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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A Struthers couple faces new charges after a grand jury indicts them in the death of a 14-year-old boy.
A Mahoning County grand jury handed up the indictment against 43-year-old Zaryl Bush and 32-year-old Shain Widdersheim late Thursday afternoon.
The indictment includes two counts of murder against Bush, citing that he purposely caused the death of 14-year-old Teddy Foltz and that the boy's death was caused as a result of being assaulted.
Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul Gains said, "The grand jury found that there's probable cause to believe Mr. Bush beat Teddy Foltz. Basically, beat him unconscious; put him in a coma and a week later he died from his injuries."
Other counts against Bush include involuntary manslaughter, felonious assault and tampering with evidence.
Foltz's mother, 32-year-old Shain Widdersheim had only been charged with child endangering, but is now also indicted on one count of involuntary manslaughter and another for obstructing justice.
"We don't have evidence that she assaulted these children herself, but the evidence strongly suggests that she failed to protect them from Mr. Bush," Gains said.
Between Bush and Widdersheim, they are indicted on 10 counts of child endangering, not only for what happened to Teddy Foltz, but also in regard to his 10-year-old twin brothers.
"That investigation is progressing. They were not charged with beating the other children, but they were charged with child endangering by failing to protect these other two children," Gains said.
Also, where the twin brothers are concerned, Bush is indicted on two counts of intimidation, for threatening the boys, who are witnesses in this case.
Zaryl Bush, had initially been charged with rape, but the grand jury found no evidence to indict him on that charge.
"There was no physical evidence linking Zaryl Bush or anyone else to any sexual conduct with that child," Gains said.
Bush faces 41 years to life in prison. Widdersheim faces 31 years.
How the counts are listed in the Mahoning County Grand Jury Indictment:
Count 1: Murder (against Zaryl Bush)
Count 2: Murder (against Zaryl Bush)
Count 3: Felonious Assault (against Bush)
Counts 4-7: Child Endangering of Teddy Foltz (against Bush)
Counts 8-9: Child Endangering of Foltz's twin brothers (against Bush)
Counts 10-11: Intimidation of Foltz's brothers (against Bush)
Count 12: Tampering with Evidence (against Bush)
Counts 13-14: Child Endangering of Teddy Foltz (against Shain Widdersheim)
Counts 15-16: Child Endangering of Foltz's twin brothers (against Shain Widdersheim)
Count 17: Obstruction of Justice (against Widdersheim)
Count 18: Involuntary Manslaughter (against Bush)
Count 19: Involuntary Manslaughter (against Widdersheim)


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RICH JAMES: Hatcher no doubt smiling on plethora of black county candidates
It was a good 30 years ago when Gary Mayor Richard Hatcher and the city's precinct organization bolted from the county Democratic convention.
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Youngsters filed into the new soccer arena at Collier Park on Friday morning to give County Supervisor Dianne Jacob a helping hand.
The occasion was the opening of the new soccer arena at Boys & Girls Club of Ramona. Jacob, along with the boys and girls and a few adults associated with the arena, shared the honors of cutting the big red ribbon to officially indicate the arena was ready for use.
Building the soccer arena was a joint venture between the County of San Diego and the Boys & Girls Club of Greater San Diego. The Board of Supervisors provided the majority of the funding at $372,000 from its Neighborhood Reinvestment Funds.
"This has been a passion of mine to build the best recreational facilities possible," Jacob said. "Our kids are so important to all of us as they are the future of the community... It also helps them stay out of trouble at the same time."
Jacob said that, over the years, the county's Neighborhood Investment Funds has provided more than $30 million to organizations seeking "to improve their projects for kids."
"That's county taxpayers' money, so it's money coming back into your community from the county," Jacob said.
The soccer arena also was funded by an additional $250,000 donation from the Boys & Girls Club of Greater San Diego. Its president, Danny Sherlock, credited the board of directors with raising most of the money.
"Board members raised the money or wrote the checks," Sherlock said. "It wouldn't be here without the support of the community of Ramona."
The regulation-sized field with its open-air, walled arena and artificial turf, is surrounded by four sides but has no roof. Low-energy lighting will conserve resources.
There is a scoreboard for home and visitors teams and bleachers for the spectators. Special areas have been set aside for fans in wheelchairs to be able to view the games at ground level through transparent sections in the walls.
Brian Albright, director of San Diego County Parks and Recreation, called Collier Park "one of the nicest community parks in the entire county," adding that its status as a county park preceded the County Parks and Recreation Department by 30 years. It is the oldest community park in San Diego County.
The soccer arena is another first for the County Parks and Recreation Department.
"This is the first in the county," Albright said. "It's going to be a lot of fun for everyone that plays on it."
Collier Park is located on eight acres at 626 E St. The soccer arena will be maintained and operated by the Boys & Girls Club of Ramona through an agreement with the county. The arena will be available for other youth and adult soccer games by other groups.


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Good interview and as much as I dislike McCarver as an announcer, he does a pretty good job with his talk show. Seeing him and Gibby chew the fat was a blast. A lot of background bio stuff on Gibby I had no idea about, like his first name originally being Pack.
It was a fun 30 minute program. I recorded it. If the recording turned out ok, I could offer it to VEB members, free of charge on DVD.


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In the event where the virtual humans and real humans co-exist on Mars, there may be conflicts between the two entities. It is easy for us to imagine that the humans will always win over the pseudo-human anthropomorphic beings. But, we must also remind ourselves that the virtual humans will be designed by other humans, with their own, personal ambitions. Can they not program those ambitions into their own images? Would that not create a competition, and even warfare between the humans and the pseudo-humans? Does that mean that there will be a different set of laws for the robots or computers performing tasks previously only in the domain of humans? Or, will there be treaties and requirements not to program any ambitions into the machines? Is it nowor will it ever bepossible to stop the progress of technology?
Technology will always progress. But, all possible governance models have already been tried on earth. Most of those models have failed. So, more humanistic models had to be tried as a last resort; after all, governance must be maintained in order to have polities. Was the switch always voluntary on the part of the human populations? Certainly not; the process was often bloody, with both the members of the administrative organs and members of the population losing members to the grim reaper. Was the switch done because the earlier governance model was not humanistic enough? If the population is unhappy, sooner-or-later, they will move on the cause of their unhappiness.


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HP Envy 17 3D (late 2011)
Reviewed by squishyhobo (Currently owns)
The usual HP things:
- Great tech specs that work just as they should for really cheap.
- The worst trackpad known to man (if you buy an HP laptop, you also have to buy a mouse.)
- Heat issues. This laptop won't burn your wrist or crash in regular use, but don't play Crysis while resting it on a pillow.
This laptop comes with several configurations of specs. I personally purchases a refurbished version for $1000 with an i7 2.2 Ghz, 2x640GB Hard Drive, and 6GB of RAM, and the HD Radeon 6850m. They are great specs, and they work just like they should.
One of the main things I was looking for in a laptop was a 1080p screen. If you have ever used a 1080p monitor before, you know how great it is to have so much screen real estate, and not having to give that up when you leave your office is really liberating. I'm not an expert on screens, but I have four other monitors and the built in one looks the best. This laptop has a vga, an hdmi, and a mini-display port so I have been using a 3 monitor set-up. I've found that I seldom use a 4th monitor but that I use a 3 almost constantly.
3d is definitely worth it. This laptop comes with Tridef 3d integration pre-installed. Tridef allows you to play any game created using Direct X in 3d, and it turns out that every game ever made uses direct X. 3d gaming is at first breathtaking, but that wears off. The real benefit is that it is incredibly immersive. I felt that gaming was just a better experience in 3d and not in the same way as setting your graphics higher, it really feels like you are wearing one of those virtual reality helmets from science fiction. Gaming is the only place you can find complete 3d support though. You can watch 3d dvds, but don't plan on streaming anything or watching 3d youtube videos because there is no support for it.
When you run a game in 3d, the monitor runs at 120 fps instead of the standard 60 fps. The glasses alternate between your left and right eye so that you still get 60 fps while also having a 3d experience without eye strain. This means that your graphics card is basically rendering the game for 2 1080p monitors. The Envy line has been updated to the HD Radeon 7850m instead of the 6850m recently but if you are buying used make sure you know what you are getting. The 6850m is still very good though, and although it won't run Crysis 2 on high in 3d, it will run Assasins Creed II, Mafia II and Skyrim in 3d.
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Outlaw Claimed by Kings
Adrian Wojnarowski claims that the Sacramento Kings put in a bid for Travis Outlaw and have won his services for the next four years. The Kings bid $3 million, reducing the Nets' liability to Outlaw by $12 million over the next four years. The acquisition of Outlaw would seem to take Sacramento out of the mix for Andrei Kirilenko as well. Both the Knicks and Thunder were reportedly interested in Outlaw but it's uncertain if the Thunder bid for the 6'9" forward. The Knicks, over the cap, could not bid and were hoping Outlaw would clear waivers and become a free agent.


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Blog Post: The Most Entertaining Guide to Landing Page Optimization You'll Ever Read
Woah! This post has some of the best information on CRO I've seen in a long time. It definitely breaks the whole concept down into much easier to digest and easier to understand details.
Time to print this off and add it to my resources drawer.
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Laws continue to fall short when it comes to keeping up with the internet, but a recent ruling out of Virginia could mean changes to online rights.
The First Amendment protects free speech and an appeals court judge in that state says physically clicking the "like" button on Facebook is the same as saying someone likes something on Facebook.
One might say, obviously, however this ruling sets a new precedent.
An elected official in Virginia fired one of his staff members for clicking like on his opponent's campaign page. The employees said their first amendment rights were violated, and the judge agreed. This ruling overturns a former ruling saying Facebook likes are not free speech.
Where this gets tricky is now in the eyes of the court when a user likes, or shares something it is assumed the person supports it. The court says these likes are like political lawn signs and represent symbolic expression.
This idea of a thumbs up implies support.
The ruling is digging up more questions. How will this impact Twitter? Are retweets now automatic endorsements? Is it the same as the like button? Future courts will have to figure that out, too.
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Perhaps no form of music is better suited to the story of _Moby Dick_ than metal. Dealing with whales, ships, water and intangibles like OBSESSION and REVENGE, the subject matter is pretty heavy. Projecting this story, American metal band Mastodon unleashes _Leviathan_. Probably the best thing you can say about it is that it is an epic that creeps up on you. Even listening to it abstractly, one slowly begins to recognize hethe brilliant intuition behind the musical flow. There is a feeling of great satisfaction when the last track plays, a feeling that evades most album creation.
Though resembling their namesake in terms of lumbering heaviness, Mastodon is a dexterous beast, from their brisk and tight metal rhythms to Brann Dailor's fusion-esque drumming. Aggressive vocals are set with the churning waves of hulking riffs, with harmonic subtlety and some stunningly melodic parts without pretense. And they are metal through and through, with scores of meaty, blood-dripping riffs heavy enough to liquefy some heads.
The best song is the climax, "Hearts Alive", which manipulates highly evocative atmospheres to orchestrate the dreadful, unstoppable crush of fate over its 13 minutes, and all with awesome riffs no less. The album is concluded with a somewhat uneasy electric-acoustic instrumental, "Joseph Merrick".
I am reviewing the "deluxe" edition which comes with a bonus DVD featuring live tracks and some cuts from _Leviathan_ mixed in 5.1 surround. The extra musical features will probably be more meaningful to others…I am strictly interested in deluxe edition's amazingly sexy jewel case. If you value the aesthetic side of CD packaging, this is the one to have.


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Affordable Care Act: Benefits and Resources for Employers
Health Care Reform for Small Business: If you're a small business owner and do not currently offer health insurance to your employees, the new health care law can help you do so. Small business can start here to research and look through plans for their employees.
Tax Credit for Small Businesses that Insure their Employees: The small business health care tax credit helps small businesses and small tax-exempt organizations afford the cost of covering their employees.
Small Business Insurance Finder Tool: Allows small business owners and self-employed individuals to compare the benefits and costs of health plans and choose those that are best for their employees. Each state will incorporate this function for small business owners into their state Health Insurance Marketplace.


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Nick Park first created Wallace and Gromit in his student sketchbook at art college, and developed them in Plasticine for his film school graduate project, "A Grand Day Out". "The Art of Wallace and Gromit" revisits these early sketches and follows the evolution of Wallace and Gromit and their many friends and foes, not to mention their countless cracking contraptions.
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Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
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Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
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According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
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It appears many of the key players from the Storm roster may not be on the team for long.
Tonight veteran Storm defenseman lineman Cory Johnsen told KSFY Sports that the entire roster got released today. The status of the team is unknown at this point.
Johnsen said that storm owner Todd Tryon and head coach Kurtiss Riggs are going to meet to make a decision.
Star quarterback Chris Dixon and a number of other storm players tweeted that they are out of jobs.
Now we have not gotten any confirmation from the team but on the indoor football league's website, in the transaction section, it has all of the players listed as being released.
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Carlos Salcedo speaks with Grande Sports Academy PR after debut
Carlos Salcedo, RSL's first academy graduate to receive playing time with the first team, talks to Grande Sports Academy about his debut, his aspirations, and what it's taken him to get here. From the article: "He told me to be ready and told me how I did. I just feel so thankful with the coaching staff. Because it's a very good team and it feels so good to have a good head coach and I'm thankful. He said he is going to give me more opportunities."


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Com Truise is one of the many personas of producer and designer Seth Haley, born and raised in upstate New York and operating out of a 12'-overrun apartment in Princeton, New Jersey. An admitted synth obsessive, Com Truise is the maker of an experimental and bottom heavy style he calls "mid-fi synth-wave, slow-motion funk".
Haley's been making music on the side for roughly a decade—going through pseudonyms like toothbrushes (Sarin Sunday, SYSTM, Airliner)—first as a DJ, and currently, as an excavator of softer, window-fogging synth-wave.
While subliminally informed by both parental record collections and hints of faded electronics product design, Haley's Com Truise project isn't just nostalgia capitalization. There are fragments (read: DNA strands) of Joy Division, New Order, and the Cocteau Twins, but it's like you're hearing them through the motherboard of a waterlogged Xbox—demented and modern. He's got a way of making familiar things sound beautifully hand-smeared.
The first Com Truise release was the Cyanide Sisters EP—distributed for free on the AMdiscs label—where mellow stone-outs like "Sundriped" and "Slow Peels" sat next to harder IDM bangers ("BASF Ace" and "IWYWAW") and bumpy alt-funk trips ("Norkuy" and "Komputer"). After that came a single "Pyragony/Trypyra," and a series of eclectic podcast mixes titled "Komputer Cast." Now comfortably situated amidst the Ghostly roster, he's prepping his next warped pillage, and hopefully not changing that name again.
If you haven't heard of Phantoms yet, you're not alone. The two 23-year-olds have taken the 5AM underground dance scene by force seemingly overnight with a unique blend of dirty funk and deep electro grooves all their own. While the rise of the LA-based DJ/producer duo has left many questions unanswered, the buzz surrounding them suggests this may not be the case for long.
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Simpliklin Laundry Kiloan
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|Founded : 2009
|Industry : Laundry
|Website : http://www.simpliklin.co.nr
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|Address : Komplek Bulog Jl.Yanatera 16 No.5, Jakarta
|Estimated Investment : Rp. 59 – 99 Million
Simpliklin Laundry Kiloan provides Franchise / Waralaba business opportunity in Indonesia in Laundry Industry. Simpliklin offers Laundry Kiloan with modern technology hotel quality with low investment, fast turning profitable investment of capital and very easy to operate. The market is wide open.
SimpliKlin Laundry is a business that is managed professionally by qualified and experienced resources, especially in the field of service Laundry / dry cleaning with the concept of clean and press per kilogram packages.
Number of Outlets / Laundry franchise that bloom now prove the business services needed by modern society, by individual, corporate and hospitality.
Why Simpliklin Laundry
- Market Leader
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- Using a special laundry deodorizer that can be selected (non alcoholic)
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- Investment : Rp. 59 Million
- Franchise Fee : 3 years
- 2 Washing Machine + 1 Dryer
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- Investment : Rp. 79 Million
- Franchise Fee : 3 years
- 3 Washing Machine + 2 Dryer
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- Investment : Rp. 99 Million
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- 3 Washing Machine + 3 Dryer
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- Fill out the form Inquiry
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Warning: No funny witticisms or clever pictures follow. I'm supposed to be on vacation, dangit. And anyway, this isn't a funny event.
I'm supposed to be on vacation. After seeing this news, however, I simply had to log on and comment on this issue.
When I saw the news that Senator Sweatervest had resigned, my first thoughts, beyond only mild surprise, were, to paraphrase, "No one can give Mark Richt any guff anymore about his ticky-tack NCAA violations reported every year."
For years, Jim Tressel's reputation has been much like Mark Richt's. Both coaches were considered honorable, respectable men whose faith was important in their lives, and who strove to not only build championship teams, but uphold a higher level of ethical conduct in their program than was required by the NCAA.
A lot of people see the relatively frequent minor "ticky-tack" violations that UGA reports every year and assume that Mark Richt can't keep control of his program. Georgia self-reports NCAA violations of rules that are stupid, obsure, and minor... and somehow people then conclude that Mark Richt's players are either thugs or CMR simply can't enforce a reasonable disciplinary code.
We're finding out now that Jim Tresssel frequently took the other track, though, and willingly "looked the other way" while small violations happened under his watch, then escalated from minor "ticky tack" problems into tattoo-gate.
When you willingly allow yourself to be set on an ethical (and faith-based) pedestal, 100% full disclosure is the only option when it comes to transgressions of the law, be they of the NCAA or statutory variety. As a head coach, you might think it's really stupid for a cop to arrest a kid for coming to drive his brother's car home without a license (and you'd be right), but if you try to "pull some strings" or "keep the issue under wraps," then you send the message that for certain players, certain rules do not apply. The only way to teach the lesson to your team that your character, conduct and ethical standards are serious issues that cannot be contravened is to have a full-disclosure, no-cover-ups policy towards breaches of these policies. 18-22 year old kids are going to make bad decisions and make mistakes, no matter what character lessons you try to teach them. The fact that Georgia reports these minor violations doesn't mean that other programs don't have them, too... it simply means that Mark Richt doesn't want any of his actions to be construed as even possibly, potentially smelling of a cover-up.
Some may argue that these standards harm our program's top-level competitiveness, and to a certain extent, I agree. If you're Bobby Petrino or Houston Nutt, you don't have to worry about putting up a facade of "taking the higher ground" in the way you conduct your business. Personally, though, if it means having 2 SEC titles every decade instead of 4, I would happily take the trade-off of having a coach in whom I can be proud to call the head of my program.
Mark Richt makes no secret of the fact that he holds himself and his program to a higher level of conduct and character, and I love it. I am glad that, when my son or daughter comes into this world, I can proudly point them towards Coach Richt and say, "That's the kind of man/woman you want to be when you grow up." (I mean, I hope they say that about daddy, too... but having a major celebrity figure of whom you can be proud certainly doesn't hurt, either.)
If Mark Richt ever has a "Jim Tressel" moment, he knows he will destroy not only his job, but the entire personal example he has built up to this point. That's why he goes out of his way to try and make sure that (if you'll forgive the pun) every "i" is dotted and every "t" is crossed. That's why we should not be scraping him over the coals every time the University suspends him from recruiting for 14 days because he accidentally butt-dialed his wife on a no-wife-calling-from-3PM-to-6PM afternoon.
Mark Richt is a man of his word, and we should be celebrating that fact, and the fact that it is made ever clearer by this revelation from the State University of Ohio.
Go Dawgs!


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La Plagne consists of no fewer than 11 separate 'villages'. Each is a self-sufficient mini-resort, though they vary widely in character. They divide basically into two groups: seven units purpose-built at altitude in a broad bowl, on or above the treeline; and four real villages, adapted and expanded for skiing, at lower altitude on the fringes of the area.
At the heart of the high-altitude area, Plagne-Centre is aptly named: it is the focal point for shops and après. Directly below Centre is the chalet-filled suburb of Plagne 1800, spread across a steep hillside. A short lift ride away from Centre are the slightly higher units of Aime-la-Plagne, Plagne-Soleil and Plagne-Villages. Over a low ridge, beyond the last two, are Plagne-Bellecôte and Belle-Plagne above it.
Outside the main bowl, at the northern edge of the area, are Les Coches and Montchavin. At the southern edge is rustic Champagny. Beyond Aime-la-Plagne, at the western edge, is growing Montalbert. These are described later in the chapter.
A cable car from Montchavin links to Les Arcs via Peisey-Vallandry. Day trips by car to Val d'Isère–Tignes or the Trois Vallées resorts are possible. Staying in Champagny means quick access by car or taxi to Courchevel.
We like
Extensive and varied intermediate pistes, plus excellent off-piste
Good nursery slopes
High and fairly snow-sure
Wide choice of resort villages: high or low, convenient or cute
Wooded runs of lower satellite resorts are great in poor weather
Cable car link to Les Arcs
We don't like
Few steep pistes
Still lots of slow old chairlifts
Serious high-season queues
Pistes get very crowded in places
Lower villages can have poor snow, especially sunny Champagny
Brutal architecture in some villages
No long green runs
Upscale accommodation still rare
Village charm
Take your pick
The high-altitude villages vary quite a lot in character; our rating relates to Belle-Plagne and Plagne 1800, where most Brits go.
The first unit to be built, in the 1960s, was Plagne-Centre. Typical of its time, it has ugly square blocks and dreary indoor 'malls' that house shops, bars and restaurants. A three-year project is into its final stages to improve these malls, though we doubt they will manage to make them any less claustrophobic.
More recent developments are more stylish, but they can't compete with Centre in terms of facilities. Plagne 1800 is all in chalet style, so is visually inoffensive. Aime-la-Plagne, in stark contrast, is a group of monolithic blocks given a bold chalet-roof shape. Plagne-Soleil and Plagne-Villages mainly consist of small-scale apartment buildings finished in chalet style. The apartment buildings of Plagne-Bellecôte form a gigantic wall at the foot of the slopes leading down to it. By contrast, Belle-Plagne just above it is built in a pleasant chalet style, and has a mini-resort centre, though few shops.
No worries at altitude
The high-altitude villages are mostly ski-in/ski-out – but much of Plagne 1800 presents challenges because of its steep setting, which has to be negotiated on foot. At Plagne-Bellecôte you'll walk further inside your apartment building than outside. Belle-Plagne is now quite large, and spread over a steepish hillside that provokes the odd complaint from our easily tired readers. Readers find Plagne-Soleil works well.
A free bus system between the core villages within the bowl runs until 1am, and readers seem happy with it.
Look to the horizon
The scenery makes an attractive and varied backdrop to the less attractive core villages. Mont Blanc looms big on the horizon, especially from Montchavin and Les Coches. And there are good views over to Courchevel from the Champagny sector.
Snow reliability
Generally good except low down
Most of La Plagne's runs are snow-sure, being at altitudes between 2000m and 2700m on the largely north-facing open slopes above the purpose-built centres. The two sunny runs to Champagny are something else – one is often closed, the other (Les Bois) is kept open as much as possible with lots of artificial snow. Snowmaking on runs to all the villages is being improved. On our March 2011 visit we found most of the pistes in great condition, despite the lack of natural snowfall. Grooming is good but most reporters think the 'Natur' runs should be groomed sometimes.
Schools and guides
Reports are mixed
Each centre has its own ESF school, and we had a positive report in 2013 of Montchavin: 'My brother loved his two private lessons – instructor was polite, patient, top-notch.' But also in 2013, an 11-year-old boy was unimpressed by the ESF in Plagne 1800: 'The usual follow-the-leader and poor communication.' We've had good reports for Champagny: 'Great day's off-piste guiding; he found us powder all day'; 'for the near-beginner in our group, the lessons were fun'. In Belle-Plagne (arranged by Ski Esprit): 'My four-year-old had positive and encouraging instructors, and progressed well.' The Oxygène school in Plagne-Centre is 'wholly recommended for anyone looking for introductory snowboard instruction' by one 2013 reporter, while another 'had 14 people in the group despite the website claiming they had a maximum of 8 to 10'. Reflex based in 1800 and Evolution 2 based in Montchavin have had good past reviews. Antenne Handicap offers private lessons for skiers with any kind of disability.
Last year's snowfall provided by the Ski Club of Great Britain
Upper Piste (cm)
Lower Piste
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For families
Good facilities
Several UK chalet operators run childcare services – see below for more on the Esprit chalet hotel here – and the Family Ski Company is in Les Coches. There are nurseries in most of the villages. One or two reporters were concerned by the crowded pistes.
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The McFarlane's Sports Picks series 20 has an interesting figure in the collection. Maple Leafs goaltender Vesa Toskala is included and I couldn't help but do a double take when I saw his pose.
Could the McFarlane's people have taken the pose from this memorable blunder from last season?
OK, so it's not entirely perfect, but it'd be fun to think so? The series 20 collection comes out in November.
August 27, 2008
McFarlane's Using Toskala Blooper for Figure Pose?
Posted by Sean Leahy at 8/27/2008 05:00:00 AM
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Perhaps in the next series he'll come out with this one:
I'd buy it!
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History was made in Sandridge on Sunday as the Bishop of Norwich returned to St Leonard's Church after 900 years.
The present-day Bishop, the Rt Revd Graham James, was welcomed back to the church consecrated by his predecessor Herbert de Losinga before 1119.
Community leaders, organisation representatives and many other parishioners came to the church on Sunday morning to greet the bishop at a Mothering Sunday service to launch the major 'Sandridge 900+' community project.
Bishop Graham told the congregation that it was "good to be back" and explained how Herbert de Losinga, the first Bishop of Norwich, had consecrated many churches as penance for having paid to become a bishop.
Rev Peter Crumpler, Curate at St Leonard's, said: "It was very special to welcome the bishop back to Sandridge, and for him to see that a church consecrated around 900 years ago continues today as a place of worship, prayer and community.
"Sunday's service was a really happy occasion and a great launch for Sandridge 900+ and all the events that will take place across the area in coming months."
The service included a special prayer for 'Sandridge 900+', the community initiative designed to celebrate everything that the area north of St Albans offers its residents and visitors.
St Leonard's Church will be playing a full role in the celebrations with its own programme of events during 2014. These include an evening of curry and karaoke on Saturday April 26, a family fun afternoon on Sunday June 8, and opening the church with refreshments on Sunday afternoons in May and the last Sunday in June, July and August.


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Absolutely. Additional sports will be added soon. And our long-term goal is to have every organized youth sport covered by CoachHub.
No, you don't need your league's permission, or anyone's for that matter. However, we strongly encourage you to share CoachHub with other coaches and the administrators in your league. They will all appreciate hearing about a better, easier approach to kids' sports.
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Yes, CoachHub works with all the major browsers: Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox and Chrome.
Yes. In fact, there is a special version of CoachHub just for your mobile device. You simply browse to coachhub.com, and the rest is easy.Back to Top
Your phone number will never be shared with anyone else. Sponsors will only have access to your email if you opt-in to programs in order to receive special offers and the like. In addition, you will always have the opportunity to opt out. View our privacy policy.
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No, you only need one CoachHub account. When it comes time to create a new team, perhaps for the following season, you do just that. And, to make things easier, you can transfer data from one season to the next.
Anyone the coach deems appropriate can be granted access to change the calendar. The coach is able to make this distinction when he adds parents to the team roster.
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You have the option to archive a past season, if you so choose. All the data and photos are saved in that archive. When it's time for a new season, it's easy to go in and retrieve data from that archive.


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Preparing for the Worst
This photo gallery shows the many ways in which students can use simulation to train for responding to a disaster or terrorist event.
Incapacitated Patient Decontamination
Simulation allows teams to practice skills that are infrequently used or used in unfamiliar environments. Here, a team of prehospital providers practices incapacitated patient decontamination. Photo Geoffrey T. Miller/ University of Miami Gordon Center for Research in Medical Education
Pivotal Decision
Pivotal Decision is a game used by the Michael S. Gordon Center for Research in Medical Education that allows learners to practice and assess their ability to conduct mass-casualty triage at a disaster incident. Image Geoffrey T. Miller EMT-P/ University of Miami Gordon Center for Research in Medical Education
IV Cannulation
Early learning of skills is best accomplished in isolated task training exercises using standardized checklists, deliberate and repetitive practice, and feedback. Here, learners practice IV cannulation in the personal protective equipment (PPE) environment. Photo Geoffrey T. Miller, EMT-P/ University of Miami Gordon Center for Research in Medical Education
Structural Collapse Care
The design and development phases of the ADDIE model focus on providing the proper amount of fidelity to the given simulation, which can involve either an individual or a team. Here, an Army medic provides care to a simulator at a structural collapse. Photo Paul E. Phrampus, MD
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Adopt-a-School Program
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The Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association (PNCWA) is an association of water environment professionals who support student education and career-building efforts in the stormwater and wastewater fields. Our rivers and wetlands are healthier than they've been in generations, but more work is needed to protect our watersheds and community livability. The Adopt-A School program was established to support water science education, involvement and restoration activities by 6th-12th grade students in Oregon, Washington and Idaho who are working toward clean water education goals.
Evaluation Criteria and Process
The following evaluation criteria ensure tracking and accountability for funds allocated to schools, promote fair distribution of funds, and leverage PNCWA's public education goals.
A PNCWA review committee will determine the level of funding to be awarded. A check payable to the school will be mailed with a form to be signed and returned by a representative of the school. The form is an agreement to use the money only as proposed unless otherwise approved; provide project maintenance and/or follow up as necessary; and provide PNCWA with an accounting of how the money was spent.
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The average funding level is $500 per application/applicant, and may vary depending on the number of applicants.
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PNCWA Adopt-a-School Program in action:
Chehalis River Discovery Trail/Wastewater Treatment Plant Tours program for Centralia students
The Chehalis Basin Education Consortium (CBEC), the Chehalis River Basin Land Trust (CRBLT) and the City of Centralia are offering Chehalis River Discovery field studies and tours of the City of Centralia's Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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There has been a lot of discussion about who the Warriors should start after the Iggy acquisition. The consensus seems to be that Klay Thompson or Harrison Barnes are on their way to the bench. Although Thompson or Barnes as the sixth man is the most likely outcome, the Warriors should bring David Lee off the bench for the following reasons:
1. The future of the team is Curry, Thompson, and Barnes. As such, the team should play them together as much as possible. Bringing either Thompson or Barnes off the bench would not only stunt the threesome's chemistry but would also limit Thompson or Barnes' development.
2. Lee as a sixth man = Carl Landry on Steroids. Lee would be an elite sixth man and would probably be the favorite to win sixth man of the year. Playing him against the other team's bench players would make him less of a liability on defense. The Warriors would be able to run its offense through him because he is a great scorer and a good passer. Lee would be much more effective than either Barnes or Thompson off the bench because he is more consistent than Barnes and Thompson. If the starting lineup had an off night there would be a greater chance that Lee could come in and change the momentum of the game than Barnes or Thompson.
3. Given a small sample size, the Warriors were at its best when playing small ball during the playoffs. Plugging Iggy into the lineup the Warriors used during the playoffs would be a huge upgrade over the lineup with Jack. Iggy is an elite defender, averages about the same amount of assists per game as Jack, and complements Curry and Thompson perfectly. A lineup of Curry-Thompson-Iggy-Barnes-Bogut (Lee/Green/Ezeli/Speights off the bench) is much better than the lineup of Jack-Curry-Thompson-Barnes-Bogut (Landry/Injured Lee/Ezeli/Green off the bench) that was 2 wins away from the Western Conference Finals. Plugging Iggy into the lineup the Warriors used during the playoffs would allow the Warriors to continue the strategy that worked during the playoffs - (1) space the floor with three point shooters, (2) create matchup problems, (3) play improved defense, and (4) maximize the team's collective strengths.
4. How much better is a lineup of Curry-Thompson/Barnes-Iggy-Lee-Bogut (Barnes/Thompson, Green, Ezeli, Speights off the bench) than a lineup of Curry-Thompson-Barnes-Lee-Bogut (Jack, Landry, Green, Ezeli off the bench)? I would argue that the downgrade from Jack and Landry to Barnes/Thompson is greater than or equal to the upgrade of Iggy over Thompson/Barnes. Jack and Landry have played the sixth man role for the majority of their careers and thrive in it. If Jack or Landry had an off game the other player could step it up. We don't know how effective Thompson or Barnes would be as a sixth man and if they were off, the Warriors wouldn't have anybody to carry the second unit.
5. I think a lineup of Curry-Thompson-Iggy-Barnes-Bogut would be one of the most exciting lineups in the league. Can you imagine Curry running the break with Iggy and Barnes filling the lanes and Thompson spotting up in the corner? What about Iggy running the break with Curry and Thompson spotting up and Barnes filling the lane?
Regardless, I expect Curry, Thompson, Barnes, Iggy, Lee, and Bogut to all get about 30 minutes a game. I just think Lee off the bench makes the most sense.


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Man's best friend is always there when you need him and Sunday it was time to return the favor. Rabies kills millions of animals each year worldwide. And with rabid bats here in St. Joseph County it should be a concern for you and your pet. That's why thousands of animals were vaccinated for free Sunday in locations across the county.
"God forbid he gets bit by an animal that has rabies. I don't want him to get sick cause I love him (kiss) I love him he's my pride and joy," said Judith Poleski of her Yorkie, Dusty. Her love for him is why she brought him to the humane Society Sunday, to take advantage of free rabies vaccines. "I think it's wonderful that they can do that cause a lot of people can't afford to take their animals to vets."
Judith said normally a rabies vaccine runs her about $300 so no wonder thousands lined up for the free shots. Pet owner Heather Johnson said, Finances aren't always there and things like these are important. I think as a pet owner a lot of times people don't think of things like this when they decide to have an animal."
And since people can't afford it, they just don't do it, according to Dr. Carol Ecker, the executive Director of the St. Joseph County Humane Society. "These people some of them don't even go to vets."
But if you don't get your pets vaccinated that can cause the spread of diseases like rabies. And in most cases rabies is fatal. "It's about we have rabies in the area. We had rabid bats. We had a girl die in Marshall County three or four years ago. This is serious stuff," said Dr. Ecker.
The Michiana Kennel club and other vendors donated money to make the thousands of free rabies vaccines possible. Something pet owners are very thankful for. "They're like our children. We don't want them to get sick so my children get vaccines why shouldn't my pets?" said Heather. And Judith said, it's nice that the humane society does this for animals cause they need care too."
And when it's free care it's even better. The humane society gave out 2,300 free rabies vaccines last year and they were expecting to give out 3,000 Sunday.
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Water didn't creep inside Michael Luxon's home, but it did get into his neighbor's. Now he hopes it dries out before more rain comes into the area.
"They got sandbags, but the water still went through the sandbags; their front room is damaged. It doesn't need to rain any more and that is for sure. If the water gets any hire, I will be in the verge of flood damage," said Luxon.
Public safety wants to remind drivers not to drive through water over roads. And to never move a barricade from a closed road. Many roads remained closed across South Georgia.
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I left the question mark off for shock value. The title should be a question, because I have no information to support the statement. It was a passing thought as I read a headline claiming that Joshua Cribbs was on the way out in Cleveland.
We've been discussing all season how poorly our return game has been performing and what steps we (the armchair GM's of APC) would like to see Ted make this offseason and draft. I would definatly support a free agent aquisition like Cribbs. The only problem I see is the small market-big ego conflict. If Cribbs is looking for a big market team, he might be hard to sign. If Cribbs is looking for a high powered offense with a young quarterback, he might be interested in Green Bay. If Cribbs is looking for a team with high levels of talent at the WR position, he might be interested. The team has enough cap room (especially if the players union and league cannot figure out that situation) to pull in a couple free agents if they fit the bill. We are in need of a return guy, and a dynamic player like Cribbs would be a great addition to the team.
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SUSSEX, CO., Del. - Delaware congressional leaders will help highlight a dredging project.
Work actually began last week, when crews installed two temporary pipes beneath Woodland Road in Seaford, which connects the river to a dredge disposal site. This is just a part of a $1.8 million U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project, which will restore the channel to a depth of 12-feet, ensuring safe passage for barges.
The last time this portion of the river was dredged was over 20 years ago.
Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons, along with Congressmen John Carney will have more details on the project tomorrow in Blades.


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General Interests of an Individual
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The most important things in my life are my wife (and best friend), my family, and my cats. Everything else in life is a bonus.
What I Am (at this moment)
Writer. It is the one word I know describes me now and always has described me. I currently write plays and poetry, both of which I think are best heard, not read, by others. Poetry is performance, which explains why I enjoy poetry readings as much as other forms of theatre.
I would like to add "reporter" to that, but writer is a start and something I cannot stop being. Do not confuse the two, as a journalism professor reminded me. When you write, you are an artist creating. When you report, you are a craftsman.
It is my dream to see one of my plays reach Broadway, a screenplay on the big screen, a novel on the New York Times Bestseller List, and maybe a textbook forced upon students world-wide. Okay, maybe not a textbook.
The Tameri Guide for Writers gathers my thoughts on writing. Our clients have been published for the fiction mass market. I enjoy editing works (to various degrees, including a lot more than "editing" might imply) destined for the public, but would enjoy seeing my own works published under my own name.
I have self-published poetry, for a time frequenting coffee houses in the early 1990s. I have been published in several local newspapers, and was on staff at one in high school. (It folded within a year; I don't encourage anyone to try publishing a newspaper.) I have had two plays produced, including one I did help underwrite.
I am a person who wants to sit and think, preferably somewhere relaxing.
My résumé lists many things I have done. I tend to do more than one thing concurrently, keeping my mind as active as possible.
can possibly find out how far one can go.
— T. S. Eliot
Some years ago I began work on my pages on existentialism. I maintain and expand them, but I cannot claim there is a deeper interest in that area than any other. I started the notes and now keep working on them, assuming that if they were important enough for me to start they must be worth continuing.
What Else I Am (at this moment)
I admit my passion is writing, but I also enjoy teaching. Having earned a doctorate, "professor" is a label that has applied to me. It is not how I would prefer to define myself to others, though some people seem to imagine the degree reflects more than it does. It means I wrote my way through several years of additional schooling.
Educational technologist, Web developer, autism advocate, and special education consultant are also labels you can apply to me. Writing is what unifies my interests, because I consider all communication forms of composition. Studying how we use symbols to create and communicate helps me understand other people.
Likes & Dislikes
I cycle when I have some time, love racquetball, lose at tennis, play darts, drink mixed drinks (and wine), and like cooler weather. I hate hot weather, most television, and wannabe artistic types. I have also learned, the hard way, that I cannot tolerate temperatures below freezing for more than a few days.
The Impressionist period produced most of my favorite artists, including Renoir, Cezanne, Pissarro, and Degas. However, I consider Van Gogh and Claude Monet the defining artists of the movement — and its ending. Van Gogh began the expressionist movement as a "postimpressionist." Van Gogh wrote "I am not an adventurer by choice but by fate." He painted the majority of his great works during the last two years of his life. While Van Gogh was manic-depressive, Monet was just obsessed.
Writers: Fiction
I enjoy and admire many writers, though I don't always enjoy every writer I admire. You can recognize skill without loving the resulting art. If I could discuss writing with any authors, the group would include Jane Austen, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Neil Gaiman, Stephen King, and Evelyn Waugh. Most of the writers I admire would be considered "classic" figures in English literature.
As an English student, I enrolled in every class on existential literature that was offered. The thing that attracted me to existentialism was the idea that all people are forced to make choices, whether they want to or not. That person must accept the consequences of his or her decisions. Sure, that is a simplification, but what do you expect from a philosophical group so large that it ranges from Catholic existentialists to Sartre, the adamant atheist and believer in pure self-determination? My favorite philosophical writers: Sartre, Camus, Kafka, Mann, and Capote.
Writers: Non-Fiction
No question, the journalist/writer I admire most is P. J. O'Rourke. He is a cynic in the grand tradition of great journalists and columnists. I also collect books by Ambrose Bierce and H. L. Mencken. O'Rourke is the modern Mencken.
I also enjoy science writing. I have every book by Malcolm Gladwell. Other non-fiction favorites include Steven Pinker and David Quammen.
I own some of almost every style. Swing and classical occupy a lot of space in my collection, with classic jazz and blues expanding rapidly. I need things that calm, relax, and sooth. All jazz seems to work, even when others ask, "You find that relaxing?"
As a member of Generation X, I am required to own the music of the 1980s. This means ABC and Adam Ant through Wall of Voodoo and Yaz. My college years were filled with Depeche Mode, The Cure, and the sounds of KROQ. Classic 1970s and early 80s heavy metal is also good, when I'm in the right mood.
I dislike most movies. (Who likes most of them?) Yes, some movies do grab me — I have cable and start a lot of movies… just finish few of them. While I can read all night, I can't seem to watch a screen for any amount of time. When I do sit through a movie, it's usually a mystery, very odd comedy, a romance, or classic drama. I love old movies. The acting wasn't great in most of them, but I consider the writing much better.
19 Feb 2003: I realized a theme in the movies I like. The characters grow personally after making choices. They challenge what is around them or expected of them. From Casablanca to Pleasantville, there are characters willing to challenge their fears to change the world. The movies I enjoy ask "Who am I?" and "Who can I become?" while telling a good story.
Frequently Asked Questions?
I keep receiving a list of questions from friends; I assume this list is making the Internet rounds. What the heck, I thought to myself, why not answer them here? Sure it is juvenile… but isn't life?
|Short, easy to maintain.
|Body Art
|On you? Cool. Me? You have got to be kidding? I thought about a piercing once, but it would not be my style. Namely, a tad geekish and conservative in dress, if not life. Plus, body art is so trendy that not having any sets me apart!
|Gray and burgundy; black and white; forest green, crimson, and tan.
|Yes. I like it. I can even cook... and love to buy new kitchen toys.
|Day of the Week
|Monday. Seriously, I tend to like Mondays because no one else is shopping when I am. Unfortunately, too many cool places are closed, so Wednesdays are not bad, either.
|When do we eat?
|Tommy's on Rampart count? Nothing like a double chili-cheese burger at 0200. Seriously, I like to try a lot of things.
|Roses, in various colors. I prefer miniature roses in unusual colors.
|Tea. Most any hot tea, accompanied by a pastry or baked good.
|Sport to Watch
|Hockey, in person. Not on television. Sports are about watching the crowd — unless it is soccer, where the point is to run ahead of the stampede. I am not really a sports person, though.
|Ice Cream
|Peanut butter and chocolate. Also, I like java/mocha flavors.
|Sesame Street Character
|Elmo, but Grover is the classic.
|Disney or Warner Brothers
|Warner Brothers… Animaniacs. Pixar rules modern animation, but Fox did well with Ice Age. Old Disney cartoons seeded my DVD collection.
|Favorite Store
|Home Depot, any antiques store, things I cannot afford…
|Most Annoying Question
|How do you feel? / How are you?
|Favorite TV Show
|Law & Order: Criminal Intent. I like Nero Wolfe on A&E, Monk is fun, and old reruns of The Saint. I like mysteries and puzzles. The current popularity of crime shows makes it nice to watch TV again.
|Writing, I hope.
|Write, write, and write more until I die.
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Jaxon here with Cat Scratch Reader here looking for some info on a guy we signed today LB Jordan Senn. The Panthers placed their 2nd LB on IR earlier today so they needed depth. I bet its safe to assume this kid was a favorite of Ron Meeks. Why was he released the last time? At what LB positoin in a 4-3 does he play?
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Last Friday, embattled Board of Education member Merrill Kidd sent an email to the chairman of the Manchester Republican Town Committee stating that she due to a disagreement with party leaders. As of this Friday, Kidd has yet to file the forms needed with the town's Registrar to switch her party affiliation from Republican to unaffiliated, and she told Patch recently that she is reconsidering her plans.
"I'm keeping my options open," Kidd told Patch.
Kidd classified herself as a "middle of the road Republican" whose political leanings were neither extremely conservative or liberal, but she said that she did not want to necessarily shift her party affiliation because of a disagreement and planned to wait until at least the Republican Presidential Primary on April 24 so she could vote in it. She said that since joining the Board of Education last November there have been times where she has agreed with Republican stances, and times where she has agreed with stances taken by Democratic members of the school board.
Kidd, who serves as the secretary of the Republican Town Committee, sent an email to Chairman Matt Galligan last Friday after Galligan asked Kidd to resign from the Board of Education for she made to another member of the school board. Democratic Board of Education member Kelly Luxenberg said that she received a series of harassing and threatening late-night Facebook messages from Kidd after a recent meeting, and since those allegations against Kidd have come to light other members of the community have come forward stating they have also been the recipient of similar messages from Kidd in the past.
Galligan told Kidd last Friday that he felt her position on the Board of Education was untenable and that she should resign. Kidd has refused numerous entreaties for her resignation since the allegations against her have surfaced. The Manchester Town Charter contains no provisions for the removal of elected members of the Board of Education and Board of Directors for improper or illegal conduct. Short of Kidd electing to step down on her own, there is nothing anybody can do to force her resignation.
"As far as the situation with Merrill Kidd, I have no further comment," Galligan said by email when asked for his thoughts on Kidd not resigning from the party. "The Manchester Republicans are eager to see the real issues of the Manchester Board of Education addressed in a timely manner. I'm very pleased and quite confident that Mark Tweedie, Cheri Pelletier, Mike Crockett, and Debbie Hagenow will represent the GOP well on the combined committee with the Board of Directors and public to address the . I'm also looking forward to the continued efforts to find a new Superintendent of Manchester Public Schools in the very near future."
Kidd, who did not attend the last Board of Education meeting, said she plans to attend Monday's school board meeting.
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The 11 & 12-year-old Lubbock Western All-Stars beat Benton, Arkansas 15-3 in the Southwest Region Semifinals in Waco.
Wednesday's win now moves them into the Championship game, which will be nationally televised on ESPN Friday night.
Western trailed 3-1 but ended up scoring runs in every inning, including 3 in the 3rd, 4 in the 5th and 6 in the 6th to pull away for the win. Now 17-0, they've outscored opponents 320-12.
A win on Friday would put Lubbock in the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. No Lubbock team has ever reached that lofty series.
NewsChannel 11 will be in Waco with the team for Friday's championship.
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Ad War Heats Up In Arkansas Senate Race
by Andrew DeMillo, The Associated Press
Posted 2/5/2014 02:30 pm
Updated 6 months ago
LITTLE ROCK — The television ad war in Arkansas' Senate race heated up on Wednesday, with Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor and a conservative group each spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on new spots airing statewide this week.
Pryor's campaign unveiled two new 30-second spots targeting Republican rival and U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, while Americans for Prosperity announced it would begin airing another spot criticizing Pryor for his health care vote. Pryor's campaign said it's spending at least six figures on the new spots, while Americans for Prosperity said it's spending $606,000.
All three ads are set to begin airing statewide Thursday.
Pryor's commercial features Arkansas voters criticizing Cotton's vote for a plan to turn Medicare into a voucher-like system for future beneficiaries. It focuses on Cotton's vote last year for the budget plan by Budget Committee Chairman and former vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan, which would affect beneficiaries younger than 55.
"Retirement is just around the corner for us," a woman identified as Linda says in one of the ads. "That's why I was so concerned when I read Congressman Cotton voted to change Medicare into a voucher system."
Cotton's campaign called the ads a scare tactic.
"Tom Cotton opposes any changes to Medicare for current beneficiaries or those nearing eligibility. Instead, he supports reforms that will strengthen Medicare and keep the program solvent for future generations of Americans," David Ray, a spokesman for Cotton's campaign, said in a statement. "This is why we need new leadership in Washington."
The ad by Americans for Prosperity, a conservative group backed by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, criticizes Pryor for supporting the federal health care law. Republicans have made major gains in Arkansas by running against the law and President Barack Obama, who remains deeply unpopular in the state.
"Obamacare doesn't work. It just doesn't work," the ad says. "Tell Senator Pryor to stop thinking about politics and start thinking about people."
The spot features an unidentified woman speaking directly to the camera and is identical to one that Americans for Prosperity is airing targeting Democratic U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan in North Carolina.
Jeff Weaver, Pryor's campaign manager, called the spot one in a series of "misleading attacks" from outside conservative groups backing Cotton. Other groups that have been airing ads in the state include the Club for Growth.
The spots up the price tag on a Senate race that's expected to be one of the most expensive in the country. Republicans widely view Pryor — the only Democrat in the state's congressional delegation — as the most vulnerable incumbent seeking re-election this year. The Center for Responsive Politics said last month that the two rivals and outside groups have already spent more than $5 million combined on the race.
Cotton, a freshman lawmaker representing south Arkansas' 4th Congressional District, announced in August he would challenge Pryor. He doesn't have any opponents in the May 20 primary. Pryor was first elected to the Senate in 2002 and won re-election without a Republican opponent in 2008.


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Gerrard Berman Day School, Solomon Schechter of North Jersey held its Martin Luther King "Building a Better World" Lego Workshop yesterday in Oakland. The event featured a Windmill Workshop with architect Stephen W. Schwartz, where children and their parents worked with 50,000 Lego blocks.
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of the Chesapeake Bay have beaches and rock face, and the standard depth is 30
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Finn, Wright hand England T20 lifeline
PALLEKELE, Sri Lanka (AFP) — Steven Finn took 3-16 and Luke Wright notched an aggressive 76 to help England beat New Zealand by six wickets in the Super Eights group one match in the World Twenty20 here yesterday.
Wright smashed five sixes and as many boundaries off 43 balls and added 89 for the third wicket with Eoin Morgan (30) as England comfortably chased down a modest target of 149 in 18.5 overs at Pallekele stadium.
Wright and Morgan, who hit a four and a six, made sure the defending champions cross the line after losing openers Craig Kieswetter (four) and Alex Hales (22) by the seventh over.
Wright hit two sixes off Tim Southee to reach his half-century off just 33 balls and then smashed two more off part-timer Rob Nicol to bring England within 23 runs of victory.


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Got Bed Bugs? Bedbugger Forums » Detection / Identification of bed bugs
Is this a crushed bed bug I found on my bedsheet? Five pictures included.(7 posts)
Last summer I had an infestation of bed bugs in my apartment. I had a pest control company do a chemical spray. In the fall I was sleeping on the couch, but later found a just fed one there and crushed it (there was blood). I then had the heat treatment come in. I moved to my dad's and lived there until after fall semester. I moved in during spring (late january). Today (May 3) I think I may have found a dead or crushed bed bug on my sheet, but there were no blood stains to be seen. I recently got worried after finding a carpet beetle and also a cockroach nymph in my room. I am attaching five high quality pics of the sample. Please help me identify, as I think this time it might be a bed bug. It has striations, but is nearly all black. It also looks like the size of a nymph, which doesn't make sense for it to be colored. Thanks for your help.
KillerQueen - 4 minutes ago »
How do you know it's not?
Because its what I do for a living.
KillerQueen - 1 minute ago »
Because its what I do for a living.
Oh, it just seems very similar to one to my eye. I don't doubt your expertise. Any idea what it might be? Thanks for your response; I need peace of mind because I have to write my finals.
Yeah it's not a bed bug.
Can't say for sure what it is but I'm 100% certain it's not a bed bug.
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Developing a structure for critical decision-making
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Dr. Allan Gray is Director of the Center for Food and Agricultural Business at Purdue, he has developed a session to help dairy producers with disciplined decision making. He talks about how to create a structure for the way you make critical decisions such as whether-or-not to expand the dairy operation.
AUDIO:Gray talks about the process 3:10 mp3
Dr. Gray will conduct a Business Financial Decision-Making Conference for the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin next Wednesday, December 11th in Madison, Wisconsin. It is open to all interested parties, details are available at PDPW.org
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Safety, not politics, should spur gun control debate
When tragedies like the one at Sandy Hook Elementary or the theater in Aurora Colorado occur, the debate over gun control policy inevitably follows, endlessly polarizing the nation into what each individual believes to be the lesser of many evils.
But it is this polarization,cultivated by a bevy of special interest groups and fear, which makes it impossible for our nation to come to an agreement that could prevent tragedies like Sandy Hook from occurring.
In the weeks following the Sandy Hook shooting, the rhetoric for and against gun control laws flew through the media in waves.According to the Washington Post lawmakers are consideringlegislation forward that could curb gun violence including regulations that would require universal background checks for firearm buyers, tracking the movement and sale of weapons through a national database, strengthening mental health checks andincreasing penalties for carrying guns near schools.
The problem is that everysolution for gun violence has a list of potential side effects.
Banning guns will take away law-abiding citizens best form of self-defense. The ability for everyone to have a gun just makes it easier for those who wish harm on others to kill. Banning certain types of guns or ammunition or magazines would only allow those who would break the law anyway to have a better weapon for criminal activity.
The National Rifle Association has made it abundantly clear that they will use every bit of their political power to stoplawmakers from banningfirearms by, as they claim, defending our second amendment rights.
Guns are tools.
Like a hammer, a knife or a car, guns serve a specific purpose and it is the responsibility of the user to understand the dangers involved in using one. While it is true that anyone can use any tool to cause harm and potentially kill, Adam Lanza and James Holmes did not kill anyone with a knife or a hammer. They used the only tool with a singular purpose for killing.
This tool made it easier for them to cause as much pain as possible as quickly as possible. According to GunPolicy.org, over the past 10 years the U.S. has seen an average of 9,451homicides a year as a direct result from this tool.
Unfortunately it was the same tool, that has won wars and stopped criminals.
Except there was no war and there were no criminals on the other end of the gun, just innocent children and moviegoers.
It is clear that something needs to be done to stop gun violence. We have created many laws that make our society safer, but for some reason we have left guns unchecked. Unless our current infatuation with firearms changes, then tragedies like Sandy Hook are going to continue to occur.
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FreeFrom Food Awards 2014
for freefrom food – raising the profile of freefrom within the industry
and with the consumer.
The 2014 Winners
The FAIR Trophy for the best FreeFrom Food 2014 was presented by Antony Worrall Thompson
to Anni Reid of Focaccia per Tutti
for their Focaccia Mediterranea
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'What a great event last night! And I wanted to say a huge thank you to you and the judges for awarding the top prize to Focaccia per Tutti. It is wonderful that a small producer like Anni can get that level of recognition. You have made her dreams come true in the most magnificent way. She's worked really hard and is very passionate about what she is doing – a great example of what is possible.
There is so much enthusiasm to do better and make better products and certainly the Free From Awards make the journey more exciting. So thanks again!"
Adriana Rabinovich, gluten-free consultant, teacher and blogger at GlutenFree4Kids.
The awards, founded and run by FreeFromFoodsMatter, the web's most comprehensive resource for free-from food, celebrate the innovation and imagination shown by the food industry in creating foods that are free of wheat, gluten, dairy, eggs, nuts, soya or sulphites.
Over the last seven years the awards have become one
of the most important fixtures in the freefrom year.
And over those years the bright yellow awards logo has become recognised as the mark of quality for freefrom foods, widely displayed on winning, commended and shortlisted products on sale everywhere from supermarket shelves to on-line specialist suppliers.
In 2014 we gave 10% of all entry fees to our charity for 2014, Freedom From Torture; in 2015 it will be our charity of the year, Foodcycle who will receive our donations!
If you have any queries or would like to talk to us about the project email Michelle or Cressida or call on (44) 20 7722 2866.
The 2013 awards were presented by Antony Worrall Thompson on
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Antony seen here presenting
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• The Food Programme – Radio 4 – 18th March 2012
Sheila Dillon tastes some of the products shortlisted for the 2012 awards – click here for the link to the podcast
Says Antony Worrall Thompson of the awards:
I have been involved with the FreeFrom Food Awards from the start and am really delighted at the way they have grown. FreeFrom is becoming such an important part of food-thinking for all of us these days that it is important to have a reliable, independent guide to freefrom excellence – and the awards provide just that.
Says Phil Vickery, author of Seriously Good Gluten-free Cooking and now, Seriously Good Gluten-free Baking:
It is only since the publication of my two gluten-free cookbooks that I have realised how big the market for 'freefrom' food actually is and how fast it is growing. It is great to see that quality, innovation and effort are now being recognised in such a positive way. Good luck to the FreeFrom Food Awards!
Patron: Antony Worrall Thompson
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