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Oceanfront Cottage in Bailey Island
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Relax on the large 400 square foot deck overlooking your own private piece of the Atlantic Ocean. Watch the fishermen pull in their daily catch and the sailboats go by. If you're lucky you might even catch the seals sunning themselves on nearby Ragged or Pond Islands.
Leave the sliding glass doors open at night and let the sea air and sound of the waves lull you to sleep.
If you want to get your exercise in during vacation, you can explore the island by foot or by kayak. It's a gorgeous (but somewhat hilly) jog or walk from the cribstone bridge at one end of the island to Land's End at the other. It's about 4.5 miles there and back. There are plenty of calm, scenic coves to explore by kayak, starting with Mingo Cove right outside your front door. H2O Outfitters is a short walk over the bridge to Orr's Island, and offers kayak rentals and lessons.
There's an LCD cable TV with dvd player if that's your speed, but it's right next to the 8 foot sliding glass doors looking out to the ocean so you may not be able to focus on what's on TV. Grill some amazing local seafood on the gas grill on the deck as you enjoy the peace and tranquility of island life, Maine style. Eat, drink, and gaze at the water – either inside at the dining table or at the full-sized table on the deck facing the water. The kitchen is fully equipped with brand new appliances including a full gas range and oven, microwave, toaster and full fridge, and of course a lobster pot.
If you'd rather not cook yourself, take a walk over to the famous Cook's Lobster House and enjoy their local seafood. It's a great restaurant with water views from every side, and a cool outdoor bar if you want something more casual. For breakfast we love the blueberry pancakes at Giant Steps Café up the road.
Our rocky beach just beyond the lawn is great for kayaking, rowing, fishing, wading, and searching for treasures in the tide pools. If you'd like to swim at a rare sandy beach, then check out Cedar Beach just across the cove. It's just a quick drive or walk up the road, or a paddle across.
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Lands End Gift Shop
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May, June and September - $900/week
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Christian Lacroix
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News about Christian Lacroix, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Apr. 21, 2013
Fashion designer Christian Lacroix's plan to create a limited line for Schiaparelli has his former customers recalling the late 1980s--era when people with money were eager to show it off in a big way. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
Fashion label Christian Lacroix will introduce 50-piece collection of china in four patterned motifs; consumers are encouraged to mix and match patterns. MORE
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Feeling For | Bespoke Stationery From Cartier
Marco Zanini, the new creative director for Schiaparelli, waxes poetic about the venerable jeweler's personalized paper and envelopes.
November 7, 2013, Thursday
MORE ON CHRISTIAN LACROIX AND: Lacroix, Christian , Cartier SA , Stationery
Some Couture for Thought
At Couture Fashion Week, Giorgio Armani offered a feast for the eyes; Raf Simons, nourishment for the mind.
July 4, 2013, Thursday
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Lacroix and 'Schiap'
The former couturier returns to fashion to create a special collection for the house of Schiaparelli.
July 2, 2013, Tuesday
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When a Pouf Skirt Said It All
Christian Lacroix's plan to create a limited line for Schiaparelli has his former customers recalling an era when people with money were eager to show it off in a big way.
April 21, 2013, Sunday
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Christian Lacroix, the former fashion designer, is preparing a special homage to Elsa Schiaparelli, a woman who was known for her whimsical and imaginative designs.
April 18, 2013, Thursday
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While the search for a creative director at Schiaparelli isn't exactly over, the Paris house had something fabulous to announce today: Christian Lacroix will design a special collection for the label.
April 17, 2013, Wednesday
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A 50-piece collection from Christian Lacroix Home with four wildly different patterns to mix and match.
March 21, 2013, Thursday
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August 12, 2012, Sunday
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March 1, 2012, Thursday
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February 2, 2012, Thursday
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After a four-year departure from couture, the designer Christian Lacroix returns with a collection for Schiaparelli.
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The French designer's second act, after his couture house was shuttered in 2009, is costume design.
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The French fashion house Christian Lacroix has filed a request to a Paris commercial court to protect it from creditors, the company announced.
Lean Times Magazine
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The Land of Imagination
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ROMANTIC Waterfront "KEY LARGO CASITA" in Key Largo
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ROMANTIC, Waterfront, "Key Largo Casita" A WONDERFUL, PRIVATE ESCAPE!!!
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Great Deal, any week Nov.25 to Dec 20 $950.
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Sun, Jun 17 2012 10:24 am |
Woodward Camp just opened their newest location—Woodward Tahoe at Boreal Mountain Resort in California—about 40 minutes from Reno, Nevada. The new camp is focused more on snowboarding and skiing, but with an indoor concrete park and ramps, an outdoor mini, and trails in the woods, it's well suited for BMX.
The Grand Opening saw a rad pro turnout. Ryan Nyquist, Anthony and Ronnie Napolitan, Drew Bezanson, Rooftop, Dakota Roche, Alex Kennedy, Chris Fox, Jared Eberwein, Big Daddy, Mike Saavedra, Nate Wessel, Mike Laird, and many more were on hand to check out the new park/ramps, and demo for the public. Most of the riding was in the main ramp building—The Bunker, with heavy sessions on the concrete and Skatelite ramp/resi/foam park. There was also a good session on the outdoor mini with Nyquist, Rooftop, Chris Fox, and Jared Eberwein throwing down with a bunch of pro skaters including Tony Hawk and Mike Vallely. The trails weren't built yet, but Mike Saavedra and his brother Sal are currently there doing a two-week build. With those two behind the machines and shovels, you know the jumps are going to be good, and worth a trip.
Check out the features of the new camp and some of the riding that went down…
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High Line at the Rail Yards
The High Line at the Rail Yards is the third and northernmost section of the elevated railway. Located between West 30th and West 34th Streets to the south and north, and 10th and 12th Avenues to the east and west, this section extends one half mile beyond the northern terminus of the park, at West 30th Street.
Friends of the High Line is working with the City of New York, under the leadership of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and New York City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, to open the High Line at the Rail Yards as public open space. Construction is underway on the first phase of the project, and when it opens in 2014, the High Line park will extend to West 34th Street, connecting the Meatpacking District and West Chelsea with the future No. 7 subway station, the Javits Center, and the future Hudson Yards neighborhood.
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Construction of the High Line at the Rail Yards is made possible by the visionary donors to the Campaign for the High Line. Friends of the High Line launched this comprehensive fundraising effort to support not only work on the High Line at the Rail Yards, but also the construction of High Line Headquarters, capital repairs of the High Line, and the endowment. Securing the long-term financial stability of the High Line with a strong endowment will ensure continued excellence in park maintenance, operations, and programming for future generations to enjoy.
Join Friends of the High Line, or donate today to help keep the park thriving. Your support will help Friends of the High Line prepare to welcome visitors to the High Line at the Rail Yards in 2014. Each year, Friends of the High Line must raise funding to pay for more than 90% of the park's annual operating budget, and support from members allows the non-profit organization to employ gardeners to tend the plants, custodians to keep the park clean, educators to lead kids activities, and much more.


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Former Leftist David Horowitz: "The Communist Party is the Democrat Party"
Original post made by inform yourself on Nov 13, 2013
I have a great deal of respect for this man because he knows first-hand what it is like to be part of the American Communist party. His parents were card-carrying members and he followed their path for many years. Then he saw the light and is now trying to warn America.
He raises the red flag to others ... including well-meaning democrats who don't fully realize the negative impact of their support for this party.
In his speech and his new book entitled "The Black Book of the American Left" he states very directly that "The Communist Party have taken over the Democrat Party."
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on Nov 13, 2013 at 8:00 pm
I think that Mr. Horowitz looks coo-coo:
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on Nov 14, 2013 at 8:55 am
Cholos best effort to denunciate this gentleman is to cite the Louisiana 'Justice' Institute in his weblink. They are another community organization front borne out of the same mold as community agitator Barack Hussein Obama, further validating the point of this topic.
Glad to see our dear leaders chickens coming home to roost.
on Nov 14, 2013 at 9:28 am
Clearly Mr. Horowitz is mentally ill. I have 2 very smart and well educated mentally ill people in my family. They could write books about their delusions and disconnected thought processes too. I'm sorry Mr. Horowitz has this disease, it's rough. I hope he gets some help. I can't imagine why this would be considered newsworthy though.
on Nov 14, 2013 at 9:37 am
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on Nov 25, 2013 at 12:10 am
'mental' is the sick one!!! He obviously doesn't know Mr Horowitz. I do and have met and chatted several times. He is a published author and starting 20 years ago has his own think tank.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 6:03 am
It boils down to whether or not one thinks a vicious race-baiter and hate-mongering bigot is mentally ill or not. Thanks for the link, Cholo.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 8:15 am
Mr. Slippers, any proof of your hateful and baseless accusation? I thought not....Still not over being bullied in grammar school? So sad.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 9:29 am
For those who have not read the source link, here is a summary of what Mr. Horowitz says are the "four features of the leftist mentality."
1. The left believes that human beings are inherently good
2. The left are characterized by the belief that 'history is a forward march.'
3. The left is characterized by 'alienation from this country.' Like Hitler and Mao.
4. The left 'lie.'
There you go. It's so simple. I can't believe this wasn't taught in college.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 9:56 am
In my private opinion, horowitz resembles a moyle horse.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 9:59 am
One of my best friends just commented that horowitz resembles a rump roast.
i rest my case...
on Nov 25, 2013 at 11:05 am
"3. The left is characterized by 'alienation from this country.' Like Hitler and Mao."
Hilter was a fascist. Mao was a communist. Fascism is the primacy of the state. Communism is the primacy of the people. They are opposite philosophies.
Now I am really confused.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 11:17 am
I have the book Radical Son, written by David Horowitz. He's Jewish, and tells of the Jewish turmoil and communist/socialist activists in the US in 30s, 40s, 50s. He saw it from the inside his family.
He is a Libertarian, in the likes of Larry Elder.
It's is painful to read the diatribe from stupid partisans on this site.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 12:45 pm
Hitler? Mao? Communism? Fascism? Different? The Same? Who cares? What's important is that we demonize anything and everything that is democratic (small 'd') and do so while fanning the flames of racism.
For years Horowitz tried to secure an academic position. Result? Nada. Why? It's simply very difficult for a sick, race-baiting, ideologue with mental problems to get a legitimate position in academia these days. Hell, even Liberty won't take him.
I'm Jewish, too. Does that make me an authority on Nazi Germany? The deduction is ridiculous, of course. But there is sicko who post here regularly (under various names) who is incapable of deductive logic. Rather than having his wife spoon feed him baby food, he has managed to get his hands on a computer ... and here we are!
on Nov 25, 2013 at 2:11 pm
Calling yourself Student, Mittens, or Slippers, doesn't really matter. All full of irrelevant patterned name-calling, with nothing to offer. You obviously are clueless, but his parents were part of the communist socialist-worker movement trying to grab hold in US during the 30s, (like BART unions of today).
David saw the light. I've met & talked with him at Republican events in past years.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 3:38 pm
Yes, I have no doubt that his racism and imbecilic view of political forms are things that attract you. Believe me, when you tell us you have made his acquaintance you are not impressing any of us. Are you personal friends with members of the KKK as well? Thought so. You truly have no idea how ridiculous you sound, do you?
on Nov 25, 2013 at 5:26 pm
Actually, Slippers, Mittens, Student, I'm quite comfortable with my wide range of knowledge, which apparently is much greater than yours. All you do is throw out Jr High attacks irrelevant to the discussion. Hollow, bullying tactics require no knowledge, or facts.
on Nov 25, 2013 at 6:30 pm
It's quite clear that "Aware" means nothing you ole cow.
Go heat up your porkchops 'n raisins and call it a day!
your bud,
Cholo Mololo Pololo...tee hee
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At the start of this season, Richard Huxford heard both sides of what he was getting into.
He knew that he was taking over a tradition-rich boys' soccer program that had just won the 4A state championship the year before. But he also knew that a new rule by U.S. Soccer – aimed at developing talent at the academy level, which includes CASL teams – would prohibit some of his would-be best players from playing for their high school.
So Huxford, a former assistant with the Carolina RailHawks, began his first year with his team breaking in all 11 new starters. Only four of the players were on last year's team, and one played regularly.
After the first day of practice, he felt confident in what he saw.
"But I didn't tell them that," he says now.
Green Hope is poised for an unlikely repeat. The Falcons are playing Charlotte Myers Park, the same team they beat last year 2-1 in overtime with a wild finish – but it's hard to call Green Hope the same team it was a year ago.
Last year's team had college-bound players coming off the bench and ESPN's national coach of the year, Andrew Chadwick, on the sideline.
Yet despite the changes, this year's all-new team didn't miss a beat. The Falcons won their first 14 games of 2012, running an overall win streak to 24, and have outscored their playoff opponents 11-4.
Starting from scratch
Green Hope was already graduating 13 players from last year.
Six players were caught in the new U.S. Soccer Development Academy rule – including UNC-Wilmington commit Kellen Foster, Appalachian State commit Tommy Labriola and Evan Krause, a junior committed to North Carolina.
Another, Ryan Thompson, graduated a full year early to enroll and play at Duke.
The Falcons' four returning players – Tyler Hawley (who played some off the bench), Sam Bissett, Josh Kennedy and Jason Tew – knew the perception was that their team was going to take a giant step back.
"We had to just get the expectations off our shoulders because we couldn't worry about last year's team," Kennedy said. "We're still Green Hope, and we want to be the best we can be."
Huxford brought new strength and conditioning drills to the team, and found the group had great cohesion.
Fifteen of the players, including Sam Rauf, are juniors who have played together since middle school.
"We've been trying to prove everybody wrong. It's been our motivation," Rauf said. "I felt confident in what we could do, I just had no clue what other teams' levels were."
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The 2-1 score from last year's title game, hosted at night at WakeMed Soccer Park, doesn't begin to describe how thrilling the championship game was.
Myers Park led after a free kick in the 37th minute and took the 1-0 lead into halftime. In the 55th, Green Hope equalized off a corner kick.
After the first overtime, Green Hope's Rodrigo Ortiz scored early in the second overtime period. Myers Park, desperate to extend the game into a five-minute "golden goal" overtime, almost scored the tying goal on a bicycle kick.
The ball hit the right post and went in, but time expired while the ball was in midair. No goal. Green Hope won the first soccer championship in school history.
"Just to go through it was crazy," Rauf said. "To be on the field again, and go through the same thing, you can't describe it."
Myers Park, making its third straight appearance in the title game, wants revenge. The Mustangs are 67-8-1 in the past three seasons but haven't gotten a state title. Green Hope is 61-9-1 in the same time period and 48-3 in the past two years.
Team structure
Chadwick, who liked to mix other sports in his metaphors, said often during last year's season that his team "didn't have Shaquille O'Neal playing point guard." In other words, every player on his team was playing their natural position – not a given in high school soccer when a team may have an imbalanced roster.
That made roles easy to identify on last year's team, and everyone played them in perfect harmony.
You could say the same for this year's team.
Owen Jeffs has replaced Foster as a standout defensive midfielder.
Thompson's powerful throw-ins are now being taken by MacLean Holbrook, and his corner kicks have been handed down to Kalvin Kromer.
Hawley and Rauf lead the central defense, which was strong last year. And just like last year, the Falcons don't have one main goal-scorer, but multiple forwards who score evenly.
And now it comes down to one last game. The Falcons are positioned to cap off a repeat no one saw coming.
"Going back, I really feel like this is my year, and the rest of the seniors'," Kennedy said. "I feel we deserved it this year. We earned it."
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Arsene Wenger has revealed that Arsenal's three World Cup winning players will miss the start of the new season.
Lukas Podolski says Germany are desperate to return to the Maracana to feature in the World Cup final.
Germany forward Lukas Podolski has defended Arsenal team-mate Mesut Ozil, saying his best years are yet to come.
Lukas Podolski is hoping that Arsenal's German contingent can build on their FA Cup glory at the World Cup this summer.
Lukas Podolski sees his future at Arsenal, with the forward reading little into reports of a proposed summer transfer.
Lukas Podolski conceded it has been a tough few weeks for Arsenal despite a top-four finish and a looming FA Cup final.
Arsenal trio Per Mertesacker, Lukas Podolski and Mesut Ozil have been named in Germany's provisional World Cup squad.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger insists that Lukas Podolski and Thomas Vermaelen are not for sale.
Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski has admitted he could be interested in a move back to former club Cologne in the future.
Lukas Podolski says Arsenal are taking it one game at a time in the hunt for a top-four spot after beating Hull 3-0.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was pleased with his side's performance as they eased to a 3-0 win over Hull City.
Arsenal's Lukas Podolski hopes his side will qualify for the UEFA Champions League - but is wary of their fixture list.
Lukas Podolski says it would ease the pressure to win the FA Cup but Arsenal cannot afford to miss out on the top four.
Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski insists they are focused on winning the FA Cup this season.
Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski has denied claims that he was offered in a swap deal for Schalke's Julian Draxler.
Lukas Podolski says Arsenal's performance at Bayern Munich was a confidence boost as they chase league and cup success.
Lukas Podolski says an early goal will be key for Arsenal to beat Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League.
Several Germany players have leapt to the defence of under-fire Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil.
Lukas Podolski says that Arsenal's team spirit could help them to win a trophy this season.
Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski has acknowledged he made a mistake in returning to Cologne in 2009 from Bayern Munich.
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I don't see it posted yet. Armando Galaragga of the Detroit Tigers was one out away from a perfect game last night. The umpire clearly blew the last call of the game taking away the perfect game. The next batter was retired and the game was over.
Should baseball reverse the call, or would that set a precedent unacceptable to most baseball fans?
Being from Michigan and a Tigers fan and knowing that it would have been the first perfect game thrown by a Tigers pitcher in the 100+ year history of the team, I'm a little biased in my view.


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Hi guys,
I'm back with another unique problem.
First, let me tell you the whole scenario:
1. I create SVN repository for my code (since there's no built in support for it on WDE).
2. I check out that repo to somewhere else.
3. Backup current source dir
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"Dirty Little Girl" is dominated by meaty guitar riffs and gritty vocals. Driving guitars set the steady pace for "Save Me." Vocalist James Hart delivers an empowering performance here. The chorus hook is sure to draw you in. "Here With Me" is a little more glossy than the tracks that preceded it. It still has that rock edge, but is clearly a song set up for the radio. Hart shows his vocal diversity here. "So Addicted" sound like it was plucked right from the Alice in Chains or Stone Temple Pilots catalog. "Saloon Song" is undeniably catchy, and tells the tale of a bar hook up that lead to a long love affair. Burn Halo comes with all barrels blazing on "Our House." "Falling Faster" is a predominately acoustic ballad with an over-the-top chorus. "Anejo" brings the energy level back up.
The Bad
Nothing notable
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Vocalist James Hart said he wanted to go out there and create a straight-up rock record with commercial appeal. Well, Hart hits the nail on the head with Burn Halo's debut. This album is pure modern-era rock with plenty of heavy riffs and melodic vocals. Burn Halo reminds me the current rock sound being put forth by Hinder or Rev Theory. Halo is in great company indeed.


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Capturing the Benefits of Operating and Synthetic Lease-A Case Study
Western American Accountiing Association Annual Meeting
Six firms were identified in a recent Wall Street Journal article as major operating lease users in 2003. By applying constructive lease capitalization, a method proposed by Imhoff, Lipe and Wright (1991), on the operating leases of these firms, we demonstrate that even in the post-Enron era (i.e., 2003), companies not only can hide billions of liabilities from financial reporting but also can enhance net income, retained earnings and key financial ratios (i.e., the debt/equity and return on assets ratio) by reporting leases as operating leases instead of capital leases.
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PLANO -- He lived his life to inspire others, but Curtis Tomah died in fiery crash involving a drunk driver on June.
His family is from Africa, and now his friends are raising money to help them bury and properly say goodbye.
"It just hurts -- no other way to describe it," said friend Trey Gilyard.
Tomah's friends have been struggling for two weeks to come to terms with his death.
"A lot of people say you lost a friend, but I think for us, that's a brother," Randal Rogers said.
Tomah, 24, was killed when an alleged drunk driver slammed into the back of his car on Preston Road in Plano. The car caught fire, and Tomah was trapped.
"At the end of the day, it's heartbreaking, really," Gilyard said.
His friends say Tomah was a gentle and loving soul, who spent his life helping others.
"Curtis was the first one to get me to go to school, college, first bank account," Rogers said.
He was constantly encouraging those around him to be better, and to go to church.
"First thing I said when I came was, 'Man, this is the greatest feeling I've ever had, and I didn't want to miss a Sunday," Andre Wagle said of the first time Tomah took him to church.
Tomah was originally born in Africa, and moved to the United States with his family. Several years ago, his family moved back to Africa to start a business. Tomah stayed to live out his dream of starting a business in the U.S.
His friends are trying to raise money now to fly his family back for his funeral. They are accepting donations at this link.
"Being here, being around his body - maybe his spirit - and around all his friends that he grew up with, that would be huge for family to be able to make it," Wagle said.
They'll bury Tomah on what would have been his 25th birthday next week.
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Manchester Essex will be holding its first ever summer lacrosse clinic for players age 8-14 at Hyland Field from August 12-15 from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. The clinic offers existing players and those interested in the game of lacrosse with a fun, local and unique approach to learning fundamental skills and team concepts.
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You sewed that line like a surgeon! Looks like you are at the crux move. Very interesting move for 5.5.
Yes...Josh did sew it up. I took this photo, and then had to clean all 30 pieces of pro in 20 degree temps.
30 pieces my A! Everyone knows you photoshopped those in there... Then you pay me back in April by getting my #12 stopper stuck in the middle of the crux... And about the crux move, that one move is definately more technical than anything on the Daddy next door.
Hey, So all these routes (Linville Gorge) say standard NC rack. I am a CT and CO climber and just moved to TN. I am wondering if ya'll had any advice on what gear to bring. Ill be at Shortoff and the Amph. for a weekend of climbing. I dont mind carrieng gear in but If i dont need doubles up to 3" I dont want to carry it! I was going to bring a set of Tricams to 2.5 TCU's and one set of BD's to 3". I have no hex's. Do you think that will be adequate? Im a pretty solid leader and tend to run things out but I have never been before and dont want to be caught off guard. Thanks!
Hey Nick, haven't climbed at shortoff yet but have climbed several times in the amphitheater. A full set of nuts, tri cams, and a single set of cams to 3" works fine for me for the mummy, daddy, and the prow. I try to go as light as possible and have never had a problem with not having enough pieces. Also bring plenty of single and double runners you'll definately use them. Shortoff may be a different story though for the size of your rack. I still have never needed anything bigger than 3.5 in linville gorge. I recomend hopping on the North Ridge of Table Rock while your there, its a great warm up with an interesting 1st pitch and wicked exposure, bring a few bigger pieces for it


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Dark Blues out to retain Twenty20 crown
8:00am Friday 23rd May 2014 in Sport
Oxford University will look to defend their title when they host Cambridge in the shortest version of the game - the Varsity Twenty20 match - today (3.30).
The Dark Blues triumphed in 2012, the last time the match was played in The Parks, while the 2013 clash at Fenners was abandoned due to rain.
Oxford are banking on pace duo Abidine Sakande and Jonny Marsden to pose a real threat against the Light Blues.
First-year student Sakande, who represented England Under 19s against Bangladesh in 2013 and is affiliated with Sussex, has impressed with his speed and sharp bounce.
Derbyshire's Marsden had a strong 2013 campaign, but missed last year's Twenty20 clash.
They will be supported by Sam Cato, whose off-spin bowling and energy in the field could prove vital.
Dark Blues captain Gus Kennedy has previously played for Cambridge University and Oxford CC.
He will look to impress with the bat alongside Ben Jeffery and Aston Rowant CC's Nick Ferraby.
The match will feature pink balls and coloured clothing, with plenty of food and drink available.
As always, entry to The Parks is free.
Oxford: from Kennedy (capt), Haines, Williams, Chadwick, Sakande, Jeffery, Fogarty, O'Grady, Marsden, O'Gorman, Ferraby, Cato, Winter.
Cambridge: from Elliott (capt), Abbott, Ansari, Bath, Bell, Browne, Hearne, Hill, Khan, Pollock, Sadler, Senaratne, Wylie.
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FOOTBALL: Flooded Malmesbury Vics FC in crisis talks with Wilts FA (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)
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FOOTBALL: Flooded Malmesbury Vics FC in crisis talks with Wilts FA
Updated 8:54am Thursday 9th January 2014 in Sport By Danny Hall, Sports Editor
MALMESBURY Vics club secretary Julie Exton admitted this week that the historic club is on 'the last of its nine lives.
Exton was due to hold crisis talks with the Wiltshire FA yesterday, with a permanent move to a new ground being top of the agenda.
"The Flying Monk ground is more boating lake than football pitch at the moment," said Julie, whose husband Phil is the club's chairman.
The Vics lie towards the bottom of the Hellenic League Div One West table and have played seven fewer games this season than some of their rivals due to the weather.
In the short term, the club committee, which held an emergency meeting on Monday, is bidding to raise £5,000 through a series of events to see them through until the end of the season.
And grant funding will be sought from a number of sources with immediate effect to pay for better flood panels and defences
The excessive rainfall of the last two weeks echoes the persistent deluge that almost crippled the club in 2012 and the club's financial reserves have been reduced to virtually nil.
Social functions, notably skittles evenings which literally keep the club afloat, cannot go ahead while the car park is under water.
"It is just soul destroying," said Julie. "The skittle alley was due to open this week for the first time since the Christmas period and we had pumped all the water off the pitch and car park. Two hours later we were wellie deep again.
"The club was founded in 1898 and we have to keep it going, we have to keep fighting, but in truth this is now an annual problem and we must looking to move elsewhere. We can no longer be insured due to the floods.
"I will be holding talks with the Wiltshire FA this week to try and find a solution. The major problem about finding a new site in the town will the planning issue over floodlights.
"I have also joined a new initiative called Malmesbury Campus and I am sure we will talk aout a sports hub for the town."
Exton is maintaining her sense of humour despite the club's troubles. "I should start charging a fiver for everyone who comes to take a picture of the lake on our pitch. We are now more famous for flooding than football."
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Bears-Packers matchup of the day: Wednesday
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The Packers will be represented in this year's Pro Bowl by five players — their highest total since 2007, when five Green Bay players were also picked to the team.
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While most of the fantasy players who entered the season ranked No. 1 at their respective position fell short of expectations, Aaron Rodgers was different, and his performance Sunday showed why.
Lang is back after missing last weekend's game with an ankle injury.||||||| Lang had been moved to right tackle after Bryan Bulaga suffered a season-ending hip injury last month. Don Barclay starts at right tackle.
Lang is active for Sunday night's game against the Detroit Lions.||||||| Packers coach Mike McCarthy had indicated they were preparing to start undrafted rookie Don Barclay at right tackle because of Lang's ankle injury. Lang was injured last week against Minnesota, and was limited Friday after sitting out practice the previous two days.
The Green Bay Packers are playing short-handed again with Lang and Jordy Nelson out for the rest of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.||||||| Lang hurt his ankle in the second quarter. Lang's injury is a costly loss for an already thin offensive line. Lang started the first nine games at left guard before moving over to right tackle after Bryan Bulaga suffered a season-ending hip injury. Undrafted rookie Don Barclay replaced Lang.
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The truth of the headline depends on who you ask, especially since nothing official can come out during the World Series without commissioner Bud Selig's permission. A rumor surfaced this week has picked up steam, though, and now appears to be coming true. Jed Hoyer, the current general manager of the San Diego Padres, is set to reunite with his former boss, Theo Epstein, in Chicago, as the Cubs' new GM:
We've been waiting on a resolution to the Epstein situation, as the two teams attempted to sort out the issue of compensation for the former Red Sox GM who has one year left on his deal. Hoyer is a newer issue, fresh enough that there has been nary a peep of compensation to the Padres for taking him when he has two years and an option left on his current contract. Ignoring what it would cost to take Hoyer from San Diego (it could be nothing, according to ESPN Chicago), why is it that the Cubs want him in charge?
Hoyer, like Epstein, is 37 years old. He's part of the new wave of analytical-minded general managers, but, like his former (and potentially future) boss, he understands the importance of scouting and a strong farm system. That's one of the reasons he was such a strong fit for San Diego: the Padres have a limited budget -- especially as Jeff Moorad finishes purchasing the team -- and need to develop talent from within, something the previous administration under Kevin Towers failed to do.
This would actually be Hoyer's third gig as a general manager, as he was part of the co-GM situation in Boston when Epstein initially left in late 2005, along with the new Sox GM, Ben Cherington. That lasted for just over a month, but Hoyer was part of the negotiations that led to Mike Lowell and Josh Beckett heading to Boston in exchange for prospects Anibal Sanchez and Hanley Ramirez, as well as the trade that moved Edgar Renteria to the Braves in exchange for then top-prospect Andy Marte (who would later be moved to the Indians for Coco Crisp once Epstein had returned his gorilla suit to Fenway).
In his longer (but still short) tenure in San Diego, Hoyer's free-agent acquisitions of Jerry Hairston Jr., Yorvit Torrealba, Matt Stairs, Jon Garland, and a trade for Miguel Tejada brought them to 90 wins in 2010, one shy of a playoff berth a season after winning just 75. While those may not seem like huge acquisitions, all of them played well -- and at a low cost -- and filled important holes in the lineup and rotation. Garland was especially important -- he threw over 200 innings just one season after the Padres had just three pitchers even cross the 100 innings pitched mark. He also attempted to improve the team at the deadline (see: Tejada) without giving up any major prospects, as the future was the real key despite their play.
Losing Adrian Gonzalez to free agency was inevitable, forcing Hoyer to deal him for prospects. That hole in the lineup couldn't be replaced in 2011, and the Padres fell to 71 wins thanks to that as well as injuries in both the lineup and rotation. Hoyer still made the most of the year, though, dealing shut down set-up reliever Mike Adams for two well-regarded pitching prospect in Robert Erlin and Joseph Weiland, and acquiring their likely center fielder of the future, Cameron Maybin, in exchange for a pair of middle relievers, a position where the Padres had a surplus.
Those two pitchers are just the most recently-added prospects worth paying attention to, as in the Gonzalez deal, the team picked up Anthony Rizzo (.331/.404/.652 in Triple-A) and pitcher Casey Kelly (a former shortstop, just 21 years old and at Double-A), and the two Hoyer drafts were fruitful, producing intriguing prospects like Jedd Gyorko, as well as this year's crop where four of their five first-round picks signed.
If this is it for Hoyer in San Diego, he helped build the foundations for a strong club of the future, fueled by a farm system that should (in theory) produce productive players. That's just what the Cubs are in need of as well; getting the band back together in Chicago gives the Cubs an even better chance of ending their championship drought.


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A Marmol Radziner–designed prefab house, trucked onto a remote Northern California site, takes the pain out of the construction process.
Bill and Abbie Burton have experienced their share of construction drama. The Solana Beach, California– based landscape architects have been working together for 25 years, overhauling landscapes and buildings alike. So when the time came to build a vacation house on the 330-acre oak-speckled woodland they purchased in Mendocino County, nine-and-a-half hours north of their main residence, they opted for the easy way out: a custom prefab house designed by Los Angeles firm Marmol Radziner. "We weren't able to make lots of trips up here, so we couldn't babysit the process," says Bill. "Stick-built construction requires a lot of hand-holding. Going prefab made it pretty seamless."
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The University of Southern California (USC) was established in 1880 just three miles south of what is today downtown Los Angeles. It was the first private, nonsectarian research university in the western U.S. to integrate liberal arts and professional education. What started out as a single-building institution more than 130 years ago has evolved into one of the country's most prestigious research and liberal arts universities. USC is home to three major teaching hospitals, one of the top-ranked business schools in the country, and the first academic filmmaking program in the United States.
USC offers more than 150 undergraduate and 300 graduate and professional degrees to the roughly 40,000 students who attend each year. Of those students, more than half (22,000 as of 2012-13) are in a professional or graduate program. For the 2012 academic year, USC received 46,104 applications and accepted 9,187 (20%) new freshman. Students who are accepted earn an average GPA of 3.7 and SAT scores ranging between 1950 and 2190. Tuition for a full-time undergraduate student at USC is $45,602 a year. However, tuition may vary between professional programs. For example, law school tuition costs a flat fee of $25,319 per semester, while the Graduate of Cinematic Arts program costs $1,567 per unit.
To apply for any USC graduate program, students must earn a bachelor's degree from an accredited university. Most USC graduate programs require a general Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test and transcripts from all colleges attended. Different departments may require different supplemental materials such as writing samples, portfolios, and department recommendations and references.
Graduate students who can't relocate to L.A may still earn one of the degrees available through USCNow, which hosts the school's web-based programs, shares the same accreditation as the 'brick and mortar' courses; the tuition price is roughly $20,000 per semester, though this varies by department and program. Students enrolled in USC's online courses are able to interact with their professor and classmates in real time. The structured curriculum includes regularly scheduled assignments and exams, and many also feature a video lecture component. The USC institutions that participate in USCNow are the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences (with nearly 50 degree options available); Marshall School of Business; Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism; Ostrow School of Dentistry; Rossier School of Education; Viterbi School of Engineering; Davis School of Gerontology; Keck School of Medicine; School of Pharmacy; School of Social Work; and Sol Price School of Public Policy.
In addition, the school's outreach program is intended to encourage partnerships, recruitment, and opportunities for among students worldwide. The university sponsors international offices in Brazil, China, Hong Kong, India, South Korea, Mexico, and Taiwan. Thanks to these worldwide connections, USC has a thriving international education program; hundreds of USC students choose to study abroad, and the school also enrolls more foreign students than any other U.S. university (7,889 as of Fall 2012).
Beyond academics, USC is also known for its successful sports teams — particularly the Trojans football team, which has won more Rose Bowl tournaments than any other college squad in history. USC competes in the NCAA Pacific-12 Conference; overall, the school's athletes have won 96 NCAA team competitions and 361 individual championships. Trojan athletes have also gone on to win more Olympic medals than alumni from any other U.S. university, with 287 total (135 gold, 87 silver and 65 bronze).
In addition to a storied academic and athletic reputation, USC's online and offline courses are paving the way for students in the 21st century. The university is already among the most popular in the United States — and thanks to its adoption of numerous web-based programs and applications, its broad appeal should only increase in the years to come.


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Are you asking too much or too little? Here, popular sale items and their suggested starting prices.
Gwen Glass Carbone ― a professional auctioneer, an eBay PowerSeller, an antiques dealer, a tag-sale pro (she attends more than 500 each year), and the author of How to Make a Fortune With Other People's Junk (McGraw-Hill, $17, mcgrawhill.com) ― suggests the following starting prices for popular yard-sale items. Of course, this is a general guide; a number of factors, including age, condition, and consumer supply-and-demand, can increase or decrease an item's value. "And if you have an item that is signed or dated by an artist, maker, or manufacturer; is in great condition; is of an unusual form; may be antique; or seems particularly unique, you should do some research to find out if it's worth a higher price," says Carbone. Check price guides, consult an expert (such as an antiques dealer, an appraiser, an auctioneer, or an estate liquidator), or do a "Completed Listings" search on eBay to get a better understanding of the marketplace.


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on Nov 14, 2011 at 7:58 am
So what is an Elf Workshop??? I tried searching these rec catalog but without a barcode or more specific information it was a useless endeavor.
on Nov 14, 2011 at 9:03 am
I agree with Susan, without additional information to clarify, this notice is really worthless.
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Geoff Gillette is a registered user.
Good morning,
Thanks for the questions about the Elf Workshop. The workshop is on Page 5 of the Winter Activity guide. The bar codes are:
Barcode # 21194 is for the 9am 11am shift
Barcode #21195 is the 11:30am 1:30pm shift
Currently, the 9:00 am - 11:00 am shift is full, but we encourage folks to get on the waitlist as there are frequently people who have to drop or change due to conflicts and schedules.
Hope this helps!
Have a great day!
Geoff Gillette
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on Nov 14, 2011 at 10:46 am
I still have absolutely no idea what an "Elf Workshop" is. I went out to the barcode, and it gives no description whatsoever!
on Nov 14, 2011 at 10:55 am
Geoff Gillette is a registered user.
@ Susan - Sorry I didn't answer that the first time around. The Elf Workshop is an annual event at the Danville Community Center. It is a holiday party, where children can make crafts and have a photo with Santa Claus. The theme this year is Candyland. It is open to children ages 1-12. Light refreshments will be served.
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If you plan on voting on Nov. 6, the deadline to register is Monday.
Voter registration is officially 15 days before Election Day, which is Oct. 22.
And registration, in the era of the Internet, has never been easier. You can register online through the California Online Voter Registration System.
Plus, the Santa Clara Clara County Registrar of Voters is making in-person registration a priority, staying open at its San Jose offices until midnight Monday, and holding outreach registration hours at two additional public locations in Palo Alto and Morgan Hill, said Elma Rosas, spokeswoman for the Registrar's office.
To vote in California you must be:
- At least 18 years old by Election Day
- A U.S. citizen
- A California resident
- Not in prison or on parole for a felony
- Not declared mentally incompetent by court action
If you are a already voter but have moved into Santa Clara County, changed your name, or want to switch parties, you must re-register.
Are you really registered to vote? Use the link above to see if you're registered where you think you are registered. If you moved and did paperwork with the California Department of Motor Vehicles, the transfer of information may not have caught up with election officials.
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You can register anytime, including after hours, via the California Online Voter Registration System ( http://www.registertovote.ca.gov)
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Like to have your questions answered real time? You can register with live human beings at the following three locations on Monday, Oct. 22:
1. Registrar of Voters Office
1555 Berger Drive
San Jose, 95112
8 a.m. midnight
2. North County
Palo Alto Christian Reformed Church
687 Arastradero Road
Palo Alto, 94306
4 p.m. to midnight
3. South County
Morgan Hill Cultural and Community Center
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NBCRightNow.com - During his first days in office Governor Jay Inslee is already tackling some of Washington's biggest issues. On Tuesday Inslee met with the Department of Justice to discuss how the State and Federal Government can work together to implement Initiative 502.
Governor Inslee presented a three page memo to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder outlining how the duties of state employees would change after the implementation of I-502. They also discussed how the regulatory process would work, including specifics like keeping marijuana stores a safe distance away from schools.
The Governor says he walked away from the meeting feeling positive about Washington's intentions and he feels like the Federal Government will give the state's plans a fair review.
"I think that's a good sign. For our abilities to continue this conversation and that in itself, in my view, leads to the view that we should continue our efforts to define this rule and give a defined rule to the federal government. I think that's the right way to go about business, in representing our voter's intent," Gov. Inslee said.
Inslee also emphasized that no definitive decisions were made today and that the state could still face legal action from the Federal Government in the future.
The Governor will speak to Attorney General Holder again as soon as next week when he will present even more specifics, including how the state will prevent marijuana distribution outside of Washington.
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Rich Koslowski's first graphic novel with Top Shelf, Three Fingers, earned an Ignatz Award for creatively blew the doors off the world of animated characters. And in his latest graphic novel, The King, Koslowski tells an amazingly redemptive tale; a fitting tribute to Elvis and the impact he had on people's lives. Rich currently lives in Wisconsin with his wife Sandy and their lovely little girl, Stella.
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The No. 9 Syracuse Orange scored 10 straight points and forced four turnovers in the final four minutes of play to avoid a monumental upset and beat St. Francis Brooklyn, 56-50, in the Carrier Dome on Monday night.
C.J. Fair struggled mightily with his shot and combined with freshman point guard Tyler Ennis to go 3-for-21 from the floor. But reserve forward Jerami Grant made key plays down the stretch to score 13 points and grab eight rebounds off the bench. DaJuan Coleman led Jim Boeheim's team with 14 points.
Grant scored on a putback off a Fair miss with 1:39 left in the game to tie it at 50, and on the ensuing St. Francis possession, Grant stole the ball off the inbounds pass and found Michael Gbinije for a transition layup and the lead. Gbinije would record a steal on the very next possession, and Grant knocked down two more free throws with 26 seconds left to make it a two-possession game and out of the Terriers' reach.
Syracuse built a 22-14 lead with 6:20 left in the first half but St. Francis, which opened the season with a win against the Miami Hurricanes, never allowed the Orange lead to reach double figures. The Orange led 30-26 at halftime, and the break wasn't enough to change the tide. With 17:10 left in the game, a three-pointer by Anthony White gave St. Francis a 33-32 lead -- Syracuse wouldn't lead again until 58 seconds remained in the game.
Forward Jalen Cannon led St. Francis with 16 points and eight rebounds in the loss.
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Jose Tabata hit a two-run homer, rookie Gerrit Cole pitched six solid innings and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-2 on Friday night.
Tabata's drive was his fourth of the season and came off J.J. Putz in the eighth inning, putting the NL Central-leading Pirates ahead by four runs. Tabata connected a day after he came off the bench and had three hits in a 12-inning loss at St. Louis.
Cole (6-5) was pitching on eight days of rest. He had his previous turn in the rotation skipped in part to allow veteran A.J. Burnett to pitch Thursday against the Cardinals and also to get extra rest. The 22-year-old Cole has pitched 140 innings between the major leagues and minor leagues in his second major league season.
The right-hander gave up two runs and five hits with two walks and five strikeouts.
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Court documents released this morning confirmed for the first time disturbing details about the final moments of a Danvers teacher's life.
It appears that Philip Chism, the 14-year-old boy charged with killing Colleen Ritzer, had come to school prepared: police say he was armed with a box cutter knife, and had a ski mask, gloves and multiple changes of clothing with him that day.
Chism, who was indicted yesterday on charges of murder, rape and robbery in the death of Ritzer, 24, had stayed after school to get extra work from Ritzer on the afternoon of Oct. 22, a classmate told police.
But it appears that his meeting with Ritzer — which turned tense when Ritzer began talking about Tennessee, according to another student — had ended and Ritzer had stopped to chat with another teacher before heading to a second floor restroom at 2:54 p.m., a surveillance camera shows.
At 2:55 p.m., Chism, a hood over his head, went into the same bathroom.
What happened after that, over the next 12 minutes, is what prosecutors will now have to prove at trial. There are no cameras in the bathroom where, police believe, Ritzer's throat was slashed.
At 3:06 p.m., another student, hoping to call her father, opened the door and saw what she described as the dark-colored backside of someone, bent over. She thought someone was changing clothes and backed out quickly.
A minute later, surveillance cameras show Chism leaving the bathroom alone, the same hood over his head. Then, he returned, wheeling a recycling bin — and wearing different clothing. He was then seen wheeling the bin away from the school.
Surveillance videos showed Chism a few more times, going back and forth inside the school, going to his locker, and then finally leaving at 4:06 p.m.
For the next several hours, both Chism's and Ritzer's families were looking for their missing loved ones. Dianna Chism, the boy's mother, called police.
A few hours later, Ritzer's parents had reported their daughter, who still lived at home, missing.
Ritzer's body was found, partly buried in leaves and debris, in a wooded area near the school. Investigators determined that she had been sexually assaulted.
Next to her was a folded note.
"I hate you all," it read.
Courts reporter Julie Manganis can be reached at 978-338-2521, via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or on Twitter @SNJulieManganis.