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Printing & Copying
Printing - UA Law Students
Students can print from any computer in the Law Library or from their laptops on the College of Law network. When using a library computer it is best to be logged in as a student. Once the print job is sent, it will be available at both print release stations: the one in Room 9 at the foot of the stairs and the one outside the reference office. Copies are $.10/page. Students can pay for copies using their CatCards loaded with CatCa$h (http://catcash.arizona.edu). At the printer station, swipe the CatCard or insert cash to view queued print jobs. Select the job to print by clicking on it.
Lexis and Westlaw Printing - UA Law Students
Lexis and Westlaw print jobs will be sent to the Lexis and Westlaw printers in Room 9 at the foot of the stairs on the lower level of the library as long as your personal Westlaw and Lexis printer settings are set to do so (that is usually the default for students--if your print job is not forthcoming, please check your print settings.) There is no charge for Lexis or Westlaw printing in this manner. Please be aware, however, that extremely large print jobs monopolize the printers and prevent other students from printing. Be careful and courteous in choosing which documents to print from Lexis or Westlaw.
Printing from Public Computers - Visitors
Visitors can print from any of the public computers in the law library. When sending a print job, you will be prompted to name the print job. All print jobs go to the print-release stations outside the Circulation area. Printing costs ten cents per page. the printers will accept cash ($1s, $5s and coins) or Visitor Cards. Visitor Cards are available free of charge at the circulation Desk. They must then be loaded with funds (debit or credit card) at the CatCa$h website: http://catcash.arizona.edu. At the printer station, swipe the CatCard or insert cash to view queued print jobs. Select the job to print by clicking on it.
Shepard's Printing
The two Shepard's machines located outside the Reference Office will print to the print release stations. However, printers should print from the browser instead of clicking the Lexis print button. To print from Shepard's, go to the File menu in the upper-left corner of the window and select "Print..."; You will then be prompted to name the print job. The print job will then be sent to the print release station.
There are two copiers in the library. One is in the Circulation area near the Reference Desk. The other is in Room 9 at the foot of the stairs on the lower level.
Copies cost ten cents per page. Both copiers take cash--coins, ones and fives, as well as CatCards and Visotor Cards. Note that the old SmartChip system has been replaced with the new CatCa$h system. This system uses money residing on the magnetic stripe rather than in the chip. Beginning November 16, 2010, CatCard holders may convert any cash remaining on their CatCard chip to CatCa$h in person at the Meal Plans office in the Student Union. The conversion of funds must be completed by February 4, 2011. New funds may be added online at http://catcash.arizona.edu using a debit or credit card. Members of the public may obtain a complimentary Visitor Card at the ciruclation desk and add funds using the online method just described.
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An Bord Pleanála has ruled that Shell requires planning permission for three aspects of work it is already conducting in relation to the Corrib gas field.
An Taisce had raised 14 questions in relation to different aspects of the work and today An Bord Pleanála ruled that three issues did require planning permission.
The ruling means that the company must stop work in these areas until permission has been secured.
The areas include work widening an entrance to a landfill and the construction of a road through a protected habitat, as well as work on a station.
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Bin Laden's death won't spur concrete changes
People stood outside the White House, chanting "Yes we can!" after Osama bin Laden was pronounced dead on May 2. News mediums, social networking sites and class room discussions were all centered on his death.
Now, two weeks later, the commotion has died down, and I'm left wondering how much of an effect bin Laden's death will have on the Middle East and on U.S. efforts to combat terrorism organizations.
Although bin Laden's death probably gave many grieving Americans a sense of closure after the horror of 9/11, I doubt that they will see many concrete changes as a direct result of the assassination. Bin Laden had become much more of a symbolic leader than a working authority in al-Qaida's operation. His followers were operating on the basis of his original ideas rather than his active supervision. Therefore, his death is also more of a symbol of justice than a critical move in the war.
Now that bin Laden is dead, al-Qaida will need to replace his leadership, which is definitely a possibility that the group anticipated for before he died. His death may cause the operation to lie lower than usual for awhile, but new leadership was probably in motion before bin Laden was eliminated. Those who support Islamic extremism won't abandon those violent tendencies now that bin Laden is gone.
In America, bin Laden's death has certainly raised morale and increased President Obama's approval ratings. It's encouraging for Americans to see significant events like this, giving them the impression that something is being accomplished abroad. However, in terms of active changes to the unrest in the Middle East, more change will probably come from the peaceful protests sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.
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Last Wednesday, Barbara and Janet interviewed Ed Gray, co-author of In Nixon's Web: A Year in the Crosshairs of Watergate, and posted the podcast on our website. The questions are masterful, the answers are mesmerizing, and you'll definitely be intrigued for Sunday night's 5:30pm book tour launch at Darien Library. Little did we know that Barbara and Janet had scooped a major cable news television show by landing the first interview!
Take a listen to our podcast, and don't miss Ed Gray's appearance on MSNBC's Morning Joe show, which airs tomorrow morning, March 7th, during the 6am to 9am broadcast.
The New York Times has proclaimed him to be swaggeringly abrasive and "one of the country's most eloquent and acid-tongued critics." The New York Observer has labeled him a "zigzagging cultural omnivore." Pete Hamill of The New Yorker encourages readers to "savor his vigorous prose, and prepare to be surprised."
And last week, in an episode of The Daily Show, he eagerly debated with Jon Stewart on the subject of cyber-bullying:
I think it's safe to say that with Against the Machine: Being Human in the Age of the Electronic Mob, author Lee Siegel lives up to his unabashed reputation with a provocative exposition of what he deems "the most radical transformation of private and public life in the history of humankind" - the Internet.
Mr. Siegel never fails to intrigue and entertain as he packs a pop culture punch and attacks what has become second-nature to most of us - surfing the Web, emailing, blogging, watching reality television, even our regular Starbucks outings - with a fresh, albeit a bit stinging, perspective. He questions why society has so blindly accepted the Internet as a utopia of human connection and points out that, in fact, it actually fosters isolation, bullying, invasions of privacy, and a false sense of reality...to name a few!
Please join us on Thursday, March 6th at 7:00pm, when Mr. Siegel visits Darien Library as part of our Ouside the Box series. You won't want to miss this opportunity to meet one of the most respected and buzzed about culture-critics in the nation.
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Dance Performance Lab 185
Informal performance of new choreography
The Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Dance will present Dance Performance Lab 185, performances showcasing new choreography created by ten students in the program, on Friday and Saturday, January 18 and 19 at 8:00 p.m. in the Patricia and Ward Hagan '48 Dance Studio. The event is free and open to the public.
The Program in Dance, led by award-winning choreographer Susan Marshall, offers Princeton undergraduates a wide range of opportunities in dance. Students can enroll in a single course, pursue a certificate in dance (similar to a minor), or participate in co-curricular classes. Studio-based courses taught by dance professionals range from modern and contemporary to ballet, experimental, and African dance and include the creation of original work, study of master repertory, and rigorous technical training. Frequent performance opportunities are provided including the annual Spring Dance Festival, a senior thesis collaborative concert, and informal showings.
The work to be performed in Dance Performance Lab 185 represents a diverse array of choreographic genres. Students were invited to submit recent new work for consideration by Dance Program faculty. Both Marshall and faculty member Aynsley Vandenbroucke are mentoring the students in the final rehearsals of their pieces, which will be performed by other dance students. Student choreographers whose work will be performed are: Tess Bernhard '14, AJ Brannum '13, Casey Brown '14, Paul Schepel '14, Aminata Seydi '14, Stefanie Siller '13, Tula Strong '15, Ogemdi Ude '16, and Adin Walker '16.
"We've added this new opportunity to showcase work created by our students, many of whom are specifically interested in choreography," notes Marshall. "These performances give these artists an opportunity to develop and share their exciting, often experimental work with each other -- to inspire each other and their audiences. This is fresh, bold work, and I'm so glad audiences will have an opportunity to see the diversity of work emerging from our dance studios"
Earlier on the evening of January 18 at 6:30 p.m. will be a showing of work created by students in fall co-taught visual arts and dance courses entitled "Muscle Memory," which explores the intersections of sculpture and movement. Work in a variety of media and performances will take place in the Lucas Gallery and other locations within 185 Nassau Street.
The Program in Dance will also present its annual Spring Dance Festival on February 22-24 at the Berlind Theater at McCarter Theater Center featuring student performances of work by Merce Cunningham, Mark Morris, Raja Kelly, Karole Armitage, Laura Peterson, and Zvi Gotheiner. A special event on February 14 in collaboration with the Princeton University Art Museum will celebrate the artistic collaborations between legendary choreographer Merce Cunningham and seminal artist Robert Rauschenberg with an exhibition, performance and panel discussion at the Museum. New work by seniors completing a certificate in dance will be presented in concerts later in the spring.
Link to photos: https://lca.sharefile.com/d/s2b5df77171d4928a
Photo caption: Performance of "Syncentropy" by Program in Dance senior Emily Francis from Fleet, a senior dance thesis collaborative concert.
Photo credit: Photo by Bentley Drezner
Friday and Saturday, January 18 and 19 at 8:00 p.m.
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Performance of "Syncentropy" by Program in Dance senior Emily Francis from Fleet, a senior dance thesis collaborative concert.
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U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers, R-Ky says the budget cuts that House Republicans are seeking for fiscal year 2012 will protect "critical programs and services that many Americans rely on."
The 5 million low income and uninsured Americans who depend on family planning services and preventive health screenings funded through Title X would probably disagree. As would the millions of young adults now covered by their parents' health plans. And the millions of children with pre-existing conditions that insurers can no longer use as an excuse not to provide them coverage. [More]


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Savor the serenity of Nicaragua's first botanic garden, and then set off for Leon, a city long admired for its colonial architecture, especially the Leon Cathedral.
Depart from the pier and enjoy a leisurely ninety-minute drive into the volcanic lowlands of northwestern Nicaragua, where you will find the esteemed university in Leon. While the university dates back to early 19th century, this tour focuses on its recently developed botanic garden, the first one in Nicaragua.
You will spend about two hours in this serene oasis, walking the two and one-half mile nature trail, admiring countless species of plants that have been collected throughout Nicaragua. Most of the specimens come from tropical dry forest and savanna ecosystems, and many of the plants have attributes other than beauty. Leaves from cacao trees are used as a natural insect repellant, and extracts from the bark of the massively crowned guanacaste tree serve as soap substitutes. Guanacaste means "ear tree," as its curled seedpods resemble human ears. Succulents also thrive here, as do dozens of species of birds from kingfishers to magpies. Following your guided walk, you will have a bit of free time to stroll about on your own.
More attractions await you in Leon's main plaza, which is dominated by the magnificent Leon Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles and features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes. If you walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich ornamentation. The wooden Flemish altarpiece is particularly treasured. Later, you will return to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 1/2 hours of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests' discretion during free time. There are an optional 60 steps to negotiate if guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
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Petworth's Island Cafe shut down after stabbing
The Island Cafe, a popular restaurant and nightlife spot in D.C.'s Petworth neighborhood was closed by police Saturday morning following a stabbing.
Monday - 03/12/2012, 07:12am EDT
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Northwest D.C. restaurant closed after stabbing
Authorities have shut down a restaurant in Northwest Washington following a stabbing over the weekend.
Monday - 03/12/2012, 07:07am EDT
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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB) -- This week in Crime Stoppers, police are on the case of a man who maced a Walmart
It was all for a purse, that he didn't even get away with.
This low-life maced a woman, and took her purse. Other customers tried to
stop him, he maced one of them, too.
He needs a stint behind bars to consider his misdeeds. If you help us
identify him, there's cash waiting.
The guy we're looking is a thief and really a piece of work for choosing a
29-year-old woman as his victim.
"When she turned to look at him, he pulled some mace out and sprayed her
in the face with the mace and then took her purse and ran out the front door,"
says Officer Nathan Hartwig, spokesperson for the Chattanooga Police
The surveillance video comes from the Gunbarrel Road Walmart the night of March
21. While it doesn't catch the initial crime, it does catch the thug, as
he is trying to make his getaway.
"The victim comes running after him and several people inside the store, some
of the other customers, try to stop this guy from getting away," Hartwig
says. "And during the struggle, he ended up spraying one of the customers,
He makes it out into the parking lot where he tossed the purse and fled in what
appeared to be a Ford pickup truck.
"He's wearing a green T-shirt with some white writing on the front,
blue jean," Hartwig describes. "He has short, dark hair. Just a medium
build white male."
Remember, he used mace in the commission of this crime. Mace is a weapon. That
could up the charges against him.
"We're hoping that he is from the area," Hartwig says. "And, that
could be the issue. That he's not from the area and that's why he was bold
enough to come into a Walmart and do that, knowing that he'd get caught on
If you have any information, let's get this thug off the streets.
Pick up the phone and call Crime Stoppers at 698-3333.
Your confidential call could earn you a cash reward.
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"Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends will leave footprints in your heart"
"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience by which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along."
"We gain strength, and courage, and confidence by each experience in which we really stop to look fear in the face... we must do that which we think we cannot."
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St. Louisans are good party goers. But were really bad party leavers.
It takes at least half an hour to get away from a St. Louis party.
Its difficult for outsiders to understand this. My husband Don is from Marshalltown, Iowa, and they do things differently up north. When Don leaves a party, he says good-bye and walks out the door.
That is northern efficiency. Its also shocking behavior by our standards.
St. Louisans do it differently. First, we have to find the host and hostess, thank them for the wonderful party, and say goodbye.
Then we have to find our coat. Next, we have to find the door, which means we stop to say good-bye to everyone we meet on the way. It would be rude if we didnt ask after their kids, their spouses, and their parents, plus any special projects. (How is the fund-raiser going? Do you like your new job?)
We tell them we must get together soon, even if we dont mean it. Its only polite.
We may collect a few more party invitations on the way, but eventually we make it out the door.
Outsiders think were wasting time.
Insiders know this is really the best part of the party. Everyone has had a chance to relax and theyre more likely to tell you the juiciest gossip. It doesnt really count because youre leaving.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
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Elaine Viets is a freelance writer.


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Bolton Landing Lakefront Cottage on Lake George in Lake George
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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Cute and cozy lakefront cottage in desirable Cotton Point/South Beach area of beautiful Bolton Landing. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths (showers), fully-equipped kitchen, great room (fireplace) and dining area with outstanding views of Lake George. Lakeside deck, dock for 24-ft boat. $3,000 per week, prefer 2-week minimum. Posible discount for longer rental. $125 cleaning charge, $500 refundable security deposit. Lease required.
Offered by owner's agent, Barbara Lyon, NYS Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Coldwell Banker King George Realty, Bolton Landing, NY. See contact information for phone numbers.
cottage rental amenities
*Cable, Internet, Cell Service, Gas Grill, Washer & Dryer, Fully-equipped kitchen, Double beds in each of the 3 bedrooms, ceiling fans. Blankets and pillows provided, bring your own sheets and towels or owner will provide.
activities and attractions in Lake George Adirondacks
*4 miles north of Lake George Village and 2 miles south of Bolton Landing Village where you will find beaches, parks, marinas, restaurants, shops, cultural activities and fun activities for the entire family, such as charter fishing, boat rentals, island camping, shoreline cruises, Adk Extreme Adventure Course and UpYonda Farm, museums, historic Fort William Henry, and the championship Sagamore Golf Course.
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Fewer people flew in and out of Rapid City Regional Airport during the first quarter of 2013 compared to the same time last year. Rapid City Regional Airport Director Cameron Humphries says passenger numbers declined in 2011 and in 2012. Humphries attributes the decline, in part, to a nation-wide reduction in seats. He says airlines have reduced the number of seats available in an effort to increase demand, raise ticket prices and earn a profit.
While the cost of flying and a downturn in the economy have prevented some people from taking to the air, Humphries expects the number of passengers to pick-up in the coming months. "Our forecast shows that we're going to have a strong summer and strong fall so we're anticipating that by this fall our numbers will be up or even," Humphries said. The number of passengers is down about 10 percent from 2010, which was a record breaking year for the airport.
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A judge says it's too soon to consider ordering the state to compensate an Indian tribe for its attorney fees and legal costs in a case involving the tribe's plan to build a casino in metropolitan Phoenix.
U.S. District Judge David Campbell's order for now denies the request by the Tohono O'odham Nation for $4.2 million for fees and costs.
Campbell says that's because the state has indicated it plans to appeal his May ruling that Arizona's compact governing Indian gambling doesn't ban more tribal casinos from opening in metropolitan Phoenix.
The state recently asked more time to file an appeal that will be broadened to include the issue of fees and costs.
Campbell says additional time isn't necessary because the fees and costs can be considered later.
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By the Numbers:
The games between the Toledo Rockets (7-3, 5-1 MAC) and the (#16) Northern Illinois Huskies (10-0, 6-0 MAC) have had a huge impact on the MAC West for quite some time now, and this year is no different. The winner of this game controls the destiny in getting to the MAC Championship game. A win for NIU and they are in, conversely, a win for Toledo and they would be in (pending they don't lose to Akron). The Rockets have won five in a row since that loss to Ball State back in late September - scoring 45 points per game since. The Rockets, behind the legs of David Fluellen and Kareem Hunt, ranks in the top 15 in rushing - gaining nearly 250 yards per game and QB Terrance Owens has played solid football all season long. But even putting up big offensive numbers, some of those games have been real close.
And, despite Jayrone Elliott's seven sacks, the Rocket defense has given up just under 28 points a contest and allowed Buffalo to claw it's way back last week, needed a last minute TD to put down Bowling Green, and was in a double-overtime thriller before they bested Navy. As for the Huskies, they enter this week having won 15 straight on the road and 23 straight against the conference opponents (both FBS bests). And, luckily for NIU, they have Jordan Lynch on offense because they have also struggled defensively (usually in the first half), as they are giving up over 25 points per game. Lately however, the defense has shown a lot of improvement...especially against Ball State. Lynch, with help from Cameron Stingily, has led the Huskies to the sixth best rushing attack (with 303.8 yards per game) and the sixth best scoring offense (scoring 44.6 points per game) in the FBS.
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Jordan Lynch, NIU's quarterback, will be a name you hear all night long. There is a reason he is a Heisman candidate...he just plays smart, aggressive football and has a knack for finding the endzone. Lynch has thrown for 2216 yards and he has also rushed for a MAC-best 1273 yards, eight most in the FBS and most for a QB this season. Along with his nearly 1300 rushing yards, he has added 21 passing TDs (second most in the MAC) and 14 rushing scores (6th in the FBS, 1st in the MAC).
Last week, it was all about Jimmy Ward and the secondary for NIU's defense...this week the work will rest on the broad shoulders of Jamal Bass and Boomer Mays. Bass and Mays both play linebacker for the Huskies - and they have had great years so far, and will need to do so this Wednesday to stop the Toledo rushing attack. While NIU has a solid D-line, the great running game Toledo has means the NIU LBs will need to be on their toes. Bass leads the team with 67 tackles, he also has 2 forced fumbles along with 3.5 tackles for a loss and 1.5 sacks. Mays is third with 53 tackles, 4.5 in the backfield, 2 sacks, a forced fumble and also has a blocked kick.
As just mentioned, Toledo has a great run game: second in the MAC (NIU is first). Normally this would be all about David Fluellen, who averages 7 yards per carry, with 1067 yards on just 152 carries and 10 TDs. But Fluellen has had some injury issues the last few weeks and may not play. If he sits, the Huskies still not breath a sigh of relief because Kareem Hunt, their backup, has done just as well. Hunt, on 99 touches, has gained 672 yards (6.8 yards/carry) and six TDs.
Terrance Owens, the Rocket quarterback, has played well so far this season. He does not have the ground game Lynch does, but he is very mobile - taking off 34 times for 122 yards on the season. Owens has been solid in the passing game though, amassing 1837 yards and 13 TDs to just six INTs and completes nearly 62% of his passes.
How To Watch:
TV: ESPN2 or ESPN3 (online only), 8 P.M. ET (7 Central)
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Anyone celebrating the end of summer with alcohol should make sure they have a designated driver when traveling home.
From Aug. 17 to Sept. 3, Marin law enforcement will be conducting DUI and driver's license checkpoints and local roving DUI patrols as part of a statewide effort to crack down on impaired driving on the Labor Day weekend.
A series of roving patrols specifically on the look out for drunk and impaired drivers will operate throughout the county on various evenings from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
"Research has shown that high-visibility enforcement like the 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign reduces alcohol-impaired driving fatalities by as much as 20 percent," Sgt. Christopher Coale said in a release. "By joining this statewide wide effort, we will make Marin's roadways safer for everyone throughout the Labor Day period."
Here is the list of planned checkpoints:
- Friday, Aug. 17 in San Rafael, westbound on Manuel T. Freitas Parkway at Las Gallinas Avenue beginning at 6:00 p.m. The checkpoint may relocate later in the evening to northbound Irwin Street at Fifth Avenue. This checkpoint is funded by a mini grant from the Office of Traffic Safety.
- Friday, Aug. 24 in Mill Valley, but the time and location is still to be determined.
- Friday, Aug. 31 in San Anselmo, the time and location is still to be determined.
In 2010 alone, 791 people died in California in crashes in which a driver or motorcycle rider was at or above the legal limit. The age group with the highest percentage of alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities in motor vehicle traffic crashes was the 21-to-24 age group.
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ANDERSON, Ind. — Madison County Drug Task Force officers found what they confirmed to be methamphetamine behind a Pizza King trash bin Tuesday night.
The substance was discovered by store employees at the Columbus Avenue location near 38th Street at about 6:30 p.m. Abbi McIntyre, a store associate, said she and four other employees walked over the substance behind the restaurant and noticed that it caught on fire when they made contact with it.
"It looked like cheese. None of us had any idea what it was," McIntyre said.
Employees at the location said they hadn't seen anything unusual all day, and the restaurant had been rather slow business-wise.
"It concerned us because you have something possibly combustible behind our store. It seemed like it could be dangerous," McIntyre said.
Members of DTF field tested the substance and confirmed it to be methamphetamine, but they have no leads yet on how it got there.
"It looks like someone dumped their meth trash here. It's pretty fresh," said Drug Task Force Capt. Frank Sigler. "It was probably the lithium that ignited."
Sigler said there haven't been any major meth lab busts in the area in some time. A nearby home was the site of a major bust in 2012, but there's no indication of any currently active labs, he said.
Responding crews cleaned the substance by spraying it away with water.
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About Classic Europe
2014 Classic Europe - D Day and the Loire
August 30th to September 5th
Classic Europe is a non competitive motoring tour open to any vehicle, classic or modern. This year we start on the D Day beaches and head south to the Loire Valley and onward to Poitiers before heading north west towards the coast eventually finishing at Rennes where there will be an opportunity to drive your car on a circuit.
For a day by day schedule see the itinerary page. In summary we'll be visiting
D DAY Pegasus Bridge, Madame Gondree's Café, Arromanches, Coleville American Cemetery, Pointe du Hoc,
La Cambe German Cemetery , Bayeux British Cemetery and Memorial, Bayeux Museum
CHATEAUX - Usse, Azay Le Rideau, Villandry, Amboise Royal Chateau, Chenonceau
AMBOISE - Leonardo Da Vinci's house
GARDEN - Villandry
POITIERS - Evening ticket for Futuroscope including dinner and light show
ST NAZAIRE - WW2 U Boat pens, AIRBUS Factory Tour
MOTORING - Le Mans Museum of 24 Hours, French Motoring Museum at Rennes & unlimited use of circuit
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES - Maurice Dufresne Museum. Bayeux Tapestry
For photo's of previous trips click here.**
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Are we going to get an early seasonal present? It is time to look forward to the benefits we may get from the elections. Our voting for three candidates could mean a lot to the state and congressional District 6. These three are Mitt Romney, Massachusetts' "favorite son"; Sen. Scott Brown for a full six years and Richard Tisei to replace a damaged opponent.
Mitt Romney was elected governor in 2003 and ran for president in 2008. As governor, he worked with a Legislature that was over 80 percent Democrat. He was able to effectively work with both parties to get the state's business done. He was respected on both sides of the aisle for his ability to build consensuses.
Scott Brown comes from a middle-class family of modest means, and he continues carry his values today. Scott was elected to the Massachusetts House in 1998 and the Senate in 2004, where he worked with Richard Tisei. In 2008, they were two of five Republicans in the Senate. In 2010, Scott was successfully elected to the U.S. Senate.
Richard Tisei was first elected to the Massachusetts House in 1985, the youngest Republican to ever be elected. He served three terms in the House. In 1991, he was elected to the state Senate, where he served until 2010. Richard is a proven leader and was elected minority leader in 2007. In 2010 he was a candidate for lieutenant governor.
Both Scott and Richard worked closely with Gov. Romney during his four years. However, both are independent thinkers and voted to override some of the governor's vetoes. They all had to work with the opposition to get their interests put into legislation.
In the U.S. Senate, Brown has repeatedly reached across the aisle in a time of little bipartisan relations. After less than three years, his name appears as co-author of several pieces of legislation that have become law. If the next Senate has a Republican majority, Scott is in line to become chair of the Homeland Security Committee.
We can expect synergy among these three candidates when they go to Washington. And, we can expect several other Massachusetts Republicans appointed to high government positions. All this bodes well for our state and the country.
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For those important lectures, the voice recorder in the Cowon C2 acts as a perfect note-taker. The Notepad feature enables you to jot down a phone number or email addresses when you can't find a pen or paper near you. With other notable features like FM Radio, Calculator, Stopwatch and Alarm Clock, the device can be more than your regular music player, serving a multitude of functions.
DesignThe Cowon music player has a compact design, with dimensions of 53 x 78.7 x 12.8 mm and weighing just 84 g. The C2 MP3 player has a metal chassis, with curved edges along the screen, which together give it a visually appealing design and rigid build. The 2.6-inch LCD screen shows off videos and images in 320 x 240 pixels resolution. You can navigate the menu on this resistive touchscreen with simple swipes of your finger.
When held horizontally, the left edge of the Cowon C2 houses the 3.5 mm headphone jack. The USB/AV port and the microSD card slot are tucked on the right, covered by a flap that protects these slots from dust. To the top edge of the screen are the other control buttons that include the power/hold button, the menu button, the volume rocker and the microphone input.
Battery and StorageThe Cowon C2 comes with a built-in storage capacity of 8 GB, which can be extended up to 32 GB using a microSD card. The MP3 player is powered by a rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery that can be charged by either USB cable connected to PC or plug-in adapter.
While USB charging takes the battery to fully recharge in 4.5 hours, with the adapter the time to recharge is just 2.5 hours. Once charged fully, the battery of the C2 PMP can give audio playback time of 55 hours and 10 hours of video playback.
FunctionsThe C2 MP3 player supports various audio (MP3, WMA, FLAC, OGG, APE, WAV) and video (AVI, WMV, ASF) formats that save you from the hassle of file conversion. The photo viewer of the music player shows high resolution JPG format pictures.
The built-in speaker of the Cowon PMP lets you play the music and videos loud with a frequency range of 20 Hz - 20000 Hz. The stereo headphone bundled with the C2 music player has maximum power output of 29 mW + 29 mW and 95 dB of signal to noise ratio, giving you distortion free sound.
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The Cowon PMP is compatible with PC/laptop with Pentium III, 500 MHz processor or higher and Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 or ME, Mac 10.X and Linux v 2.4 or later operating systems.
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a little gem. Quirky software, but plays all my flac files with great ease. I am slowly transferring all my CDs to flac and storing on microsd cards to be played on the Cowon. (View complete review)
Bought it for 8.25k right here from Flipkart and has been two months since i bought it. The best thing about it is the expandable memory. 40 GB of music in my pocket. That's more than half my entire (modest) music collection. The UI is a little quirky but once you learn the quirks, the sound is m... (View complete review)
The battery performance and audio quality is exceptional. This is not meant for video playback. However it supports mp4 and avi videos to an extent. The earphone provided in the box is of good quality, though little short in length. If you are an audiophile and wants good battery backup then this... (View complete review)
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The Flint Hill Boys basketball team continued their winning ways with a convincing 51-44 victory over the Thomas Jefferson Colonials.
Britton Anderson and Chystian Brown led the way with 13 points apiece, and captain Daniel Giguere added 11 as the Driving Spirit got up early and never looked back.
The host school has swept all competition this summer with a perfect 10-0 record and will now take on the winner of the Herndon vs. Potomac Falls in Tuesday night's championship at 7:15.
The Driving Spirit rode the tenacity of Giguere early on, as the rising senior leader scored seven quick points on put backs and set the tone in the paint.
"He really plays hard, it is just the type of kid he is," summer league coach Kavon Acktar said. "Even if he's not scoring, you know he will impact the game with his hustle."
Akhtar, now an assistant for Coach Rico Reed, whom he played for until graduating in 2007, put his team in an aggressive trapping 1-2-2 full court press. Not only did the strategy create turnovers but it also rushed the Colonials into shots they may not have taken otherwise.
"Coach Reed has always preached that we can run on anybody," he said. "We really value having the more athletic team, and try to utilize that."
However, with last season's leading scorer Troy Thomas nursing an ankle injury, and Akhtar missing four other regular contributors, points at the other end were hard to come by. The game remained tight most of the first half until a pair of rising sophomores came up big off the bench.
Anderson and Mat Kennedy both came on to hit key 3-pointers and Brown added a midrange jumper before the half-time buzzer to give the Driving Spirit a 26-15 halftime lead.
"TJ was sitting in their zone, and Matt and Britton are two of our best shooters," Akhtar said. "When they started hitting, it opened up space for Chrystian to go to work."
The Colonials chipped away at the lead several times in the second half, but each time the Flint Hill defense answered the call, using active hands and constant ball pressure to disrupt each run.
Anderson and Brown combined for 17 of the Driving Spirit's 28 second-half points, and a Giguere block and outlet for a layup sealed the deal with a minute remaining.
The Driving Spirit has been busy this summer, as the Flint Hill Summer league is one of three in which the team has participated in on top of last week's summer camp. Still they remained focused on the task at hand, one win away from a perfect season.
"It's great for us just to be playing basketball in the summer, staying in shape, and going against the bigger public schools," Akhtar said. "I think if we keep playing hard and matching their intensity, and get solid contributions form our young guys, we have a great chance Tuesday night."


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News about Theater, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 2, 2014
Theater critic John Lahr biography Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh is set to be published on Sept 22, 2014, by W W Norton; book draws on wealth of letters and journals to explore synergy between Williams's life and his plays. MORE
Sep. 2, 2014
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Sister Sylvester karaoke play Dead Behind These Eyes at Sing Sing Karaoke in the East Village; Kathryn Hamilton directs and Brandt Adams, Daniel Kublick and Lori E Parquet star. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Audiences walk out of theaters of all kinds for variety of reasons and in variety of ways; Times readers are asked if they have ever walked out on performance, and if so, why. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Ben Brantley reviews Stageworks/Hudson production of Kieron Barry play Tomorrow in the Battle, directed by Laura Margolis and starring Danielle Skraastad. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
The mutual love affair between the former N.B.A. player and his adopted home of Beijing will reach a new milestone this fall when "I Am Stephon Marbury," a musical about his life in China, opens in the capital. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Anita Gates reviews Marco Antonio Rodriguez play, Barcelo con Hielo, directed by Jose Zayas at Gramercy Arts Theater. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Vincent Kartheiser and Larry Pine will star in the play "Billy & Ray," directed by Garry Marshall. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Ken Jaworowski reviews Kari Floren play Voices of Swords, directed by Eve Brandstein and starring Celia Schaefer and Loni Ackerman, at Walkerspace in TriBeCa. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Charles Isherwood reviews Signature Theater production of Naomi Wallace play And I and Silence at Pershing Square Signature Center; Caitlin McLeod directs and Trae Harris, Rachel Nicks, Emily Skeggs and Samantha Soule star. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Andy Webster reviews The Last Days of Cleopatra, written and performed by Laoisa Sexton, at Urban Stages in Manhattan. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
Soho Rep announces its 2014-2015 theatrical season. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
Question of Scotland's independence from Britain, and its upcoming referendum, is frequent theme at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Profile of Davis McCallum, new artistic director of Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival in Garrison, NY; McCallum has been immersing himself in the company and its work (Metropolitan/Westchester). MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Lauren Gunderson play Bauer, coming to New York at 59E59 Theaters, explores life of artist Rudolph Bauer and his ex-lover Hilla Rebay, who helped shaped creation of Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Steppenwolf Theater Company production of Kenneth Lonergan's This Is Our Youth is moving to Broadway, eighteen years after making its Off Broadway debut. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Michael Sommers reviews East Lynne Theater Company productions of James Rana play Zorro! and revival of Noel Coward classic Blithe Spirit at Cape May Stage (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Sylviane Gold reviews Woody Sez; The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie, created by David M Lutken and collaborators; theater piece is directed by Nick Corley at TheaterWorks in Hartford, Conn (Metropolitan/Connecticut). MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Laura Collins-Hughes says revival of musical Pippin is warmer and giddier than the original, but notes the darkness is still there, beneath the surface. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Producers plan to announce that Motown: The Musical is closing, despite being hit with audiences, but will return to Broadway in 2016; say they will use experience and time away from Broadway to retool show and return from hiatus with lower weekly costs. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Charles Isherwood looks back at Broadway musical Wicked, which has now run over 10 years on stage; reflects that show has stayed successful by sticking to tried-and-true formula, making few changes to production, even as big stars leave show. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Ben Brantley revisits Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone play Book of Mormon, which has had three-year run on Broadway; argues that show has retained its excellence and its devotion to the musical comedy spirit. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Charles Isherwood reviews Oregon Shakespeare Festival production of Stew and Heidi Rodewald musical Family Album, directed by Joanna Settle and starring Luqman Brown at Thomas Theater. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Jason Zinoman reviews Wesley Brown play, Dark Meat on a Funny Mind, at Nuyorican Poets Cafe, directed by A Dean Irby and starring Charles Weldon. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Alexis Soloski Checking Back column; Matilda the Musical remains fresh and fun almost year and half after it opened on Broadway; first four Matildas have aged out of role, but producers and director Matthew Warchus seem to have knack for finding and training child actors that give bold performances that do not venture into dangerous 'cutesy' territory. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews performances at New York International Fringe Festival. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Charles Isherwood reviews play The Great Society, second part of Robert Schenkkan's sprawling dramatization of Lyndon B Johnson's tumultuous years in the White House, at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival; Bill Rauch directs and Jack Willis stars. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Anita Gates takes a look back at long-running musical Mamma Mia!, which has been on Broadway for nearly 13 years; says play is still a joy, even though audience members no longer dance in the aisles. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Neil LaBute's new play "The Money Shot" is still set to begin performances in two weeks, with Elizabeth Reaser taking over. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Lypsinka, the lip-synching drag alter ego of the performer John Epperson, will return to the New York stage this fall in "Lypsinka! The Trilogy." MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Charles Isherwood Checking Back column describes pleasure he felt on returning to see Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway; notes production has retained its magic despite 26 years of success. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Alexis Soloski reviews Theresa Rebeck play Poor Behavior, directed by Evan Cabnet at the Duke on 42nd Street. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Profile of Rick Costello, who invested in Broadway play A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Neil Genzlinger reviews Ben Jonson play The Alchemist, directed by Bonnie J Monte and starring Jon Barker, Bruce Cromer and Aedin Moloney, at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey in Madison (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Night Out With column on actor Andrew Rannells, who is taking over for Neil Patrick Harris in Broadway revival of Hedwig and the Angry Inch. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Investors for musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder swarm stage after show wins best musical at 2014 Tony Awards; incident highlights how investors, who have become increasingly important way to fund expensive theatrical productions, expect recognition both in print and through appearances at awards ceremonies. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Aileen Jacobson reviews Ira Levin play Deathtrap, directed by Richard T Dolce and starring James Lloyd Reynolds and Mary Mossberg, at the John W Engemann Theater at Northport (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Sylviane Gold reviews John Markus and Mark St Germain musical The Fabulous Lipitones, directed by Peter Flynn and starring Rachid Sabitri, Scott Mikita, Joe Ricci and P J Benjamin, at the Penguin Rep Theater in Stony Point (Metropolitan/Westchester). MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
List of rules that potential Broadway investors should consider before deciding to fund a production, noted. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Charles Isherwood reflects that Stratford Festival presents opportunity to relate the themes of Shakespeare's seldom-staged history play King John to those of King Lear. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews rock musical Revolution in the Elbow of Ragnar Agnarsson, written by brothers Ivar Pall Jonsson and Gunnlaugur Jonsson, at Minetta Lane Theater; Bergur Ingolfsson directs and Marrick Smith and Cady Huffman star. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
A new musical, based on the 2004 film about J. M. Barrie, will begin performances in March. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
"Love Letters" and "Honeymoon in Vegas" will shift to theaters better suited to the productions. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Charles Isherwood holds separate productions of Shakespeare play A Midsummer Night's Dream being presented by Stratford Shakespeare Festival are so divergent in style that they almost seem like different plays; notes that Chris Abraham production is more traditional of two, while avant-garde director Peter Sellars offers madly transformed version. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Andy Webster reviews Puppet Titus Andronicus, Puppet Shakespeare Players adaptation of Shakespeare play Titus Andronicus, at the Beckett Theater; play stars Adam Weppler, Sarah Villegas and puppets designed by A J Cote. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Alexis Soloski Critic's Notebook; three-day binge at 18th annual New York International Fringe Festival offers theater lovers chance to take in variety of performances, both good and bad, albeit with some commitment to running from show to show. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Lee Blessing's play about Russian and American arms negotiators will star Kathleen Chalfant and Paul Niebanck. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Newsom Zipoy Productions staging of Martin Blank play The Law of Return, directed by Elise Thoron and starring Ben Mehl at Fourth Street Theater. MORE
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Still Dealing in Intimacy After All These Years
Richard Schechner, 80, talks about his latest work, "Imagining O," and pairing erotica and contemporary avant-garde.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Theater , Schechner, Richard
A Playwright Named Desire: The Battle for Art and Sanity
John Lahr's biography "Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh" draws on a wealth of letters and journals to explore the synergy between his life and his plays.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Books and Literature , Theater , Lahr, John , Williams, Tennessee , Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh (Book)
Painful Class Conflict and Youthful Disaffection: Everybody Sing!
"Dead Behind These Eyes" is a karaoke play that uses video, dance and lyrics to tell a story in a small space.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Theater , Sister Sylvester (Theater Co) , Adams, Brandt , Dead Behind These Eyes (Play) , Kublick, Daniel , Parquet, Lori E , Hamilton, Kathryn
Sandy Wilson, Composer and Writer of 'The Boy Friend,' Dies at 90
Mr. Wilson wrote the book and composed the score for the musical "The Boy Friend," Julie Andrews's Broadway debut and later a Ken Russell movie.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Wilson, Sandy (1924-2014) , Theater , Deaths (Obituaries)
Absurd Tale's Absurdly Long Trip to the Stage
The musical revival of "Red Eye of Love," by the Tony winners Ted Sperling and John Wulp, is already a victory of sorts.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Theater , Wulp, John , Sperling, Ted , Red Eye of Love (Play) , Weinstein, Arnold , Davis, Sam , Indiana, Robert
As Critics Play Favorites, Readers Line Up to Join
The Imagine This series reaped comments from people who offered their own contributions or shared thoughts on how they viewed the arts.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Art , Music , Theater , Computer and Video Games , Museums
Young, Fearless and Not Into Dragons
Ruby Rae Spiegel, still a Yale undergraduate, will see her play "Dry Land," about a DIY abortion, produced in New York.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Theater , Spiegel, Ruby Rae , Abortion , Colt Coeur , HERE Arts Center , Dry Land (Play)
Glad to Try 'Something Terrifying'
In directing his first movie, "My Old Lady," the playwright Israel Horovitz remade his own play by adding the visual flavor of Paris that was missing onstage.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Horovitz, Israel , My Old Lady (Movie) , Smith, Maggie , Kline, Kevin , Theater
Irish Fest With Yiddish
The annual Origin's 1st Irish Festival will include a number of world premiere productions as well as at least one return engagement.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Theater , Origin Theater Co , New Yiddish Rep , Ireland , Waiting for Godot (Play)
Shakespeareans From All Walks of Life
Lear deBessonet, whose musical adaptation of "The Winter's Tale" opens next month at the Delacorte Theater, has found a way to reconcile her activism with her art.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THEATER AND: Theater , deBessonet, Lear , The Winter's Tale (Play) , Shakespeare, William , Public Theater , Turner, David , Mendez, Lindsay
In Performance | Kelvin Moon Loh
Kelvin Moon Loh sings "God Draws Straight" from "Here Lies Love," a musical about the life of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos. The show, conceived by David Byrne, is at the Public Theater.
Excerpt: 'And I and Silence'
Rachel Nicks and Samantha Soule in a scene from the new Naomi Wallace play at the Signature Theater.
In Performance | Gunn and Magnussen
Anna Gunn and Billy Magnussen in a scene from the Laura Eason play "Sex With Strangers," about a female novelist and her relationship with a young blogger. The show is at Second Stage Theater.
Lauren Bacall in Pictures
While her film career was a story of ups and downs, the theater was kinder to her, and she won Tonys for her starring roles in two musicals.
In Performance | Ramin Karimloo
Ramin Karimloo, on banjo, with Sergio Ortega on guitar, performs "Bring Him Home" from the musical "Les Misérables," now at the Imperial Theater.
The Face of the Almeida
Rupert Goold, the artistic director of London's Almeida Theater, talks about how the theater has kept a high profile in the working-class neighborhod of Islington, despite its small size.
Excerpt: 'King Lear'
John Lithgow and Annette Bening in a scene from the Shakespeare in the Park production at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
In Performance | Colón and Henderson
Rosal Colón and Stephen McKinley Henderson in a scene from Stephen Adly Guirgis's new play "Between Riverside and Crazy," about a retired policeman. The show is at the Linda Gross Theater.
The Big Wigs of Broadway
Getting to the roots of a hair-raising theater season.
In Performance | de'Adre Aziza
The actress sings "Are You Lonely for Me" from "Piece of My Heart," a new jukebox musical about the life of the songwriter Bert Berns. The show is at the Pershing Square Signature Center.
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