town
10:00am Friday 7th February 2014 in Sport By Chris Phillips
SOUTHEND United manager Phil Brown is toying with the idea of freshening up his midfield for tomorrow's match at Mansfield Town.
Conor Clifford, Marc Laird and Bedsente Gomis all impressed Brown in a behind closed doors friendly at West Ham United on Tuesday afternoon.
And the Blues boss is contemplating bringing them back in to the side against the Stags.
"We had three games in the space of six days so I'm certainly thinking about freshening up the side, confirmed Brown.
"We had seven games in January so it was a busy time and four or five of the lads played all of those games.
"Another four or five probably played in five or six of them and maybe that showed towards the end of the Newport game.
"Some of the lads pick themselves with how they're performing at the moment but I do have some headaches and may look to freshen things up because our energy levels are key for our success.
"The midfield three at West Ham all pulled up trees and they are certainly in my thinking for tomorrow but it's tough making changes when the team has been so consistent.
Blues go in to game with two defeats in their last 18 outings and sit fifth in the League Two table.
But they are still sweating on the fitness of key defender Luke Prosser who underwent surgery on his fractured cheekbone yesterday.
"We will make a late decision on Luke but he's shown this season he will play through the pain and if he can I'm sure he will do so again at Mansfield," said Brown.
"It's a tough place to go, it's quite hostile with a tight pitch and we will need to be at our best.
"We're getting the train up though so we've preparing correctly and hopefully that will pay off."


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Israel won the military conflict with Hamas, but it and Jews around the world are facing the most hostile environment since World War II.
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A new internal GOP survey suggests the party's history of demeaning comments and policies is just killing them with women voters.
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A new internal GOP survey suggests the party's history of demeaning comments and policies is just killing them with women voters.
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Conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza on Saturday cited the illegal immigration crisis as an example of how the Obama administration is exploiting American good will for political gain.
Grand Haven pawn shop owner in the spotlight
Brian Brookman, owner of West Michigan Pawn in downtown Grand Haven, recently returned from New York City where he appeared on a national television talk show.
Rick Santorum by-passes Hollywood and debuts his feature-length movie in a church
He continues to appear on presidential straw polls. Now he is taking on politically correct culture and the bullies of the public realm.
Christie gets good news from Iowa
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It's "all fine and good" that Arab League nations are giving minimal support to the effort to stop ISIS/ISIL, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee told Fox News on Thursday.
Why Republicans won't back a carbon tax
Climate change activists across the political spectrum fantasize about it. No, it's not another Kanye West video of snowy mountains and a topless Kim Kardashian.
Romney for US president in 2016? Iowa poll puts him on top
The two-time Republican presidential candidate has repeatedly stressed over the past year that he is not interested in a third shot at the White House.
Inside the Beltway: Dueling West Coast gun control initiatives
Can big donations shore up shoddy gun control state legislation? No, insists Alan Gottlieb , chairman of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, a 650,000-member grass-roots organization based in Washington state.
Early polls aren't predictive of a presidential primary but they do reflect current movement up or down of candidates in relation to the competitors in the field.
Fox's Huckabee Defends Group Linked To Anti-Gay Human Rights Violations
Fox News host Mike Huckabee joined 79 other conservatives in signing a letter blasting "sexual radicals" for their efforts to scuttle a planned conference of the World Congress of Families , a group notorious for stoking homophobia and promoting harsh anti-gay laws internationally.
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(As told by Norman the Mormon, hat tip to Shel Silverstein) Mild Molly Mormon, quoth her first cousin Norman, Grew up as good Church members do. She was always in meetings, exchanging hail greetings Preparing for ol' BYU. And while in her youth, the Church teachings, forsooth, Played sweetly upon her young heartstrings, their truth Suffused […]
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A Camp of People Just Like Me
My dad and I are driving down the road searching for the entrance
to HOBY (Hugh O'Brian Youth) Leadership Seminar. It's not going too well,
as we've passed quite a few places that look like the University of
Charleston campus but aren't. We're giving up and setting our sights on a Taco
Bell sign farther up the road when we drive past three or four psychos
waving signs in the air. Must be for a carwash, I think, until I realize that
they say HOBY on them. We laugh and turn. The university campus
is a complete contrast to the sign-wavers. Everything is calm, shady,
and quiet. Trees are everywhere, and I can see other kids my age being led
around. A guy standing in the middle of the street points to a parking spot.
Once the car stops I notice that there are three or four crazy people outside. I
open the door and someone yells, "HOBY Hug!" and hugs me. I see a
flash; someone else has taken my picture. That was the start of my four-day stay
at HOBY.
Along with about 140 other sophomores, I experienced lots of things
during the leadership seminar. Most of our days were taken up with participating
in panel discussions about different subjects. First, we heard from
Secretary of State Betty Ireland about being a leader in our community. Over the
next few days we heard from both sides of the mountaintop removal argument, we
talked about entrepreneurship with some successful business owners, we
participated in a crime scene activity, we did some community service, we
heard from a NASCAR representative, we heard from the Speaker of the House,
we talked with a radio DJ, and we talked about weighted grades with
school principals. One thing that made all of these mini-seminars
easier was their format: 5 or 10 minutes for each of the speakers
to introduce themselves and their views, and then about 45
minutes for us to ask the speakers about the subject. It wasn't just us being lectured
to. This fit much better with the way I've been homeschooled than some other
things I've been to.
While the
daytime activities were lots of fun, so was our free time. There were two
dances, which were really energetic. I even won the air guitar contest! We had a
talent show where we had everything from cello solos to Napoleon Dynamite
skits to rap duets. Surprisingly, our dorms were clean and our
floor even had a ping-pong table and an off color TV. We had a
lot of fun late at night in the hangout room!
I was the only homeschooler there, which I thought would be weird but it
wasn't at all. Everyone was really cool and nice. It was like I had been tossed
into a camp of people just like me!
There is SO much
more that I could tell you about HOBY, I could go on and on for days.
Basically, HOBY was one
of the best experiences of my life, and I encourage anyone who is
going to be a sophomore next year to go! I went this year representing
WVHEA, and I've got to thank them for letting me go.
Oh, yeah, by the end
I too was hugging random people. HOBY hugs!


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Police arrested Avis Medrano, 23, of 9 Carney Court, Charlestown, and Alexis Gonzalez, 20, of 33 Carney Court, Charlestown, after the men allegedly led officers on a car chase through Somerville and Medford Monday night.
A third suspect, a 15-year-old male from Charlestown, was also arrested, according to a Somerville police report.
The report states that a fourth suspect remained at large.
The police report provides some details about what happened Monday night when police set up a perimeter in the residential neighborhood of Powder House Boulevard and Leonard Street—next to the Tufts University campus in West Somerville—and conducted an organized search for the suspects with help from a state police helicopter and K9s.
The scene, particularly the low-flying helicopter that shined its searchlight into backyards throughout the neighborhood, drew attention from residents in this normally quiet area.
Shots fired
The incident started shortly after 9 p.m. when police received reports of several gunshots having been fired in the area of Gilman Street, near McGrath Highway in East Somerville.
A witness said two men involved in the shooting got into a white Subaru and fled the scene, according to the report.
An officer soon saw the car driving westbound on Broadway without its headlights on, and a pursuit began, the report states.
Car chase
A police cruiser followed the Subraru, which sped down Broadway into Ball Square, took a right onto Boston Avenue into Medford, left onto Dearborn Road and Bromfield Road (driving the wrong way), then onto Warner Street and Powder House Boulevard in Somerville, according to the report.
The car then stopped at the corner of Powder House Boulevard and Leonard Street, near the Powder House Rotary, and the suspects in the car fled on foot into the neighborhood, according to the report.
Short manhunt
Several units from the Somerville and Medford police departments created a perimeter around the neighborhood, and officers began to search for the suspects. Massachusetts State Police also helped conduct the search.
According to the report:
- An officer saw a pair of feet under the porch at 37 Leonard St., where police discovered the 15-year-old suspect.
- Another officer found Gonzalez hiding in the garage of 47 Walker St.
- Somerville police officer John Tam and his K9, Max, discovered a scent in the back yard of 44 Powder House Blvd., and they found Medrano hiding under the rear porch at that address.
- Medrano directed officers to the location of a handgun—a .22 Ruger pistol with a round in the chamber—that was located at 55 Walker St.
- Police discovered a black sweatshirt in the back yard of 37 Burnham St.
The suspects were arrested without incident and charged with carrying a firearm without a license, having ammunition without a firearm ID card, and discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a building.
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According to the California Department of Public Health, some bags of Red Vines Black Licorice Twists have tested positive for lead.
Avoid 1-pound bags with the phrase "best before 02/04/13" stamped on them, the CDPH warned in a statement released Wednesday afternoon.
Health officials said the candy "contained as much as 0.33 parts per million of lead. This concentration of lead could provide up to 13.2 micrograms of lead per serving. Children under 6 years of age should not consume more than 6.0 micrograms of lead per day from all dietary sources."
If you're pregnant or suspect your child has eaten these candies, the CDPH recommends consulting a doctor.
Red Vines are manufactured by Union City-based American Licorice Co., which has voluntarily recalled the candies, the CDPH said.
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With a stay at Heemskerk Suites, you'll be centrally located in Amsterdam, steps from Concertgebouw and minutes from Stedelijk Museum. This 4-star apartment is within close proximity of Diamond Museum Amsterdam and Vondelpark. Make yourself at home in one of the 4 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers an...
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Travelers to Amsterdam in search of Amsterdam South apartment rentals should consider Congress Centre Apartments, located close to Sarphatipark, Heineken Experience and Skinny Bridge. Apartment accommodations come with DVD players, irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Practical amenities include kitchens, dishwashers, stovetops, refrigerators a...
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Ideally located near the train station and at walking distance from the centre of town, this modern hotel offers luxury and comfort in peaceful surroundings. Classy design rooms and spacious suites offer all the conveniences expected from a 4-star hotel. Enjoy a tasty meal in the à la carte restaurant, relax with a drink in the cosy bar or work off the day...
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Travelers to Amsterdam in search of De Pijp apartment rentals should consider Amstel Delight Apartments, located close to Sarphatipark, Heineken Experience and Skinny Bridge. Apartment accommodations come with irons/ironing boards. Practical amenities include kitchens, dishwashers, stovetops, refrigerators and cookware/dishes/utensils. Accommodations are als...
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 3774 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The entire decor of the hotel and room. The comfort of the bed and the beautiful bathroom. The separate bathtub and stall shower. The separation of the toilet from the bathroom. The friendly staff. The free coffee, tea, hot chocolate and pastries .
The drain in the stall shower was outside the shower.Excellent hotel that was well appointed.
Excellent 10.0
Lovely hotel in a wonderful area. We could walk almost anywhere! By far a perfect choice for us.The Hotel Estherea is a lovely hotel with beauty and charm of a very expensive hotel. It is in the best area of Amsterdam with easy access to anywhere you want to go. The bed was comfortable and the room had everything you would need. If we ever go back to Amsterdam, we will most definitely stay there again.
|Excellent - 759 reviews
The four-star NH Galaxy hotel in Amsterdam boasts 290 newly renovated rooms, all with modern facilities and air-conditioning. Located in northern Amsterdam, The hotel encompasses a large parking lot with 150 spaces, and offers complimentary shuttle service to the city center day and evening. NH Galaxy hotel is just 15 minutes by car from popular tourist dest...
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Located into six 17th century canal palaces and boasting a unique location in the heart of the city, Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam offers authentic interior, elegant rooms, fine dining cuisine and exclusive Guerlain spa. Experience true luxury with personalised service
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With a stay at Banks Mansion, you'll be centrally located in Amsterdam, steps from Flower Market and Munttoren. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Muntplein and Rembrandt Square. Make yourself at home in one of the 51 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and DVD players. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, wh...
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Excellent 9.3
Excellent location, very comfortable. The staff is very sharp, attentive and friendly. The breakfast is great as is the self-serve bar.
I wish they had a gym, though they can send you to a local gym a couple of blocks that's quite reasonable.
Excellent 10.0
The food and beverages were excellent. The staff was great. They were a great help in booking reservations. The location is great. We will stay there again.
The room was a bit small. But well arranged so it is manageable.
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Now with free phone to landlines worldwide!!Bed & Breakfast Amsterdam 1680 is situated in the oldest part of the center of Amsterdam, two minutes walking from the Dam Square, five minutes from the Central Station, ten minutes from the Flowermarket and only one minute from the famous Red Light District.The Red Light District is now getting more known because...
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Good 8.0
This place is a gem ! Perfect location. Staff super friendly. Room is small but very very clean and charming. Bed was sooooo comfy!!!
Nothing this place rocks! I will be back for sure!
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With a stay at Hampshire Hotel - Prinsengracht, you'll be centrally located in Amsterdam, steps from De Duif and minutes from Spiegelkwartier. This hotel is within close proximity of Heineken Experience and Skinny Bridge. Stay in one of 34 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Windows open to garden and water views. Complimentary wireless Internet ac...
Overall Rating - Good - 1193 reviews
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This hotel is ideally located in the heart of the city next to one of the most picturesque canals in Amsterdam. Within walking distance of the hotel is the famous Leidesplein area with its numerous bars, restaurants, bistros, grand cafes, shops and theatres. Europe's largest casino can also be found in Leidseplein. The location of the hotel, close by Dam Squ...
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Good 8.0
The location was very good ! It was our first trip to Amsterdam so the location was ideal :)
I expected the rooms to be better !It was nice. I've stayed at better ! Expected a little more.
Excellent 10.0
actually two things best 1 the staff was terrific and 2 the location could not have been better
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If you haven't heard yet, Getaround (a person to person car sharing service) just won TechCrunch disrupt 2011! Getaround allows anyone to rent their own cars out to approved parties – i.e. anyone can start their own car rental company – great stuff
This is significant for this city since two of the company founders, Sam Zaid & Jessica Scorpio are from Ottawa. Before Getaround, Sam was involved in founding Apption Software & Gazaro and Jessica founded IDEAL in addition to having worked for the PMO.
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Raspberry Lambic - Upland Brewing Company
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Reviews by camil1mj:
4.48/5 rDev +7.7%
Received from Fvernon as an extra. Very generous.
A: Cloudy, light red. A good amount of white head. Some lacing.
S: Lots of fruit and vinegar.
T: Very tart. This one is a mouth-puckering blend of sour and raspberry. Very tasty!
M: Light and refreshing. Very well carbonated.
O: Great sour-fruit lambic. Upland knows what they are doing.
02-16-2012 15:13:40 | More by camil1mj
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4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
06-29-2014 03:00:11 | More by tectactoe
4.33/5 rDev +4.1%
750ml bottle - cork & cage - Batch 77-08 - Bottled 2/5/10
Pours into my glass a deep, vibrant red. Basically opaque with a half inch of pink foam on top that falls to a ring around the glass. Aromas of fresh, ripe raspberries off the bat along with an underlying lemon tartness. Earthy accents with a great Brett kick. Barnyard funkiness with a nice grainy undertone.
First sip brings a mix of bright, fresh raspberry along with lemon zest upfront. Mild grainy malts meld into an acidic tartness that runs across the palate. Brett and mellow oak tones converge. As it flows down there's a somewhat cheesy flavor along with the barnyard accents. Puckering on the finish and not overly acidic, which is nice. A really lovely raspberry lambic!
Mouthfeel is smooth and light with a bright carbonation. This one does go down pretty easily and is quite wonderful. Probably the best batch I've tried. Cheers to Upland for taking the time and effort to brew these lovely lambics. Well worth the effort to seek out.
09-04-2010 03:23:39 | More by orbitalr0x
New York
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
05-03-2013 20:31:56 | More by joel66
4/5 rDev -3.8%
07-27-2013 21:14:01 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev -3.8%
07-13-2012 14:07:22 | More by Skye1024
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
04-30-2014 17:08:49 | More by BrandonDZ
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
11-18-2012 06:29:16 | More by standardcherry
4/5 rDev -3.8%
07-03-2012 14:03:09 | More by bpfrush
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
04-14-2014 02:10:49 | More by dogfishandi
4.18/5 rDev +0.5%
Acquired via trade
Thanks, barkingelectron!
Careful all, this one's a gusher!
This beer pours a murky, hazed pink and light ruby with a pillowy, thick, quickly forming pink head that eventually leaves webs of lacing down the glass. A bit lighter in color than Upland's Cherry Lambic, but similar in appearance.
The aroma is bright and acidic and very fruit-forward, with lots of authentic raspberry aroma. There's a mild hint of funk, but the sour acidity and raspberry aromas are dominant.
As has been my experience with other Upland sour lambics, this one is hugely sour. Along with the aggressive sourness is a lot of bright raspberry flavor, and little else--exactly what I was hoping for.
Medium bodied with moderate to high carbonation. A joy to sip on.
Delicious raspberry sour, though not as complex as the cherry variation or simply delicious as the persimmon.
02-20-2012 21:08:17 | More by ehammond1
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
07-14-2014 05:32:20 | More by sourdog
4/5 rDev -3.8%
04-26-2014 12:27:11 | More by Cynic-ale
4/5 rDev -3.8%
11-18-2011 23:55:57 | More by Soonami
4.13/5 rDev -0.7%
2010 batch.
750ml bottle and it's another gusher! Opened over the sink but had wine glasses at the ready, so loss was minimal.
It pours a light, red cola with a fluffy white head. This looks so damn good! Like sitting at the end of the counter at the soda jerk, at least, that what old tyme movies have led me to believe.
Raspberry, cherries, lemon zest and slight vinegar and horse funk in the nose.
This tastes amazing! Plenty of upfront raspberry with the rest of the berries co-mingling with the star of the show. It's a little puckering, but nothing more than say, NG Cran-bic. There seems to be a bready quality here as well. It's mostly a fruit party though.
This lambic has a medium, dry finish and drinks very crisp.
This is my second experience with Upland lambics, first being the last batch of Strawberry, which was atrocious. Compared to that bottle, this one blows it out of the stratosphere. I will be getting more when the wider release rolls around!
05-09-2010 12:22:58 | More by rudylaw
4/5 rDev -3.8%
08-18-2014 03:20:51 | More by stereosforgeeks
4.18/5 rDev +0.5%
Bottle poured into a Cantillon Tulip. 2012 Bottle
A - Color is a deep dark Ruby red that reminds you of the color of fresh raspberries. There is a big frothy pinkish head that sits on top of this one
S - The main note in the nose is fresh raspberries that leans a bit to the tarter raspberry side. There is also lemon, balsamic vinegar and light oak.
T - Taste is pure sour raspberries up front. There is a strong balsamic vinegar and lemon that comes in the middle that makes you pucker up. The finish is mostly this balsamic vinegar presence that lingers on
M - Medium carbonation and it packs a lot of tingle on the tongue due to the sharp tartness. The finish is dry and leaves a tart, prickly feeling on the tongue
O - This is one of the better Upland sours that I've had as it is tart and packs a lot of the fruit flavor. It is definitely a tart lambic as it has minimal funky characteristics to it.
11-23-2013 00:31:43 | More by jeonseh
4.33/5 rDev +4.1%
Bottle shared by Dan - thanks! This is the original (at least what I think is original) batch, released two years ago.
Pours a hazy bright red color that turns red-orange near the top of the pour. The head is made up of a half-finger of slightly off-white foam that dissipates into a wispy layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of ripe and moderately tart raspberries along with sweeter strawberries. Also present are slight hints of vanilla from the oak and slighter hints of funk.
Tastes very similar to how it smells. Indistinct malt flavors kick things off along with light amounts of wheat and are joined quickly by large raspberry and strawberry flavors. The berry flavors are tart up front but midway through the sip they sweeten up a bit and allow small amounts of funk into the profile. Soft vanilla flavors work their way into things near the end of the sip before fading out into a lightly tart ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with grainy carbonation.
Drinkability is very good. I finished my glass quickly and could easily have a few more.
Overall I was a very big fan of this beer, as I was of the other sour I've had from Upland. Very well balanced and not much room for improvement - worth a shot.
11-20-2010 22:43:53 | More by glid02
4/5 rDev -3.8%
03-21-2014 22:18:45 | More by dsauter
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
12-12-2013 02:02:24 | More by freehafe
4/5 rDev -3.8%
07-28-2014 12:31:17 | More by Schlafly33
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.8%
03-08-2012 03:33:04 | More by acurtis
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
11-14-2013 02:24:25 | More by weonfire
4/5 rDev -3.8%
06-29-2014 17:31:04 | More by UWBadgerFan4Life
Ontario (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev -11.1%
My bottle thanks to Jon. I do not know horizontally if better than strawberry but still decent drinker. Sour aroma. Aggressive carbonation, but mouthfeel a=overall still good. Sour in taste, some raspberry and other berries there including strawberry.
08-13-2009 23:56:09 | More by Sammy
Raspberry Lambic from Upland Brewing Company
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In July, the BHS Dance Team attended UDA Dance Camp at Butler County Community College. The dancers came home with three trophies and 19 blue ribbons. Their trophies were awarded for 4th Place in Home Routine, 110% Team Award, and a Superior. The Lionettes learned several dance routines including hip hop, jazz, pom,and kick routines The girls worked hard this summer and look forward to the school year. We hope to see everyone at . . . read more
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How do I use the Scheduling Assistant?
1. Create a new appointment or meeting request, and then click the Scheduling Assistant tab.
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What else do I need to know?
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You can use the Scheduling Assistant toolbar to change the date, start time and end time
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Gloucester, MA — Carleton F. Ellis, Jr., 74, husband of Josephine "Josie" (Lafata) Ellis, of Gloucester, passed away on Friday morning, November 9, 2012, at the Addison Gilbert Hospital.
Born in Gloucester on January 11, 1938, he was the son of the late Carleton F. Ellis Sr. and Lillian (Murray) Ellis.
Carl was a graduate of Gloucester High School with the Class of 1956. He was also a star goaltender for the Gloucester Fisherman Hockey Team.
For over 40 years, Carl had worked as a tool setter for United Shoe in Beverly until he retired.
He was a lifelong Gloucester High School sports fan and loved watching his sons and grandchildren play sports throughout their school years. Carl was also an avid golfer and played for many years at the former Folly Hill Golf Club, now Beverly Golf & Tennis Club. He was a lifelong member of the Masons Tyrian Lodge AF & AM and the Aleppo Temple Shriners.
Carl adored his family, especially his beloved grandchildren and will be dearly missed.
In addition to his wife Josie who he shared 53 years of marriage, he is survived by his two devoted sons, Carleton F. Ellis III and his wife Janice of Gloucester and their children Carleton F. Ellis IV and his wife Alicia of Philidelphia, Candice B. Ellis of Gloucester, Daniel P. Ellis of Franklin; son Anthony M. Ellis and his wife Jeannine of Beverly and their children Anthony M. Ellis Jr. and Brittaney E. Ellis of Beverly; his sister Geneva B. Anderson of Gloucester; his brother Arnold F. Ellis of Beverly; and many nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his sisters Louise Ellis and Harriet Levie.
ARRANGEMENTS: There are currently no funeral services planned.
Arrangements by the Greely Funeral Home, 212 Washington Street, Gloucester.
Condolences may be sent to the Ellis residence at 8 Alpine Court, Gloucester, MA 01930 or online condolences may be sent to greelyfuneralhome.com.