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Keenan's side find it 'preposterous' for Dunn to say chief wouldn't have been fired for 'infidelity'
GILFORD — In the wake of Town Administrator Scott Dunn telling the state's largest newspaper that former Police Chief Kevin Keenan was not going to be fired for "infidelity", Keenan's lawyer said the statement was "preposterous."
"When I read what Mr. Dunn said in the (N.H.) Union Leader I wondered if we were on the same planet and talking about the same case," said Laconia attorney Phil McLaughlin.
McLaughlin said the allegations and insinuations made by Dunn that the internal investigation conducted for the Selectboard by Municipal Resources Inc. of Meredith was about issues other than "his relationship with another officer" were baseless. He indicated that any other words that might be used were just "variations of the (same) theme."
When interviewed about his earlier statements to the Union Leader on Tuesday, Dunn said that Keenan read the 20 to 30 page report prepared by MRI and chose to resign.
"It wasn't about infidelity and things were discovered during the internal investigation," Dunn said Tuesday. When asked what things, he said he couldn't comment further because they were personnel related.
During his resignation statement to selectmen, Keenan said the MRI report expanded on the conclusion of adultery and claimed that he had, in a variety of ways, exercised favoritism and engaged in various conduct unbecoming (to an officer).
He also said that he was advised late in the week that selectmen were going to hold a disciplinary committee hearing the next Wednesday at 4 p.m. "... and I would thereafter be terminated for cause."
Keenan said he "would not be allowed to offer evidence and my attorney would not be allowed to contest the MRI report."
Dunn described the investigation as "comprehensive" and said Keenan could have appeared before a disciplinary board (the selectmen would convene as the disciplinary board), that he may or may not have been fired, and that if he were fired, he could appeal it through the N.H. Judicial system.
"Mr. Keenan chose to resign instead," Dunn said. "The selectmen weren't going to fire him for infidelity."
In a statement read by Keenan to the selectmen during his resignation, he admitted his adulterous relationship and said he was told by Selectman Gus Benavides that the matter would be "handled as an internal personnel matter and might result in a caution or a reprimand, all within the confines of a confidential personnel investigation."
He also said in his statement that what he thought was going to be an interview with MRI investigators was actually an interrogation.
"In this particular case, the crime of which I was suspected was adultery," he said. "There was no reason to 'suspect' me of it. I had advised selectmen of my conduct."
Dunn also said yesterday the MRI report was commissioned through the office of the Town Attorney Robert Ciandella.
"I don't know why this is still news," Dunn added. "We're moving on. He's moving on."
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Laconia man who was tasered guilty of resisiting arrest; felony drug charges pending
LACONIA — A Laconia man who was zapped by a Taser twice by a Belknap County Sheriff's Deputy has been found guilty of resisting arrest and disobeying an officer.
After a bench trial during the early part of November, Judge Jim Carroll of the 4th Circuit Court, Laconia Division ruled the police had justifiable cause to detain Matthew Tusi, finding him guilty of two misdemeanors that resulted from the stop.
Tusi, 30, has also been indicted in the Belknap County Superior Court for three felony counts of drug possession and one misdemeanor count of drug possession. Police allege he had marijuana, cocaine, oxycodone, and heroin on him at the time of the incident.
According to affidavits and eye-witness accounts of Tusi's arrest, Sheriff's Deputy E. Justin Blanchette noticed Tusi driving along the road that leads to the Belknap County House of Corrections shortly after 9 p.m. on August 7.
Blanchette, who knows Tusi, said he was concerned because there have been instances of contraband introduced at the jail and the road to the jail is limited access. In addition, the road is marked that all vehicles are subject to random stops and searches.
In the parking lot of the jail, Tusi approached Blanchette and asked him "if he could help him."
When Blanchette asked him why he was there, Tusi told him he was bringing bail money for a friend of his. Blanchette said he told Tusi his recollection was that the woman was sentenced and was in no need of bail, but asked Tusi to wait while he checked.
Blanchette said Tusi, after swearing and screaming at him, got back in his car and left, while he was checking to see if the woman was sentenced or in need of bail. He said he beckoned to Tusi to "wait a minute" while he checked but Tusi left.
Blanchette followed Tusi, who he said didn't violate any traffic rules, but told the court he waited until Tusi was near the intersection of Union Avenue and Gilford Avenue before turning on his blue lights because he was waiting for backup from Laconia Police.
Tusi slowed and pulled to the right side of Gilford Avenue but didn't immediately get out of the car. In his ruling Carroll said Blanchette needed to use his loudspeaker to tell Tusi to get out of the car.
Tusi ran from the car and reached into the waistband of his sweatpants. Blanchette ordered him to show his hands and Tusi ran into a back yard near the lower end of Gilford Avenue. Police pursued and a backyard struggle resulted.
Witnesses said Tusi was zapped twice that night. Affidavits said one prong of the Taser missed on the first strike but Tusi was hit squarely by the Taser the second time and fell in the backyard.
He yelled and said he wanted an ambulance.
Surrounded by members of his family, as well as Blanchette, Laconia Police, and off-duty Gilford Lt. James Leach, Tusi said repeatedly he couldn't walk and that he wanted an ambulance.
After about five to seven minutes, a sergeant from the Laconia Police, told somebody to call an ambulance and one was called.
One of the members of Tusi's family, who witnessed most of the episode, said later that Tusi had a money order on him that he was bringing to the woman for deposit into her jail account. He said in his opinion Tusi misspoke when he told Blanchette he was bringing "bail" money to the woman.
It was initially reported that Tusi struggled and ambulance crews needed to subdue him. The family member said, and The Sun confirmed, that during the apparent struggle, three police officers were in the ambulance with Tusi while the two ambulance attendants were outside.
Surrounding the ambulance during this time were three male members of Tusi's family, the supervisor for the Laconia Police, the Gilford police officer, one of his friends — an off-duty police officer from New York State — and the two ambulance employees. Other witnesses were unable to see into the ambulance but, because the lights were on the inside of the ambulance were on, were able to see some kind of struggle through the windows.
According to Carroll's ruling, the defendant showed "no effects of the Taser."
Tusi is being held on cash-only bail at the Belknap County House of Corrections. As of Friday, he has not been sentenced for the two misdemeanor convictions.
Last Updated on Friday, 29 November 2013 12:13
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First step taken to transfer Area Road to Gilford
GILFORD — Area Road, which was built as part of a private subdivision around 1970 and which has served as an exit way from Gunstock Mountain Resort in recent years, is on its way to becoming a town-maintained roadway.
Gunstock General Manager Gregg Goddard met with Belknap County Commissioners Wednesday morning to seek approval for granting a right of way on county-owned land to the town of Gilford, which will enable the town to maintain the road.
The road extends from Rte. 11-A to the Gunstock Mountain Resort property and is gated at the Gunstock end.
Described by Goddard as being in a ''no man's land'', the road was one of two in a chalet style subdivision built by Phil Roux on land near the former Mount Rowe Ski Area. He said that one of the roads, Chalet Drive, located about 1,000 feet to the west on Rte. 11-A, was later accepted as a town road but Area Road, where 11 homes are located, has remained a private road.
Gunstock assumed control over part of property along Area Road when it acquired the 105-acre Alpine Ridge (formerly Mount Rowe) property from Penny Pitou and Milo Pike in 1998.
''We use it when we're really busy, like Soulfest during the summer and on our busy winter weekends,'' Goddard said of the former ski area property on Area Road.
He told commissioners that Gunstock has been looking at what to do about the road since 2008 and that it surveyed homeowners along the road about the situation and was able to talk with all but two of them and that all those surveyed supported the town taking over the road.
Goddard said that granting a right of way on county property requires approval from not only the Gunstock Area Commission, a five-member board which oversees Gunstock's operations, but also from the Belknap County Commission and the Belknap County Convention.
''The town needs land outside the 50-foot right-of-way in order to maintain the road,'' said Goddard, who said the right of way easement covers 5,364-square feet- about an eighth of an acre.
He said that Gunstock will need to make some improvements to the property in order to meet Gilford's conditions for accepting it as a town road, including pavement patching, ditch repair and utility pole removal.
The improvements, which will be made at Gunstock's expense, will cost between $8,000 and $10,000, and will most likely be accomplished in the spring said Goddard.
''We'll have to install and temporary barrier and will move the fence back. We'll also create an area for snow storage and will probably lose about five or six parking spaces,'' said Goddard.
Commissioners, at the suggestion of Gilford Town Administrator Scott Dunn, who was present at the meeting, approved a motion signing off on the layout plan which the town has approved.
Gilford selectmen will hold a public hearing Wednesday, December 4 at 7 p.m. on accepting Area Road as a town road.
Last Updated on Friday, 29 November 2013 12:02
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2nd fire in hours destroys Alton home
ALTON — A family of three is homeless after a fire destroyed their home at 1301 Mount Major Highway early Wednesday morning.
Fire Chief Scott Williams said there were two fires in the home early in the morning. He said firefighters were called to the home at 12:28 a.m. for what Williams described as a mattress fire in one of the bedrooms.
He said the male resident of the house was watching television and his wife was in the bedroom when she started screaming, "Fire."
Williams said the family tried unsuccessfully to put it out but called 9-1-1 and evacuated the home. He said the family also has a dog and a cat that also made it out.
Firefighters from Alton and Gilford arrived and Williams said a first-alarm was called but almost immediately canceled. He said firefighters extinguished mattress and the family said it would stay with friends.
"We have fire imaging cameras," William said. "We were really comfortable (knowing) the fire was out."
He said firefighters remained at the home for about two hours and, because the home is about 10 feet from the road, he said police closed the road for about two hours.
At 4:30 a.m. firefighters were called back to the house and found it completely engulfed in flames. Williams said the house was a total loss. The animals perished in the second fire.
Firefighters from Alton, Gilford, Gilmanton, and Barnstead fought the blaze and New Durham firefighters covered Alton stations.
The road was closed for a number of hours and traffic was diverted.
N.H. Fire Marshal Thomas Riley said yesterday his initial investigation shows the second fire was accidental and likely electrical in nature.
Williams said the mattress fire could have been caused by smoking material but was leaving the investigation to the fire marshal.
CUTLINE: ALTON FIRE - A house at 1301 Mount Major Highway was destroyed by two separate fires that occurred within four hours of each other early Wednesday morning. A dog and a cat were killed in the second blaze. (Laconia Daily Sun photo/Gail Ober)
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This could be your HG palette. Plenty of nice neutral colors that tend to lean warm, and look at all these 5 lippie reviews. However, if you are older, like me, the shimmer shades do not work so well with my crepey lids. "Sin" for example, looks smooth on my 20 year old daughter, but on me, looks uneven. Some shimmers are better than others for me. For example, the ones in the LORAC pro palette seem to go on more smoothly. I also like the L'Oreal Infallibles. If you want an awesome matte palette, Paula's Choice can't be beat.
The other thing I would note about Naked 1 is that this palette lacks a matte vanilla/cream shade for the highlight area. "Virgin" is most often used as a highlight, but I don't really like to shine up the area just below my eyebrows! I think you are better off using Virgin as an inner corner highlight. For travel, forget this (it's too big and bulky) and it does not have a secure latch. I would highly recommend the Naked Basics Palette for travel.
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Let me start out by saying I've tried a LOT of eye shadows. Like, a lot. All of the drug store brands, and a lot of higher end ones. I just love eye shadow. I used to get a little more crazy with colors, but these days I keep it pretty neutral, so I decided that it would be a good idea to invest in a good palette of neutral colors that I could use every day. Boy, did I pick the right palette. I am so obsessed with these colors. I love it. I have blue eyes, blond/brown hair, and a fair complexion so they work well for me. Yes, it's expensive. But dang, this palette will last you forever. I'm someone who will spend the cash on a make up product if I'm convinced that it really is the best out there and if it's something I will use a lot. Urban Decay NAKED palettes are the best out there. The pigment's are wonderful, and they go one well (especially when you use the primer potion!) and they STAY. The mark of an awful eye shadow is if it can't stay on all day. I also use a finishing spray on top just to give everything an extra incentive to stay in its place. My eye make up always looks just as good at the end of the day (if not better, after it's had time to blend into place), as it did when I first applied it. It's well worth the money. You will not regret it.
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I enjoy this palette thoroughly. The color pigmentation is good; however being primarily shimmery, most colors have a lot of fallout. It is my least favorite of the three Naked palettes, but that's not saying much considering the other palettes are amazing! I also love the primer it comes with.
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I was so hyped up about this when I got it for Christmas and had big expectations.
I was half happy and half disappointed.
The free brush that came with it was ok. It's a flat shader brush which I've personally never used, but I guess would be good for first timers. The packaging I did like although I feel like they could've worked a bit more on the closure. The material on the outside did attract hair and dust (I have a white furry dog!) but that was no problem to me. The mirror is also quite handy
These shadows are a beautiful array of colours - neutral matte and shimmer. The only thing that let me down was that the matte shadows were quite dry, and not very pigmented and therefore hard to work with and build up. The shimmers were ok.
These didn't crease on me with a primer or without one.
I do overall like this product, but was just a bit disappointed with the mattes.
Pros: lots of colours to choose from, shimmers and mattes, free brush, mirror
Cons: closure wasn't very secure, matte shadows were a bit dry
Great colours and quality. Highly pigmented.
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Being a frugal shopper, I do not usually purchase extremely expensive make up. However, my cousin had this palette at her house and I used it before we went out one night. I instantly fell in love with the colors on the palette. I was not quite sure if I was ready to drop 50 dollars on an eye shadow palette but after that one experience with the Naked palette, no other eye shadow measured up! One year later, I have not even made a dent in the eye shadows on the palette, even though I use it constantly (my favorite color being Half-Baked :~) ). I can create so many looks with this palette. I can create a sexy smokey eye with the darker colors when I go out at night or I can create a natural look with the more neutral tones. The LITTLE TINY thing that annoyed me about the packaging was how easily the palette opens. I have to be extra careful if I want to pack it in a suitcase or put it in my purse. The color lasts all day, even without the shadow primer that comes with it, although the shadow primer is pretty awesome. I usually save the primer for looks that require more layers of eye shadow. If i'm just putting on a quick layer of Buck, I do not need the primer and the color still lasts! Once I run out (though it will probably be awhile until that happens), I will certainly be repurchasing. I thought about purchasing Naked2 but I can create most of the colors on that palette with the Naked1 palette! All in all, this is a fabulous product and it definitely opened my eyes to the value of quality make up.
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One of the most popular makeup products ever, and I have to say, I don't TOTALLY get it. I'll keep it short, because there's already a million reviews, but this is not a good palette if you have fair, cool skin. Or dark eyes. I know there are other Naked Palettes better suited to that coloring, but this is definitely not it. That aside, though, I find myself using only two shadows on a daily basis, because all of the others are shimmer. TOO MUCH SHIMMER.
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The Naked palette has a neutral for every skin tone. These are colours that can give you nice bright eyes or smoky eyes as well. If ever have to go on a non-wedding holiday, this is what I pack with me because it's my go to palette. Yes, it is a bit pricey, I think that if I can find dupes for the colours I don't wear as much, then I will probably buy them, but as of now, I haven't found anything close to the pigmentation, longevity and shades of this palette. Finding colours like a champagne is easy or a soft brown, but Naked's "Naked" eyeshadow is the perfect colour because it completely matches my skin tone giving me a polished look while looking natural.
I am a fair skinned, green eyed redhead. It is often difficult to find makeup shades that look natural. At times, I end up looking like a clown at the circus. I took a chance, and bought the original Naked palette. I love it. Lots of highly pigmented, taupe shades that look good on me. Sure, there are a couple shades that you need to be conservative with, but you learn that as you go....nicely done Urban Decay, nicely done!
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So all the hype around Urban Decay's Naked palette, I decided to give into the hype back in February. And boy was I disappointed. The colours looked gorgeous when swatched but on my lids I just could not get it to work. No combination seems to work. Other than half baked, most of the others just looked muddy on my skin tone, which I would say is olive to tan complexion. I felt that the colours just blended into one shade, could not get it to blend as a gradient. And though I am warm olive tone, somehow Naked 2 looks better on me I feel.
I have many palettes, including a couple from toofaced, one from stila, inglot shadows, the balms palettes and Laura Mercier and my favourite is the stila in the light and toofaced chocolate bar. Both are neutrals and stila in the light is in fact supposed to have many of their shades similar to the naked 1 palette but with a better colour pay off and blendability and a way better price point, just with 2 less shadows. I definately recommend Stila's in the light palette. And chocolate bar palette is cheaper with more shades in side and less fall out than the naked palette!
Wish we had a better return policy in Malaysia's Sephora. Only unopened unused products can be returned :( Unlike in USA. So for now I am stuck with the palette and will continue to try and use it.
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Weekend Reading
After moving in on Monday and running errands all around the city, calling plumbers and electricians to get all the final things sorted at my new place I've woken up absolutely exhausted – and I'm not done yet! I'm still struggling with getting my wifi and intercom working… Despite that I can't help but smile every morning when I wake up. I'm so happy to have found my little sanctuary after more than 8 (yes, 8) moves within one year. What made me even more delighted was seeing some of my dearest friends drinking, chatting and having fun here during Thursday night when I invited them over for a little "housewarming apéro". I guess that means that I'm officially moved in!
• Where I'd rather be right now (instead of a grey and rainy Paris…) is right here. I'm just a tiiiny bit jealous Aisling!
• You probably haven't missed this – I mean, how could you? – but I'm sharing it anyway. Just because it's one of the most amazing things I've ever seen and just because I'm convinced that Nicole must be some sort of genius for creating this breathtaking concept.
• I'm off to Italy by the end of next week and I can not wait to get there! The beach, the food, seeing my friends again and getting some sort of vacation for the first time in a year. I'm reminiscing by looking through old photos of Rome from my time there last summer and from our little beach gem south of the city.
Weekend Reading
• Alice Gao captured the beautiful roses in Jardin du Palais Royal better than anyone I've ever seen while she was here in Paris.
• Ice cream and pretty flower – sounds like a pretty good combination, right? Linda Lomelino makes it hard to resist my sugar cravings…
• I'm so lucky to have so many talented friends who I'm constantly inspired by, and one of them (who I'm sure I've mentioned around here a couple of times before) is Katie Mitchell. She's an amazing portrait and wedding photographer based here in Paris but I simply adored seeing her adventures in Nepal a couple of years ago through photos in a recent blogpost. Another destination going on my bucket list!
• … And don't forget to check out my collaboration with SS Print Shop. You can read a little interview with me on Stephanie's blog about our launch, why I moved to Paris and what a typical day in my life looks like.
Paris Je T'aime
My photography prints, in collaboration with SS Print Shop are finally live and available for purchase now. I'm so excited and so incredibly thankful to Stephanie (the founder of SS Print Shop) for believing in my talent and for taking this chance on me. It feels a little bit surreal to hold them in my hands and to actually being able to see my own photograph on my wall – pinch me! This print that we decided to call "Paris Je T'aime" is my favourite one out of the three piece collection. I remember that autumn day in Jardin du Luxembourg like it was yesterday… Thank you so much for all of your encouraging and lovely words on this collaboration. I'm so happy you seem to love them just as much as I do!
For a little interview with me about this thrilling launch, head on over to Stephanie's own blog and for those of you who are thinking about getting a print for your own home, or maybe just take a closer look, you can find them all here.
Exciting News
After working together with the lovely Stephanie behind SS Print Shop for months now, they're finally done and I'm incredibly happy to announce that our prints will be available for purchase starting tomorrow! I've never printed my photographs before so this is certainly a first and I couldn't be more excited. I'll show you more of each print later on this week but here's a little sneak peek of what's to come in the meantime. It's been such a pleasure working together with Stephanie on this and I truly hope you'll love the prints just as much as we do.
Weekend Reading
This pretty little view doesn't belong to me unfortunately, but at least I can enjoy it while drinking tea with lovely friends. Something similar is what I'm hoping for once I find my own place (which is a more exhausting process than I ever could imagine by the way). Anyways, since I never shared my weekend links with you last weekend I have extra good reads for you this time around – I mean we can not not talk about the Met gala, right?
• The Met gala is one of the red carpet highlights of the year and I'm always as excited to see what everyone showed up in. This years favourites were: Beyonce (I mean how could you not?), Anne, Marion, Kim (this is a first but I loved her midnight blue Lanvin piece), Suki, Naomi and Blake.
• Of course it doesn't end there. Vogue.com invites you to get a little peek inside the festivities as well (and so did Mario Testino).
• Mandy is one of the most talented people I know and her recent shoot didn't disappoint. I'm in love.
• My whole body is screaming for a little getaway soon. London is very high on that list so Carrie's little list over hidden London gems is something I'll bookmark for my upcoming trip.
On Instagram
Tea and pastries at Ladurée to celebrate our darling Cindy, a beautiful day in the gardens of Palais Royal, spoiling myself with beautiful Darphin products during rainy days and a sunny morning spent in the Marais together with my sweet Katie. Walking around the city (and over Pont de la Tournelle) in the rain, stopping for pretty flowers, having meetings in buildings with stunning stairways and seeing dark clouds over the city and Jardin des Tuileries before it started pouring down. Beautiful roses, more Ladurée dates, a memory of those beautiful cherry blossoms in Jardin des Plantes and last but not least a delicious cup of coffee at La Caféothèque (who by the way must have some of the prettiest tables in Paris).
For more photos and daily updates, follow along through Instagram.
Weekend Reading
This week has been so rainy and grey. It makes you want to stay in bed all day long and never leave your duvet, which is exactly what I've been trying to do during a couple of mornings when I haven't had meetings planned. It's also been a quite busy week for birthdays which is always fun. And it's not over yet, the weekend continues with exciting birthday celebrations!
• Yes, I can admit that these rainy past few days have resulted in an even bigger Pinterest addiction.
• What will we be making for one of the very lovely birthday girls on Monday? I think we'll give this cake a go by Love & Olive Oil. But maybe simplify it just a tiny bit since most Parisian kitchens come with an oven the size of a shoe box…
• Alix makes me want to plan a trip to Disneyland.
• … And these photos of Karlie from Kloss from Vogue Paris that I found thanks to the lovely Denni makes my longing for sun, sand and the ocean even greater. I. Can't. Wait. For. Summer.
On Instagram
The city was so calm and nice during the Easter weekend here in Paris which made early morning walks even more enjoyable, I also managed to snag some pretty macarons from Pierre Hermé during the Easter holiday – I mean who needs chocolate when you can have raspberry and pistachio macarons? The third photo is taken from The Broken Arm's adorable little entrance and the fourth of the cherry blossoms in Jardin des Plantes (which unfortunately are gone by now). Morning coffee during one of our work dates at Coutume, riding around and exploring Paris on the back of Braden's Vespa and enjoying some sun (before this rainy week began). The cheesecake at The Broken Arm is one of my favourites and I never miss an opportunity to order it. My new little love from Mansur Gavriel, gorgeous Peonies, wearing one of my favourite combos; stripes and ballet flats and last but not least, a little shot from my lunch at Clint together with Christine.
All this and much more if you follow along through Instagram.
Parisian Beauty
I consider myself extremely lucky for getting to meet so many lovely people doing what I do. Kate, who I shot here in Paris the other week, is certainly one of them. We had loads of fun shooting on an early morning and decided to end our little photo session with a breakfast at Ladurée before she needed to head off in the search of the perfect wedding dress. I thought she looked too cute in her full skirt, Parisian stripes and gorgeous Louboutin heels not to share with you guys so here's a little something from our morning together.
Striped top by Petit Bateau – Skirt from Topshop (similar here) – Shoes from Christian Louboutin – Bag from Chanel
Weekend Reading
This weekend I've celebrated birthdays, had one too many cocktails and coffees, dropped by the Dries van Noten exhibition (which I strongly can recommend for anyone contemplating on going) and tried not to get caught out in the pouring rain. Except for the very schizophrenic Parisian weather I couldn't have had a better time! That's also why my little weekend reading list had to wait until Sunday night this time, but I hope you'll enjoy it anyway.
• It's always fun to coma across talented people you didn't know about before. Sara Medina Lind, fellow Swede and incredibly talented Art Director, Graphic Designer and photographer made me fall in love with her work through Instagram. Thankfully she has a website as well.
• Right now Australia is at the top of my list of places I'm dying to visit. Although I wouldn't mind seeing some theses breathtaking places in the near future as well. I can't help but to see potential photo shoots everywhere.
• There's very few people who can do no wrong in my eyes but Alice Gao is one of them. Her photographs of Milan makes me wish I was in Italy.
• I was never a fan of lemon tarts until I moved to Paris. Now I can't imagine my life without them. And no, I'm not exaggerating. Try any of the places on Trottermag's list and you'll understand why.


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Roland Dow, 28, of Plaistow appears in Rockingham County Superior Court on Thursday. (JAMES A. KIMBLE)
Prosecutors called for a 30- to 60-year prison term for Roland Dow, saying he carried out a months-long campaign of abuse against 3-year-old James Nicholson in the fall of 2012.
"For whatever reason -- God only knows -- he hated James," Assistant County Attorney Patricia Conway said.
Defense lawyer Tom Gleason argued for a five-to-10-year sentence, saying jurors never conclusively decided if he was the principal abuser or an accomplice of the boy's mother.
The mother, Jessica Linscott, is serving a 2½ to 7 year prison term for felony witness tampering and endangering the welfare of a child. Linscott was a key witness for prosecutors during Dow's seven day trial in June. Prosecutors maintained that Dow, not Linscott, beat and burned Nicholson.
Judge Marguerite Wageling disagreed with the defense's argument, saying the videos and audio recordings of Nicholson suffering couldn't even begin to capture the horrors that he endured.
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Diggy is apparently upset with J. Cole for some lyrics on "Grew Up Fast", where Cole spit the following lines: "Move along cock-sucker, ain't got nothing to see / 'less you talking blockbuster, you niggas is not Russell / You more Diggy, Me, I'm more Biggie / No diss to the young boy, I'm just rapping, get bored quickly".
Here, Diggy responds in the second verse to Cole….
I went and peeped Diggy's youtube page and heard his LP. I gotta admit, I'm feeling that shit and I'm gonna go cop his joint.
With all the kids that wanna be the next Lil Wayne and Waka Flocka spittin their special brand of hot garbage, I'm cool with a young cat like Diggy. He has some real skills on the mic and his LP's production was on point to me.
I know just because Run is his dad, Diggy isn't entitled to be embraced by the Hip Hop comunity. But, cats seem to really have their hate on for dude. So, I just got one question…Why?
Because, Diggy really seems like a step in a good direction unlike a lot of dudes from his generation.
It's not that I need anyone to have to validate their taste in music to me, I just really wanna know.
@ steezo. MONEY thats it people like the under dog of rap. come from the streets keep it real (what ever real is these days.) and not have a silver spoon in there month. me i dont care rap is so divesre these days as long its got heart and its not making a fakers money im cool with it. As for diggy on this dis he should of let it go…
Most of these tight jeaned punks don't want to battle and battling is hip-hop…Now, I won't go as far as to say I like this kids album…it's most likely pop trash, but when he applies himself, he can make a song…LOL
he has the right to do this j cole need to learn some respect for people diggy diss was great im a fan of both but diggy did right j cole was wrong for diss his fam i hope j cole and diggy talk it out.
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The story-driven Superhero Workout app makes getting fit super-fun
There are hundreds of fitness apps available for iOS and Android and, I suspect, like fitness equipment, many people buy them with the best of intentions, but then never use them. I'm a prime example. Although I use running apps like Zombies, Run! and Runtastic on a regular basis, most of the workout apps I own see far less action (the one exception being Runtastic PushUps which I use daily).
However, Six to Start -- the creator of story-driven apps like Zombies, Run! and The Walk -- has come up with a workout app that people will actually want to use. Superhero Workout uses camera-based motion tracking to record the reps as you exercise, and marries it with a thrilling sci-fi story. Punches become plasma blasts, abdominal crunches charge your AEGIS One battlesuit's reactor, and you can brace yourself from incoming debris with a wall sit...
Gmail app hacked with 92 percent success rate
Researchers from the University of California Riverside's Bourns College of Engineering have identified a weakness in Android which allows personal data to be obtained from apps.
Tested against seven popular apps the method was between 82 and 92 percent successful on six of them, only Amazon with a 48 percent success rate proved more difficult to crack. Most vulnerable were Gmail and H&R Block at 92 percent, followed by Newegg (86 percent), WebMD (85 percent), CHASE Bank (83 percent) and Hotels.com (83 percent).
The Score brings new mobile features in time for football season
The NFL season is about to get underway, though pre-season games are already in full swing. The Score wants to bring you all of the action with its latest "mobile-first" update, that includes lots of enhancements for fantasy team owners, as well.
The app is multi-sport, so don't worry if you're a fan of baseball or basketball instead. This update announcement, though, focuses on the season at hand. The new version promises to "provide the most detailed, comprehensive, in-depth football data found on a multi-sport mobile app".
myMail becomes most popular alternative email app for Android and iOS
Despite the rise of other forms of communication, email remains one of the most popular options, particularly for business. No surprise then that there's plenty of choice when it comes to mail apps for your mobile device.
According to data from app analytics company Distimo, the myMail app has passed other options to become the most popular alternative mail app for both Android and iOS, behind only Gmail and Yahoo Mail.
Torrents come to iOS, Apple approves Blue Downloader
When people hear the word BitTorrent, they tend to leap to conclusions, some of which are inevitably wrong. The fact is, the technology is used to distribute all sorts of content, including Linux distros and music and movies that artists and directors make available.
However, it is largely one of those keywords that sets off alarm bells with Apple, which keeps a tight rein on the content that appears within its iTunes app store. That's why it was a bit shocking when Blue Downloader made its debut.
NFL Now comes to Roku, Fire TV, Xbox One and other platforms
The NFL pre-season in now underway, with the Hall of Fame game behind us, and several games apiece awaiting every team. But the NFL is also about videos -- both highlights and interviews, even fans can get in on some of the action.
That is arriving on multiple platforms beginning now -- as in NFL Now. The league today rolls out the new app and it took the smart path of making it available on many different platforms. Regardless if you are on a PC, Roku or Amazon Fire TV, you can get in on the action.
Parallels Access 2.1 improves Lock'N'Go Magnifying Glass feature, supports Google+ login
Parallels IP Holdings GmbH has launched Parallels Access for iPad and iPhone 2.1 and Parallels Access for Android 2.1, a useful new update to its desktop remote control app.
Version 2.1 now allows users to sign in using their Google+ accounts, plus promises slicker drag-and-drop performance when using the Lock'N'Go magnifying glass among other improvements and the usual stability fixes.
The hidden security risks of popular apps
As we rely more and more on mobile devices and an increasing number of businesses adopt BYOD strategies, security and privacy risks become a greater concern.
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MediaFire launches new cloud storage app for iOS and lowers prices
Consumer cloud storage specialist MediaFire has announced a major update to its native iOS app, bringing a number of new features to the popular storage platform and heralding a new pricing model.
Available on the iTunes store from today the new free app includes automatic photo and video syncing, enhanced video and music streaming performance, new mobile sharing options, and a brand new high resolution user interface.
Refresh app helps build stronger sales relationships
The sales process is all about making effective connections with customers and potential customers, so any tool that can help with that process will make meetings run more smoothly and profitably.
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Windows Phone is like OS X a decade ago -- gaining respect, finally
Four years ago, I asserted: "Windows Phone 7 series is a lost cause", and it was. But you gotta give Microsoft credit for persistence. Today the foundation is solid, and app developers are finally starting to notice, like they did in 2004 with Apple's flagship operating system.
But pundits howl like the zombie apocalypse, which is pretty good analogy for mindless Android and iOS users constantly clicking and scrolling. Microsoft's Windows Phone "glance-and-go" design philosophy is all about living beings and interacting with them rather than cold plastic and metal slabs. (Say, isn't that where we lay the dead before burying them?)
It is game over for Windows Phone
Microsoft, it is time to reconsider your Windows Phone plans. The tiled smartphone operating system's market share came in at a tiny 2.7 percent in Q2 2014, dropping from the 3.8 percent it claimed in the same period of last year. As a result, Windows Phone saw a 28.94 percent decrease year-over-year in market share, caused by low shipments of only 8.0 million units in the second quarter of the year, 0.9 million units less than in Q2 2013 when its shipments were at the 8.9 million units mark.
The data is from a new report issued by research firm Strategy Analytics, which adds "Windows Phone continued to struggle in the United States and China", the first two largest smartphone markets worldwide. There, Kantar Worldpanel ComTech places the platform at 3.8 percent and 0.9 percent market share, respectively. That is lower than in other markets such as Australia, where Windows Phone was able to reach 5.3 percent market in Q2 2014, as well as some parts of Europe.
Smartphone market sees stiffer competition
The competition is heating up in the smartphone space, as, in Q3 2014, a dozen vendors have what it takes to shake up the top five smartphone makers list, according to a new report from research firm IDC. Judging by the standing from Q2 2014, the likely players in danger of losing their spots are Huawei, Lenovo and LG.
Samsung and Apple continue to be in a position of strength, with the two being responsible for 25.2 percent (74.3 million) and 11.9 percent (35.1 million), respectively, of the 295.3 million smartphones shipped in the quarter that ended June 30. That said, both lost market share compared to Q2 2013, when they claimed 32.3 percent and 13 percent, respectively, thanks to shipments of 77.3 million and 31.2 million units, respectively.
Self-destructing content service ensures shared data stays private
When you send a file to someone else there's always a risk that it could be copied or forwarded, even if it's intended to remain private -- as many a snapper of naked selfies has found to their cost.
There have been attempts to solve this problem in the past of course with services like Snapchat and Yahoo's Blink, that allow content to be viewed for only a short time, but none of these are aimed at business users.
Nokia Lumia Icon Windows Phone goes to San Diego Comic-Con
Eighth in a series. What goes around comes around. It's cliché but describes my return to Nokia after abandoning the brand five years ago. I never expected to come back, and the app experience, while a backwater compared to Android or iOS, is little different than when I left. Cameras are great and app selection limited, but it's hugely improved because of Microsoft.
Nokia was in 2009 still the world's mobile handset leader, except for one major market: The United States. As such, Symbian dominated mobile app development, even as iOS rose in prominence. (Remember: Apple opened its app store in July 2008, and the first Android phone shipped a few months later.) But the majority of apps and supporting services, developed by Nokia and third-parties, best suited the rest of the world. Americans had limited choices on the company's handsets.


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Betty L. Moser, 83, of Berne, passed away September 10, 2012, in Berne.
She was born to the late Earl E. and Alma L. (Raudenbush) Sipe on December 28, 1928, in Adams County.
Betty married Nelson A. Moser on February 28, 1953.
James R. Borchers, 91, of Decatur, passed away Saturday, September 8, 2012, at Christian Care Center in Bluffton.
Jim was born on November 17, 1920, in Rockford, Ohio, to the late Glenn D. and Sophia M. (Schiller) Borchers.
On August 28, 1947, he married Wanda G. (Priddy) Borchers; she survives in Decatur.
Jim was a member of St. Mark's United Methodist Church and a lifelong spiritual leader. He served the local Christian community in various capacities throughout his life.
Candido V. Castro Jr., 83, of Fort Wayne, died Thursday at his residence.
Among survivors are his wife, Margot M. Castro of Fort Wayne; and two stepdaughters, Eva M. Torres and Aurea E. Hachett, both of Fort Wayne.
Visitation will be from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday at Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home. A mass of Christian burial will be held at noon on Monday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 2213 Brooklyn Ave., Fort Wayne, with visitation from 10:30 a.m.-noon.
Betty L. Moser, 83, Berne, died today.
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Gretchen I. (Garwood) Pasternak, 54 of Decatur, died Friday at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne.
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A memorial visitation will be held from 2-3 p.m. today at Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home.
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Mary O. Razo, 83, of Decatur, passed away on Sunday, September 9, 2012, at Woodcrest Nursing Center.
She was born on September 9, 1929, in Paulding, Ohio, to the late Floyd and Carmen (Morales) Ortiz.
On October 17, 1947, she married Genaro Razo; he died on October 11, 1996.
Mary was a member of St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church, where she was a member of the Hispanic Society and the Rosary Society. She worked as a homemaker.
Patricia A. Rumschlag, 67, of Decatur, passed away on Saturday, September 8, 2012, at her residence.
Pat was born in Allen County on November 28, 1944, to Ralph and Doris (Anderson) Gerardot Jr.
She married James M. Rumschlag on July 13, 1963.
A member of St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church, Pat had worked as a waitress at West End restaurant for 35 years before retiring on August 1, 2011.
Candido V. Castro Jr., 84, of Fort Wayne, died Thursday.
Arrangements are pending at Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home.
Wilma "Jean" Grote, 76, of Decatur, passed away on Wednesday, September 5, 2012, in the Adams Memorial Hospital Emergency Room.
She was born on Saturday, November 9, 1935, in Allen County, to the late Paul E. and Mabel M. (McBride) Reppert.
On February 14, 1998, she married Gerald Grote; he survives in Decatur.
Jane M. Summersett, 88, of Berne, died Tuesday at Swiss Village.
Among survivors are a son, Kip (Linda) Summersett of Berne; and a daughter, Libby (Neil) Stroble of Hartford City.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Yager-Kirchhofer Funeral Home, with visitation from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. prior to the service.
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I unchecked these two things in the Auction searchUI, "search while browsing" and "enable automatic last page refreshing".
Then in Bottom scanner I turned it off, but also unchecked these two things... look for bargains while browsing and enable automatic last page reload.
Auctioneer still shows the scanning bar when looking at stuff and switching around what I'm looking at, and when closing Auctioneer it still shows the scanning bar even if I didnt scan and when closing Auctioneer the scanning bar always stops in the middle of the bar and pauses/freezes and I have alt tabbed out the game and had task manager open and it shows my WoW cpu usuage going up while this is happening.


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Has anyone made a slingbow? Ans success with it??
Unsu...Are we talking about an Atlatl? Or one of those gay slingshots modified to shoot small arrows?
It took a while to wade through a lotta videos before I was able to determine that a slingbow was essentially just a slingshot designed to shoot arrows. (damn it seems like every turn on U-tube is a wannabe video producer.)
On one hand it is a very portable way to carry a bow (but the arrows will still be 30" long.)
On the other hand, since it uses surgical tubing or bungees, it would not store well. Whereas a bow relies on the elasticity of wood (which stores well.)
why not just make a throwing stick and short spears?
I have not had alot of luck with the Atlatls When I get down to Atlanta next week I am going to pick up a whisker biscuit and see how this works. I allready have a pair of power bands for a wrist rocket, and a few old arrows I dont mind tearing up.
something like this is fairly easy to make in a hurry
I have made them several times, Beast. I just cannot hit the broad side of a barn with one. These things were state of the art for mammoth hunting, I am told. I don't know if the spears I was using were not heavy enough, long enough or what. I may play with em a bit more though.
yeah i was thinkin i should make a set n play
Unsu...I've seen two adaptations of the 'gay slingshot' arrow-shooter.
One has a small 'cradle' in the crotch of the slingshot, where the shaft of the arrow rests as you draw it back, using the rear notch of the arrow to propell the arrow, like a bow would.
I worry about a slingshot's ability to propell such a large projectile at anything better than 10 feet per second, ya know? My wristrocket was lethal and accurate with ball bearings, but with grape-sized gravel it just lobbed like a water balloon toss. I'm trying to imagine what kind of garage-door main springs you'd need to get a 30'' arrow up to any decent speed.
The SECOND adaptation of the 'slingbow' I've seen uses special short arrows, looking more closely related to the bolts you'd put in a medium or small sized crossbow. Instead of being propelled from the back of the arrow, there is a special hook shaped notch in the shaft, just behind the head of the arrow. You hook this in the thong portion of the band, hold the BACK of the arrow with your fingers, so the arrow is much shorter necessarily, usually about 8 inches is all. Your length of draw is reduced by the length of the arrow, so the shorter the arrow, the better. Which also helps reduce the weight of the projectile and increases the flight speed. This way, the small ammo goes right along with the small launcher, instead of the purpose-defeating need for 30 inch arrows. However, you do have a chance of impaling the web of your 'slingshot holding' hand if something goes badly wrong. I suppose a simple guard/deflector might be prudent... once again, adding complexity and bulk to a system that is 'supposedly' made for compactibility.
Unsu...I used to make the gay slingshots when I was 10. I basically used a stick with bungee cord rubber attatched to the end in a loop. The darts I made were made from coathanger wire pieces that were about 8 inches in length. I used black electrical tape for the stabilizing fins. The points of the darts were bent like a sharp angle hook to become the "nock" in which to be launched bu the rubber band elastic.
Some darts would have an exrta piece of sharpened wire for a tip. We mainly used them to break bottles and harrass people we hate.
it took a bit of skill and understanding that when you launch a dart, your launcher hand has to simultaneously get out of the way of the dart once its released. It becomes a natural movement.
I stopped playing with them once I accuired a bb gun. But they sure were unbeatable for stealth.
Here is a video of some guys bowfishing with one of the Gay slingshots, and they do not ahve the heavy weight bands on them. I am going to whip one up next week. Let you guys know what I tihnk about it.
Unsu...try not to limp-wrist it since its gay.
This is the maximum depth. Additional responses will not be threaded.THat's it....If it's the last thing I do, I am gonna kill and eat an animal with my gay ass wrist rocket. I'll show you guys!!!! LOL
gonna do it in a pink tutu? :P
Re: Slingbows....Anyone?05/12When you kill a rabbit with a slingbow, it makes it taste kinda fruity.
Re: Slingbows....Anyone?05/12Remember the old fashioned slingshots made with a piece of inner tube? That rubber would last well in a "time capsule" (buried treasure). The rubber could be used a lot of ways.


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1 each large onion
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2 lb whole lean beef brisket
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1 tbsp paprika
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All the Real Girls
Time Out saysPaul (Schneider) is quite the ladies' man, except that he's running out of ladies in the small North Carolina milltown that is the one thing he's never left. But when his buddy's sister Noel (the extraordinary Deschanel) comes home from boarding school, there's something about her which knocks him back. Could be this one's for keeps. It's simple enough in story terms, but writer/director David Gordon Green (in his follow-up to George Washington) isn't much interested in telling ir straight. Typically, he'll drop in to a scene halfway through, and cut out of it before there's any kind of resolution. The effect is of eavesdropping. You get glimpses of emotional exposure, and divine the rest for yourself. Sometimes the skewed heartland poetics veer towards the cute - cameraman Tim Orr never saw a sun ray he didn't like, and was it really necessary to make Paul's mom a clown? But in a sense even the mis-steps work in the film's favour. Like a vulnerable, ardent suitor, the clumsiness bespeaks its own sincerity. Of the all too few American independents to have emerged in the last decade (Harmony Korine, Vincent Gallo), Green looks like the guy most likely to put together a body of work. I think he's the real deal.
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I Long To Be
Over the years I have found myself drifting from wanting to be a doctor, a traffic warden a teacher, I could go on and on. However, one thing that remained constant was my quest for freedom and the passions, which rumbled within me about how to solve the world's problems.
Despite all my education and professional experiences, it is only in recent times I have learnt to overcome pain, hate, and a lot of negative energy that has stopped me from taking my first few steps.
I visualize myself in the future being a prominent change maker. For several years I have felt like an underachiever and have increasingly felt a void in my heart even as I write these words down I feel empty.
Despite having so many developmental goals both personal and communal, I feel I have only achieved personal development which dies with me when I am gone.
Therefore, I would like to be remembered, as the woman who made education available for all girls especially girls in the rural communities who have been abandoned due to life's challenges that fail to see that all humans are imperfect beings. I pray to see the impossibility of today as a future possibility.
Furthermore, I believe that in the years to come my community will be a model, where both men and women can express themselves freely but with respect for the opposite sex. I see women walking and talking confidently with their heads high due to the decisions they have taken in life. I see a better place where men support the progress of the women in their lives and vice versa and where people's mistakes do not determine their future.
I would like to be a correspondent for voices of the future because; I believe I can be used as a change vessel in making voices heard and also creating an impact not just in my community but the world as a whole. In addition I believe that through my contributions, I will pick up a lot of knowledge and skill and be able share what I have picked up with those around me.
Furthermore, being a correspondent, will enable me express the issues going on in my community and hopefully in time, coerce those in authority to start paying attention to the most important aspects, which affect young girls lives.
In addition, being part of this team will expand my networks due to information flow. I will also enable me to meet people who have long-term experience in similar situations who will serve as guides to me and also show my community and I the best way possible in making people listen to the voices of girls.
More also the skills acquired as a correspondence, will help boost my confidence and negotiation tactics to be able to approach the people in authority and further promote my cause.
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I too am like you in the way that I have so many different interest. Your journal was great. I like how drifting does not stop you from focusing and taking action on one of your passions. Keep moving forward with your passions and I look forward to reading more about your passions!
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Dear Fatima,
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful vision as well as your personal story. Your post really struck a chord with my own experience. I like you have wanted to do so much, to work in the community and to help others, but I also have struggled with confidence. I get to feeling overwhelmed by failure when I think of all the education and opportunities I have had in life and yet how little I have moved toward owning and following my passions. It really makes me stop and think when you say, "I feel I have only achieved personal development which dies with me when I am gone." Such a statement puts things in perspective, and makes me realize how my own personal "success" or "failure" really isn't the point in the end. Even the thought of letting go of that mistaken belief is liberating! Great job on taking those first steps away from negativity and toward your decidedly bright future in service of others. And thank you for motivating me to attempt the same.
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