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Dittmeyer murder case sentencing today
Michael Petelis, 29, of Ossipee, is expected to enter a plea and be sentenced at 1 p.m. Petelis was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit robbery.
He was one of the three men arrested and charged with the kidnapping and murder of Dittmeyer on April 23, 2011. Anthony Papile, 29, of Ossipee, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and is serving a 50-year jail term. Trevor Ferguson is serving a six-year sentence after pleading guilty in 2012 to two felony charges, conspiracy to commit robbery and hindering apprehension or prosecution.
The case began when Dittmeyer was found missing near a snowmaking pond in North Conway. Conway police found her 14-month-old daughter, Aliyah, safe and sleeping in the back of the car, but Dittmeyer was missing. Several days later, Dittmeyer's body was found in the pond. She had been struck in the back of the head, bound, gagged and dumped in the water, prosecutors said.
According to Senior Assistant Attorney General Jane Young, the murder was the result of a drug deal gone wrong.
According to Young, Petelis was a friend of the father of Dittmeyer's daughter. That man was serving a jail sentence in Maine.
"He had a relationship with the victim," said Young. "He was her protector and he set up her final demise."
Young said Petelis conspired with Papile and Ferguson.
The Attorney General's Office did not release details of the plea agreement.
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Korean Marinade Recipe
May 27, 2011 11:36 am
Infuse your grilled meats with Korean flavors
Thanks in part to chefs like Roy Choi and his Kogi Korean BBQ truck empire, Korean-influenced BBQ has never been hotter. You can DIY a Korean grilling experience at home this weekend with our Korean Marinade recipe. This sweet and spicy marinade can be used on steak, pork, or chicken.
A marinade is a liquid mix of spices and an acid, usually citrus or vinegar, or in this case soy sauce, in which you soak raw foods before cooking. Marinades infuse meat with flavor and also can make meat more tender by softening and breaking down connective tissue before cooking begins. Marinades are especially useful when grilling because of the quick cooking times.
Servings: 1 1/2 pounds meat
1/2 cup scallions, sliced
1/2 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons fresh ginger, grated
3 cloves garlic, smashed
2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds
2 tablespoons sesame oil
- In a large zip top bag combine all ingredients.
- Add steak and marinate in the fridge for 4 to 8 hours. Never leave uncooked marinating meat at room temperature for more than 40 minutes.
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Fried P&J Oysters Amandine
Dipping the oysters in egg whites makes the fried coating especially light and crisp.
Published: October 2013 Servings: 4
Brown Butter Vinaigrette
- ½ cup cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 2 teaspoon tsp. red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon tsp. Worcestershire sauce
- dash Dash of hot sauce
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Oysters and Salad
- ½ cup cup sliced almonds
- 3 cups cups vegetable oil
- ½ cup cup all-purpose flour
- ⅓ cup cup cornmeal
- 3 tablespoon Tbsp. cornstarch
- 1 teaspoon tsp. Creole seasoning
- 2 large egg whites
- 12 large oysters, shucked
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoon Tbsp. olive oil
- 8 oz. oyster or shiitake mushrooms
- 8 cups cups baby spinach (about 32 oz.)
- 1 tablespoon Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
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Brown Butter Vinaigrette
Cook butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat, swirling pan occasionally, until it begins to brown and smell nutty, about 4 minutes. Mix in vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce; season with salt and pepper.
Oysters and Salad
Toast almonds in a small dry skillet over medium heat, tossing often, until golden, about 4 minutes; let cool.
Fit a large saucepan with thermometer. Heat vegetable oil over medium-high heat until thermometer registers 350°. Whisk flour, cornmeal, cornstarch, and Creole seasoning in a medium bowl. Beat egg whites in another bowl until soft peaks form. Working in batches, coat oysters in egg whites, dredge in flour mixture, then fry, turning, until brown and crisp, about 4 minutes. Transfer to paper towels; season with salt and pepper.
Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms and cook, tossing, until softened, about 5 minutes; season with salt and pepper. Add spinach, vinaigrette, and almonds; cook, tossing, just until spinach is wilted, about 1 minute; drizzle with lemon juice.
Serve oysters on top of spinach mixture.
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Dell sneaks out Ivy Bridge special edition Inspirons
Dell's Singapore operation has outed a "special edition" Inspiron 15R equipped with an Ivy Bridge processor. Dell Inspiron 15R The CPU in question is the Intel Core i7-3612QM, a 2.1GHz part, backed by 6-8GB of 1600MHz DDR 3 memory depending on which of the two available models you pick if and when it arrives over here. I'd …
They are going to have a hard time selling them
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Yes that vertical res looks awesome, its annoying how rare laptops are that have decent vertical resolution. I don't care about how many there are going across. 1680x1050 would be a nice compromise, especially on a 14" (train-friendly) screen.
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BTW i like the keyboard... hasnt got those silly half height arrow keys.
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Indeed, that's what the article says.
Finally, a 15" laptop that might actually offer me a replacement for my Acer Ferrari 4005 (which is only about 5/6 years old now) at a reasonable price point.
vertical res looks awesome
"awesome" is a funny way of describing something worse than I had in 2004. Should be twice that by now, and 768 on the 700 quid one is a hell of an insult
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The Museum's collection of medieval and Byzantine art is among the most comprehensive in the world. Displayed in both the Main Building and in the Metropolitan's branch in northern Manhattan, The Cloisters museum and gardens, the collection encompasses the art of the Mediterranean and Europe from the fall of Rome in the fourth century to the beginning of the Renaissance in the early sixteenth century. It also includes pre-medieval European works of art created during the Bronze Age and early Iron Age.
Lucretia Kargère, Conservator, The Cloisters Museum and Gardens; and Nancy Wu, Museum Educator, The Cloisters Museum and Gardens
Posted: Thursday, November 20, 2014
Every curator, at one point or another, has to grapple with questions of provenance. In the case of medieval stone sculpture, works often come to us in fragmentary states, roughly removed from their original sites during revolutionary events, or cautiously salvaged from monuments that have not been cared for over time. Conservators, scientists, and art historians often collaborate to solve questions of geographic origin and attribution.
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Art is like ice cream. (A weird analogy, but bear with me.) Every ice cream lover has a preference; some like chocolate, others vanilla. The same holds true of art. Some like Impressionist painting, others prefer medieval armor.
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Posted: Thursday, November 13, 2014
But if you let the gourd stay
Enjoying the summer sun on its parent tree and only
set your blade to it late in the year, then after scooping
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A pint this mighty paunch will sometimes hold, sometimes half a gallon or more; and if you seal your jar with gummy pitch it will keep wine good for many a day.
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Levant cotton (Gossypium herbaceum) is a beautiful plant. I was quickly charmed by its flawless, creamy white flowers, which bloom in our Medieval Artists and Craftsmen bed through the summer months. This economically important fiber plant belongs to the Mallow family (Malvaceae), and is a relative of some of my garden favorites, like the hollyhock (Alcea rosea) and common mallow (Malva sylvestris), both of which are medieval and grown in the medicinal bed.
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I have borrowed an evocative description of the season from the great English Romantic poet John Keats. His "Ode to Autumn" (see below) was written in September 1819 and published the following year, and it serves as an elegy to his career as a poet. Keats's personification of autumn reveals the progression from the ripening of summer fruit to the fall harvest, the fading of spring birdsong to the bleating of mature lambs.
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Saturday, September 20, was a bright, sunny day, a perfect day for a late-summer swim. While many New Yorkers enjoyed the beaches and lakes that afternoon, an intrepid—some would say crazy—group of about 250 swimmers took their dip in the Hudson River, sliding in off the kayak pontoon at Pier 96, at 56th Street.
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The gardens are abuzz with activity as autumn settles upon us, and sporadic blazes of fall color across the Hudson River herald the season. To some, the onset of cooler temperatures is cause for despair. Others welcome the respite from hot summer days. What many of us share in common, though, is a renewed awareness of the natural world. It is a poignant time.
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Posted: Monday, October 13, 2014
This past May, I made a familiar pilgrimage to The Cloisters, the northern Manhattan branch of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in Fort Tryon Park. The Cloisters are a unique treasure of the museum world, featuring beautiful gardens, a stunning collection of medieval art, and majestic spaces. The purpose of my journey was to spend the day with Museum staff testing Google Glass. The camera within Google Glass would be the focus of our exploration on this memorable day, helping my colleagues and I to see the space in new ways.
Posted: Thursday, October 9, 2014
Recent posts by Michael Carter and a special seventy-fifth anniversary Bulletin by Timothy B. Husband introduced readers to a pivotal yet seldom-recognized figure in the formative years of The Cloisters museum and gardens—Joseph Henry Breck (1885–1933). The basic layout of the galleries and gardens of The Cloisters is primarily due to Breck's close collaboration with the architect Charles Collens, and their final plans provide coherence when the museum and gardens are seen as a whole. Sadly, Breck died suddenly in 1933 and never saw his plans realized. In addition to his formidable talents as an art historian, Breck was also a skilled artist, contributing many illustrations to the Harvard Lampoon during his undergraduate years. His watercolors and pencil sketches serve as visual evidence of his inspirations and thought processes while planning The Cloisters. While Breck's curatorial training and career are well documented, his interest in gardens is not.
Kendra, Former Graduate Intern, Education Department
Posted: Friday, October 3, 2014
From the more than two million works in the Met's permanent collection, one tiny object has held me captive ever since I first laid eyes on it. I started my graduate internship in the Education Department in late January of this year, and as I made my way through the Museum throughout my internship—selecting artworks for programs and supporting events, ambling from the mailroom to the Petrie Court, and exploring the galleries of African, Asian, and medieval art—the Crib of the Infant Jesus always managed to stop me in my tracks, demanding at least a few good minutes of contemplation each time.
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Donald Sanford came a mere nine hundredths of a second from winning an historic
medal for Israel in a sprint event at the European Athletics Championships in
Helsinki on Friday.The 25-year-old Los Angeles native, who received
citizenship earlier this year after marrying an Israeli, finished the 400-meter
final in fourth place in a time of 45.91 seconds, right behind Yannick Fonsat of
France.Pavel Maslak of the Czech Republic won in a time of 45.24s, with
Marcell Deak-Nagy of Hungary taking the silver (45.52s).There was double
disappointment for Sanford on Friday as he not only missed out on a medal, but
also failed to clock a time of 45.30s which he required to book his place at the
London Olympics.Yochai Halevi finished the triple jump final in eighth
place on Saturday with a jump of 16.67m, 10 centimeters below his personal best,
and the exact same distance he recorded in the qualifiers.The
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track and field events at the London Olympics, will want to quickly forget about
Saturday's pole vault final after clearing just 4.10m, well below her season
best of 4.52m, to finish in 11th out of 12 jumpers.Elsewhere, Yohan
Blake delivered a shock that will be felt all the way to London by exploding
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the Jamaican Olympic trials on Friday.The showdown between triple
Olympic champion Bolt and world champion Blake lived up to its billing as the
highlight of the four-day meeting as 'The Beast' roared home in a dazzling 9.75
seconds, a personal best and fastest in the world this year.The time
also made Blake the fourth fastest man of all time behind Bolt (9.58), American
Tyson Gay (9.69) and Asafa Powell (9.72)."No pressure at all...
everything is good. I'm just fortunate," Blake said after eclipsing his personal
best of 9.82."I'm the national champion of Jamaica now, I go into the
Olympics like this."Bolt, who was unable to reel in his training
partner, settled for second in 9.86 followed by former world record holder
Powell in 9.88.All three men qualified for the Jamaican Olympic team and
will line up against a formidable American contingent at the London Games
starting on July 27.There will be no rest for Bolt and Blake, however,
who returned to the track on Saturday looking for a spot in the 200m."We
are right where we want to be going into London," Glen Mills, who coaches both
Blake and Bolt, told Reuters."We have four weeks until the Olympics and
we will take it in stride.We know what to do, so we'll get
there."Bolt is a tough cookie and I think he will
survive."Reuters contributed to this report
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Extended periods of immobility can lead to the formation of blood clots, particularly in the lower extremities. Known as a venous thromboembolism or deep vein thrombosis, these clots can partially or fully cut off the venous blood flow coming out of the leg and can be accompanied by discomfort or pain, Peloso says. "If the clot travels to a lung, it's called a pulmonary embolism, and that's very dangerous and can cause death."
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GG: Chris and I have known each other for a very long time. I could definitely say there was a point in our lives where we were interested in more (like a relationship) but we're very, very different from each other. I will always hold a big place in my heart for him because he's a very special person to me. But at this moment in my life, it's not going to be more than a friendship and maybe playtime (wink wink) when I go to Vegas. LOL!
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The move form CC3 to CC4 should be seen as on the same scale as migrating to a vanilla network. It also has similar cost implications.
The move form CC3 to CC4 should be seen as on the same scale as migrating to a vanilla network. It also has similar cost implications.
Work wise maybe but certainly not cost, if you have CC3 you alreday have all the miscrosft CALS and server liecnecing without having to stump up an extra £ for the CC4 licening for stations servers and what not which is far from cheap. You can also ditch all the RM service contracts which saves if you so wished.
I would do the same with CC4 too if thatv was the way I was going.
webman (19th March 2009)
At least that gives times to recreate packages and do test runs before rolling it out site wide and if the CC3 decides to stop working the CC4 server will at least be on site.
This is how we went over from CC3 to the LEA. The LEA put in a server and took over the AD copies, usernames/passwords etc.
We then worked on two machines and the server for 3/4 weeks making sure everything was how we wanted it in school. Once that was done we started planning for the changeover. Everythign was in place... MSIs, software was sorted and cleaned out, printers were organised and scripts written, other scripts were written.
We then set upon a 3 week transition period where the CC3 servers were kept on but nobody could access them. Week 1 was rebuilding the network (we did that in three days) and get all machines onto the network with email/internet access - and with a standard set of software tools (plus any other software they needed).
Week 2 was printers and making sure software was in the correct departments and mopping up any issues.
Week 3 - was not needed.
Just the school server is showing its age and its filling up fast so the server does need replacing, the alternative is just get another CC3 server, at least that cuts all the licencing costs!
We are giving RM the chance as we have their network now, although they won't get away with a light chat - it starts in 50mins, I'll update if they say anything that I need additional advice for.t
The vanilla LEA one is the other alternative, but they use Ghost and everything and I manage one of them in another school and its not all that despite their talk.
Would be easier just to do a plain startup from scratch but as I don't spend much time on the site it would be months and months before it was even ready so that's not an option.
magicpatch (24th March 2009)
So really, I should hear them out, fire them questions about it being terribly resource heavy and buggy and then say thanks, nice(?) ideas, terrible implementation but we might go elsewhere
I have never understood why schools use RM systems and following this and other threads describing the trials and disasters that you have suffered I am at a complete loss to see why anyone uses them at all. Installing and setting up a new curriculum network is a fairly simple process (don't all shout at me at once, i have installed over 16 curriculum systems in the last 3 years) the last one was in the February half term 2009. I replaced a clapped out RM school share system with a new windows 2003 active directory server running ranger. the system consisted of a dell t3500 quad xeon terabyte server, 32 levono r400 laptops, 6 wireless N wifi access points, 5 24 port gigabyte network switches, followme network printing ( so easy to do just 2 lines of text in the login script and location variable set on the pc or laptop, no need for pages visual basic. if you want details please drop me a line) migrated all the pupil and staff data. all done in 5 days by myself and 1 colleague for a total cost of £23,000 which included the cost of all equipment and software licences and installation charges. job done and all workin perfectly for return to school on monday morning
Oops_my_bad (29th March 2009)
What? As in RM Ranger?a new windows 2003 active directory server running ranger
And backup?terabyte server
the dell t3500 server comes with a 400 gb backup tape drive and was supplied with 5 backup tapes and cleaning tape. the backup programme used was the built in backup option in windows server 2003 and RANGER is supplied by SENTINEL PRODUCTS and can be viewed at Sentinel Products Designed for Education | Home it is NOT a RM product
Whatever, but last time I looked Sentinel Products was a subsidiary of RM and had been one for years.
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Giving the massive what it wants, yet providing a musical education in what it needs, Poirier is a producer and DJ who has no boundaries except, perhaps, the rule that it's gotta have bass, and it's got to bounce. With this philosophy, Poirier will keep the dance rammed.
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After bringing back thoughts of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's noted 90's cut 1st Of Tha Month with the release of his featured-filled Celebration, Compton rapper Game has hit fans with a much-welcomed remix to the record which features the Midwest legends. Delaware beatsmith Sap's bouncy production on Celebration (Remix) seems to come full circle on the record thanks to the addition of the Bone Thugs, who haven't lost a step when it comes to their signature bars. Although the Celebration (Remix) will not be featured on Game's Jesus Piece album, due out on December 11, the record does serve as the rapper's first entry in his weekly Sunday Service series.
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Easier to manage? I can't see why or how. Keep the existing domain/e-mail addresses for pupils and staff. You can even create aliases between the two different domains if that helps?
I think I am about to get the OK to move from our onsite Exchange Server to O365 however I have a quick question....
We currently have a 365 account for our students - domain is school.org; however our staff email domain is school.org.uk. Student email accounts and passwords are created manually at the moment but we will be using dirsync for the staff domain.
Although I understand we can add another domain to our existing tenancy, we have been advised that it will be easier to manage if we create a new one for staff. Any thoughts on this from the experts? 😄
Easier to manage? I can't see why or how. Keep the existing domain/e-mail addresses for pupils and staff. You can even create aliases between the two different domains if that helps?
Putting everything in the same Tenant is the best method. Sharing between the two would then be seemless.
Who told you separating them would be easier to manage?
Once you enable DirSync on a tenant you can not disable it.
My advice would be to think about how you are managing pupil accounts now and how it is likely that you may be managing them in the future.
If you split them onto two tenants you will find it easier to manage the pupils and staff on separate domains or else you will be setting up complex routing and content filtering. If you need some free advice, give our consultant a call and run your intentions past him.
Once you have the tenants created you cannot move the data to a new tenant. Therefore make sure you fully decide what you want to do s once done you may have trouble changing it at a later date.
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We had a company in to provide a quote to do the work and their technical people suggested that it would be easier to manage because the domains are different and we won't be syncing the passwords for students - well not just yet anyway.
From the responses to my post I'm still not sure which way to go so I may give CPL a call!
I had the quote from the company today and I'm still trying to relocate my jaw
How much was it?
Well it was a shade under £10,000 - although there were a couple of optional items which would knock about £1100 off that.
Bargain eh!
That's ridiculous.
I know companies that will do it for about £<edit> (not allowed to say I don't think)
How can they justify that? How many accounts are there to migrate - not that that should make a difference.
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There are about 300 accounts to migrate and I have no idea why their price is so high. I was expecting a price somewhere around £1500 to you can imagine my surprise when I got the quote.
I would do it myself but I really don't have the time as there are a number of other things happening now and over the summer so I don't really want to overload myself with work.
I'm in shock about that.
Are they a big company who do big migrations? Just wondering if they have a set fee regardless of size or customer.
Yes recommendations are good
They aren't a huge company but deal in a few different markets - some of which obviously have deeper pockets than the education sector! Having said that, they sent me a case study of a college they did exactly the same work for.
Anyway suffice to say we won't be using them!
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