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Christina Drabicki says her and her spouse David brought the bedbugs home to Plymouth Michigan where they passed the bedbugs off to their two daughters, one of whom had an allergic reaction – according to the lawsuit filed in state Supreme Court.
The Drabickis stayed at the Waldorf-Astoria from May 24-27 and discovered bedbug bites after the first night. The hotel moved the couple to a different room however failed to warn them that their luggage may also be infected. The family was forced to evacuate their home for six weeks while it was exterminated for about $4,500.
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The health of the Bristol Bay watershed and its salmon fishery is an issue of statewide importance: That's the position the State of Alaska took when defending its decision to certify a citizen's initiative that would add another obstacle to the development of Pebble Mine.
Assistant Attorney General Libby Bakalar presented the State's case before the Alaska Supreme Court on Wednesday.
"The mineral deposits and fisheries in the Bristol Bay fisheries reserve impact all Alaskans," argued Bakalar. "They don't just belong to or impact the people living in that region."
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It's not news that there are dozens of pubs located across Long Island – and in the competition for customers, bars have been known to renovate, hire hot local bands or start serving the latest in cocktails and craft beer in order to grab attract patrons. On the other hand, as promotions go, the adding of a new rock – as in a real stone – is not exactly a typical move.
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Aside from Reel and a few smaller taverns, native nightlife options are limited in East Rockaway – a hamlet featuring only a handful of bars – but anyone keeping count can chalk up a fresh opportunity in Althouse 1848.
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Guido's goes from Irish Pub to Retro Bar
If and when rating the nightlife scene currently found in Wantagh, it's likely most people would give high marks to the massive, 30-year-old Mulcahy's Pub and Concert Hall -- a well-attended hangout that features sizable shows and hosts high-profile events -- but the hamlet known as "The Gateway to Jones Beach" can also boast of several tinier bars that, while not as mighty as Mulcahy's, are still...Read more »
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The Ca' Foscari University of Venice has awarded Simon A. Levin the "2014 Luca Pacioli Prize". The Prize is named after Luca Pacioli da Sansepolcro, one of the leading figures of the Italian Renaissance and a founding father of the modern disciplines of geometry and accounting. The Pacioli Prize is conferred to internationally renowned scholars who have developed a deep-rooted interdisciplinary approach. Professor Levin will receive the prize in Venice at a date to be determined.


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The Graves family was building a handicap accessible home to accommodate their special needs teenage son when fire leveled the building.
The community rallied around the family, replacing the medical supplies lost in the fire and holding fund raisers to get money and supplies to build the home.
Members from Maine and other northeastern states have been pushing to add billions to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program this winter. Maine received $38,000,000 last year from the federal government, but would need twice that amount to deliver the same benefit this winter because of rising fuel prices.
Winslow is in the process of re-calculating the value of properties in the area. The town has brought in a group called Vision Appraisal, out of Massachusetts, to help with the appraisals.
The 46-year-old Palmyra man shot and killed 36-year-old William Greenwood in April of 1995 while the two were driving to Greenwood's home in Westbrook.
Authorities say Cutting told a relative that he killed Greenwood. That relative then reported Cutting to the police.
Police in Piscataquis County say a feud over land was at the core of the fight between the two men.
61-year-old Francis Henry of Norridgewock was arrested on Friday and taken to the Piscataquis County Jail. He's accused of threatening David Surprenant with a machete.
State officials said Monday that 38% of the of 632 elementary, middle and high schools missed federal performance targets on standardized reading and math tests taken last spring.
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Seamore the gorilla is an eight-fool tall robotic ape who's been a popular fixture at Sandy's Sales on Route 1 in East Machias. He was stolen from the store front last week.
Prosecutor Jennifer Norbert told jurors Tuesday that Robert LaPointe had been drinking all day before he sped his 32-foot boat equipped with twin 435-horsepower engines into a smaller boat on Long Lake in Harrison. The two occupants of the smaller boat were killed.
Early last month, 34-year-old Johnathan Sullivan was shot by trooper Derrick Record.
Police documents requested through the freedom of information act show that Record was reprimanded in 2003 for making a false arrest using inappropriate law-enforcement powers.
State education officials have scrapped the results of Maine's 8th grade writing test after 78% of students failed to meet state standards.
The one-question test for 2007-08 was administered in March to nearly 15,000 students, who were required to write a persuasive essay.
Portland police say a 27-year-old security guard at Mercy Hospital was fatally shot while on his break early Sunday morning.
Police identified the victim as James Angelo, who died in Maine Medical Center.
The warehouse for Bennett's Wholesale Florist's on the Odlin road burned to the ground, Friday afternoon.
The business was closed and no one was inside when the fire started.
Sargeant Tim York with the state fire marshal's office says there was so much damage, investigators can't determine what sparked the fire.
Many areas of the state saw heavy rain, thanks to the remnants of tropical storm Hanna.
Flash flood watches were posted for much of Maine. Some parts of the state were hit with more than an inch of rain an hour.
A York County grand jury returned indictments against Rennie Cassimy and Jeffrey Williams in the death of 45-year-old Winston George, who was found dead at his home on June 20.
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Survivor in helicopter crash faces a long recovery
Richard Newman, injured last month when the KOMO-TV helicopter crashed onto his car, faces a long recovery, UW Medicine Burn Center doctors said Tuesday, but his partner says he is keeping a positive attitude.
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Since he was critically injured last month when the KOMO-TV helicopter crashed into his car, Richard Newman has received dozens of messages from well-wishers as well as other burn victims.
He remains in serious but stable condition in Harborview Medical Center's intensive-care unit, and he's read "every email, every card, every posting" sent his way, his partner, Daniel Jung, said Tuesday at a hospital medical briefing. The support has helped Newman, 38, as he undergoes treatment.
The crash of the helicopter near the Space Needle on March 18 killed pilot Gary Pfitzner, 59, and passenger Bill Strothman, a 62-year-old photojournalist. The cause is still under investigation.
Newman suffered second- and third-degree burns on 20 percent of his body, rib fractures and other minor fractures. He faces a long recovery, doctors at University of Washington Medicine Burn Center said Tuesday.
Despite the difficulties ahead, Jung said, his partner is keeping a positive attitude and remains focused on improving so he can go home.
Newman has undergone two surgeries, said Dr. Tam Pham, and the extent of his healing will determine whether he needs another.
One of his burns is behind his ear, and doctors are waiting to see if it will heal on its own or require a skin graft — something that would give Newman a permanent bald spot. It's difficult to predict when he will be released from the hospital, the doctors said.
"Richard is a fighter," Jung said. "He is a person who sees an obstacle and will overcome it. He had incredible odds, and he survived it."
Newman was on Broad Street driving to work at Genelex, where he is a clinical-trials project manager, when the helicopter crashed onto his car, Jung said. He was able to escape the burning car as Brian Post, a security guard at Fisher Plaza, ran to Newman and helped beat out the flames on his body.
Post's actions likely saved Newman's life, said Dr. Nicole Gibran, of the Burn Center. Newman and Jung have since met with Post to extend their gratitude.
On Tuesday, Jung also thanked the first responders, doctors and those who have contributed more than $10,000 to Newman's Projekt Karma fundraising page, set up to help with expenses related to the crash.
Jung said Newman doesn't remember the crash or many of the details leading up to it, which they consider a good thing. Instead he's focused on getting back to his family, including Jung and their young son, his job and his love of gardening and softball.
"This is a life-changing experience," Jung said. "We saw things we didn't see before, and we both realized we don't do enough, and we need to do more to help others. That's a big thing we are going to do."
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Clinically relevant and theoretically sound, The Practitioner's Guide to Child Art Therapy synthesizes the best of the literature on art development, art therapy and child development, while emphasizing the powerful role of art media in fostering creativity and relational growth. Compelling case material and numerous art examples illustrate psychosocial, neurobiological and attachment theories as well as practical applications, including working with attachment disruptions, anxiety, grief, parental conflict, economic poverty, chemical dependency, child abuse and autism spectrum disorder.
Annette Shore, MA, is an art therapist, supervisor and a faculty member for Marylhurst University's graduate program in art therapy counseling. She maintains a private practice in Portland and currently serves on the editorial review board for Art Therapy: Journal of the American Art Therapy Association. With more than 25 years of clinical experience, she has lectured and written about the creative process of art therapy from a developmental and relational perspective.
We give thanks for Sister Veronica Ann Baxter (1928-2014), remembered for her innovative leadership of Marylhurst from 1974 to 1984, when the university transitioned to a co-educational college of lifelong learning.
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The unit is capable of carrying a number of different diameters and lengths of wire cables in a compact, easy to access and quickly deployable fashion. JK Fabrication continues to look for Coast Guard approvals or other regulatory mandates for this type of equipment, but in general, emergency towing arrangements are required only on tankships 20,000 deadweight tons and above, while tank barge towing and anchor arrangements are based primarily on route and service. That doesn't mean it isn't a good idea.
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Intense localised violence leading to at least 18 deaths, very low voter turnout and high tension sum up the 10th general election held yesterday.
Enthusiasm among voters was little, as the outcome of the polls had already been known weeks before.
In a one-sided election boycotted by the opposition BNP and without any opponents of note, the ruling Awami League has already sealed a two-thirds majority by securing at least 74 seats in the 147 constituencies that went to the polls yesterday.
The third largest party Jatiya Party won 12 seats, the Workers Party three, the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal two and independent candidates seven, according to early results. The fate of the remaining 49 seats was yet to be known.
Candidates in 153 of the total 300 parliamentary seats have already been elected unopposed.
The AL is now free to form a new government any time. Indications are there it would form the government at the earliest by dissolving the current parliament whose tenure expires on January 24.
But the hope for a return of peace is bleak, as the BNP has announced another spell of hartal from today. The country has already witnessed 26 days of shutdown in December alone.
And immediately after the election was over, Jamaat men swooped on the Hindus in a Jessore village, ransacking and looting 130 houses to punish them for casting ballots.
In an instant reaction after the election, BNP Chairperson's Adviser Osman Faruk said the low turnout proved that people had boycotted the "farcical" election.
International reactions are yet to come. The US and the EU have already made it known that they don't support such an election and that they wanted BNP's participation in the polls.
In 26 districts, opposition activists, mostly Jamaat-Shibir men, took to the streets to thwart the election. And law enforcers were quick to swing into action.
In Dinajpur, Jamaat men cut off an Ansar member from his group and beat him to death. In three districts, 48 centres were burned down since the night before the election day.
Jamaat was more desperate to resist the polls, as it believes many of its top leaders, convicted of war crimes, might be hanged if the AL returns to power through this election. One of their leaders, Abdul Quader Mollah, walked the gallows last month for committing crimes against humanity during the 1971 Liberation War.
The capital wore a deserted look yesterday with only a few vehicles plying the streets. People hunkered down at homes in fear of violence, which, however, didn't occur.
The Daily Star found that there had been only a few incidents of vote rigging in the capital and elsewhere. Over the last few days, the AL high-ups had instructed all their leaders and activists to bring as many voters as possible to the polling stations.
The AL claimed it had proved that free, fair and acceptable polls are possible under a political government.
Voter turnout dipped from the highest of 87 per cent just five years ago to around 30 per cent yesterday, pushing it closer to the controversial February 15 election of 1996 when only 26.5 per cent cast ballots.
In at least 41 centres in 11 districts, not a single ballot was cast.
Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Rakibuddin Ahmad blamed the thin presence of voters on the boycott of the election by the opposition and the cold foggy weather.
The election also proved to be the deadliest in the country's history with 18 deaths so far. In the February 1996 polls, 10 people lost their lives in violence.
The violence and election boycott have their roots in the AL-led government's cancellation of the caretaker government system in 2011 that Bangladesh boasted as a formula to hold credible elections in sharply divided politics.
The BNP and its allies rejected the scrapping of the system and resorted to widespread violence and shutdowns for its restoration.
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A DNACPR order is a legally binding document which tells carers not to resuscitate a person should it be needed.
Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors ordered immediate changes to be made, and paid an unannounced visit to the home, in Barrock Park, Southwaite, near Carlisle, on March 19 to ensure things had improved.
The latest visit found each person with an order in place had now been formally assessed following national guidance.
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Other internationals in the New Zealand XI are Tom Latham, Hamish Rutherford, Neil Wagner, Jimmy Neesham, Neil Broom, Corey Anderson and Mark Gillespie.
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The Cincinnati Public School Board has voted to lay off more than 70 administrators.
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The board voted 5-2 to approve a proposal for "non-re-employment."
"You dedicate 15 years and you find out we got to go through this nasty process of being not renewed," Oyler School Principal Craig Hockenberry said.
Oyler is one school that has been recognized for academic improvement during the time that Hockenberry has been principal.
Some board members wanted to delay the vote but Superintendent Mary Ronan told them action had to be taken because of the state funding cuts that will leave a $50 million budget deficit for the upcoming school year.
After some discussion, the board voted to OK the superintendent's recommendation for non-renewal for financial reasons.
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The district will offer administrators new contracts with lower pay, different hours or other changes.
"Hopefully it's not my curtain call. Hopefully it works out that way," Hockenberry said.
The affected administrators will be notified that they will be laid off as of Aug. 1.
Ronan warned that more cuts were coming for teachers and other school staff members.
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Judge Cookes GSOC report is An exercise in smoke and mirrors says ICCL
national | rights and freedoms | press release Tuesday June 10, 2014 23:37 by iccl - Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) walter.jayawardene at iccl dot ie 353 1 799 4503
Jun 10 2014 - ICCL Press Release, for immediate release
Irelands human rights watchdog, the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has described the 65-page Cooke report into the possible bugging of the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC), released by the Government late this evening (10 June 2014), as an exercise in smoke and mirrors.
ICCL Press Release, for immediate release
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by T Thu Jun 12, 2014 18:13
The WSM has produced quite a length response to the report.
Wednesday morning Frances Fitzgerald, Minister for Justice and Equality and replacement for Alan Shatter after he was forced to resign, is lauding the report as an exoneration of the Gardaí. The 64-page report claims that evidence does not support the proposition that actual surveillance took place and much less that it was carried out by members of the Garda Síochána. Yet there are a number of revelations in the report that raise serious questions as to its ability to speak to the bugging issue in a definitive manner.
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Reverse mortgages aren't for everyone
Original post made on Sep 5, 2011
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a resident of another community
on Sep 5, 2011 at 8:10 am
I have originated reverse mortgage loans in Pleasanton and I'm pleased to find an article that is so complete and accurate. However, on the flip side, the title of the article could have been "Reverse mortgages are perfect for some older homeowners". I have found that large percentage of older homeowners have no other asset except their home's equity and the only way they can turn their equity into cash is by doing a reverse mortgage. A large percentage of Seniors want to live in their home forever and the government's reverse mortgage program was designed to allow them to do so. On the cost issue, I just completed a HECM Saver on a $850,000 house with total costs of $8400. If my borrower would have sold her house, it would have cost about $60,000 (7% of the home's value). Also, a person always has to pay taxes and insurance on their home, so why is it a downside of a reverse mortgage.
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