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Father, son cultivate love of tractors, farm heritage- SEAN YODER
Fairgoers this week have the opportunity to see a number of antique tractors that show a piece of American history.
Commissioners ask EPA to revise energy plan- RANDY WELLS
The Indiana County commissioners are challenging the federal Environmental Protection Agency in a bid to protect Indiana County's coal-supported economy.
INDIANA COUNTY: Fiber-optic line could save money on utilities- RANDY WELLS
The Indiana County commissioners Wednesday approved changes in the contract between the county's Emergency Management Agency and Salsgiver Inc., of Freeport, allowing some of the remaining strands of fiber-optic lines to be put to use cutting the county's utility bills.
INDIANA: School board evaluating security needs- CHAUNCEY ROSS
The Indiana Area School District fought for it, and the school board is wasting no time embracing it.
Photos of the Week- TOM PEEL
Each week, the Gazette presents the people and places of the Indiana County area through the eyes of Gazette photographers.
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|Indiana County Fair activities continue today
|17 hours ago - - JAMIE EMPFIELD, TERI ENCISO, JAMES J. NESTOR
|The Indiana County Fair began Sunday and continues through Saturday. See photos from the fair here. [Read More]
|WHITE TOWNSHIP: Truck scale to close permanently
|17 hours ago - - MARGARET HARPER
|The White Township supervisors voted at Wednesday's meeting to permanently close a truck scale at the township office to defray maintenance and repair costs. [Read More]
|Bill Gaither to bring tour to KCAC
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|Grammy Award winner Bill Gaither will host an evening of music, laughter and encouragement at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex in White Township. [Read More]
|University Museum gala set for Sept. 26
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|The University Museum at Indiana University of Pennsylvania will host its annual gala event on Sept. 26 in IUP's John Sutton Hall. [Read More]
|Theater by the Grove opens latest production
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|IUP's Theater by the Grove is putting on "Dr. Rick's Traveling Shakespeare Show Presents: The Tempest" ... [Read More]
|Volunteers work to beautify parks
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|The Evergreen Conservancy is hosting an AmeriCorps team which is helping with projects in Homer City and at other locations in Indiana County. [Read More]
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|Every Thursday, get the Gazette's complete listing of concerts, films, theater, music, dance and other performing arts. It's all one click away in the entertainment center. [Read More]
|Benefit Zumbathon slated next month
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|A Dance Like A Kid Zumbathon will be held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, at uPtown Fitness, 655 Church St., Indiana. Registration begins at 9 a.m. [Read More]
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|Every Thursday, get the Gazette's complete listing of concerts, films, theater, music, dance and other performing arts. It's all one click away in the entertainment center. [Read More]
|Community shred days set
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|Indiana First Bank will host shred days to help prevent identity theft by shredding personal documents at the locations below. [Read More]
All Indiana Sports News
|This week's top high school football matchups
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|The Indiana Gazette brings you this list of the opening weekend football games in Indiana County and beyond. [Read More]
|Skater earns five gold medals
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|Lily Carone, a seventh-grader at Indiana Area Junior High School, earned gold medals in each of her five freestyle and ice dance events at the Ice Skating Institute World Team Championships in Boston at the end of July. [Read More]
|HIGH SCHOOL GOLF: Indiana edges Penn-Trafford
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|Indiana topped Penn-Trafford, 202-206, in a WPIAL Section 1-AAA golf match at the Indiana Country Club on Tuesday. [Read More]
|HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS: Derry girls improve to 5-1
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|DERRY — Derry improved to 5-1 by blanking Ford City, 5-0, in a WPIAL Section 3-AA girls' tennis match Wednesday. [Read More]
|Todd Bird Club sets meeting
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|ERNEST — The Todd Bird Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Blue Spruce Lodge at Blue Spruce County Park. [Read More]
|IJHS team scores win
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|Hannah Scardina netted four goals to lead Indiana to an 8-1 win over Belle Vernon in a seventh- and eighth-grade girls' soccer match Wednesday. [Read More]
|Mixed league seeks bowlers
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|The Friday Night Mixed League at Mohawk Lanes is seeking bowlers. [Read More]
|Indian Springs Ladies hold finale
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|The Indian Springs Tuesday Morning Ladies League closed its season with a scramble this week. [Read More]
|New Derry coach brings familiar faces to staff
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|DERRY — While Tim Sweeney admits he's inheriting a young stable of players at Derry, the first-year head coach believes he has the best coaching staff in the WPIAL. [Read More]
|Gazette expands End Zone Extra to include video highlights, live scoring
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|Like the teams taking the field on Friday night, the Gazette is looking to take the next step in its coverage of high school football. [Read More]
All Police News
|Defendants sentenced in court
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|The following defendants were sentenced by Judges William Martin and Thomas Bianco at hearings on June 30 and July 7 in Indiana County Common Pleas Court: [Read More]
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|Following an investigation into a two-vehicle traffic crash on June 16, state police at Indiana charged Nathan Blystone, 24, of Aultman, with aggravated assault by vehicle while DUI. [Read More]
|Man convicted in woman's death
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|BEAVER (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man has been convicted of second-degree murder in the death of a woman and her unborn child almost two years ago [Read More]
|Boston suspect's sister charged in N.Y. bomb threat
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|NEW YORK (AP) — Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's sister was arrested Wednesday on suspicion she threatened to bomb a woman who previously had a romantic relationship with her boyfriend. [Read More]
|'Friendly fire' kills 'Cops' crew member
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|OMAHA, Neb. — When the call came from an officer who needed help facing an armed robber at a fast-food restaurant, two members of a reality television show riding along with Omaha police hustled to record the confrontation. [Read More]
|Fattah's ex-top aide pleads guilty
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|PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A political consultant and former chief of staff to Philadelphia Congressman Chaka Fattah has pleaded guilty to federal charges for his role in a pair of campaign finance schemes. [Read More]
|Dad acquitted in slaying of driver who killed sons
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|ANGLETON, Texas (AP) — A jury on Wednesday acquitted a southeast Texas man of murder in the fatal shooting of a drunken driver who had just caused an accident that killed the man's two sons. [Read More]
|Hackers attack banks in cybertheft
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|A number of U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase and at least four others, were struck by hackers in a series of coordinated attacks this month, according to four people briefed on a continuing investigation into the crimes. [Read More]
|Girl taken from school testifies about ordeal
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|PHILADELPHIA — A young girl abducted from her kindergarten classroom and sexually brutalized in a 19-hour ordeal recalled bits of the crime for a jury Wednesday, but said she couldn't remember many of the details. [Read More]
|Police: Deaths of two men dumped in river drug-related
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|PHILADELPHIA — Two men were found dead in a river Wednesday, bound and weighted down with makeshift anchors and their throats slit, in drug-related abductions and killings that authorities said may also have been gang-related. [Read More]
All Family News
|FIRST BIRTHDAY: Alex Edward Szalkowski
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|Alex Edward Szalkowski celebrated his first birthday on Aug. 26. Helping him celebrate were his big sister, Brionna; big brothers, Jarhed and Austin; family; and friends. [Read More]
|FIRST BIRTHDAY: Roen Max Cassidy
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|Roen Max Cassidy celebrated her first birthday on July 20 with a owl-themed party. She is the daughter of Chance and Bethany Cassidy, of Charlotte, N.C., and the little sister of Teegan. [Read More]
|Gazette readers' birthdays, Aug. 28
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|Be sure to wish a happy birthday to these Gazette readers when you see them today .... [Read More]
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|Indiana Regional Medical Center, Aug. 27, 2014: [Read More]
|Gazette readers' birthdays: Aug. 27
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|Be sure to wish a happy birthday to these Gazette readers when you see them today: [Read More]
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|Indiana Regional Medical Center, Aug. 26, 2014: [Read More]
|ENGAGEMENT: Jacquelyn Glunz and Chadwick Oliver
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|Together with their parents, Jacquelyn Kay Glunz and Chadwick James Oliver have announced their engagement. [Read More]
|Gazette readers' birthdays: Aug. 26
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|Be sure to wish a happy birthday to these Gazette readers when you see them today: [Read More]
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|WEDDING: Cecelia Jang and Daniel Winger
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|Cecelia Hae Jang and Daniel Gordon Winger were united in marriage at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 2, 2014, in a double-ring ceremony at Springwood Conference Center, Verona, with ministers Joe and Luanne O'Brien officiating. [Read More]
All World News
|ANALYSIS: Will Obama seek vote on Syria?
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|WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama faces a familiar question as he contemplates airstrikes in Syria: Should Congress have a say in his decision? [Read More]
|UN: Ebola cases could eventually reach 20,000
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|GENEVA — The Ebola outbreak in West Africa eventually could exceed 20,000 cases, more than six times as many as are now known, the World Health Organization said today. [Read More]
|Ukraine: Two tank columns from Russia enter country
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|NOVOAZOVSK, Ukraine (AP) — Two columns of Russian tanks and military vehicles fired Grad missiles at a border post in southeastern Ukraine, then rolled into the country today as Ukraine's overmatched border guards fled, a top Ukrainian official said. [Read More]
|Accidental shooting by girl, 9, stirs gun debate
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|PHOENIX — The accidental shooting death of a firing-range instructor by a 9-year-old girl with an Uzi has set off a powerful debate over youngsters and guns, with many people wondering what sort of parents would let a child handle a submachine gun. [Read More]
|Captive's mother pleads to Islamic State
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|The mother of a U.S. hostage being held by the Islamic State group released an emotional video appeal to his captors Wednesday. Shirley Sotloff, the mother of 31-year-old freelance journalist Steven J. Sotloff, addressed her plea directly to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State ... [Read More]
|Man convicted in woman's death
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|BEAVER (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man has been convicted of second-degree murder in the death of a woman and her unborn child almost two years ago [Read More]
|CAMPAIGN 2014: Poll shows Wolf maintaining lead
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|HARRISBURG (AP) — A new poll shows Democrat Tom Wolf retains a wide lead over Pennsylvania's Republican governor, Tom Corbett. [Read More]
|Official: Medicaid talks nearing end
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|HARRISBURG — An announcement could be made soon on Gov. Tom Corbett's plan to use billions of federal Medicaid expansion dollars under the 2010 health care law to subsidize private health insurance policies, a spokeswoman said Wednesday. [Read More]
|Auditor: Pensions running out
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|SCRANTON (AP) — Pennsylvania's auditor general is warning that Scranton's three municipal pension funds will run out of money to pay benefits in a few years. [Read More]
|Boston suspect's sister charged in N.Y. bomb threat
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|NEW YORK (AP) — Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's sister was arrested Wednesday on suspicion she threatened to bomb a woman who previously had a romantic relationship with her boyfriend. [Read More]
All Reader Letters and Gazette Editorials
|Letter to the Editor: Walking to IRMC presents challenge
|3 days ago -
|Given the oft-cited link between fitness and good health, wouldn't it be great if access to Indiana Regional Medical Center were a little more walker friendly? [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: Some lessons from Ferguson
|3 days ago -
|Observation of recent events in Ferguson, Mo., has taught us a number of important lessons about government and the public. Both have behaved badly in this and past incidents of civil unrest. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: United States now more divided
|3 days ago -
|In America all types of people are represented regardless of race and ethnicity; however, we must face the fact that our country is divided, and the people are divided from each other. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: Angelo Golf Classic a success
|5 days ago -
|On Aug. 15, the first John Angelo Golf Classic was held at Indian Springs Golf and Country Club. It was a very successful event, and all proceeds will benefit the Foundation for The Arc of Indiana County, which is an agency dedicated to assisting The Arc of Indiana County. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: Transit service displeases senior
|5 days ago -
|When the transit was in the process of changing, I made an appointment to be taken to Canterbury Commons at 8 a.m. to see a doctor. I was picked up at 6:49 a.m., and the office was not open. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: Event meets needs of children
|5 days ago -
|We would like to thank all of those who made this year's Back to School Giveaway at Kinport Assembly of God possible. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: Don't be too quick to judge police in Ferguson
|1 week ago -
|To law enforcement officials including first responders, security, and community leaders. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: No time or money for political drivel
|1 week ago -
|In response to the Aug 11 "As I see it" column by U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster and Sunday's response by Gordon Knox: [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: House lawsuit has questionable motives
|1 week ago -
|On Aug. 11, the Gazette carried an explanation by Congressman Bill Shuster ("The rights of many over the will of one") regarding the House lawsuit against President Obama. [Read More]
|Letter to the Editor: Complaints about transit service
|2 weeks ago -
|I had an appointment one morning for Dr. Nesper at 9 a.m. I had called the transit and ordered the transit to get me there on time. [Read More]


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Local News - Week 4Three charged with willful concealment
Three men were charged with willful concealment offenses Thursday, Rochester police announced in a statement.
Market Basket tells part-timers there is no work for them
Hundreds of part-time Market Basket workers in the Seacoast were told not to come to work next week due to a decline in business at the New England supermarket chain.
Park-and-ride location opened along Spaulding Turnpike
ROCHESTER — Spaulding Turnpike commuters now have a new way to travel through the area, as a new park-and-ride has opened on Washington Street.
The 200-space park-and-ride is located on Highland Commons Drive, just west of Exit 13 on the Spaulding Turnpike.
Police not releasing ID of body found in Rochester
Police responded around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday to what has been described as an unattended death in the area of Profile Mortgage, formerly the Church of The Redemption on Wakefield Street across from the former Ben Franklin store.
Councilors choose Donna Bogan to fill Ward 6 council vacancy
ROCHESTER — City resident Donna Bogan was selected Tuesday as the newest city councilor for Ward 6. Bogan is filling the seat of former Councilor Mac Kittredge, who resigned in June because he moved to a different ward.
Updated 3:39 p.m. With business down, Market Basket tells hundreds of locals there is no work for them
Protesters holding "Arthur T" signs picket outside a Market Basket Supermarket job fair in Andover, Mass., Monday, Aug. 4, 2014. The company set up a job fair for its workers to replace colleagues who walked off the job to protest the firing of CEO Arthur T. Demoulas.
MMRG's Woods, Water and Wildlife Festival set for Aug. 9
MILTON MILLS — This year's 12th annual Woods, Water and Wildlife Festival, presented by Moose Mountains Regional Greenways (MMRG) and Branch Hill Farm/the Carl Siemon Family Charitable Trust, will take place on Saturday, Aug. 9, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 307 Applebee Road.
Rosie, the motorcycle-riding bulldog, passes away
ROCHESTER — Rosie the English bulldog was a celebrity of sorts in Rochester. For the past 11 years she has brought smiles to the faces of all who see her.
U.S. Marshals nab shooting suspect in R.I.
ROCHESTER — Kerry Joseph, suspected of shooting a 19-year-old man on Lafayette Street last week, was arrested Wednesday by U.S. Marshals in a basement apartment in Rhode Island.
Gonic School playground upgrade is moving ahead
GONIC — A couple of months ago, the members of Gonic School PTA were uncertain if they would have sufficient funds to embark upon the second stage of a school playground upgrade.
Chinese exchange student enjoys his time in city
ROCHESTER — A cultural exchange student from China is finishing up his five-week stay in Rochester on Friday, and has thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The Monarch School, Part 7 Faces of the Monarch School of New England
(This is the 7th in a series on the Monarch School of New England. Articles and photographs will showcase the history of the school: its journey in becoming one of the state's most highly recognized schools for its work with students with significant disabilities.
DWI revocations
CONCORD — The Director of Motor Vehicles, Richard C. Bailey Jr., released the following list of Driving While Intoxicated revocations noting the actual date of revocation may have preceded this announcement.
Alton Bay: Joshua S. Bouffard, 32; Timothy P.
Reward offered for robberies information
ROCHESTER — The Rochester police along with Rochester Crimeline would like to announce to the public that Rochester Crimeline will be offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect suspected in the four armed robberies of the Shell Station, Irving Circle K, and...
ROCHESTER — A Strafford County real estate story which ran in the Rochester Times and business section of Foster's Sunday Citizen early in July carried input from Realtor Bob Watson of "Better Homes and Gardens" in Rochester.
Updated: 3:10 p.m. Police not releasing identity of body found in Rochester
Police responded around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday to what is described as unattended death in the area of Profile Mortgage, formerly the Church of The Redemption on Wakefield Street across from the former Ben Franklin store.
Police say man shoplifted bottle of alcohol
ROCHESTER — Police officers responding to the area of the Residence Inn on Milton Road for a report of an intoxicated male around 6 p.m. Tuesday were notified by an employee from the Lil Mart on Milton Road in Rochester that a man had stolen a bottle of alcohol from their business.
Workers rally again for fired Market Basket CEO
Thousands of workers and customers at the troubled Market Basket supermarket chain shouted "Bring him back!" Tuesday at a boisterous rally designed to pressure management to reinstate the company's fired chief executive or accept his offer to buy the New England chain.
Farmington man facing two sex-offender charges
DOVER — Police on Tuesday arrested Travis Roy, 33, of Farmington on multiple charges for failing to register as a sexual offender.
In March 2004, Roy was convicted of felonious sexual assault in Strafford County Superior Court.
Identity fraud case lawyer wants charges dropped
ROCHESTER — The defense attorney for identify fraud suspect Vic Washington has made a motion to dismiss the charges against him, stating there is no proof that the fake credit cards found in his possession belonged to a real person.
CommunityPost Polio group to meet Aug. 16
DOVER — The Seacoast Post Polio Group will meet on Saturday, Aug. 16 at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, 789 Central Ave.
We will meet at 12:30 p.m. for a cash lunch in the cafeteria and the regular meeting will start at 1 p.m. in the Salmon Falls Room, located next to the cafeteria.
Rochester Police Log
ROCHESTER — The following items are based on 1,553 entries on the Rochester Police Log from July 6 to July 15:
Sunday, July 6
1:29 a.m. — Tianna M. Dutton, 18, of 114 Oak St., Gonic, is charged with transporting alcoholic beverages.
1:32 a.m.
Rochester Public Meetings
ROCHESTER — The following public meetings have been scheduled in Rochester for the period commencing Aug. 6:
Wednesday, Aug. 6
7:00 p.m. — Police Commission in Council Chambers.
Thursday, Aug. 7
6:30 p.m.
Rosewood Manor holds Chamber ribbon cutting
GONIC — Rosewood Manor located in Gonic recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce. Rosewood Manor is an assisted living facility with a warm, homelike environment.
AWWA annual meeting and project tour, Aug. 15
WAKEFIELD — Join AWWA to celebrate the terrific work of our youth crew and road project partners! On Friday, Aug. 15 the Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance will hold its Annual Meeting and Project Tour.
Discussion on Farmington Town Forest, Aug. 13
FARMINGTON — Want to register to vote and get a free gift? How about free books for the kids? Or, perhaps you'd like to peruse a major annual yard sale? All these events are going to take place right here in Farmington.
Middleton selectman position is filled
MIDDLETON — On Monday, July 28, Mike Schwarz was sworn in as the Selectmen member-at-large to fill the recent vacancy. Mike will serve until the next town election in March 2015. Congratulations, Mike.
Saturday, Aug. 16 will be here before you know it.
Wakefield historians line up Henry Ford speaker
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield - Brookfield Historical Society is excited to announce their August guest speaker, Michele Albion of Dover, who will speak about Henry Ford. The evening will begin with live pre-meeting music at 6:30 p.m.
Seacoast Audubon events
BARRINGTON — Monthly meetings of Seacoast Audubon will resume Wednesday, Aug. 13 with a program entitled "Birding with Sacagawea."
The program was originally scheduled for the March meeting, but canceled due to stormy weather.
Parish Fair in Wakefield, Aug. 9
WAKEFIELD — The Parish Helpers' Village Fair and Cookie Walk will be held on Saturday, Aug. 9, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Come on by and enjoy our famous Cookie Walk — choose your own selection from a huge variety of homemade cookies.
Canoe and kayak race at Lovell Lake Beach
SANBORNVILLE —The Greater Wakefield Lions Club will be hosting their second annual Canoe and Kayak Race at the Lovell Lake Beach on Saturday Aug.
Spend the day in Brookfield and Union
WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield-Brookfield Historical Society will be hosting their annual All-U-Can-Eat Pancake Feast on Saturday, Aug., 9 at the Old Brookfield Town House. Breakfast will be served from 7:30 to 10 a.m.
Art exhibit and reception Aug. 7
WAKEFIELD — The oils, copper plate etchings, lithographs, and sculpture of local well known artist Judy Brenner are on display at the Gafney Library through August.
School news
Author visits Farmington class
Spaulding High School scholarship recipients
ROCHESTER — Congratulations to Spaulding High School's scholarship recipients. Thank you to our benefactors who awarded approximately $200,000 to the recipients during the scholarship awards ceremony.
Lindsey Anthony, Arlene M. Meyer Scholarship; Tiffany Fifield Arlene M.
Cookbook author at library, Aug. 13
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Public Library will presents Colleen Bruce, author of Colleen's New England Kitchen 2nd edition, on Wednesday, Aug. 13 at 6 p.m.
Hot dog surprise courtesy of First United Methodist
ROCHESTER — The First United Methodist Church, in partnership with the SHARE Fund, offered a surprise cookout to celebrate National Hot Dog Day on July 23.
VA counseling van in Rochester, Aug. 14
ROCHESTER — The Department of Veterans Affairs Keeping the Promise program mobile counseling van is returning to Rochester from the White River Junction, Vt., office on Thursday, Aug. 14. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. it will be in the Elks Lodge 1393 parking lot on Columbus Avenue.
Vet to Vet meetings
ROCHESTER — If you are currently on active duty or have served in the military, in any era, and feel out of place in the civilian world or feel alone and have no one to talk to who understands, we invite you to attend a Vet to Vet meeting hosted by Tri-City Co-Op, a Peer Support Agency.
Great Race winners
ROCHESTER — In response to a reader's enquiry, the winners of the Great Race, which passed through Rochester in early July, en route for Florida, were Barry and Irene Jason of Texas in a 1966 Mustang.
It is the third year in a row that they have won.
Grange picnic set for Aug. 13
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Grange will hold their annual picnic at Dan and Kim Bascom's at 6 p.m. on Wednesday,
Aug. 13. It is always a fun time.
Remember to look forward to our return to the Grange on Sept. 6. This will be a business meeting.
Rochester nurse named LNA of the Year
CONCORD — Bonnie Phillips of Rochester was named Home Care LNA of the Year at the Home Care Association of New Hampshire's recent annual meeting in Meredith. The LNA of the Year Award is presented annually by the Association to recognize outstanding care givers in home care. Ms.
Elks Lodge donates to Gerry's Food Pantry
ROCHESTER — On July 18, the Rochester Elks Lodge 1393 presented Gerry's Emergency Food Pantry with a check for $2,000. This donation comes from an Elks Gratitude Grant which is part of the Elks' National Foundation program.
Rochester Emblem Club 40 news
ROCHESTER — Rochester Emblem Club had a very busy month in June. Members traveled to the Holiday Inn in Nashua for the NH State Association of Emblem Clubs' Convention, held June 13-15.
SportsWorld Series was as good as gold for Slammers
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Slammers had already cemented themselves as one of the best teams at the Babe Ruth Softball 16U World Series held in Pittsfield, Mass. Their 8-4 record and Commissioners Cup championship had done that.
WE BELONG: Slammers prove themselves at 16U World Series
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Rochester Slammers capped five-days of softball with the Commissioners Cup championship Monday at the Babe Ruth Softball 16U World Series.
The Slammers beat the host Berkshire (Mass.
Briefs: Spaulding High School hands out sports scholarships
ROCHESTER — Spaulding High School recently handed out sports scholarships to the following recipients:
Spaulding Baseball Fan Club (Loukas Brigham, Seth Johnson); Spaulding Boys Basketball Boosters (Quinn Connelly, Charlie Nevejans, Trey Scott); Spaulding Boys Hockey Boosters (Macie...
Canney's passion is running to support CHaD
ROCHESTER — Sarah Canney started running to keep herself active. That was it, plain and simple.
Canney, a mother of two young children, was never a star athlete on the track or cross-country teams. She played basketball while attending St.
Slammers win Commissioners Cup
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Rochester Slammers capped five-days of softball with the Commissioners Cup championship today at the Babe Ruth Softball 16U World Series.
The Slammers beat the host Berkshire (Mass.) Force, 9-3, in the final to finish with a record of 8-4.
Briefs: Slammers still playing at Babe Ruth World Series
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Rochester Slammers may have been knocked out of the championship round at the Babe Ruth Softball 16U World Series Sunday, but they are still alive in the secondary Commissioners Cup.
Rochester (6-4) lost to North Tampa, Fla.
Briefs: Slammers still playing at Babe Ruth World Series
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Rochester Slammers may have been knocked out of the championship round at the Babe Ruth Softball 16U World Series Sunday, but they are still alive in the secondary Commissioners Cup.
Rochester (6-4) lost to North Tampa, Fla.
Sports briefs: Dover 9s open regional with a win
HUDSON, Mass. — The Dover Baseball All-Stars opened the Cal Ripken New England 9-year-old tournament with a 15-6 win over Gorham, Maine, Saturday morning.
Dover (1-0) is back in action today, 3 p.m., against Cranston, R.I., which beat Raynham, Mass., 21-16.
BusinessNH foreclosures see steep decline
CONCORD — Foreclosure data continues to get better, according to the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority.
In June, New Hampshire recorded 147 foreclosure deeds, a number 30 percent lower than this time last year and 15 percent lower than the number reported in May.
Judy Ouellette to oversee Frisbie's Community Relations Department
ROCHESTER — Frisbie Memorial Hospital announced recently that Judy Ouellette, Executive Director of Fund Development, will also oversee the hospital's Community Relations department.
As Executive Director of Fund Development, Ms.
Business round table discussion set for Aug. 19
ROCHESTER — This month's Business Round Table discussion is set for Tuesday, Aug. 19 at 7:30 a.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. This is a free monthly event on the third Tuesday.
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Delta Swingers and more music this weekend at Governor's Inn
ROCHESTER — Rebounding from a tremendous weekend with their Reggae Festival, The Governor's Inn carries on this weekend with some very talented acoustic, rock, and danceable blues.
Cecil Abels and Tom Emerson will play Thursday and Friday, Aug.
Achievement in the Arts Awards set for Aug. 11
ROCHESTER — Members of the Rochester Arts & Culture Commission will host nominees and guests at a reception at The Garage on Monday evening, Aug.
LifestylesMars secrets unlocked at Craters of the Moon
POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — There are enough clues about the potential surface of Mars at Craters of the Moon National Monument that NASA is investing $500,000 with Idaho State University to help uncover them.
Before doctors check your vitals, check out theirs
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans consider insurance and a good bedside manner in choosing a doctor, but will that doctor provide high-quality care? A new poll shows that people don't know how to determine that.
Shark sightings off Cape Cod a boon for tourism
CHATHAM, Mass. — Great white sharks are having an unusual effect on Cape Cod this summer, and many a merchant is going to need a bigger wallet.
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Since getting his pink slip from Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) after his first-round submission loss to Vitor Belfort at UFC 142 two years ago, Anthony Johnson has gone on a tear.
Winner of six straight, "Rumble" has blitzed through most of the competition (example here), winning four fights via knockout and two by unanimous decision under the Titan FC banner and most recently, World Series of Fighting (WSOF).
Now that's he completed his obligations with WSOF, Johnson is free agent and can shop around to see which other mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion is interested in his services.
But as his manager Glenn Robinson recently revealed on The MMA Hour, they are going to sit down with the heads of WSOF in order to see what they will offer first before fielding other offers.
His words:
"The World Series of Fighting has been good to Anthony and we're going to sit down and talk to them first. Ray and Ali have been really nice to him, so we're going to sit down and talk to them first and see what the offer is and go from there. What he wants to do right now is relax for a few weeks, and then we'll meet with WSOF and see what they put on the table and see if we can work something out. Hopefully we can, and if we can't, we'll see what else is out there for him."
While competing under the UFC banner as a welterweight, Johnson failed to hit the 170-pound mark on three separate occasions, including his bout against "The Phenom" which was set to mark Anthony's middleweight debut (see why here).
Since then, The Blackzilian-team member has competed at light heavyweight and once at heavyweight. Finding his home in the 205-pound division, he has proven to be a legitimate threat who has seemed to have figured out a way to avoid his weight-cutting woes.
Of course, should Team "Rumble" opt to test free agency after their meeting with WSOF -- a fight promotion that has treated them very well -- popular opinion would be for UFC officials to make a move. A promotion Robinson reveals he has yet to be in contact with out of respect to WSOF.
Of course, there is always Bellator, as they have revamped their 205-pound division with the signings of Quinton Jackson and Tito Ortiz.
What say you Maniacs, would you like to see "Rumble" compete under the UFC banner again, this time as a light heavyweight? Or will WSOF make him an offer he can't refuse?


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So who wants to take bets on this meaning its going to 50% in pvp.
So who wants to take bets on this meaning its going to 50% in pvp.
Dunno about pvp nerf, about time for them to realize subt is incredibly gimped and useless for pve now, although i'm sure subt will always be the least played for pve among all dps classes/specs unless they remove positional requirements for bstab (at least for pve)
Was already expecting the massive load of whines, but fortunately they saved me a lot of additional work (not that i'm killing myself, rogues a good community^^).
Now the last thing is to convince my RL let me get my rogue back so i can raid as sub just for the sake of it.
"Time to work soldiers."
"Machinehead" by Bush "Blood is like wine, unconscious all the time. If I had it all again, I'd change it all."
(My top song since 05/02/2014) Machinehead
Warrior Scumclass Rogue Warrior2 Scumclass2 Rogue2
Oh hot dam they finally did it. Now if only they did the same thing to mages.
You, you'll regret what you have done this day, I will make you regret ever being born, you're going to wish you never left your mother's womb, where it was warm and safe and wet, I am going to show you pain you never knew existed, you're going to see a whole new spectrum of pain, like a Rainbow!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=ep65rr-9qjQ Full Pilot Episode! Best thing to come out of Adult Swim!
Opening the doors to even more "Does X to NPCs and Y to Players"... Let's hope for more changes so we can get better balance.
Three weeks after re-subbing and the nerfs are already building up, feels bad man. So many other classes have ridiculous damage from what I've experienced and yet I don't see any similarly severe nerfs for them, Mages for example are totally insane during burst and they are barely touched.
It's exactly like 4.3 where a stupid trinket made us out of control, and of course they don't just nerf the trinkets and then see how it pans out but go straight for the nuclear option. These nerfs combined with the pvp power nerfs really worry me, because Rogues already had awful survivability and the only thing it seems to me that made us dangerous was our burst.


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"Roman Candle" turns 20: Secrets of Elliott Smith's accidental masterpiece (slideshow)
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Topics: 2010 Elections, War Room, Politics News
Jerry Tarkanian was rarely in the position that his son finds himself heading into today's Nevada Republican Senate primary: the underdog. Danny Tarkanian is lagging behind Sharron Angle, the new GOP front-runner, in the race to take on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in the fall.
Playing from behind is not something that Jerry's college basketball teams had to do that much. "Tark the Shark" was the head coach at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas for 19 years, from 1973 to 1992. During that time, his Rebel teams posted a 509-105 record, competed in four Final Fours, and won the 1990 national title.
Reached by Salon on Monday afternoon, Tarkanian, who will turn 80 in August, said he always knew his son liked politics, so he wasn't surprised when he made a bid for the Senate.
"He just tackled the big one right away," he said. "He's very competitive, the most competitive guy I've ever been around."
He repeatedly commented on how hard his son has worked throughout the campaign. "We don't see him nearly as much," he said. "He's on the go all the time."
Tarkanian, who identifies as a Republican and whose wife, Lois Tarkanian, serves as a Las Vegas City councilwoman, didn't want to discuss any specific issues and said he just doesn't like politics. He did note the impact that the Tea Party movement, which has rallied around Angle, seems to be having: "I think they are making a big difference in the race. She wasn't in the race until they supported her and she moved right up."
Tarkanian, who ended his coaching career at Fresno State in 2002, wouldn't speculate on his son's prospects.
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Heatmiser publicity shot (L-R: Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson, Neil Gust, Elliott Smith) (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott and JJ Gonson (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
"Stray" 7-inch, Cavity Search Records (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott's Hampshire College ID photo, 1987
Elliott with "Le Domino," the guitar he used on "Roman Candle" (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Full "Roman Candle" record cover (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott goofing off in Portland (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Heatmiser (L-R: Elliott Smith, Neil Gust, Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson)(courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
The Greenhouse Sleeve -- Cassette sleeve from Murder of Crows release, 1988, with first appearance of Condor Avenue (photo courtesy of Glynnis Fawkes)


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Recent Health Inspections in Southampton
The Bucks County Health Department recently inspected eleven establishments in Southampton.
New Weis Supermarket Gets Liquor License
Weis Market in the Marketplace at Huntingdon Valley recently had its liquor license approved; this will allow customers to drink wine and beer in the store and to carry out six packs.
Daytime Burglary on Rick Road
Police said the burglar forced open the rear door of the home.
BYOB to Robin Hood Restaurant
Robin Hood Restaurant patrons are now welcome to bring beer and wine to enjoy with their meal.


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Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Thu, Jun 5 2:35pm · View
Estudo ALTTO sobre terapia combinada anti HER2, no Câncer de Mama, indica que um único agente, o Trastuzumabe, permanece como o padrão ouro de tratamento
CHICAGO — No maior estudo clínico já realizado para analisar a eficácia do tratamento do câncer de mama HER2 positivo, com um ou com a combinação de dois medicamentos, os pesquisadores relataram que o uso do lapatinibe (Tykerb) não apresentou benefício ao tratamento auxiliar padrão com trastuzumabe (Herceptin), conforme apresentado durante o 50º encontro anual da Sociedade Americana de Oncologia Clínica (ASCO — American Society of Clinical Oncology).
Resultados do estudo clínico de fase III ALTTO (Adjuvant Lapatinib and/or Trastuzumab Treatment Optimization Study) demonstraram que ao acrescentar lapatinibe ao tratamento com trastuzimabe e quimioterapia não melhorou os resultados gerais para os pacientes (definidos como sobrevida livre da doença ou sobrevida total) e que o uso de lapatinibe aumentou de forma significativa a toxicidade do tratamento. [...]
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Thu, Jun 5 2:12pm · View
Cáncer de mama: Estudio ALTTO sobre terapia combinada anti HER2, encuentra que agente único — el Trastuzumab — sigue siendo el mejor tratamiento estándar
CHICAGO — En el mayor estudio clínico que prueba la eficacia de un tratamiento versus dos drogas para tratar el cáncer de mama HER2-positivo, lapatinib (Tykerb ) no agregó beneficio en relación a la terapia adyuvante estándar, trastuzumab (Herceptin), según informan investigadores de la 50a reunión anual de la Sociedad Americana de Oncología Clínica (ASCO).
Los resultados del ensayo clínico de fase III, ALTTO (Estudio de Optimización de Tratamiento Adyuvante Lapatinib y/o Trastuzumab), demostraron que agregando lapatinib a trastuzumab y quimioterapia no mejoró el resultado del paciente (definido como supervivencia libre de enfermedad o supervivencia sin progresión de ésta), y que el uso de lapatinib incrementó significativamente la toxicidad del tratamiento. [...]
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Thu, Jun 5 10:53am · View
Tamanho do tumor é fator determinante para resposta a tratamento com medicamento promissor para tratamento de melanoma
CHICAGO — Ao examinar porque alguns pacientes com melanoma avançado respondem tão bem à imunoterapia experimental MK-3475, enquanto outros obtêm uma resposta mais fraca, pesquisadores da Clínica Mayo de Jacksonville, na Flórida, descobriram que o tamanho dos tumores, antes do tratamento, era a variável mais forte. [...]
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Thu, Jun 5 10:47am · View
Tamaño del tumor es factor determinante en la respuesta a una promisoria droga para tratar el melanoma
CHICAGO —Al examinar por qué algunos pacientes con melanoma avanzado responden tan bien a la inmunoterapia experimental MK-3475, mientras que otros tienen una respuesta menos sólida, los investigadores de la Clínica Mayo en Jacksonville, Flórida, descubrieron que el tamaño de los tumores, antes del tratamiento, era la variable más importante. [...]
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Sun, Jun 1 7:30am · View
ALTTO Test of Dual HER2 Blockade Finds Single Agent - Trastuzumab - Remains Gold Standard
Journalists: Broadcast soundbites with Dr. Perez are available in the downloads.
CHICAGO — In the largest clinical trial testing the effectiveness of one versus two drugs to treat HER2-positive breast cancer, lapatinib (Tykerb) did not add benefit to the standard trastuzumab (Herceptin) adjuvant therapy, researchers report at the 50th annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
Results of the phase III clinical trial, ALTTO (Adjuvant Lapatinib and/or Trastuzumab Treatment Optimization study), demonstrated that adding lapatinib to trastuzumab and chemotherapy did not improve patient outcome (defined as disease-free survival or overall survival), and that use of lapatinib significantly increased toxicity.
"These findings suggest that standard adjuvant (post-surgery) treatment for early stage HER2-positive breast cancer should remain trastuzumab in combination with chemotherapy," says Edith A. Perez, M.D., deputy director at large of the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, and director of the Breast Cancer Translational Genomics Program at Mayo Clinic in Florida.
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Fri, May 30 3:23pm · View
Tumor Size is Defining Factor to Response from Promising Melanoma Drug
CHICAGO — In examining why some advanced melanoma patients respond so well to the experimental immunotherapy MK-3475, while others have a less robust response, researchers at Mayo Clinic in Florida found that the size of tumors before treatment was the strongest variable.
They say their findings, being presented June 2 at the 50th annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), offered several clinical insights that could lead to different treatment strategies and perhaps influence staging of advanced melanoma.
"This was the first robust assessment to determine the impact of baseline tumor size on clinical endpoints in patients with metastatic melanoma — in particular — those receiving MK-3475. Our findings suggest the location of spread is less important than the amount of tumor that is present before treatment," says the study's lead investigator, Richard W. Joseph, M.D., an oncologist at Mayo Clinic in Florida.
Journalists: Broadcast sound bites with Dr. Joseph are available in the downloads.
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Mon, Feb 3 3:39pm · View
Uggie, four-legged star of the Oscar-winning film "The Artist," to visit Mayo Clinic
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Feb. 3 — Uggie, the scene-stealing Jack Russell terrier in the 2012 Oscar-winning film "The Artist" will visit Mayo Clinic on Thursday, Feb. 6. Uggie will be in Jacksonville to meet Mayo's Caring Canines, the volunteer dogs who greet patients and visitors at the clinic.
The visit by Uggie and his owner/trainer, Omar Von Muller, is open to the public, at 12:30 p.m. Thursday in Walker Auditorium in the clinic's Davis Building. Von Muller will share Uggie's amazing success story of going from a puppy headed for the pound to worldwide fame. Uggie will perform some of the tricks that delighted fans of "The Artist" in which he portrayed a loyal dog who courageously rescues his owner from a fire. The film received five Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor, Jean Dujardin.
There are 19 volunteer dogs in Mayo's Caring Canines program. They make daily "meet-and-greet" visits to patients and visitors, providing warmth and unconditional love.
"The Caring Canines play a valuable role in supporting Mayo Clinic's commitment to the healing of mind, body and spirit," says Peter Dorsher, M.D., chair of Mayo's Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. "Uggie's impact on people worldwide is further evidence of the human/animal bond and how it can improve our health and well-being. We're delighted to have him meet our volunteer dogs." [...]
Paul Scotti (@pscotti) posted · Thu, Nov 14 2013 · View
Blood and Marrow Transplant Program of Mayo Clinic, Nemours Children's Clinic and Wolfson Children's Hospital Earns National Accreditation Renewal
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Blood and Marrow Transplantation Program of Mayo Clinic, Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, and Wolfson Children's Hospital has been awarded a three-year accreditation renewal by the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT). The foundation awarded the accreditation renewal after thorough site visits at all collection, transplantation and laboratory facilities at the three locations.
"We are pleased that Mayo Clinic, Nemours Children's Clinic and Wolfson Children's Hospital have met the requirements of the Foundation and have been granted accreditation for their joint Blood and Marrow Transplantation Program," said Phyllis Warkentin, M.D., FACT medical director.
"The teamwork and cooperation between all three organizations in the program has never been better," said Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Director Michael Joyce, M.D., Ph.D., a pediatric hematologist/oncologist at Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville. "FACT accreditation is a promise to our patients that we are adhering to and meeting the highest standards in the field. The hematology/oncology physicians, nurses, laboratory and support staff of Nemours, Wolfson Children's and Mayo Clinic work very hard to achieve maintain these standards."
The joint program was created in 2001 to allow for greater collaboration in physician and staff expertise, research and clinical protocols. Wolfson Children's Hospital and Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, will celebrate their Blood and Marrow Transplant Program's 20th anniversary next year. Many patient referrals to the Blood and Marrow Transplant Program come from physicians in Jacksonville, across Florida and south Georgia, across the United States and internationally. Since it was established, the combined program has transplanted patients with a variety of illnesses including leukemia, neuroblastoma, sickle cell disease, bone marrow disorders, multiple myeloma, lymphoma, brain tumors, Ewing's sarcoma, and amyloidosis. Stem cell sources include the patient, immediate family members, volunteer unrelated adult marrow donors or donated umbilical cord blood donor units. More than 970 transplants have been completed during this time.
The program shares a single cryopreservation laboratory (where hematopoietic stem cells are frozen and processed) at Mayo Clinic. Mayo maintains the program's adult Blood and Marrow Transplant Unit, and Wolfson Children's Hospital maintains Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant beds on the Hematology/Oncology Unit in the J. Wayne and Delores Barr Weaver Tower. The joint program shares information systems, quality and other clinical and administrative staff.
"We are excited to receive this accreditation. It is a welcome recognition and 'badge of honor' for our program. It also informs and assures our patients, referring physicians and insurance companies of the highest standards of patient care and laboratory practices in our program," said Vivek Roy, M.D., hematologist/oncologist at Mayo Clinic in Florida and medical director of the adult Blood and Marrow Transplant Program.


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--The Cardinals weren't amazed by Larry Fitzgerald's acrobatic catches in the fourth quarter of the season finale against the Seahawks. They see it every day in practice.
"We're spoiled Monday through Saturday because we see it all day," center Lyle Sendlein said of Fitzgerald's catches. "We come out here on Sundays and it's just another day. And we watch it on film and it's, 'Oh, there's Larry being Larry again. Move on to the next play.'"
Cornerback Patrick Peterson, who can make a huge play or two himself, marvels at Fitzgerald often. "I've seen him make a catch with two fingers," Peterson said.
--Coach Ken Whisenhunt rarely passes up a chance to be a smart aleck. He certainly didn't when asked what his quarterback situation would be heading into 2012.
"Well, we've got three right now. We'll probably sign a few more."
--Whisenhunt maintained throughout the year that the Cardinals suffered from having no offseason work. So how does he explain teams with new coaches, such as San Francisco, doing so well?
"San Francisco had a number of veteran players that had played together. I'm not comparing teams. They've done a great job. For us, I can focus on what I think happened or what happened with us from the impact of the lockout: We had 51 new guys, which was over half of our team, we had a tremendous amount of young guys who were playing a new scheme defensively. We had a new quarterback who had never been in our scheme. So we had a lot of things that we had to learn."
Whisenhunt has mentioned the 51 new players statistic quite often. Most of those, however, were signed to fill out an expanded training camp roster of 90 players.
Offensive struggles plagued Cardinals in 2011
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Top model Lara Stone has a foodie backup plan should her modelling career dry up.
BY Olivia Bergin | 25 September 2012
Photo: GETTY
Lara Stone is a model who likes her food. Team Telegraph spotted her stocking up on cupcakes in the Primrose Bakery not so long ago, and those famous creamy curves have a lot to answer for: Stone has an exclusive contract as the face of Calvin Klein, the affections of comedian husband David Walliams and a year-long stint as GQ's Woman of the Year.
So should - heaven forbid - everything go south, the Dutch beauty has a positively English backup plan.
READ: Lara Stone gets upfront for Calvin Klein
"I'd like to have my own burger place," the 28-year-old told the Sunday Times .
Getting stuck in: Lara Stone enjoys a feast with a friend. Photo: rex
"I'm going to call it Lara's Baps and Buns. There's not a proper good caff here. I want a proper good chips place" she said. "They're all too fancy. [My life] is quite fancy, but I still like chips. That's the plan."
With a name like that, we're sure hungry punters - including the bum-crack flashing builder variety - would be queuing out the door for a nibble on Lara's baps.
IN PICTURES: The glamorous life of Lara Stone's dog
Conchita Wurst dresses down in suspenders for Karl Lagerfeld in new shoot
Model Ataui Deng found in New York hospital after going missing for two weeks


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Monday, January 28, 2013, 08:39 am PT (11:39 am ET)
LG Display said to lessen reliance on Apple for 2013Increased competition, as well as concerns that others may be gaining on Apple, will lead component supplier LG Display to court other clients in order to buttress its bottom line against any potential downturn in Apple's fortunes.
The South Korean conglomerate's display segment will look to market its differentiated products including IPS panels, FPR-type 3D TV panels, and WRGB OLED panels to electronics clients outside of Apple, according to BrightWire, which cited News Tomato on the report.
LG is said to face increased competition for sourcing for Apple displays.
Investor worries on the long-term viability of Apple's growth and margins is reportedly behind the display maker's decision to further diversify its clientele. The company may, though, also be looking to gain some leverage against Apple, which factors hugely into LGD's revenues and profits.
Also a concern is increasing competition from Japanese companies Sharp and Japan Display. The Wall Street Journal noted that the recently weakened Japanese yen could help those companies become more attractive to Apple for display sourcing.
LG is among the world's largest manufacturers of displays for mobile devices, second only to Samsung among flat-panel makers by revenue. Apple tapped the company, along with AU Optronics, to supply displays for last year's iPad mini, and a report in October claimed that Apple was relying heavily on LG to supply screens for its iPad mini, fourth-generation iPad, 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro, and redesigned iMacs.
LG has benefited from the partnership, as panels for tablets and smartphones accounted for about 31 percent of LG Display's sales in the fourth quarter of 2012. Analysts estimate that sales to Apple made up more than a quarter of LGD's 2012 revenue, and possibly as much as 70 percent of its profits.
For the most recent quarter, LG Display reported net profits of 319 billion won ($298 million). LCD panels for TVs were the biggest portion of LGD's fourth quarter revenue at 43 percent, while tablet and mobile device panels accounted for 17 and 14 percent, respectively.
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Don't call this guy a one-minute man! An American student living in Germany spent hours trapped inside a 32-ton sculpture of--wait for it--a giant vagina. It took 22 firefighters--all of whom must have been stifling their laughter--to release the student from the clutches of the man-eating vagina. Talk about keeping it tight!
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Located outside the Tübengen University institute for microbiology and virology, the statue, designed by Peruvian artist Fernando de la Jara was first unveiled in 2001. Made of red Veronese marble, the cave-like structure is meant to celebrate the vagina as a gateway into the world, a life-giving canal. We all know art speaks to people in different ways, but in this case, the student was clearly overcome with a Liz Lemon-esque, "I want to go to there" feeling. But, alas, this particular canal was not designed for re-entry.
It's unclear how the student became trapped, but the mayor of Tübingen was not amused by his exploring shenanigans. Internet users, however, have been quite tickled by the photos of the unnamed student circulating the web--most of which show him laying on the ground, his legs lodged in the statue's crevices, his arms and upper body free, and a backpack laying on the floor next to him. The photos have led to a plethora of birthing jokes, sexual double-entendres, and genitalia-centric puns. My favorite? "He should O'Keefe himself out of trouble!" And can you blame them? So much for hitting it and quitting it!
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Irish eyes won't be smiling Sunday, March 30, when Killarney's Restaurant & Irish Pub goes out with a bang after a seven-year run at the Riverside Plaza.
The original, 9 ½-year-old Killarney's in Temecula will remain open, said Dave Nichols, 36, co-owner of both pubs.
Nichols expects a big crowd to join the 40 Riverside employees at the 5,000-square-foot joint to celebrate Saturday's Ale Fest and Sunday's Last Muggers.
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Enter GymFlow, a new startup created by four current and former students from the University of Southern California.
GymFlow launched at USC's Lyon Recreation Center earlier this year in February. Within a month of launching, peak hour traffic decreased by about 20%, but the same number of people were still going to the gym, GymFlow's business development manager Nhi Duong tells Business Insider.
GymFlow works by tapping into the gym's IT center to provide real-time traffic data, since a lot of them require you to swipe a card at the turnstyle. GymFlow also uses that data to predict how crowded the gym will be in the future.
With commercial gyms, it can be difficult for managers to see the value. But people really dread the crowds at gyms, and even cancel memberships because of that. In fact, Duong says 40% of gym members cancel yearly.
GymFlow charges a monthly fee to gyms for analytics, with the value proposition of retaining members. Down the road, GymFlow hopes to expand into places like restaurants, shopping malls, and clubs.
GymFlow is part of USC's startup incubator in partnership with VC firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers and United Talent Agency, the Viterbi Startup Garage. As part of the program, each startup receives $20,000 in funding, space, and other resources.
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We offer six guest bedrooms for guests to choose. Each of the rooms is equipped with a range of in room facilities including a television complete with cable channels and a DVD player. We feature three fully equipped modern bathrooms and four WC rooms which all bedrooms share use of. Please note our twin rooms when booked for single occupancy are offered at a reduced rate- the reduction is applied directly at the B&B. Bedlinen & towels are included in the prices.
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Remember the movie "300"? It's a fantasy action film about the 300 soldiers of Sparta who engage in a David and Goliath battle against a much larger and more powerful Persian army in 480 BC. On April 18, a documentary will be released that chronicles a present day David versus Goliath fight. But this time, the oystermen of Pointe a la Hache, La., play the role of David.
"Vanishing Pearls: The Oystermen of Pointe a la Hache," details the struggles of the watermen in this Louisiana town. It's a primarily African-American fishing village of 300 residents who have worked the waters there for generations. Fishing, as one woman in the documentary says, is everything to the area.
But when the Deepwater Horizon oil well exploded in 2010, eventually releasing some 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, the fishermen's fortunes took a devastating turn. The 90-minute film, produced, written and directed by Nailah Jefferson, documents their struggles in the years following the spill.
It's not a pretty picture. But it's a tale that needs to be told.
In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, we can barely get our arms around Russian President Vladimir Putin's saber rattling before the story gets kicked to the curb in favor of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. The BP oil spill, its devastating effect upon Louisiana fisheries and the harvesters who depend on them? That's so 2010, isn't it?
It's all the more reason "Vanishing Pearls" — and other documentaries that study the plight of American fishermen — need to be made, and more importantly be seen.
People must know what's happening to Pointe a la Hache and to other small fishing villages in the Gulf of Mexico and around the country. So take a moment to watch the documentary trailer below. Then share it with anyone you think needs to know that U.S. fishing communities matter and are well-worth preserving.
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The scientific formula for figuring out whether a mattress is comfortable enough for you goes something like this: Lie on it, roll around, assume several sleeping positions and have your partner flop around next to you. Actually, there's more science to it than that. Here's what you need to know about the types of mattresses available:
All innerspring mattresses and box springs have the same basic construction. The center of the mattress consists of a number of springs, or coils, joined together with wire or twine, or encased in individual pockets of fabric. The springs, are made of wire; the thicker the wire, the lower the gauge number (so 13-gauge is stronger than 16-gauge). Mattresses can have 800 coils or more, but you can get a very good mattress with far fewer.
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6 new rumored features of the iPad 3
Summary: 8" iPad, Retina Display, smaller dock connector, LTE, and more, coming March 7th from Apple
TOPICS: Legal, Enterprise Software, Hardware, iPad, Mobility, Networking, Processors
I've been covering all of the rumors around the iPad 3, so I figured one more couldn't hurt.
Before I get into the latest rumor, let me recap some of the others.
8" iPadFirst off, reports have surfaced that Apple may be testing an 8" display. I previously reported on that, but recently it has been all but confirmed by a "person close to the matter". In all seriousness, the same person that told me about the Kindle Fire weeks before Amazon announced it, mentioned that he saw the 8" iPad working. Keep in mind, it could just be a sample and not actually going to market, but I've got my fingers crossed.
Retina DisplayiFixit got its hands on what it believes to be the iPad 3 display. I've included the video below, where the site goes into detail around the screen that MacRumors sent to them. It definitely has all of the characteristics of the rumored iPad 3, not to mention it has a different display connector (see other rumor). If the iPad gets a retina-like display, it's going to be a game changer. See the video below.
Quad-core Apple A6 processorOther rumors have come out now showing a rumored A5 chip for the iPad 3, with the A6 coming later this year. We won't know until March 7th, but I do think it's funny that we already have rumors now debunking and delaying other rumors.
4G LTE radio for Verizon and AT&TThis one would make a lot of sense for Apple, since it would then let the iPad 3 work on the latest networks. It would require some different placement on the boards, which goes in line with what iFixit discovered, so you never know.
Better front and rear camerasWe've now seen photos that show a larger camera on the back, and even a different size back of the iPad to accommodate. Again, all rumors, but they are all starting to fit together.
New dock connectorWe know that the dock connector is a pretty sizable piece in a very small device. Now there are rumors that we'll see a "micro dock" connector. This would make sense, and I'm sure that Apple could sell a converter for older accessories. Given all of the magic that's being packed into the boards of iPhones and iPads, reducing the size of something like the connector would make room for a lot more chips on the board.
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The Apple website said it was $10,000 to the app store lol. Not the APPLE STORE
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Great depression reference lol. Someone knows their history
Also, just because the yuan is worth less doesn't mean prices are lower. It means that it take more yuan to equal the 10,000. It's not like 200 yuan will buy an iPhone, it's probably thousand of yuan
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Vegetarian Restaurants: (9 Listings)
The Juicery
51 Hanover St (at downtown) ~ PH: 603-431-0693
Inexpensive-- Vegan-friendly, Organic, American, Fast food, Juice bar, Take-out--- Additional Info: Cafe serving vegan food, fresh juices, smoothies, wheatgrass shots, and wraps. Offers bee pollen and sometimes bags of honey mustard chips. Accepts credit cards. Open Mon-Sun 7:45am-6pm.-- Rating: 4 HappyCow(s)
5 Thai Bistro
40 Pleasant St ~ PH: 603-373-8871
Moderate-- Ovo, Thai, Beer/Wine, Take-out, Delivery, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Thai food restaurant with spacious interior. Offers noodles, curries, and many vegetable dishes which could be requested without egg. Sauces are reportedly vegetarian (no fish or oyster sauces), and several dishes are labeled as wheat-free. The fried tofu and other veggies are cooked in vegetable oil. Your choice of spice level. Accepts credit cards. Open Mon-Thur 11am-9pm, Fri 11am-10pm, Sat 12-10pm, Sun 12-9pm.-- Rating: 4 HappyCow(s)
45 Gosling Rd ~ PH: 603-433-5981
Inexpensive-- Lacto, Mexican, Fast food, Take-out, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Fast food chain where you could customize your order (tacos, burritos, bowls) and request no cheese/dairy. Some of its locations offer a soyfrito filling that's made from soy protein. Accepts credit cards. Open daily.-- Rating: Not rated yet
Colby's Breakfast and Lunch
105 Daniel St (at Congress St) ~ PH: 603-436-3033
Inexpensive-- Ovo, Lacto, American, Take-out, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Traditional American breakfast food and brunch place. Not much for vegans but ovo-lacto vegetarians will be able to find something here. Open Mon-Sun 7am-2pm.-- Rating: Not rated yet
Dos Amigos
107 State St ~ PH: 603-373-6001
Inexpensive-- Vegan-friendly, Ovo, Lacto, Mexican, American, Fast food, Take-out, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Several locations. Has a spinach and tofu wrap, a vegan chili, and several other vegetarian choices. Dairy is used in the burrito and wraps, so vegans need to specify. Accepts credit cards. Open Sun-Thur 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-1:30am.-- Rating: 3.5 HappyCow(s)
Me and Ollies
10 Pleasant St (at Market Square) ~ PH: 603-436-7777
Moderate-- Ovo, Lacto, American, Bakery, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Me & Ollies is a bakery chain, but this location includes a cafe which offers a few vegan items which are clearly labeled. Soymilk is available for coffee drinks. {"openhours":[],"note":""}-- Rating: Not rated yet
River House Restaurant
53 Bow St ~ PH: 603-431-2600
Moderate-- Ovo, Lacto, American, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Restaurant on the waterfront. Primarily meat stuff but does offers an in-house-made black bean burger though reportedly uses butter - so check. Has a gluten free section on menu. {"openhours":[],"note":""}-- Rating: Not rated yet
The Friendly Toast - Portsmouth
121 Congress St ~ PH: 603-430-2154
Moderate-- Lacto, Ovo, American, Beer/Wine, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Diner food with large all-day breakfast menu. Breads are not vegan, but that there are tofu scrambles, wraps and other basic vegan options. Owner is veg-inclined with around 1/2 of the menu being ovo-lacto vegetarian suitable. This location is open all hours on the weekend. Accepts credit cards. Open Mon-Thur 7am-10pm, Fri 7am-11:59pm, Sat 12am-11:59pm, Sun 12am-9pm.-- Rating: 3 HappyCow(s)
The Portsmouth Brewery
56 Market St ~ PH: 603-431-1115
Moderate-- Lacto, American, Beer/Wine, Non-veg--- Additional Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Predominately meat menu with several vegetarian items, marked on the menu with a picture of a tomato. Accepts credit cards. {"openhours":[],"note":""}-- Rating: 4 HappyCow(s)
Health Food Stores, Vegan Shops, Vegan Bakeries, Vegetarian B&Bs, Veg Catering, Veg*n Organizations: (1 Listing)
Portsmouth Health Foods
151 Congress St ~ PH: 603-436-1722
Has a deli that serves made-to-order sandwiches as well as prepared ones for takeaway. Vegan-friendly. {"openhours":[],"note":""}-- Rating: 4.5 HappyCow(s)
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