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Thames Valley Police has arrested a 30-year-old man in connection with an arson attack on a mosque in Buckinghamshire. Officers were called to the mosque in Manor Road, Bletchley, shortly before 1am after reports of a man acting suspiciously shortly before a fire at the rear of the building.
Officers carried out enquiries at the scene which led to them arresting a man on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life shortly afterwards. No one was hurt in the incident.
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(WMC-TV) - More than 3,000 cruise ship passengers aboard the Carnival Triumph, some of them kissing the ground when they made landfall Thursday night, are happy to be on dry land.
On Sunday, an engine fire on the ship crippled most of its services.
Memphis businessman Rich Keltner was aboard the Carnival Elation, which was also in the Gulf, when the crew made an announcement over the loud speaker.
"About 3 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. they came on and said we would be rendezvousing with the Triumph, told us about the situation," Keltner said.
As Keltner's ship approached the Carnival Triumph, he began to take pictures.
In one picture, the ship is leaning to one side because the stabilizers had gone out.
Keltner's ship pulled up to the Triumph around 3 p.m. Sunday, just hours after it lost power.
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"We took over hamburgers and salads, just warm food," he added.
Keltner says he was close enough to yell at the Triumph's passengers.
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Silicon Knights to destroy games, code, and give up millions in Epic lawsuit: the story thus far
Silicon Knights released the first of a planned trilogy of games, Too Human, in August of 2008. The game sold fairly well, despite its mediocre rating of 65 on Metacritic. Silicon Knights president Denis Dyack told Joystiq in 2011 that the game had sold 700,000 units since its release 30 months prior.
Unfortunately, the story of an okay game making okay-level sales didn't end there. Too Human was criticized both prior to and after release for its numerous bugs and glitches, a complaint Dyack deflected onto Epic Games, the creator of Unreal Engine 3. Dyack claimed that Epic hadn't delivered a complete, working engine as promised, and the time Silicon Knights had spent re-writing code had damaged the game's quality.
Silicon Knights sued in July 2007, and events have since snowballed into a clusterfuck of… well, epic proportions. Silicon Knights now owes Epic upward of $9 million, the Canadian government $4 million, and must recall and destroy all unsold copies of games the company developed using Unreal Engine 3. This isn't the slow sink that THQ is experiencing; this is a death spiral.
A losing battle
Silicon Knights' original lawsuit stated that Epic kept viable Unreal Engine code for itself as it was developing Gears of War while leaving Silicon Knights and other developers who had licensed the engine out in the cold.
"Epic apparently was able to achieve a very useable version of the Engine for the Xbox 360 – the version that it kept to itself, for use only on its Gears of War game," the court document reads. "Epic's plan to avoid its obligations and hoard all of the necessary functionalities not only harmed Silicon Knights and all of Epic's other licensees in the industry, but also gave Epic a clearly unfair advantage in the industry."
"That advantage was nowhere more evident than at E3 2006, where Gears of War was awarded 'Best Game in Show' and garnered nothing but laudatory press. By contrast, Silicon Knights – one of the only other developers to publicly display a playable demonstration of its game – saw Too Human roundly criticized in the videogame press for its technical problems and generally unpolished appearance. The damage to Silicon Knights caused by Epic's misconduct was manifest, because E3 attendees were able to compare Too Human with another game running ostensibly the same game engine, Gears of War, with vastly superior results."
A red flag is immediately apparent here: if Epic was out to harm a multitude of companies and not just Silicon Knights, why wasn't this a class-action lawsuit? Rainbow 6: Vegas, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter, and Splinter Cell: Double Agent were all in development around the same time as Too Human, so why didn't Ubisoft voice any complaints? Epic's engines are worth much more to the company as working, ubiquitous pieces of technology than a simple game using that tech would be; it would make little sense for Epic to sabotage third-parties in order to make its own game look better.
The Empire strikes back
Epic counter-sued Silicon Knights in August 2007, a move "pretty common in the legal world," according to Mark Mathenitis, as written on his Law of the Game blog. The counter-suit charged Silicon Knights with copyright infringement, breach of contract, and misappropriation of trade secrets.
A statement regarding the counter-suit from Epic VP Mark Rein read in part, "...Silicon Knights wants to take Epic's Licensed Technology, pay nothing for it, and use it any way it pleases." Rein's statement directly references Silicon Knights' earlier claim that, due to the lack of a full-featured engine, the company had to develop their own technology, the "Silicon Knights Engine." The problem was that engine seemed to use a large amount of Epic's code.
Silicon Knights lost the case in May 2012. James C. Dever, the presiding judge of Silicon Knights v. Epic Games, wrote in his 47-page summary that thanks to "significant" work by Epic's lawyers, it had come to light that "Silicon Knights deliberately and repeatedly copied thousands of lines of Epic Games' copyrighted code, and then attempted to conceal its wrongdoing by removing Epic Games' copyright notices and by disguising Epic Games' copyrighted code as Silicon Knights' own."
It's hard to feel bad for Silicon Knights. The company complained about an engine everyone else was able to use propertly, tried to blame Epic, and in doing so dragged themselves into the court system where they were caught in their own mess. In Judge Dever's words: "Silicon Knights… covered up its coverup, until Silicon Knights' wrongdoing was revealed at trial through Epic Games' cross-examination and the court's own inquiries."
As a result, a jury in the court of Judge Dever sided with Epic, awarding the Unreal Engine developer $4.45 million in damages. Further, Judge Dever ordered Silicon Knights to pay an additional $4.678 million split across attorneys' fees, court costs, and prejudgment interest.
As a particularly brutal piece of his ruling, Judge Dever also ordered all unsold copies of games created by Silicon Knights which used Unreal Engine 3 to be recalled and destroyed. Code for games that were in production must also be destroyed, wiping out much of the hard work done on upcoming projects.
It feels like destiny
The problems at Silicon Knights don't appear to be limited to the courts. In a fascinating exposé on Kotaku, freelance writer Andrew McMillen – the same writer who uncovered deplorable working conditions at Team Bondi – detailed the troubled development of another Silicon Knights game, X-Men: Destiny. The article reads, in part:
"Dyack holds three degrees: two in Computer Science and one in Physical Education. It's the latter qualification that shines through, according to former employees. 'He runs his company like a high school gym class or football team,' one said. 'He sets examples of those who offend him. He is incapable of celebrating others' successes. He is irrationally competitive to a fault; for example, he has to sue Epic Games and gloat about it online . [In his mind] you're either for him, or against him.'"
Many people complain about their boss, but these reports paint an ugly picture in conjunction with Judge Dever's ruling. Silicon Knights seems to be plagued by poor management, and its financial problems are only starting. The company took out a federal loan of $4 million in 2010, and starting next year, it has to start paying that back. It likely also made future plans that took into account an additional $3 million in planned provincial grants, which it hasn't, and likely won't, ever see. The court order to destroy code for games that were in development will also set the company back what could be years of development time and millions of dollars of work.
So in summation, Silicon Knights is facing $4.45 million in damages, $4.678 million in court and lawyer fees, $4 million owed to the Canadian government, $2.5 million the company was likely expecting but won't get, and the cost to recall and destroy all unsold copies of its Unreal Engine 3 games. That's over $15 million erased from the company's ledger.
Silicon Knights plans to appeal the court's decision, but it's unlikely the ruling will be overturned with such damning evidence. Judge Dever's summary reveals that not only did Silicon Knights allegedly copy functional code, but non-functional, internal comments left by programmers as well. "Silicon Knights even failed to remove or correct typographical errors Epic Games' programmers had left in those comments," it reads.
Although the studio has contributed to other titles, Silicon Knights has released just two games over the past eight years under its own name: X-Men: Destiny and Too Human. Its other games, The Ritualyst, Siren in the Maelstrom and The Sandman were either canceled or ordered destroyed by Judge Dever's ruling. Silicon Knights has been on the ropes for years, this could be the killing blow.


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In contrast with the other monster thread: 'Evidence for ET is mounting daily, but not proven.', this article, (which has appeared previously in PhysOrg), seems to have resurfaced again just recently:
Expectation of extraterrestrial life built more on optimism than evidence, study finds.
{My snips and underlines}But Princeton University researchers have found that the expectation that life from bacteria to sentient beings has or will develop on other planets as on Earth might be based more on optimism than scientific evidence.
While these observations tend to stoke the expectation of finding Earth-like life, they do not actually provide evidence that it does or does not exist, Spiegel explained. Instead, these planets have our knowledge of life on Earth projected onto them, he said.
Yet, when what is known about life on Earth is taken away, there is no accurate sense of how probable abiogenesis is on any given planet, Spiegel said. It was this "prior ignorance," or lack of expectations, that he and Turner wanted to account for in their analysis, he said.
The study, (by Turner and Spiegel), uses Bayesian analysis techniques to minimise prior scientific assumptions, in order to end up with a more objective view for shaping our expectations on the question of exo-life.
Such techniques seem beneficial in managing frequently undistinguished, overly optimistic, (and pessimistic), expectations of exo-life.
This study shows that the relationships we project onto Kepler exo-planetary discoveries, in so far as it concerns the possibility of exo-life amongst Earth-like planets, are more likely to be driven by optimistic human expectations, rather than scientific "evidence". (Hence is "Evidence for ET", really mounting ??)


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DURHAM — Duke senior Drew Van Orden earned ACC Pitcher of the Week honors after leading the Blue Devils past N.C. State on Friday.
Van Orden shut down the Wolfpack for eight innings and struck out 11 to key the Blue Devils to a 2-0 victory in the series opener. After the Blue Devils grabbed a 2-0 lead in the second, Van Orden retired 15 of the next 17 batters. A 6-foot-3 right-hander, he yielded just one hit over his final five innings and did not permit a runner after the fifth.
Georgia Tech freshman shortstop Connor Justus earned the ACCs weekly award for position players.
• Duke sophomore James Marvel will miss the remainder of the season because of a right elbow injury. He will have Tommy John surgery May 7.
Campbell: Heath Bowers was named Big South Player of the Week and one of Collegiate Baseballs National Players of the Week after striking out a career-best 13 Friday against UNC Asheville.
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East Carolina: Freshman Brandan Stith has been granted his release and will transfer to Old Dominion, coach Jeff Lebo announced. Stiths father, Bryant, is an assistant at Old Dominion.
N.C. Central: The Durham Bulls will recognize the Eagles during a pregame ceremony Thursday for their season, which included the programs first Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament championship and their first appearance in the NCAA tournament. Coach LeVelle Moton will throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
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Harvest Snack Mix Recipe
Candy corn makes this natural snack for fall gatherings. The sweet and salty flavors are irresistible. Marlene Harguth, Maynard, Minnesota
- 2 cups pretzel sticks
- 1 cup mixed nuts
- 1/2 cup sunflower kernels
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 8 cups popped popcorn
- 1 cup candy corn
- 1 cup chocolate bridge mix
- In a large bowl, combine the pretzels, nuts and sunflower kernels. Combine the butter, cinnamon and cloves. Drizzle a third of butter mixture over pretzel mixture; toss to coat. Transfer to a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 300° for 15 minutes.
- Place popcorn in a large bowl; drizzle with remaining butter mixture and toss to coat. Stir into pretzel mixture. Bake 15 minutes longer or until heated through. Cool; transfer to a large bowl. Add candy corn and bridge mix; toss to combine. Yield: 3 quarts.
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This is an excellent way to use up candy corn. I omitted the sunflower kernels when making this, but it still tasted delicious.
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This is so good - I love making it all year!
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I brought this mix to our office Halloween pot luck and everyone enjoyed it. A nice mix of salt and sweet. I might try replacing the chocolate with M&M's next time.
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There were too many unrelated ingredients that didn't go well together. More like a bowl full leftover snacks from your pantry.
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Tracking stolen iPad leads to residential-burglary arrest
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on Sep 23, 2013 at 12:24 pm
It bothers me that you let people know about the app and the methods the cops use to find the stolen iPads. The first thing that the thieving scum will do is disable that app. Presumably there's a few out there who don't know about the app, why tell them about it?
on Sep 23, 2013 at 12:42 pm
You need to know the person's Apple ID password in order to disable the app.
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on Sep 23, 2013 at 1:16 pm
Thank you cops.
on Sep 23, 2013 at 1:48 pm
and thank you Apple team!
on Sep 23, 2013 at 2:01 pm
All the 8th graders in Ravenswood district are getting used MacBooks from Facebook. The day they get them they are being walked thru installing a tracing program, and it will all be well-publicized! The program is hard to disable, and when you know the laptop is stolen you can 'lock' it remotely so the thief ends up with a 'brick.' Gotta love the technology!
on Sep 23, 2013 at 4:40 pm
Enough! sez, "It bothers me that you let people know about the app and the methods the cops use to find the stolen iPads."
Not anymore Man! Upgrade to iOS 7 and the iPods/Phones/Pads become password protected. The thieves can't wipe the device anymore either.
Thanks Apple!!
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One less thug and perpetual criminal off of the street is a victory for all of us. However, I just wish that there was a way to force criminals to pay for their own incarceration. Is there any way to ease the burden that such thugs have become to taxpayers?
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Sue Smith Will Perform MINIMUM RAGE At UCB Dec. 22
Minimum Rage, the new solo show from Sue Smith (The Good Wife), returns to the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (307 W. 26th Street) at 8pm on Thursday, December 22. Tickets are $5, which includes admission to Minimum Rage and Pose and can be reserved here: http://newyork.ucbtheatre.com/shows/view/2946.
Sue Smith has an anger problem. In her drug-addicted early 20s, she lost her father and stifled her feelings. But now, in this new solo show, Sue unleashes those years of pent up rage all over your stupid face. If she's ever waited on you, taught you yoga or wiped your snotty nose, there's a good chance you're in this show. Don't worry though, she's also going to throw you a party. And there will be presents!
Minimum Rage was written by and stars Sue Smith. Sue studied writing at Pace University, which is why she's never had a job with vacation pay. After college, she spent the rest of her 20s waiting tables, babysitting, and working other shitty, low-paying occupations. In addition to the shitty jobs, Sue's also worked on internet video and TV projects, including the short-lived CW TV show, The Beautiful Life, on which Mischa Barton told the director she was horrible. You'll usually have to rewind the DVR to catch Sue in other TV shows like The Good Wife because the roles are just so major that if there was too much footage your eyes would burn out. She's a member of the indie improv teams Squirt, Donuts, The Noodles and You're Charlotte and is also a senior contributor to Brokelyn.com. Laura Grey (Klepper & Grey, Baby Wants Candy) directs.


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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – A club owner in Wilmington faces criminal charges after an early morning raid by police.
Agents with Alcohol Law Enforcement and Wilmington Police detained 20 people when they raided Mya's Meeting Hall at about 5:00 a.m. Saturday.
Using a search warrant, law enforcement found a firearm, marijuana, MDMA, moonshine, beer and non-tax paid liquor, according to Wilmington police.
Officers had been investigating the club, located at 3342 Wrightsville Avenue, for about a month. Police report that they received several complaints about the club.
Lorenzo Sharpe, the club's owner, is charged with several alcohol violations. A patron at the club, Charles D'Andre Richardson, faces drug charges.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY, NC (WRCB) -- A North Carolina State Trooper is on administrative duty following a shooting in Cherokee County Monday morning.
Officials say Trooper H.S. Robertson responded to a call on US 64 in Cherokee County.
Robertson says when he got there, he tried to speak with the suspect, Dustin L. Carter, who then charged at him in an aggressive manner. A fight ensued which resulted in Robertson shooting Carter
Carter was taken into custody and transported to Erlanger Medical Center. His condition is unknown.
Robertson was placed on administrative duty pending an investigation which is standard operating procedure in Trooper involved shootings.
"This type incident is a reminder of the serious and dangerous situations our troopers face every single day," Department of Public Safety Secretary Kieran Shanahan says "We are grateful that Trooper Robertson sustained only minor injuries."
Warrants were issued for Carter for assault on a law enforcement officer.
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President Barack Obama has shown remarkable restraint in his reaction to the developing problems in Syria, and in return, the Fox News crowd has taken to accusing him of not being a warrior. These charges spring from the lips of warriors like Charles Krauthammer, Bill OReilly and Sean Hannity, none of whom served in the military.
With respect to Syria, the president is justifiably concerned about miscalculating and involving the United States in another Iraq-style quagmire. Lest we forget, the architects of the Iraq fiasco were warriors like Dick five deferments Cheney, Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitz, none of whom have one iota of military experience.
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The Society was founded to solicit, acquire, preserve and provide access to a collection of artifacts, historical paper, photos, ephemera and miscellany of Amador County history. Through newsletter, this web-site and other media it has and will encourage citizen support of historical preservation."
The Amador County Historical Society (ACHS) was founded c1944 to gather and preserve the county's rich gold rush history since 1848. ACHS encouraged and persuaded county supervisors to acquire the old Brown family, 2-story home on Court House Hill from family heirs and established the Amador County Museum dedicated on June 18, 1949.
The Society soon headquartered there and began gathering and collecting the historical paper, photos, ephemera and artifacts to preserve and display in the museum. In early years the Society operated the museum, and, when the county hired an on-site curator, ACHS held their meetings in another building on the grounds. Though the county owns both the building and collection, ACHS has always been involved or supportive of the museum and its collection. Negotiations have been ongoing with the county to reopen and for the ACHS to operate the museum and grounds.
The Society in the late 1970s and early 1980s led a campaign to preserve the old county hospital. In 2010 it helped preserve and acquired half interest in the Amador Central Railroad constructed in 1904. It has an office in downtown Jackson on Main Street.
The Society was formed for the purpose of identifying and preserving items of historical interest of Amador County for its residents and the general public. And to educate and increase public awareness while at the same time enlisting public support for historical preservation in Amador County.
The Amador County Historical Society has also partnered with the Recreational Railroad Coalition Historical Society in owning and
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Two people had to be taken to the hospital after a crash in downtown Toledo Saturday afternoon.
It happened at the intersection of Erie and Walnut.
Toledo Police say one vehicle turned in front of the other, causing the cars to slam into each other.
One of the cars then ran into a building.
The crash also caused damage to a fire hydrant.
The two people in the vehicle that hit the building were taken to the hospital.
Police say their injuries are minor.
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Maryland State Police say Neil Prescott legally purchased 16 weapons and component parts between 2011 and 2012, and had obtained collector status that allowed him to buy more than one gun per month.
Prescott, , did not violate any laws when he bought an array of weapons, including several pistols, revolvers and receivers. Maryland State Police said Prescott passed all background checks required to purchase firearms. His collector status was also properly applied, police said.
Collector status can be granted to to a person who "devotes time and attention to acquiring certain types of regulated firearms for the enhancement of the collector's personal collection," and who does not act as a dealer. Applicants are required to provide a signed and notarized affidavit.
Prosecutors on Thursday issued a warrant for Prescott's , which carries He was detained last week after police said he threatened former employees at a Pitney Bowes office in Capitol Heights. Police said they believe they may have stopped a potential mass shooting after discovering a collection of weapons inside Prescott's home.
Prescott remains hospitalized voluntarily for a mental health evaluation.
Here's a list of Prescott's purchases, according to the Maryland State Licensing Division. Note that receivers, which house the operating mechanisms, are considered regulated firearms under Maryland state law.
- May 14, 2011 – Beretta .40 caliber pistol
- June 30, 2011 – lower receiver
- August 13, 2011 – Ruger .357 revolver
- December 10, 2011 – Springfield .9mm pistol
- April 10, 2011 – five lower receivers
- two Kahr Arms 9mm pistols.
- April 19, 2012 – Saiga .762 caliber rifle
- Ruger .45 caliber pistol
- June 16, 2012 – Beretta 9mm pistol
- Sig Sauer 9mm pistol
- June 20, 2012, and July 14, 2012 – Weapons not yet entered into state database.


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Available now at Othertees.com until January 3rd 2012.
Show you support for the Autobats before the Jokercons get the upper hand.
Autobats V Jokercons.
Decided to add the above designs to my new store MaclacTees.co.uk where the prices are much cheaper than the current Redbubble ones.
(girly and kiddie fit also available)
Also, at redbubble, are 3 new iPhone cases featuring the designs. Go check em out
Re-blog like it's 1999.
With the new movie just around the corner it's time to choose your side and display the insignia, proudly, upon your chest!
'Transformers: Dark Knight of the Moon'
C'mon, that's totally the film we all want to see, init?
Squads of Autobats fighting a horde of Jokercons throughout Gothamtron.
Would be quality.
Yes it would!
Want to win some stickers from designs in my portfolio? Just grab one of my tees and post a pic of yourself wearing it here: The Maclac Show
I'll pick one winner every months or so (or more frquently if there are lots of entries) ;)
Now available as T-shirts/Hoodies and stickers at Redbubble.com along with some other great movie mashup tees.
Droidtrooper fans.
I have subbed the little fat Droidtrooperski to Qwertee.com.
I know I asked for votes already for IJN and (the utterly brilliant) Autobats V Jokercons but hows about a vote or two for the poor lonesome trooper?
Between the three designs (and maybe Punisherpool if people will admit to themselves how great it is and vote for it) I'm bound to get one printed at the site!
New submission t Qwertee.com. Head over and throw in a vote.
If it garners enough votes BOTH designs will see print in a Autobats V Jokercons 'shirt-off'!
In the dark streets of Gothamtron a battle rages between two mighty enemies. The feared Caped Clan Crusaders (Google it! Was really hard finding a daft tie in name) "The Autobats" and the insane nihilistic Clown Nissan Prince Royals (of crime) "The Jokercons".
The weedy Sam Witwicky and his 'way-above-his-punching-weight' girlfriend assist the Autobats in their struggle to defeat the deadly Jokercons but which side will you choose???
(I'd go for both, hedge your bets, y'know?)
Also, while you're there don't forget to throw in a vote for "PUNISHERPOOL"


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Former Eastern Washington linebacker JC Sherritt has agreed to a new, three-year deal with the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League.
Sherritt was the CFL's Most Outstanding Defensive Player last season. The new contract kept him from becoming a free agent. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
"JC personifies what is meant when we say 'Eskimo Way'," said coach Kavis Reed in a news release. "He is an extremely talented player who has the character beyond reproach. He is a core player who will help us in our championship quest."
The former Eastern Eagle made a league-leading 130 tackles in 2012. He also had three sacks, two special teams tackles, three forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, two knockdowns and five interceptions.


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Sir Alex Ferguson has opted to go to a 4-3-3 against Manchester City for United's FA Cup semi-final showdown against their cross-town rivals at Wembley. With Wayne Rooney suspended, Dimitar Berbatov will lead the line with Javier Hernandez available off the bench if required. The Bulgarian hitman will be flanked by Nani on the left and Antonio Valencia to the right, who'll serve to pin back the City fullbacks as they try to get forward.
Michael Carrick, Park Ji-Sung, and Paul Scholes comprise a solid three-man centre. With Carrick suddenly finding top form again and Scholes more than happy to use his vast experience to pick out a pass, expect United's midfield to be excellent at getting the ball out to their attacking players. The back line is fairly standard, with John O'Shea starting in place of the injury Rafael da Silva.
Manchester United (4-3-3): Edwin van der Sar; Patrice Evra, Nemanja Vidic, Rio Ferdinand, John O'Shea; Park Ji-Sing, Paul Scholes, Michael Carrick; Nani, Dimitar Berbatov, Antonio Valencia.


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Two-alarm fire destroys Amity home
Dec 7, 2013
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AMITY — Flames engulfed a residence at 9201 Amity Road Saturday morning. Fire crews were unable to save the structure which was a total loss.
Firefighters from Amity and Dayton responded. The home owner was identified by a neighbor as Max Huff. The neighbor said that once flames reached the roof the house was destroyed in about an hour.
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|Hennepin County libraries will be closed Monday, Sept. 1, Labor Day.
|Test Our New Catalog
It lists all available formats of a title and lets you request, borrow, download and return eBooks and more without leaving the site. Test it now in its beta (not quite finished) form. Report any issues you experience through "Report a bug."
Posted on Aug. 19, 2014
Hennepin County Library readers now have access to more new and popular adult, teen and children's eBooks through the 3M Cloud Library. Check out and download books to your personal computer, or read on your mobile device using the 3M Cloud Library app for Android or iOS.
Posted on Aug. 21, 2014
Read & Ride Day at the Minnesota State Fair
Wednesday, Aug. 27, is Read & Ride Day at the fair. Bring your library card and present it at the gate for discounted admission. Stop by Carousel Park 9 a.m.-5 p.m. for fun, free activities and performances.
Posted on Aug. 20, 2014
Washburn Library Temporary Closing
Washburn Library will close for six weeks of building upgrades Saturday, Sept. 6, at 5 p.m. The library is scheduled to re-open Saturday, Oct. 18, at 9 a.m. If you pick up your requests at Washburn Library, you may choose an alternate pickup location here. Learn more.
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T'Beaux's @ International Gumbo Festival - MISSISSIPPI by Tbeauxs - 11 months ago
"Michael/Janice Warren and Rickey Blakeney with Team T'Beaux Gumbeaux prepare to serve hundreds of attendees at the International Gumbo Festival in Jackson, MS on September 28th. The theme of the festival was "Keep Calm and Hal On" which was in memory of Hal White, a local celebrity of sorts. Our Custom Ink aprons were printed to reflect the theme and said "Keep Calm and Eat T'Beaux's Gumbo". "


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Five minutes after Toronto FC stunned the LA Galaxy by going in front early, they stunned the reigning MLS Cup champions one more time with a second goal that has doubled their lead in this CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal first leg. Luis Silva put an inch-perfect header into the corner of the goal off of a great cross by Danny Koevermans and the 45,000 at Rogers Centre are over the moon as their team leads, 2-0, just 16 minutes in.
With 74 minutes to go, this one is far from over. The Galaxy have had the bulk of possession and have been dangerous so their coming back wouldn't be a surprise. Also, with this being a two-legged tie with the away goals rule in effect, LA would be happy to get a goal, lose 2-1 and take their away goal into the second leg, but doing so could be tough. Toronto has gotten chances by breaking quickly and exploiting a shaky LA defense. There's no reason to think they can't do it again.
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JA Jebel Ali Golf Resort, the flagship 5-star Dubai property of JA Resorts & Hotels, has won a prestigious World Travel Award in the category of 'World's Leading Family Resort' in New Delhi last night at the Grand Final of the 2012 World Travel Awards. Further to this, sister property, JA Oasis Beach Tower, based only 15 minutes along the Dubai coastline from the resort, has been awarded 'World's Leading Serviced Apartment Hotel'.
Whilst JA Jebel Ali Golf Resort scoops up the family award for the 2nd year in a row, JA Oasis Beach Tower is new to the World Travel Awards, although has been awarded 'Middle East's Leading Hotel Apartments' for three years in a row.
Graham E. Cooke, President & Founder, World Travel Awards, said: "JA Resorts & Hotels has enjoyed another fruitful year as the group continues to develop its range of products and its gracious brand of hospitality. We congratulate its flagship property, JA Jebel Ali Golf Resort, for winning 'World's Leading Family Resort', as well as JA Oasis Beach Tower for being voted 'World's Leading Serviced Apartment Hotel' at World Travel Awards Grand Final Ceremony 2012."
JA Jebel Ali Golf Resort is still reveling in the delight of their recent award win at the UK and Ireland Travel Agent Choice Award's last month, where they were awarded 'World's Best Resort/Hotel for Families in 2011'.
Fredrik Reinisch, General Manager of JA Jebel Ali Golf Resort said "It is a true honour to receive an award that so accurately mirrors our goals and ambitions. We've undertaken numerous changes over the past 18 months, all aimed at improving our family offering. To receive the award for a second year, is a true testament to the team, our guests and Dubai in general. We pride ourselves on being a family resort and are delighted to receive the most celebrated award in the travel industry."
William Harley-Fleming, General Manager of JA Oasis Beach Tower attended the awards last night and said "We pride ourselves on offering luxurious apartment living, right in the heart of Dubai and are constantly reinventing the offering in order to push the boundaries of travel excellence. We take it upon ourselves to exceed the expectations of the discerning luxury traveler and this award recognises the efforts made by the entire team at JA Oasis Beach Tower".
JA Oasis Beach Tower is a sophisticated beachfront property with its iconic exterior, features 180 luxury serviced and self-catering apartments. The spacious apartments each have a fully equipped kitchen, living room and dining area plus 2, 3 or 4 ensuite bedrooms as well as views over the Palm Jumeirah and Arabian Gulf.
David Thomson, Chief Operating Officer of JA Resorts & Hotels said "World Travel Awards is the highest global recognition in the travel industry and we're thrilled that two of our properties made their mark at the Grand Final last night. It is a true honour to be recognised so highly and I know Fredrik and William look forward to celebrating this success with their teams".
JA Resorts & Hotels is a company steeped in tradition with over 30 years of experience in the hospitality market managing resorts and hotels. With headquarters in Dubai, UAE, they own and/or operate a number of different properties in the Emirates with plans to open two new properties in the next six months.


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I have the lo boy on the trailer with the hoveround. some small odds and ends and tools cause "ya never know", just need to load my clothes and stuff and double check the list in the mng.
Will get there tomorrow afternoon, set up camp and relax and rest for the rest of the weekend.
Who all is going? I am taking firewood and a fire ring (rim with center) Just look me upin the evenings in the campground.


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Wyoming Forage Field Day In Lingle
Alfafa and hay production will be center of the Wyoming Forage Field Day near Lingle. The event will be held at the University of Wyoming Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension Center on Thursday, June 27th.
In a interview with KNEB/Rural Radio Network, Wyoming Business Council Agribusiness Division spokesperson Donn Randall says the field day will feature the latest in alfalfa production.
The Forage Field Day will feature presentations on forage management including the economics of forage fertility results and irrigation practices for alfalfa. With new technology, Randall says producers are often times over watering their crop.
The field day will also highlight hay marketing strategies and new potential hay markets .
In having the field day at SAREC, attendees will be to see the forage and equipment demonstrations.
For more information or to RSVP, contact Donn Randall at the Wyoming Business Council at 307.777.6578 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The man should not be in the pro bowl - his history on and off the field does not support it, and his only name recogntion is not for positive reasons.
Is this the Redskin that spit at Pittman in the playoff game?
He is clearly a better defender than JP is. He had a hell of a lot more passes defensed, which lends me to believe he is always hovering around the ball...Taylor may be a punk, but he is a great football player.
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Nominees sought for teacher awardMay 15,2013Nominees sought
for teacher award
The Vermont Humanities Council is taking nominations for its Victor R. Swenson Humanities Educator Award.
The award, created in 2003, honors a Vermont teacher in grades 6-12 who exemplifies excellence in the teaching of the humanities and inspires his or her students and encourages in them intellectual curiosity and a lifelong love of learning.
VHC says, The teacher should possess extraordinary knowledge, ability, and accomplishment in the teaching of language, literature, history, social studies, or other humanities fields.
The council adds, The educator should exhibit infectious enthusiasm for his or her subject and learning in general, and embody a commitment to the highest standards of achievement ...
Any community member may make a nomination, including parents, coworkers, current and former students, and school administrators. Nominating letters are due at VHCs Montpelier office by July 1.
The winner receives a $1,000 check and public recognition at VHCs fall conference, scheduled for Nov. 16 at UVMs Dudley Davis Center.
Last years winner was Gary Johnson of North Country Union High School in Newport. The first recipient of the award was Graham Newell of St. Johnsbury Academy.
The award is named for Victor Swenson, VHCs first executive director.
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Harry Potter books included in exhibition of banned/challenged booksNews
February 21, 2003, 04:46 AM
The Whistler Question reports that the Harry Potter books are among the most challenged in Canada in recent years. The Richmond News has a similar story. Both the Whistler Public Library and Richmond's Brighouse Library will mark Freedom to Read Week (Feb. 23 to March 1) displays of books which have been challenged and/or banned over the years.


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Brian T. Watson
The Salem News
---- — Last week, I wrote about the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform bill and its slowly unfolding rules and consequences. The original bill, and the ongoing process of writing provisions that guide the details of its implementation, are resulting in thousands of pages of regulations.
Preparing for last week's column, I had a number of conversations with Mike Wheeler, president of Beverly Cooperative Bank, and William Howard, chairman of the bank's board. Wheeler pointed out how unnecessary it is for Beverly Coop — a small, community bank with a responsible lending record — to be given additional regulations.
He has a valid point. This week again, Mr. Howard and I discussed that issue and the larger question of how to respond to the specific actions of the very large banks where they contributed to the 2008 financial crisis.
Regarding community banks — banks with less than about $1 billion in assets — Howard acknowledged that some of them got into trouble when the housing bubble burst. But their mistakes were not the machinations of the larger, investment banks. Instead, some community banks simply got overoptimistic about the seemingly ever-rising value of homes, and so lent too aggressively to ordinary subdivision developers — especially in fast-growing regions like Florida, Alabama and California. Their errors may have been primarily errors of judgment. Depending upon the kinds of loans they extended, there may or may not be new regulations that could be applied.
For example, is there a need for additional rules about capital leverage that would further define or limit the ratio of land development loans to risk-based capital? And if so, is this something better done by Dodd-Frank, or the FDIC?
When considering community banks like Beverly Cooperative, however, Howard said that perhaps the regulations can be appropriately tailored to create exceptions and qualifiers that recognize which banks, or bank actions, don't need additional oversight.
There really are two worlds (at least) in banking: small community banks and giant investment banks. Howard and I agreed that the Wall Street meltdown exposed areas in investment banking that had simply gone out of control.
The creation of all sorts of confusing, barely trackable, financial products — sold privately and entirely unregulated — allowed levels of risk-taking that far exceeded the capacity of the financial system to manage once the house-of-cards arrangements started to fail.
Whether it was credit default swaps, collateralized debt obligations, "synthetic" versions of those, or other hybrid collections of mortgages and loans and insurance policies, they were all increasingly used primarily as constructs with which to speculate unrestrainedly.
What caused that behavior? Was it lying mortgage applicants, the federal government, Fannie Mae, the ratings companies or the investment banks themselves? What actions would eliminate a repeat of the crisis?
Dodd-Frank is one response. It attempts with legislation to write enough wise rules to define the contours of acceptable risk. Because our financial system is so immense and complicated — and interconnected globally — and because the activities of investment banks, hedge funds and insurance companies are so multifaceted and dynamic, it is easy for any attempt at comprehensive regulation to become long and complicated itself. That is the case with the rules being promulgated under Dodd-Frank, and, of course, it makes every thinking person concerned. Will the legislation achieve its intended purposes?
Some observers who look at the power and intractability of the government-banking symbiosis (our "Goldman Sachs government," some say), and the constant difficulty of regulatory enforcement, are starting to wonder if any set of rules can tame the enormous, global, financial beast. For example, will we newly regulate derivatives only to see the actors develop other counterproductive extremes?
In response to these concerns, more discussion is likely about the value of breaking down the size of the largest banks (globally), and thereby increasing the manageability and accountability of their bureaucracies, and also reducing the vulnerability of the economy when a bank miscalculates.
Another option is to put some bankers in jail. Since 2008, a number of guilty bankers, lenders and inside traders have reached "settlements" with the justice system, paying a fine and avoiding incarceration. Would the sight of scores of the meltdown Wall Streeters in jail be a deterrent to other would-be thieves?
And maybe we shouldn't even attempt to write voluminous regulations, which can never anticipate every possible development, contingency, circumstance or human duplicity. Maybe we need just one rule that says, "Illegal, unethical, irresponsible, greedy or unsustainable banking practices shall not be permitted." Would that work?
Howard and I — and many others — understand the problem and understand the goal. We all have possible and partial answers and proposals. But isn't it possible that any solution — every solution — will be no better than the level of integrity brought to bear by every actor and institution in the system?
Brian T. Watson is a regular Salem News columnist. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Walking in Your Partner's Shoes
Walking in Your Partner's Shoes
Sylvia and Gerard are in constant conflict over the level of closeness in their relationship. Sylvia feels she is not a priority in Gerard's life. He seems to get more excited about work or a ski weekend with his friends than about being with her. For his part, Gerard sees Sylvia as constantly dissatisfied. He can never seem to do enough for her, as if he must always prove to her that he cares.
The problem over closeness has become a chronic wedge between them. Sylvia is easily angered by signs of Gerard's lack of commitment to her. If he gets involved in work, or seems too excited about events that don't involve her, her anger often reveals itself in sarcasm: "I hope it's not a burden for you to go with me." Or in provocative comparison: "You seem awfully happy about going out -- a lot happier than I've seen you in a while." Or in outright accusation: "I am way down on the list." Gerard responds by defending himself, insisting that she is a priority for him and that he does want to be with her. When he gets completely frustrated, he may counterattack: "There is no pleasing you. You are so insecure." At times Sylvia gets so worn out by the conflict and feels so hopeless that she shuts down. She stops blaming, but anger pervades her silence.
If you and your partner are stuck in a similar vortex of anger and hurt, it may seem impossible to extricate yourselves. But when your focus shifts from the offending actions of each of you to the soft spots that are bruised by these actions, you may come to a new understanding of each other -- one that cuts angry arguments short and over time brings you closer.
The key to resolving, and even avoiding conflict, is acceptance. But true acceptance can only happen when you both take the time and effort to disclose aspects of yourselves that may have rarely, or perhaps never, been voiced before. What we don't say is often more important than what we do say.
Chronic conflict can leave you believing that you've already said everything there is to be said on the subject of contention. In fact, though, you and your spouse may be only dimly aware of your feelings, or you may not feel safe disclosing them. Yet it is precisely these revelations that could alter the tone of the discussion and perhaps evoke empathy between you. When the two of you are in conflict, remember to make these "disclosures."Disclose your True Angry Feelings
One of you may be caught up in laying blame, while the other is preoccupied with self-protection, rebuttal and counterattack. One or both of you may be distant and resentful. Neither of you says outright, "I'm really angry at you right now." Yet, a direct statement can be a first step away from futile debate and toward a potentially fruitful discussion of each partner's emotional experience.
Take Sylvia and Gerard, for example. Sylvia is so angry at Gerard's neglect that she's unlikely to be swayed by any factual evidence he can muster. It is as if she is saying "I don't think you love me, so I'll try to beat it out of you." And he is saying in response "I'm threatened by your upset, so I'll try to calm you with terse, dismissive recitations of fact."
Instead, Gerard might say: "Right now I'm feeling attacked and want to defend myself. I'm so overwhelmed that at this moment, even though I know I love you, I don't feel any love." If Sylvia were aware of what was going on with her emotionally and could articulate it, she would say something like "I'm so angry at you right now that I'm not open to hearing you. I just want to attack you." Such a message would be difficult for Sylvia to make because Gerard could use it against her. "See, you admitted it. You don't care about whether I love you or not -- you just want to attack me." However, her disclosure would prevent his fruitless efforts to prove himself to her. And it might make him listen to her.


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The food was very good. We tried four "extra fee" restaurants, including Cagney's, Le Bistro, Moderno, and Sushi. All were very nice, but I enjoyed Cagney's the best. We also ate dinners at the (no extra fee) Venetian and Aqua. The Venetian was a tad more formal than Aqua, and our fellow diners were quieter and dressed in business-casual attire. The Aqua, where diners are allowed to wear shorts, was louder. The food was good in both restaurants, and we never had more than a 15 minute wait to be seated. We ate at tables for two - and really prefer the "freestyle dining" that sets Norwegian apart from other cruise lines.
The breakfast buffet, at the Garden Cafe, was filled with fresh fruit, tasty pastry, made-to-order omelets, smoked salmon, bagels, and warm and cold cereals. There was adequate seating each time we ate breakfast. On Friday night, the ship had a terrific chocolate buffet at the cafe.
We really enjoyed the Dawn's entertainment. Some of the shows, including the Second City Comedy Group, Greg London's impressions, and the acrobat, were very good. There was a terrific blues band that played at various lounges. Our favorite entertainers were Luca and Elena, Duo Luna. Elena is a fantastic singer, and Luca is a master of the electric guitar. We followed them to every venue where they were playing - as did many other couples. We became Duo Luna "groupies."
Before the trip we arranged for private tours at three ports. This appealed to us more than the large, ship-arranged excursions. They Mayan ruins in Belize and near Costa Maya were amazing.
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HSBC will slash up to 30,000 jobs worldwide over the next two years as part of a major cost-cutting drive, the global banking giant said on Monday, as it posted bumper profits. "There will be further job cuts," HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver told journalists on a conference call after…
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The family will receive friends today, Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013, at 6 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home in Jasper.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013, at 2 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Chapel with burial at Oakhill Cemetery. Chris Crain will officiate. Collins-Burke Funeral Home will direct.
Kee was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Johnny Kee and John Whitworth.
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KINGSTON, R.I. — The Massachusetts specialty pharmacy at the center of the deadly national outbreak of meningitis might not have existed but for a relationship that started about three decades ago on the bucolic campus of the University of Rhode Island.
Barry Cadden and Lisa Conigliaro were classmates in the school's College of Pharmacy, two of 92 students who graduated in the class of 1990. Cadden was following a family tradition: His father was a local pharmacist and an alumnus of this state university. Conigliaro came from a family with a strong entrepreneurial bent. They would fall in love and, within a few years of graduating, marry.


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Petition to the OMB Regarding the Development of Land Located at 501 Lakeshore rd. E.
Whereas the development proposed by Trinity Development at 501 Lakeshore Road East, including a Big Box store, will have an adverse effect on; the economic viability of the existing small businesses in the area; the traffic congestion on local roads; the character of the community; a variety of environmental concerns; and
Whereas the City of Mississauga zoning plan is currently being developed,
Therefore we the undersigned oppose to the proposed development by Trinity Development at 501 Lakeshore Road East in its current form and at the present time.
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SAEED Ajmal's Worcestershire return could be further curtailed because of Pakistan's hastily-arranged tour of Sri Lanka.
The two-Test and three one-day match series in August was finalised on the sidelines of an International Cricket Council meeting in Dubai last week.
Saeed was due to miss six weeks in July and August due to Caribbean Premier League duty but this new tour could further hamper his County commitments.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief operating officer Subhan Ahmed said: "We are still discussing how much time he (Saeed) can be away as we now have a scheduled series in Sri Lanka."
The off-spinner, 36, should have been at New Road in time to figure in this week's LV= County Championship Division Two clash with Kent.
Visa red tape delayed his arrival but Worcestershire chief executive David Leatherdale is optimistic Saeed will line up against Derbyshire on Sunday, April 27.
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Starting June 28 until the Fourth of July, a group that began its trek in Childress will be part of a "Run for Texas Silent Heroes".
The group, Iron Soldiers Inc., will stop in several cities along their route to Austin honoring all military warriors that have fallen fighting for our freedom.
Saturday morning, they stopped in Amarillo to perform a battle field cross ceremony at the Panhandle War Memorial. There, they honored a local Gold Star family, who lost a loved one while serving in the military.
"What this is, is so that the public will remember our heroes out there that have families," said Archie Sharp, Iron Soldiers Founder. "You have families, and your families will be remembered."
As the soldiers run across the state, they encourage people to come out and show their support by joining in on the run. For more information on their mission or the organization, visit their web site at ironsoldiers.org.
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Ocean's Seven Café
The Ocean's Seven Café is located at the southwest end of the building. Breakfast lunch and dinner are served all week long. The Café opens at 7:00am and closes at 7:00pm. Snacks are available when meals are not being served. There are also vending machines available outside the Emergency Department waiting room. Vending machines are available 24 hours a day.
Lompoc Valley Medical Center's Dietary and Food Services department serves a balanced meal from a selective menu for most patients.
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For the convenience of the Lompoc community, the Ocean's Seven Cafe is open 7 days a week, from 7:00am to 7:00pm.
Daily 7:00am - 9:30am
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Monday - Vegetarian Bean Soup, Braised Swiss Steak with Caramelized Onions, Seasonal Roasted Veggie On Ciabatta
Tuesday - Creamy Potato Cheddar Soup, Hamburger Bar, Sweet & Sour Chicken
Wednesday - Manhattan Clam Chowder, Fresh Catch Of The Day, B.B.Q. Beef Ribs
Thursday - Pork Posole, Chicken or Beef Taco Bar, Chicken Quesadillas
Friday - New England Clam Chowder, Fresh Catch Of The Day, Oscar's Pork Goulash
Week Two: 8/25 – 8/29
Monday - Chicken Noodle Soup, Roast Turkey Breast, Seafood Penne Pasta with Pesto
Tuesday - Wor Wonton Soup, Soy Chicken, Beef & Broccoli, Egg Roll
Wednesday - Seafood Chowder, Fresh Fish Du Jour, Turkey Club Sandwich
Thursday - Italian Wedding Soup, Baked Veggie Lasagna, Pepperoni or Vegetarian Pizza
Friday - New England Clam Chowder, Fresh Fish Du Jour, Roasted Rosemary Chicken
Specials are $6.50 and include soup or salad, entree with starch and vegetable and dessert. Besides our daily featured entrees, we also offer items from the grill; hamburgers, gardenburgers, burritos, onion rings, chicken strips, etc.... Also offered during lunch only, is our mouth watering Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad.


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Shopsmith Mark 7 and Mark V
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The predecessor of today's revolutionary Shopsmith Mark 7 (the legendary 5-tools-in-1 Shopsmith Mark V) was the world's original multi-purpose woodworking machine. Since its introduction in 1953, a series of important improvements have been made to the Mark V, including:
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With Shopsmith's latest Mark 7 machine, you get a 10 Table Saw - 34 Lathe - 12 Disc Sander - 16-1/2 Vertical Drill Press Over/Under-Table Router Over/Under Table Shaper and Horizontal Boring Machine in an amazingly small two-foot by six-foot space. Just tuck it snugly away in a corner of the garage or basement until it's needed then pull it out to go to work.
And, if you don't need the added advantages provided by the PowerPro Headstock... or the included capabilities of an over/under table shaper and router, we still offer two tried-and-true Mark V versions that include all five of the other tool capabilities listed above.
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