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Vicente starts for Albion
Updated 7:04pm Tuesday 12th February 2013 in Sport By Howard Griggs
Albion manager Gus Poyet has handed Vicente a start as one of three changes for tonight's Championship clash with Blackburn at The Amex.
Will Buckley and Will Hoskins also come into the team as the Seagulls look to build on Saturday's 1-0 win at home to Hull when Vicente came off the bench to score the only goal.
It is only the former Spain international's second league start of an injury-hit campaign after playing in the reverse fixture at Blackburn three weeks ago.
Craig Mackail-Smith, Andrea Orlandi and David drop to the bench.
Blackburn hand a full debut to QPR loan signing DJ Campbell alongside the prolific Jordan Rhodes.
Albion: Kuszczak; Bruno, El-Abd, Upson, Bridge; Bridcutt, Vicente, Hammond; Buckley; Ulloa, Hoskins. Sub: Calderon, Dicker, Orlandi, David, LuaLua, Mackail-Smith, Ankergren.
Blackburn: Kean; Orr, Dann, Hanley, Martin Olsson; Kazim-Richards, Lowe, Murphy, Markus Olsson; Rhodes, Campbell. Subs: Givet, Pedersen, Williamson, Nuno Gomes, Morris, Goodwillie, Usai.
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Cherry scones
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 12-15
Sweeten up your scones with this easy recipe - ideal for a posh afternoon tea
Nutrition and extra info
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- Freezable
Nutrition info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 218
- protein
- 4g
- carbs
- 36g
- fat
- 8g
- saturates
- 5g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 8g
- salt
- 0.72g
- 450g self-raising flour
- 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- 100g cold butter, diced
- 2 tbsp caster sugar
- 284ml pot buttermilk
- 2 tbsp milk
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 100g glacé cherries, chopped
- clotted cream and cherry or strawberry jam, to serve
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- Heat oven to 220C/200C fan/gas 7. Put the flour, ½ tsp salt, bicarb and butter into a bowl and rub in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Mix in the sugar.
- Quickly mix in the buttermilk, a splash of milk, vanilla and cherries and bring together to form a soft dough. Press out onto a lightly floured surface, to about 3cm thick. Cut out with 5cm cutters.
- Transfer to a lightly floured baking sheet, brush with the remaining milk and bake for 12-15 mins until golden and well risen. Serve with clotted cream and jam.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2011
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I had a bit of a disaster in that I put all the milk in the mix which then turned up too moist so fell over when baking :-/ Also used "Taste the difference" vanilla essence which overpowered everything else.
That said, they did still turn out fluffy and lovely. Right amount of sugar for me too. Agree with Yakman, I'd go for larger cutter next time, these turned out quite mini.

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To Retire Our National Debt, We Must Retire Obama
Everyone but the blind and reckless agrees that the United States faces a dire financial crisis. But only one of the two major political parties is offering a plan that has a reasonable chance of averting this crisis and restoring the nation to financial health.
Obama's ever-changing proposals, allegedly designed to tackle the problem, simply could not work. One of the following must be true: He doesn't agree that the crisis is grave, doesn't understand that his policies can't work, doesn't have the same vision about America as most of us, or doesn't intend for his policies to work. Some people believe he's intentionally damaging America, because they believe he's too smart not to know that we face a crisis and that his policies can't work.
I don't pretend to comprehend the inner child of his past that apparently impels him to pursue this current path of destruction. My educated guess is that his leftist ideology blinds him to the inefficacy of failed liberal prescriptions but also that this same ideology tells him that if things don't get appreciably better, then that's OK, too, because America's had more than its fair share of prosperity anyway.
Think about it. Through every fiber of his being runs a sense of injustice at what he perceives to be a grossly inequitable distribution of income in America. He largely blames these inequities on capitalism. Please don't call me an extremist for saying that, either; I hear it in almost everything he says and see it in what he does.
I correspond with liberals like Obama every day, whose angst reflexively attaches to those who have succeeded under our system: villainous corporations, oil companies, fat cat bankers and wealthy individuals. It's not just that capitalism is inherently flawed for fostering a climate that guarantees such disparities in prosperity but also that those who have exploited these flaws are evil.
As the leftists' sense of fairness and "economic justice" tells them that people's incomes in this country should be more equitably distributed, it likewise tells them that the wealth of the world's nations should be more equitably distributed. Call it "balance," the administration's most recent euphemism of choice.
I only indulge in this brief inquiry into Obama's mindset because it enables us to see that he doesn't view the nation's financial problems with the same degree of urgency as most of us do. To him, the stakes don't seem quite so high, because if we fail, the worst that could happen is that we get our comeuppance and/or become a European socialist state — and what's so bad about that?
Obama's ideology tethers him to the idea that the central government should be the primary engine of economic growth and the super-arbiter of the winners and losers in our economy. He cannot countenance the possibility that Keynesian stimulus spending does not appreciably stimulate and probably does just the opposite; never mind that we can't afford it. He can't process that we cannot tax ourselves into prosperity or out of debt. He is viscerally unwilling to restructure the programs that have us committed to $88 trillion in unfunded liabilities. And he either cannot comprehend or is morally hardened to the evil and ineffectiveness involved in the government's making command-control decisions rather than free people through the invisible hand of the market, especially in health care. He cannot understand or is rebellious against the truth that capitalism is morally superior to and produces greater prosperity across the board than any other economic system, bar none.
Paul Ryan's plan is light-years from being radical, but it is eminently realistic and promising. He proposes phasing in his Medicare reforms so as to keep the government's faith with those who've already reached retirement age and converting it into supplemental government aid while introducing market forces; restructuring Medicaid as block grants to the states; and establishing a deferred trigger for Social Security reform. Not being a slave to class warfare thinking or a defiant scoffer of the 10th commandment, he has proposed, along with Obama's deficit commission, tax cuts that would stimulate economic growth, which is indispensable to reversing our debt picture.
Obama, captured in his maximum-security class warfare prison mindset, has proposed even higher taxes on the already overburdened producers, which would further smother the economy and prevent economic recovery, growth and abatement of the national debt. His only real remedy for Medicare is to empower the Independent Payment Advisory Board to ration health care according to its one-size-fits-all lunacy. This might artificially control some costs, but not without destroying the quality of health care and defeating Obama's stated purpose of Obamacare: to make health care vastly more accessible.
There can be no workable compromise with Obama because his plan could not work to retire the debt and avert our national crisis. The only solution is to retire him.
David Limbaugh is a writer, author and attorney. His new book, "Crimes Against Liberty," was No. 1 on the New York Times best-seller list for nonfiction for its first two weeks. To find out more about David Limbaugh, please visit his website at www.DavidLimbaugh.com. To read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.
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equal before God
Submitted by MidAmerica on Fri, 04/22/2011 - 7:00pm.
Since this Good Friday I shall take a religious bent to my comment.
One of the reasons kings, despots and thugs of every stripe have opposed Christianity since it began is because Christianity (not socialism/Marxism) truly teaches the equal worth of every human being. This becomes an obstacle to those who rule by force or chicanery because to maintain their power it takes a compliant populace that believes they are of a lower class and it is their duty to follow the dictates of their 'betters'.
Our country was founded on Christian principles about the worth of the individual. Our founders believed in the ideas of self improvement of the common man and reward for effort for improving oneself. Out of this society based on equality of opportunity the best and brightest or, in many cases, the hardest working would succeed and in doing so elevate all of society. Socialism on the other hand restrains the individual for the 'collective'. No one person exceeds the rewards of the fellow next to him thereby killing personal ambition But by doing so eliminates many possibilities for the advancement of the whole of society through innovation. One of the hallmarks of socialism is a stagnated society.
So does obama really worry about the coal miners in Virginia, the farmers in Indiana or small business owners in New Mexico? Not the way you and I worry about them. We want each social class and every occupation to bring worth and dignity to every individual no matter what they choose to do with their lives. However the socialists believe it is the stability of the State that is of the greater importance. .I believe obama and his ilk do not consider the country itself is in any great danger of collapse so he doesn't see any urgency to our situation. Hardships experienced by individual Americans are unfortunate but merely a situation to go through. The ruling elites will still live well and the country will survive. So what is the great emergency?
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We can't retire Obama!
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Fri, 04/22/2011 - 8:58pm.
Just yesterday, he promised to make sure no price gouging by oil companies and to keep the speculators in check.
Mr. Limbaugh, don't you see? President Obama is the savior.
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MUSKEGON, Mich. - The Youngstown Phantoms appeared poised to push ahead in the dying second of the third period Saturday night when an odd bounce led to an odd-man rush for the Muskegon Lumberjacks. 'Jacks forward Matt Mendleson fired a fluttering wrist shot that managed to evade Phantoms goaltender Colin DeAugustine and give Muskegon a 4-3 lead - its first and only of the game - with 14 seconds in regulation.
Kiefer Sherwood, Kyle Connor and Tyler Spezia all scored for the Phantoms (6-11-1, 13 points) who got stuck with the hard-luck split, dropping the second of a two-game set with the Lumberjacks (9-7-3, 21 points) despite out-shooting them 36-34.
"We're very happy with the way we played. I thought we out-chanced them and without a doubt we deserved better," head coach Anthony Noreen said. "It's probably the third of fourth time this year that's happened . It wasn't Colin's fault. [Mendleson] took a good shot, but after all the chances we had, it's tough to lose a game like that."
Spezia gave the Phantoms a 3-2 edge with less than five minutes remaining in the second period when notched a short-handed goal. The Lumberjacks elected to send five forwards out on the man-advantage and the savvy forward poked a puck free and went in on a breakaway against goaltender Eric Schierhorn.
"I knew it was a forward out there and maybe his footwork wasn't the best at the blue line so you try to take and advantage and make him make a play," Spezia said. "I put pressure on him and knocked it by and had a full-ice breakaway. Then I saw [Schierhorn's] low blocker open so I fired it."
The goal was Spezia's second of the season and Youngstown's first of the short-handed variety.
But Muskegon made the most of its next power play and tied the game for a third time 4:16 into the third period. Defenseman Adam Larkin threw a low-lying wrist shot on DeAugustine and the rebound came out for Christopher Dodero on the doorstep and he elevated the puck to even it up at 3-3.
"I really liked our penalty kill tonight," Noreen said. "The one goal they score, plain and simple, the guy whose responsibility it was got picked. There was really nothing he could've done about it and that was one of their few grade-A chances."
Youngstown peppered Schierhorn with a total of 15 shots in the third period but the 17-year-old netminder was a brick wall, and came up with flashy glove saves on Connor and Josh Melnick over the final frame. Then Maxim Letunov, who was coming off a hat trick the night before, had a chance to put Youngstown in front on a power play past the midway point of the period, but his wrist shot rang off the right post.
"We were all over them," Noreen said. "We had a ton of chances, hit posts and their goaltender made some unbelievable saves.
"Without a doubt that was the best goaltending performance we've seen all year."
The Phantoms opened the scoring less that six minutes into the opening period. After killing off a penalty Kyle Mackey corralled a puck in his own end and hit Sherwood streaking out of the box. Sherwood blew past a pair of Lumberjacks, fended off a back-checker and slid a backhand past Shierhorn for his third goal of the season and third point in the past two games.
The Lumberjacks tied it up less than five minutes later after a turnover at center ice led to a 3-on-1 against Youngstown. Dodero found Mendleson on the backdoor to even it up for with his first goal of the night.
Connor put the Phantoms in front 2-1 before the five-minute mark of the second. Ryan Schwalbe handed it off the slick-skating 16-year-old at the right wall and he deftly maneuvered his way to the slot and wristed a shot past Schierhorn for his seventh of the season. But the lead was short-lived as Matt Iacopelli gathered a puck off a face off, walked across the crease and slotted it past DeAugustine to knot it up at 2-2 at the 5:53 mark.
Despite the disappointing result, Noreen was encouraged by the effort his team put together over the weekend split with their rival.
"We need to keep playing the way we did this weekend and build off it and get better," Noreen said. "I still think we're heading in the right direction."
Phantoms by the Numbers
Shots - 36
Saves - 31
Power Play - 0-for-4
Penalty Kill - 3-for-4
Goals - Sherwood (3), Connor (7), Spezia (2)
Assists - Mackey (3), Schwalbe (5)


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|Guns in society are serious threat
Letter to the Editor:
In the aftermath of last month's mass murders in Connecticut, two letters to this paper have attempted to explain the existence of such violence.
One, by Uno Bloom, places the blame squarely upon what he sees as a widespread spiritual failing.
The other, by Warren Anderson, expands upon that theme explaining that it is moral relativism and a general disregard for "traditional morality."
Some have expressed the view that a violence-prone entertainment industry must bear responsibility, while others tell us that the answer to gun violence is more guns.
It is people, not guns, who kill people, they say. Or that guns are symbolic of "freedom." Or that we need a better mental health system.
But what about guns themselves? All the concerns mentioned above may have merit, but relatively little space, in my opinion, has been given to guns as a public health issue.
Forget, for a moment, about bad guys and good guys, or the right to bear arms. Let's concentrate instead on some facts about guns and society and ask ourselves whether a nation which has nearly as many guns as people is a healthy and safe place in which to live.
A great deal of evidence suggests that this is not the case — especially when the topics are suicide, domestic violence and fatalities among children.
Suicides, most of which occur at home, account for well over half of all gun-related fatalities. Of all manner of suicide methods, death by gunshot is by far the most effective.
And, according to the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence, "Access to lethal means, especially firearms, greatly increases the likelihood that someone will commit suicide. A gun in the home is 11 times more likely to be used to attempt a suicide than to be used in self-defense."
In a paper about firearms and domestic violence, the Violence Policy Center points out that: "An analysis of female domestic homicides (a woman murdered by a spouse, intimate acquaintance or close relative) showed that having one or more guns in the home made a woman 7.2 times more likely to be the victim of such a homicide."
How about guns and children? An analysis by the Children's Defense Fund in 2012 found that of 23 industrial nations, "87% of the children under 15 killed by guns in these nations lived in the United States. The gun homicide rate in the U.S. for teens and young adults ages 15 to 24 was 42.7 times higher than the combined rate for the other nations." And the American Academy of Pediatrics advises that "the safest home for children and teens is one without guns."
These findings are not outliers. Nor are they the rantings of left-wing liberal bloggers intent on banning and confiscating all our hunting rifles. What they reflect is a vast amount of research concerning the prevalence of firearms in America. And that research clearly indicates that guns in society — at the levels that we apparently take for granted — represent a serious threat to the health and safety of many American citizens.
Jeff Laadt
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Not every player can jump from player to coach (Jason Kidd); Here's our NFL list
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- by Doug Samuels 1 year ago
Two weeks ago, 19 year veteran point guard Jason Kidd announced his retirement as a NBA player, and just over a week later Kidd signed a head coaching contract with the Brooklyn Nets.
Going directly from player to head coach, with no previous coaching experience, is something that only few players have ever done in professional sports. Even the players who jump to coaches in the NBA usually have some time as a front office executive (Larry Bird) or TV analyst (Mark Jackson) under their belt before making the jump. As far back as we can remember, it's a feat that has never happened in major college football.
The only player that comes to mind on the gridiron is former Kentucky Christian (NAIA) head coach Mike Furrey, who joined the Marshall staff during the off season to coach the receivers. Furrey signed with the Washington Redskins in June of 2010, and was named head coach at Kentucky Christian a few months later in December. We're sure there are a few more examples at the small college level out there, but Furrey's seems to be the most recent.
That got us to thinking if there were any current players capable of making the jump from playing in the NFL to the head coaching ranks. For the sake of fun and entertainment, let's keep it open ended and say landing a head coaching job at the major college or professional level.
Since being a head coach is about so much more than knowledge of the game and X's and O's, we also took into account their relationship with the media, their overall public profile (willingness to be in advertisements, etc.) and how they'd handle being confined to a headset on the sideline. While those are only a few criteria that go into a quality head coach, it's a solid start for the sake of this article.
Here's our list of the guys we would be the least surprised to see make a jump directly from playing to a head coaching gig, starting with two individuals that really wouldn't surprise even the most casual fans. Reminder: this is strictly for entertainment purposes.
1. Peyton Manning - C'mon now, this one is a no-brainer. Peyton has an excellent relationship with the media, is very visible to the public with his numerous endorsement deals, and commands the field as one of the most elite quarterbacks to ever play the game. Peyton has seen every type of defensive front and coverage combination known to mankind. We do feel it's worth pointing out that Manning infamously said that he was 0-10 during his time out of football as an "assistant".
2. Tom Brady - Brady has worked his way from overlooked draft prospect to the pinnacle of quarterbacks with eight Pro Bowls, three Super Bowl rings, two MVP's, and one super model wife. He was prepared as you can be when he stepped into the starting role and has since solidified himself as one of the best to ever play the position and his command of the field and knowledge of different defenses and coverages is right up there next to Peyton's.
3. London Fletcher - Fletcher has been around the game for a long time, and worked his way into a star role after competing at the D-III level in college (John Carroll University - OH). He's seen every NFL fad of the past decade and a half from the proliferation of the spread, to the "wildcat", to the zone read, so nothing's going to surprise him. While he earned high marks from our staff in all defensive categories you look for in a potential head coach, we did have to deduct some points because after 15 years in the league, there's no telling what might happen to a running back sprinting up Fletcher's sideline.
If there's anyone you felt we missed, feel free to include your nomination in the comments below.


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Rent Now for September: Steps to the Beach! Amazing Views! in North Wildwood
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community 14th and Beach
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$ 500 - $ 2,600 / week
vacation rental description
Come discover what this spacious, 3 bedroom and 2 full bath condo
located located 3rd place from the beach has to offer. It is located
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Awesome beach decor throughout. Everything is new! Ceiling fans
The property is centrally located on 14th Street in North Wildwood,
3rd house from the beach. North Wildwood is known to be more of a
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DETAILS OF THE RENTAL (i.e. cost, location).
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Amazing ocean views, Dead-end street, Air Conditioning,
Washer, Dryer, Garage, Additional off Street Parking, Gas Fireplace,
Outside Shower (hot & cold), Vaulted Ceilings.
Beach Supplies:
Beach Chairs, Boogie Boards, Cooler with wheels,
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Basketballs, Soccerballs and Incredible Ocean Views to go with it
Beds: (1)Queen Bed, (3)Twin/Single Bed, Bunk Bed with Trundle, Crib
Cable/Satellite TV, (2)DVD players, VCR, Video Game
Console, CD Player, ONKYO Stereo System with surround sound with
cable to connect your IPOD or MP3 Player, Library of books and movies
Full Kitchen, Cooking Utensils Provided, Refrigerator,
Dishwasher, Microwave, Ice Maker, Filtered water through refrigerator
Outdoor Features: Gas Grill, Outside Shower
Other Amenities:
Blender, Hair Dryer, Ironing Board with Iron, High
Chair, Baby gates, Child Proof Outlet Covers throughout, Video games
(Atari and Playstation)
Suitability: No Pets Allowed, Kid Friendly, Smoking Not Allowed
activities and attractions in North Wildwood New Jersey
Local Activities:
Lou Booth Ampitheatre has open air concerts:Thurs & Sat 8pm,
Weekly Fireworks every Friday night,
Located 2 blocks from ocean front playground,
We are located in a family oriented area,
Allen Park (20th and Delaware Ave)- features playground -
tennis courts - street hockey - basketball courts - gazebos and
Observation boardwalk over back bay wetlands,
Boat rentals at the bay on 5th and 10th streets(crabbing & fishing),
Amusement Piers,
Bird Watching in Cape May and Stone Harbor
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Golf, Tennis, Theme Park (Amusement Park),
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Horseshoes, Miniature golf, Shuffleboard, Horseback Riding
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01/01/2012 to 03/31/2012..........$150.....................2 Nights
04/02/2012 to 05/24/2012..........$150......$600......2 Nights
05/24/2012 to 05/28/2012..........$300......$900......3 Nights
05/28/2012 to 06/02/2012..........$225......$850......3 Nights
06/02/2012 to 06/09/2012..........$225......$1,100....4 Night
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06/16/2012 to 06/23/2012......................$1,800....7 Nights
06/23/2012 to 06/30/2012......................$2,600....7 Nights
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07/07/2012 to 07/14/2012......................$2,600....7 Nights
07/14/2012 to 07/21/2012.....................$2,600....7 Nights
07/21/2012 to 07/28/2012....._...............$2,600....7 Nights
07/28/2012 to 08/04/2012......................$2,600....7 Nights
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WESTFORD -- Five Guys Burgers and Fries doesn't consider itself fast food -- and that has nothing to do with the lines that spill out the door when a new location opens.
The Virginia-based burger joint has a new home in Westford's Cornerstone Square development, where it opened its doors on Monday to a line of 30 people waiting outside at 11 a.m. That day, the restaurant went through 900 burgers, and by Wednesday afternoon it had served about 2,000 customers in its first two and a half business days, according to Marc Magerman, the CEO of Massachusetts Burger Enterprises.
"It's kind of a phenomenon when a new one opens up," said Magerman, whose company manages nine Five Guys franchises in Massachusetts. "Usually it settles down after a couple of weeks, but you never know what to expect."
More than anything else, Five Guys prides itself on the freshness and high quality of its food. Its burgers are vacuum-packed and never frozen (in fact, the restaurant doesn't even have a freezer) and the other ingredients are delivered three times a week to guarantee freshness. The potatoes, stored in 50-pound bags around the red-and-white, checkerboard-walled dining area, are cut hours before they are served and aren't fried until someone orders them.
The restaurant hired 44 people to start, with about 15 working in the open kitchen behind the counter at peak hours during the opening weeks. Five Guys' standard is that the food should be in the customer's mouth eight minutes after he or she orders it. Magerman admitted that preparation time is a little longer during this week's opening rush, but he said that people don't mind waiting for a fresh, highly customizable (18 toppings -- all free) burger, especially in comparison to what they could get at a true "fast-food" place.
"To me, fast food means that you can drive up and take your food. We could never have a drive-thru here, because we want to make everything to-order," said Magerman. "If we're surrounded by McDonald's and Burger King, we're happy about that because we think we compete favorably to them."
Five Guys' reputation for high-end, quick-service food preceded its arrival in Westford. Littleton natives Ian Howard, Ryan Sullivan and Ryder Whitcomb had been to the Framingham location previously, so they were excited to see that one opened at Cornerstone Square.
"The service is pretty quick," said Howard, 17. "But you can tell by the taste that they're making everything fresh right in front of you."
"It's kind of like fast food, except it doesn't make you feel bad after you eat it," said Sullivan, 17. Whitcomb noted that they had seen six of their other friends go to the restaurant since it opened.
It's this type of appeal that allowed the chain to explode in popularity within the last decade. Five Guys was founded in Arlington County, Va., in 1986 by Jerry Murrell and his four sons. In 2003, Five Guys started franchising, rapidly expanding all over the country in a matter of months; the Westford franchise is the 1,087th location. Massachusetts Burger Enterprises formed in 2007 and secured a contract for 20 locations, of which nine have opened so far. Magerman, a marketing executive who had never even heard of Five Guys at the time, had to learn the business on the fly.
"We weren't restaurant people at the start," said Magerman. "But we figured it out pretty quick."
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SOLANA BEACH, Calif.—Solana Beach Mayor Lesa Heebner said Tuesday she plans to meet with a state senator on Friday in an effort to prevent the city of Del Mar from gaining sole ownership of the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
Heebner said she wants Solana Beach to co-own the fairgrounds along with other agencies that will govern the facility upon its sale.
Sen. Christine Kehoe, D- San Diego, introduced legislation last month that would clear the way to sell the fairgrounds to the city of Del Mar. The facility would be governed by the cities of Del Mar, Solana Beach and San Diego, the county of San Diego and the San Dieguito River Conservancy.
Heeber said Del Mar's sole ownership is the only part of the plan she objects to. She noted that appointments to the governing board would need to be approved by the Del Mar City Council.
"We agree on 95 percent of everything, it's just that last little bit (that's a problem),'' Heebner said.
Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger first proposed the sale of the fairgrounds and other large state properties to help reduce the state's budget deficit.
The sale, as proposed by Kehoe, would be funded by a bond, to be repaid with future revenues generated by the fairgrounds. A group of horse owners has also promised to chip in, so improvements could be made to racing facilities.
The fate of Kehoe's measure in the Legislature is unclear.
Heebner said her understanding is that Gov. Jerry Brown, who succeeded Schwarzenegger on Monday, does not view the sale of state property as being a high priority, since it would hardly make a dent in the state deficit. On the other hand, Brown appears to support the basic concept of local control, she said.


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We all know what it feels like for our heart to beat faster after exercise. But what does it mean when it races or skips a beat for no reason?
An abnormal heart rhythm, or Atrial Fibrillation, could be a clue that you're at risk of a stroke or congestive heart failure.
September is Atrial Fibrillation month, and cardiologist Dr. Aurelio Cervera says although your heart may sound perfect during a regular check-up, it's up to you to watch for signs that there may be trouble.
Cervera says that many times after a stroke, it is discovered that the patient had an irregular heart rhythm that allowed blood to clot while the heart was disorganized, which caused the blood to flow slowly.
To avoid that, and learn early if you have an abnormal heart rhythm, Cervera suggests a website called hrsonline.org, from the Heart Rhythm Society. It provides a test you can take to determine your risk.
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Regardless of how big the home, there's never enough storage space.
So reasoned veteran general contractor Rodney Merrell, who has
launched a product line of in-ceiling remote-controlled cabinets to
take advantage of unused ceiling space. Suitable for an
entertainment center, bedroom closet, secure gun storage, or
hideaway kitchen pantry (shown), these overhead cabinets are
designed to fit into a recessed receiving box or bulkhead built
from 3/4-inch plywood. The box is framed into the ceiling and
insulated, then each unit is fastened with heavy-duty piano hinges.
Each overhead cabinet is lifted and lowered on vinyl-coated cables
and aircraft-grade aluminum pulleys powered by a 3/4-hp motor. The
units are typically operated with a handheld or wall-mounted remote
controller, but a braking system that locks the units in place and
a manual override are provided in case of power failure. Units may
also be secured with a four-digit keypad. Up and Away Storage
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almost any decor. For more information, contact Up and Away Storage
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While cedar shake has long been chosen for its ability to withstand
coastal sun and rain, it won't easily meet fire- and
hail-resistance specifications. Lamarite Shake Composite Shingles
provide a convincing alternative that is hard to distinguish from
traditional cedar while providing a Class A fire rating when
installed over a fiberglass-reinforced underlayment.
Made with a mineral-filled polymer, Lamarite Shake Composite
Shingles offer the authentic grain pattern and natural tones of
wood in both a Cedar and Weathered Wood option, and are available
in 5-, 7-, and 12-inch widths to emulate the natural beauty and
look of real wood. The shingles are listed for UL Class A fire
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Slate Composite Shingles made of the same material and offering the
same advantages are also available. For more information, contact
Tamko Roofing Products, 800-641-4691; www.tamko.com.
Garage-door spans prove to be one of the most difficult openings to
reinforce for high winds. Unless the return walls on either side
are extra-wide or a custom steel moment frame is used, there is
usually not enough wall area to provide adequate racking resistance
to meet high-wind requirements. Simpson Strong-Tie has introduced a
new all-steel shear-wall panel that allows for a much narrower wall
return at the sides of a garage-door opening than its other
Strong-Wall panels. The new Steel Strong-Wall panel is available as
narrow as 12 inches, comes with preattached studs and header or top
plates, and is predrilled to allow wiring to pass through it and
for attaching blocking or nailers. Steel Strong-Wall panels fit
garage-door rough openings from 7'-11/2" to 8'-31/4" and are
available in a variety of widths for other easy-to-install shear
walls. For more information, contact Simpson Strong-Tie,
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Martco, a leading supplier of plywood and OSB, has introduced The
Grid Panel System: premeasured and preprinted roof sheathing panels
designed to speed cutting and nailing. The preprinted lines appear
directly on OSB and plywood panels, eliminating the need to snap
chalk lines when cutting sheets and making it easier to hit the
truss chords or rafters when nailing off panels. According to the
manufacturer, The Grid Panel System also simplifies the inspection
process, providing a quick check to gain piece of mind that the
sheathing is properly attached and won't blow off in the next
gale-force strength test.
The sheathing itself comes in standard thicknesses and can be
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gain and keep interior temperatures and cooling costs down. Eclipse
panels include a perforated foil material adhered to 7/16-, 15/32-,
and 19/32-inch OSB panels, and to 15/32-, 19/32-, and 23/32-inch
rated sheathing plywood.
All Martco panels are accredited by the Forest Stewardship Council
as meeting criteria for sustainably harvested forest products. For
more information, contact the Roy O. Martin Lumber Management Co.,
the parent company of Martco Limited Partnership, 800-299-5174;
Without good screening, outdoor living on most coasts would be
unbearable. Fiberglass screens can help, but they often obscure the
view — a primary purpose of window walls and sliding doors.
Phantom Screens offers the "Murphy bed" for doors and windows: The
company's selection of retractable screens can slide out of the way
— completely out of view — into a low-profile housing
that blends into the door or window frame. The screen housing and
track systems are made from extruded aluminum with an enamel finish
that resists fading and chipping. According to the manufacturer,
the ultra-sheer fiberglass mesh coated with PVC and the sturdy
UV-resistant nylon fittings are durable enough to withstand the
intense sun, moisture, and salt air of coastal environments. For
more information, contact Phantom Screens, 604-855-3654; www.phantomscreens.com.
Composite decking is valued for its ability to hold up to the
rigors of coastal sun and rain, but most plastic decking must be
installed with gaps between boards, creating a look that would
destroy the classic lines of a traditional covered porch.
TenduraPlank offers the first authentic tongue-and-groove composite
porch plank that is specifically designed for covered porch
applications. Made of a combination of plastic and waste-wood
flour, TenduraPlank is fungus and termite resistant and will not
splinter, check, crack, or cup, according to the manufacturer.
These composite planks have a slightly textured wood-grain surface,
will not rot or deteriorate, and are dimensionally
Like traditional wood porch flooring, TenduraPlank Classic is
factory-primed and is ready for painting with latex or oil-based
porch paint. Planks are available in a 7/8-inch thickness and
either 31/8-inch or 51/4-inch widths in 8-, 10-, 12-, 14- or
16-foot lengths. Tendura offers two nosing piece designs to finish
off the edge of the porch: a one-inch half-round and a 7/8-inch x
17/8-inch ogee, both available in 10-foot lengths. Tendura also
offers a 1/2-inch quarter-round molding to trim out against the
house or under the floor overhang. For more information, contact
Tendura, 800-836-3872; www.tendura.com.
In dense developments, privacy between homes can be hard to
establish. Though glass block is a good option, it doesn't allow
for fresh air and it keeps occupants removed from the outdoor view,
both of which are strong pulls in any coastal environment. Now the
best of all worlds — light, air, and privacy — is
possible using Hy-Lite Products' operable acrylic block windows.
Available in casement, awning, and basement hopper windows, these
block windows are built with durable vinyl frames in white, tan, or
driftwood tones, and install much like conventional flanged
windows. Hy-Lite windows are available with 6- or 8-inch acrylic
blocks in a variety of patterns and colors. For more information,
contact Hy-Lite Products, 800-827-4920; www.hy-lite.com.
Leaks around electrical devices are one of the prime culprits of
air infiltration, which carries away conditioned air and transports
moisture vapor into wall cavities. The Energy Block — a
simple, inexpensive foam block designed to fit around outlets,
switch boxes, and ceiling light boxes — essentially
eliminates air infiltration in both directions, says its inventor,
North Dakota general contractor Joel Anderson. The installed cost
(estimated at between $200 and $400 per house) is minimal, he
notes. The Energy Blocks themselves sell for about $87 for 49
pieces, which Anderson says will typically seal the electrical
devices in a modest-size home. He claims that electricians can
finish the installation in less than two minutes per box. The
product easily meets the International Building Code for flame
spread and smoke development.
The wires leading to the device are sealed to the Energy Block
after rough wiring is complete, so there is no chance of breaking
the seal, and the product reportedly provides a solid R-10
insulation behind the device — an area often hard to insulate
well — further reducing the chance of mold forming due to
moist inside air escaping and condensing on an exterior wall. For
more information, contact Pine Ridge Builders, 701-320-1111;
Brick, a relatively porous cladding, must have an air space behind
it and weep holes at the base. This air space provides a capillary
break to prevent moisture from driving through the wall, instead
allowing the moisture to drain down and out the weep holes. Of
course, this assumes that the weep holes don't get plugged and
excess mortar doesn't short-circuit the air space.
HouseNet provides a two-level surface that suspends mortar
droppings at different levels behind brick veneer, rather than
letting them fall to the very bottom of the wall cavity where they
may block the weep holes. The dovetail-shaped 90% open-mesh
material is made of recycled polyester or high-density polyethylene
that will not oxidize, rot, or promote fungal growth. In addition,
the manufacturer offers Mortar Net Weep Vents: mesh inserts made of
a similar material in colors to match a variety of brick. These
inserts provide insect screening for open head joints used as weep
holes. For more information, contact Mortar Net USA, 800-664-6638;
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Everytime i come across Andre Dirrell i often find myself feeling sorry. Dirrell is one of the most gifted and athletic boxers i have ever seen inside that squared circle. I mean his skills, reflexes, agility, accuracy, stamina, POWER, speed (ESPECIALLY for a super middle weight). Dirrell has the ENTIRE package. And to see Carl Froch in the position he is in now in big money fights as a current IBF world champion. Crowned with the honor of testing his skills against Andre Ward, exposing Lucian Bute, being a 2x world champion, and now having a big money fight with Mikkel Kessler. I just think to myself imagine if there was never a robbery in Nottingham in that Froch -Dirrell fight. Dirrell could've been in the position that Froch is in now, or better yet the position that Ward is in right now as the #2 P4P figther in the world. To see Dirrell now with no big money fights- actually no fights AT ALL is disheartening. All that talent, all those skills, all that potential not given the opportunity to be showcased to the fans. All that hardwork, those late nights and early mornings putting in work, and nothing to show for it...
What do you guys think of Andre Dirrell and his situation?
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Interview with Dirrell from August. Discusses Froch and Pavlik. He also discussed Abraham, but the bloody recorder ran out of memory.
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Canes Casino; Panthers caged; Caps back in it; and Jets Beer. The week that was in the Southeast.
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This home is located on the Union Hills Country Club Golf Course. It has been
exquisitely maintained with an amazing remodel to the kitchen and baths. The home offers 2 bedrooms (with King size beds) and a den with a double murphy bed as well. It is fully furnished and available for weekly, monthly, or even long term rental periods.
You will not be disappointed as you enjoy a leasurely cup of
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Enjoy a leisurely vacation in Sun City, Arizona: …an Active Adult Community offering many exciting vacation opportunities including golf, recreation centers with fitness center, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, racquetball courts, bowling, crafts and cards. All surrounded by a vast array of dining and entertainment. Residents must be 55 and older. Children and families are welcome to visit.
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Fewer upset by TV sex and violence
11:26am Thursday 3rd July 2014 in National News © Press Association 2014
The number of viewers who believe there is too much sex, violence and swearing on TV has fallen sharply, according to new research by broadcasting regulator Ofcom.
More than half of viewers (55%) believed there was excessive violence five years ago, but that figure has now fallen to 35%.
The figure for those who think there is too much sex has fallen from 35% to 26% over the same period, while swearing is a concern for 35%, down from 53%.
The study also found awareness of the TV watershed, designed to protect children from unsuitable scenes before 9pm, continues to be high.
It found 94% of viewers knew of the watershed - established 50 years ago this month - which is up from 91% when comparable research was conducted five years earlier. The study also found 78% thought it was at about the right time, a rise from the previous 70%.
Ofcom said a change in attitudes among older viewers is one of the reasons for the figures for sex, violence and swearing dropping markedly.
The regulator acknowledged that on-demand and catch-up viewing will prove a "new challenge" in terms of protecting children using the watershed concept, although it pointed out that such services account for only 2.5% of viewing at present.
Tony Close, director of standards at Ofcom, said: "Fifty years on, the TV watershed remains a vital means of protecting viewers. We take robust enforcement action when the rules are broken, which reflects the importance we place on protecting children."
Claudio Pollack, director of Ofcom's consumer and content group, said: "Ofcom recognises that the growth of on-demand TV is posing new challenges for parents and regulators. We're working on ways to help ensure that the protections viewers expect from the watershed apply beyond broadcast TV."
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4:24pm Thu 3 Jul 14
sussexram40 says...
I always thought there was some sort of offence regarding using foul and abusive language. Seems not. Assume I could walk down the street using 4 letter words at will and that's OK now.
Same with sex. If it's OK to beam nudity and sex into millions of peoples homes on TV shows how can it be an offence for people to behave in the same way in a street or park when a mere handful will see it?
8:15pm Thu 3 Jul 14
Almeda11 says...
sussexram40 wrote:Nobody has to be subjected to anything on the tv that they don`t like, simply swith it off, problem solved.
It's sad that people have to accept foul language and explicit sex on TV shows beamed into their homes. Totally unneccessary.
I always thought there was some sort of offence regarding using foul and abusive language. Seems not. Assume I could walk down the street using 4 letter words at will and that's OK now.
Same with sex. If it's OK to beam nudity and sex into millions of peoples homes on TV shows how can it be an offence for people to behave in the same way in a street or park when a mere handful will see it?
Re; sex, well obviously sex on tv is different to sex in a park, which WOULD be an offence if people saw it and reported it, and quite rightly so, nobody wants their children to stumble across scenes like that, or see it themselves.
9:03pm Thu 3 Jul 14
Almeda11 says...
That, and the 24 hours news channels, with vivid pictures of wars, shootings, stabbings, child abuse, murders ect, ect, we are so used to seeing and hearing it that nothing surprises or even shocks us anymore.
This is a media orientated and digital world we are embroiled in, to a greater or lesser extent, every little thing is reported, analysed, discussed and picked to pieces as never before.
TOO MUCH information about everything all the time is not good and not healthy, which is why l only listen in on the news 2x`s daily, and that`s enough for me.


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ARLINGTON -- At least one person was shot dead and another was stabbed Thursday afternoon at an Arlington residence.
Police were responding to the stabbing call around 5:00 p.m. in the 300 block of Roberts Circle. While on the way, an update came in that shots were fired at the location.
Police found a man in his early 20's was dead in the front yard from apparent gunshot wounds. The other male, also in his 20's, was found with stab wounds at the end of the street. The stabbed person's condition is unclear at this time.
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Not Just for Snowbirds: Forget the Beach—Miami's Hometown Museum Is Heating Up
Miami has more than once been called an ungovernable city, and, true to form, its museum scene is balkanized and unruly. Private museums run by deep-pocketed contemporary art collectors like the Rubells and the de la Cruzes have dominated the scene in recent years, largely buying work with an eye on the market. The hometown Miami Art Museum, which receives public financing, is just 30 years old and only began acquiring work in 1996. Meanwhile, there are reports that, following the recent failure of a bond referendum for an expansion, North Miami's Museum of Contemporary Art may leave its current home and merge with South Beach's Bass Museum of Art, a scattershot museum founded by private collectors 50 years ago. MOCA denies this. Read More


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In the UK punctuality is very important especially in academic life and business. You should always be on time for lectures, classes and meetings with academic staff and support staff. If you are going to be late it is advisable for you to telephone if you can. If you are late for an appointment do not be surprised if you are told to make another appointment and be seen on another day. Similarly if you cannot make it to an appointment at all, it is always advisable to telephone and let the person know.
Getting things done - As a student in the UK you will find that there are a lot of things that you will have to do yourself that you may not have had to do before. This can be from cooking your own food in halls of residence, to managing your own bank account.
When you are in the UK as a student you are an adult who has to take responsibility for making all of your own personal arrangements. If you do not do them for yourself, there will be no-one to do it for you.
When you are talking to someone or are requesting their help or for a service from them, no matter who they are and no matter what role they have, you must be courteous. This can be from buying a train ticket, asking for information at a reception desk, asking for your tutors help and advice or speaking to an Immigration Officer.
It is considered to be very rude if you are not courteous.
Since 2007 all smoking has been banned from enclosed public places in Wales and England. This means that people can only smoke in designated areas where there will be a smoking sign. This ban affects most public premises eg. Restaurants, pubs, bars, shops, cinemas, shopping centres, leisure centres, other enclosed workplaces and public transport. Cardiff Met has been a non-smoking university for many 8years. If you are a smoker, please ensure that you only smoke in the designated areas.
Anyone who does not abide by these rules could face criminal charges and a fine.
Coming to the UK is very likely to be a new cultural experience for you and you are sure to find that there are a lot of things which are very different to what you are used to.
It may be that you will experience 'culture shock' which is a very common feeling.
Culture shock can be the shock of living in a new environment, meeting lots of new people, getting used to a different climate and food, being away from your family etc.
It is very normal to feel culture shock not long after you have arrived in the UK. Here are some ideas which might help you reduce your feelings of culture shock.
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Farmers across North Dakota are trying to wrap up the 2013 harvest season.
Small grains are in the bin while corn and sunflower crops are slowing coming in.
Near Towner, fall harvest is finishing up on another crop -- but this harvest is actually the start of decades of growing.
Jim Olson reports from the Towner State Nursery.
Jerome Suchor hops in and fires up his tractor to get the harvest going. But the harvester he's towing doesn't mean the end of this crop's growth - it's closer to the beginning.
(Jerome Suchor, Field Production Specialist) "We're harvesting Black Hills Spruce."
Suchor is navigating rows of conifers - evergreen trees - in this case Black Hills Spruce four years after they started growing from seeds. And the equipment he's in charge of is actually something of a Towner State Nursery breakthrough.
(Jerome Suchor, Field Production Specialist) "This is probably the focal point of our operation because we had to reduce the amount of labor out in the field."
(Jeff Smette, Towner State Nursery Manager) "Before we used to have 10 to 12 people picking up trees by hand where now we have a total of four people that can lift 50,000 trees in one day."
Nursery Manager Jeff Smette says the Lundeby harvester built in Tolna, North Dakota, starts the process by gently removing the young trees from the ground. Then, it shakes them up for a few seconds to remove as much soil as possible. After that comes the innovation developed here - Suchor modified a potato lifting conveyor and developed a system of easily changed-out pallets to bring the saplings gently up to where workers can untangle their roots and begin their transformation from nursery stock to majestic trees.
(Jeff Smette, Towner State Nursery Manager) "Most of them will end up somewhere in North Dakota in field wind breaks, around farmsteads, or urban development."
But that can't happen until the newly-picked trees come here - to the grading room where a small army of workers digs in. They unload the trees from the pallets, place them on a conveyor, and start the job of separating and sizing the young trees - putting the waste trees on another conveyor that sends them to a compost pile. Meanwhile, the strong trees continue their journey - eventually making it to the end of the line where they're bundled and wrapped - then moved to the packaging area where several bundles are wetted down and wrapped in moist material that will serve as their artificial soil for the winter.
(Jeff Smette, Towner State Nursery Manager) "These will be frozen at about 25 to 28 degrees so they're going right into a freezing facility right now."
Then in the spring, they can be shipped around the state - about two-thirds of the nearly one million trees shipped from here each year stay in North Dakota - where they'll become important parts of our landscape.
(Jeff Smette, Towner State Nursery Manager) "Most confier wind breaks, tree rows, more than likely came from right here."
About 180-thousand trees will be harvested this fall - the rest will be picked from the ground in the spring to begin the next phase of the decades-long life. At the Towner State Nursery, Jim Olson, KX News.
While most of the trees from the Towner State Nursery stay in the state, about 30% are shipped to places like Canada, California, New York, and Florida.
Minot Police say Zofia Kristal Pepple of New Town was struck by a pickup and killed about 6:25pm Sunday
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COVINGTON -- Newton County Fire Service firefighters should be patting themselves on the back today as their hard work installing nearly 1,000 free smoke detectors has paid off in a very tangible way.
A woman who had one of the free smoke detectors installed in her home in November 2010 by firefighter Bill Langston and firefighter Travis Swords of Station 6 Beaver Park was alerted around 5 a.m. Wednesday morning that her home was on fire. She was able to safely escape and call 911.
According to Newton County Fire Safety Educator Lt. Cydnie Taylor-Ridling, the fire at 101 Kellogg St. in Mansfield turned out to be minimal, but it could have been a different story.
"She was able to exit because she was alerted. She had to walk past the fire and had it grown much bigger, she probably would have been trapped," Taylor said, adding that the blaze was contained to the woman's bathroom. Fortuitously, the fire burned through the water supply line to the toilet and the water extinguished the fire before firefighters arrived.
Taylor said the fire wasn't electrical, but was due to something discarded in the trash can. The victim was able to go back into her home and will only face plumbing repairs.
The victim, who has health problems and is on oxygen which is potentially flammable, was alone at the time of the fire.
Taylor-Ridling praised the efforts of Newton County firefighters who have installed 780 smoke detectors since 2008 in homes that didn't have them as part of the Fire Death Prevention/Smoke Alarm Incentive Program, administered through the state Division of Public Health Injury Prevention section.
"They've worked very hard, especially in that area. Station 6 has installed the most as they've been canvassing the Newborn and Mansfield area," she said. "Unfortunately, this program is in its final days. We have a backlog of requests right now and are waiting on the state."
Taylor-Ridling said they try to reserve the free smoke detectors for those with low income or who are disabled. However, she said anyone can request one and the NCFS would be more than happy to come do home safety checks, do an escape drill or even install smoke detectors purchased by the homeowner.
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The City of Montgomery Friday held a citywide event to honoring the memory of those killed during the bombing of Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church. The event was sponsored by ASU's National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African-American Culture.
Many were in attendance to honor the memory and sacrifice of four little girls who were killed in the infamous church bombing. They including Mayor Todd Strange, ASU President William Harris and Chief Derrick Cunningham.
The event took place at noon at ASU's Zelia Stephens Early Childhood Center auditorium on the corner of Robert Hatch Drive and Tuscaloosa Street.
The bombing occurred on September 15, 1963 two weeks after Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.
A bomb set by members of the Klu Klux Klan exploded as 26 children were walking into a basement assembly at the church. Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley were killed. Twenty-two others were injured.
The bombing helped provoke emotion in the hearts of many for the passing of the Civil Rights Act in 1964.
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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Severance pay was last on mayor's budget list
The issue has been seized on by critics of the mayor's $138 million city budget, most fiercely by Ward 12 Alderman and mayoral candidate Patrick Arnold, who has derided the mayor's budget as so much "smoke and mirrors."
Last week, the mayor acknowledged that the department heads, who had been meeting with him over the past several months to craft their budgets, likely didn't know severance would be unfunded.
"There's no reason for them to know that," Gatsas said. "The severance was not funded because that was the last thing I did (on the budget). I didn't want to lay people off. If a department head were to do that later, that would be their decision."
Gatsas added that until four years ago, "there was never any severance in any budget."
Earlier last week, the aldermen, led by Ward 1 Alderman Joyce Craig, moved to get their own answers, voting to send a list of questions to the department heads, including how the unfunded severance line would affect their operations.
Severance has proved particularly costly this year, as a large number of veteran employees have sought to take advantage of early retirement incentives in union contracts that were extended last year for another two years. There were 29 retirements as of January, nearly triple the amount for the entire 2012 fiscal year, and severance payouts totaled $882,000, leaving the budget line overspent by nearly $200,000, with six months left in the current year.
The mayor has argued he had to make hard choices in a difficult fiscal climate, particularly in light of the additional $4 million the city would have to pay the state retirement system for pension costs.
"Anybody that wants to present another budget has that ability," Gatsas said. "The question is easy. The answer is hard."
Alderman Arnold? Anyone?
With new residential and commercial development in the mill complex, proponents of the study said it was time to consider converting the surface lot into a garage - or to develop or sell it, depending on the consultant's findings.
"The demand in the Millyard has changed in seven years. There's a lot going on with companies in the Millyard. We need to make sure they stay in Manchester," at-large Alderman Dan O'Neil said at Tuesday's meeting. "We've got to be proactive with this."
Gatsas clearly was not crazy about the idea, and he mentioned talks he's had with developers who may be interested in a condo parking facility, where individual spaces would be sold. More intriguingly, Gatsas posed the question, "What about a movie theater?"
The parking consultant, predictably, will be interviewing the relevant stakeholders, including Millyard tenants. A chief concern is that a new parking facility not "cannibalize" demand at the city's other garages and spaces.
There were only two votes against moving forward with the study: Ward 10 Aldermen Phil Greazzo, who, as he said, is "not a big fan of studies," and at-large Alderman Joe Kelly Levasseur.
"I'd like to get the free market on it if we could. I don't think we should do a study, but do an RFP," Levasseur said, referring to a request for proposals.
Elizabeth Kulig, who was elected chairman at the group's organizing caucus last week, is 21 years old, and she is by a long shot the youngest person to head up the local party. She'll graduate from Saint Anselm College in May.
Kulig was the campaign manager for school board member Donna Soucy in her successful run last fall for state Senate. She also ran Ward 6 Alderman Garth Corriveau's reelection campaign in 2011.
With the 2013 municipal elections looming and another round of state elections the year after, Kulig will have plenty on her plate. She says has the energy for it.
"That's one of the virtues of being young. You're able to put in the hours," she said.
The next day, the board will hold a public hearing on the budget at City Hall. Given the outcry over crowded classes this year, the board can expect to get an earful. This year the superintendent has proposed a tax cap budget of $155.7 million and a "school approval" budget of $160 million, which is designed to meet minimum state standards.
It is the aldermen, of course, who will ultimately determine how much the district has to spend. They'll hold their public hearing on April 1 at Memorial High School. No fooling.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
Local Results from Thursday: In Girls Soccer, Cortland over ES-M 1-0, in Boys Soccer Homer beat Mexico 6-1 and ES-M over Cortland 3-0 and in Girls Volleyball Homer best LaFayette 3 sets to 1.
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Hello Webtrends Developers.
I'm excited to announce a major upgrade to our Webtrends Data Extraction API: version 3.
Why a version 3?
Although Webtrends regularly upgrades and enhances the REST Web Services throughout the year, new versions and announcements are reserved for significant releases in which major new functionality and capability is added. V3 brings with it some features that will make it easier to build your HTML5 dashboards, trend your multi-dimensional data, or build your own localized interface to the data. We've been hard at work (if I do say so myself).
With that said, here are all the details.
What's new?
New Trending Features and Formats
You've always been able to trend Webtrends data via REST but it brought with it some limitations including limits on multi-dimensional data (it's pretty challenging to trend cross-correlated dimensional data) and some legacy report data.
I'm happy to say that all the dimensional data in v3 is trendable.
When you jump into multi-dimensional trending it's easy to get buried in your data so we also added more than one view on this trend data with a period_type parameter depending on what you are trying to trend.
For example: if you are trying to build your trend lines where time is the critical dimension, choose period_type=indv.
If you are trying to trend specific items of data over a date range, choose period_type=trend.
Or if what you want is the multi-dimensional detailed data but aggregated across your date range period_type=agg
JSONP Data Format
Building HTML dashboards? JSON data is fast, efficient and well supported... except you might have found that you can't include an external JSON data package directly into your HTML because the source is from an external domain (dx.webtrends.com). JSONP stands for JSON with padding and it is the accepted format for indicating a non-script data package which means it is not an executable script from another domain, i.e. browsers won't block the inserted data from another domain.
It's a simple yet useful addition. Check wikipedia on more details about JSONP.
Localization and International Dates
Now your data is fully localized including data headers. This may not have been an issue for users consuming XML data in your single language spreadsheet or app but if you wanted to build a dashboard out of the data (HTML) or create an Excel pivot table directly from the output of the REST request, it sure was a hassle when you cross languages. Now you can build your own language selector in Excel and the returned data is localized and ready.
Additionally, dates in raw data formats (XML, XML2 and JSON) all conform to ISO 8601, the accepted international date format: 2012-01-01.
If you are in HTML format, dates will be formated in the chosen style for your Webtrends profile.
A10 Spaces
Webtrends Analytics 10 introduced "Spaces" for your various types of data. You can now select key metrics, report lists and even your profile list for each space.
Facebook and Mobile External Data
External Data that Webtrends is pulling into your Space dashboards is also available including Facebook, iTunes, etc. Not only does this give you one easy place to pull this data back out, we've added value to the data... it trendable, and the lifeline for the data is the life of your Webtrends data rather than the limited time it is available in the various external data source (usually about 60 days).
Generator update
v3 of the DX REST Generator is also now available at Generator.webtrends.com and has been updated to v3
Please note we also know that v2_1 is still important to many users and it is still available via link on Generator for those still working with existing REST urls). Go to the v2.1 DX REST Generator directly from here
There are a host of other features and changes as well.
Please take a closer look at the v3 documentation.
Should you have the need, version 2_1 is naturally still working and available.
We'd like your feedback too. Particularly if there is something specific in version 2 that you don't see and there isn't a better way to do it in v3. Comment, or send us an email with your needs, we're listening I can assure you.


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A 17-member steering committee chose a total of 90 finalists from 172 applications. Two women will be awarded in each of 11 industries, one for the Influential Woman Award and another for the Up and Coming Woman Award.
"We recognize women who are established in their industry, as well as rising stars who are newer to their respective fields but are making an impact," Event Organizer Andrea Pearman said. "There is such a diverse group of deserving women in Northwest Indiana, and our committee works very hard to select the best and brightest."
The categories for which women will be awarded include business, construction, economic development, education, finance, government, healthcare, law, media/marketing, nonprofit and service/tourism.
The committee will also choose a winner from 12 finalists vying for the Empowering Business of the Year Award. The honor is given to a company that demonstrates excellence in supporting the success of women.
During the past two years, Influential Women of Northwest Indiana has also donated more than $20,000 to area nonprofits. This year, four more organizations will receive funds during the awards banquet.
"The nonprofits that were selected have demonstrated a commitment to enriching Northwest Indiana," Pearman said. "The funds from Influential Women of Northwest Indiana and its sponsors will go directly to a project that specifically benefits women and girls in the community."
A full list of the women, organizations and nonprofits that will be honored at the Influential Women of Northwest Indiana Awards Banquet can be found at www.nwiwomen.com. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are still available and can be purchased at the Web site as well. Tickets to the event are $90 per person, or $800 for a table of ten.
About Influential Women of Northwest Indiana
Influential Women of Northwest Indiana is an organization devoted to providing women with the resources, recognition and motivation necessary to be successful in the business world. Each year, Influential Women honors the area's most successful women in eleven different industries, ranging from construction and healthcare to education and government.
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