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Two pedestrians were injured when they were hit by a car in Miramar.
The crash happened in the 14500 block of Pembroke Road about 8:10 a.m. Tuesday.
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This just in: Vinyl is BACK! Now in its fifth year, Record Store Day has made its international mark, recognized by labels, bands, and collectors worldwide. Celebrating the cultural impact of the independent record store, RSD offers everything from live performances to special discounts to limited e ... More >>
Psychedelia favoring Sleepy Sun will be playing Off Broadway this Saturday with St. Louis's equally trippy Troubadour Dali. With beats that make you feel like you have a contact-high, Shabazz Palaces soars into The Luminary Center for the Arts on Tuesday.
Here again is every newly announced show for the week! We have offerings from the big-arena rock show variety all the way down to the hole-in-the-wall club type; music fans of all shape and size are bound to see something worth getting excited about. 311 will be bringing Slightly Stoopid and the Agg ... More >>
Erika M. Anderson brings her haunted bedtime stories and knife-twisting tableaus as EMA to the Luminary on March 20, and Deerhunter guitarist Lockett Pundt will do a turn with his solo project, Lotus Plaza, on April 30. Stone-drunk strummers Mountain Sprout head to the Old Rock House on April 1, and ... More >>
LouFest 2012 has a few announcements coming down the pike, and $50 presale passes are already sold out. The festival, entering its third year, will be looking to once again expand slightly, and hopefully the lineup will continue its trend of evolution. We'll be bringing you our 2012 LouFest lineup ... More >>
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Tennis SystemIt's a good weekend to have a light wallet -- free shows include the inaugural U. City Jazz Festival in Heman Park, Taste at Solider's Memorial and the Soulard Blues Band playing at the Boathouse in Forest Park. Apologies to They Might Be Giants, which plays the Pageant on Saturd ... More >>
Infected MushroomBrooklyn punks with the name so dumb it might be brilliant, Cerebral Ballzy, are back at Fubar on October 7. Cue the resounding chorus: "Isn't that kid's dad the CEO of Kinko's or some shit?" Grab your glowsticks: 2720 Cherokee snagged Infected Mushroom for a Thanksgiving ext ... More >>
Photo by Nick SchnelleSleepy Sun is coming to the Firebird. The San Francisco psych-freaks will play on September 25th. Tickets are $10 and on sale now. The band's set at this year's LouFest was manic and trippy and definitely could have used another look in the dark confines of a club. If ... More >>
It's no secret we're all aflutter over the return of LouFest, our city's very own large-scale indie music festival. Not only does the to-do feature eighteen bands on two stages over two days, it's set in the green jewel of our city, Forest Park, and attracts national acts in genres from hip h ... More >>
Surprise! Happy Tuesday! LouFest just announced the lineup for the 2011 edition of the festival, which takes place in Forest Park on August 27 and 28. Hip-hop hotshots The Roots, indie darlings TV On the Radio, folkie chanteuse Cat Power, neo-shoegazer Deerhunter, bar-band bros the Hold Stead ... More >>
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Arctic Monkeys are at the Pageant on SundayBack and better than ever. Or something. Friday, April 9 *Pretty Lights/Savoy, The Pageant *Kevin Devine/Cody Alan/Race Human Race, Firebird (early) *JEFF the Brotherhood/Flaming Death Trap/Rooftop Vigilantes, Firebird (late) *Killola/Sick of Sarah/B ... More >>
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Old Rock House *100 Monkeys, Sunday, March 7 *Jackie Greene, Wednesday, March 10 *Over the Rhine, Friday, April 30 *Midlake, Saturday, May 15 *Railroad Earth, Tuesday, June 1 *Mother Hips, Friday, June 4 *Lez Zeppelin, Sunday, July 11 Sheldon Concert Hall *Arlo Guthrie and Family, Friday, Marc ... More >>
It's the Arctic Monkeys!Blueberry Hill *California Guitar Trio, Wednesday, April 7 *Aqualung, Thursday, May 6 The Pageant *Pretty Lights/Savoy, Friday, April 9 *Arctic Monkeys/Sleepy Sun, Sunday, April 11 Focal Point *The Gordons/Tom Irwin, Friday, March 12 *Beppe Gambetta, Saturday, March 13


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Kenworth will feature the Kenworth T880 with the PACCAR MX-13 engine and a mixer body in its booth (C6203) during the World of Concrete Show Jan. 21-24 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
The new Kenworth T880 recently entered into full production. At the show, the T880 mixer on display will include a PACCAR MX-13 engine rated at 405 hp and 1,450 lb-ft of torque, Eaton® UltraShift® Plus VMS transmission, McNeilus standard mixer body, and a 116.5-inch BBC hood optimized for the PACCAR MX-13.
The T880 has a 5-piece Metton® hood for easier and faster repairs, air-assisted hydraulic clutch, panoramic windshield for enhanced visibility, complex reflector headlamps, excellent maneuverability, and new lightweight, factory-installed lift axles.
The T880 utilizes a 2.1-meter wide, stamped aluminum cab which is robotically assembled. The quiet cab has triple-sealed and robust doors and provides a comfortable 23 inches of room between the seats. The T880 offers the premium Diamond VIT and Vantage trim levels and two interior color options of Sandstone Tan and Slate Gray.
"Kenworth is excited to show the T880 at the World of Concrete for the first time. The all-new T880 is the flagship of Kenworth's outstanding vocational truck offering and is already attracting extensive interest from vocational operators who want a quality and durable truck with low operating cost in applications such as mixer, dump and bulk haul," said Alan Fennimore, Kenworth vocational marketing manager. "The T880 is anticipated to draw even greater attention as the construction business is expected to improve in 2014."
Also available in Kenworth's excellent vocational product line are the Kenworth T440 and W900S. Both vehicles can be specified with the Cummins Westport 8.9-liter ISL G natural engine rated at 320 hp and 1,000 lb-ft of torque. The ISL G uses a maintenance-free, three-way catalyst and is 2013 EPA and CARB compliant without the use of selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology or a diesel particulate filter (DPF).
Kenworth's wide range of vocational chassis configurations for standard or bridge formula-style mixer bodies include the diesel-powered Kenworth T800 short hood and W900S. Both vehicles offer excellent maneuverability and a wide range of vocational options.
Kenworth Truck Company is the manufacturer of The World's Best® heavy and medium duty trucks. Kenworth's Internet home page is at www.kenworth.com. Kenworth is a PACCAR company.
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The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) and the European Cultural Foundation (ECF) will screen documentaries under the title Doc Next at IDFA 2011. "These DIY media makers have had no traditional schooling and use new, cheap media, online distribution, and innovative forms of st...Read More »
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Prep: 20 min. Bake: 40 min.
1 package (16 ounces) penne pasta
6 cups cubed cooked chicken
4 cups (16 ounces) shredded Italian cheese blend
3 cups fresh baby spinach
1 can (15 ounces) crushed tomatoes
1 jar (15 ounces) Alfredo sauce
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After signing a batch of family acts, it was natural for fast-growing StowTown Records to add a soloist to their already impressive roster. It's probably safe to say that they picked out the most naturally gifted one in southern gospel: Taranda Greene. Her debut album Stronger plays like a triumphant personal testimony to the griefs she's experienced and overcome after losing her husband, Tony. She lends her flexible voice to a wide variety of sounds here, with a heavier urban emphasis than one might expect from an SG record. (Translation: White girl got soul!) The result may sometimes veer into over-the-top theatrics, but it's a solid, entertaining piece of work, arriving just in time to land on everyone's "Best of 2014″ lists.
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CD Review: Out On a Limb, by Wes Hampton
Out On a Limb is a wide-release re-packaging of Gaither Vocal Band tenor Wes Hampton's former table project Reality. It is his second solo effort, following 2011's A Man Like Me, which I first reviewed at Southern Gospel Journal here. Blending Wes's fresh, confident vocals with a batch of new songs from CCM hit-maker Sam Mizell and friends, it's sure to satisfy most die-hard Hampton fans. But will it satisfy fans of great music and songwriting? Does it satisfy me as a fan of all of the above? And does anyone else think the cover looks like someone dropped a Land's End photo shoot in the middle of a Gustav Dore engraving?
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CD Review: Vintage, by the Akins
The Akins are some of my favorite artists in southern gospel. Their freshness, natural musicianship and contagious enthusiasm always lift my spirits. However, their country-rock flair is a tad edgier than most fans of southern gospel may be used to, so they've been quietly flying under the radar for a while. However, their music definitely deserves a closer look. (Pssssst, hey Ernie/Stowtown…?) This table project finds them tackling some old standards with vim and vigor. The production credits are simple: recorded, sung, mixed, and mastered by the Akins. Lucas Vaughn is the only outside contributor, playing drums. The result sounds very organic and cohesive. Continue reading
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CD Review: Pursuit, by the Ball Brothers
The Ball Brothers are one of southern gospel's youngest and most progressive groups. Consistently thinking outside the box, they serve up a uniquely tight, pop-flavored harmonic blend that recalls GoFish or the Backstreet Boys more than your typical southern gospel men's group. They built their career as four blood brothers, but since then they've replaced two, including brother Stephen, who tragically had to bow out due to early onset hearing loss. Fortunately, Andy Tharp and Chad McCloskey have seamlessly slipped into the groove, and anyone who didn't know any better could easily think all four are related. Their fresh, youthful appeal has many fans wondering if it's only a matter of time before Ernie Haase signs them to StowTown Records, since he played a large part in giving them their first exposure. Click below the fold for my thoughts on their latest release, Priority. Continue reading
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Guest Classic Review: This Stage of Grace, by the Booth Brothers
[Editor's note: This is a guest post by Brian Fuson of Fuson's Findings.]
Let's hit the Rewind button and go all the way back to 2001. Before everyone on earth had an iPhone, when Chrysler was still owned by Germans, and my precious Detroit Tigers hadn't had a winning season since I was a toddler. The Booth Brothers had no chart topping songs, no legions of fans, and weren't really known by the average Gospel Music fan. Ronnie and Michael Booth were continuing the group they started with their father, Ron Sr, in the early 90's. When Sr. departed in 1999, a young man named Joseph Smith joined the group, taking over the baritone position. Smith spent a couple years with Perfect Heart before the group disbanded and had proven to be an impressive vocalist in his short stint.
The group had recorded one impressive project, Walkin' On The Good Side, that was fantastic. This Stage of Grace, released in 2001, would be the follow up. And it was the album that would make the Southern Gospel industry recognize the guys.
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Guest CD Review: "Hymns, the A Cappella Sessions" by The Nelons
[Editor's note: This is a guest post by Brian Fuson of Fuson's Findings.]
Out of all the groups on the road today, it would be hard to find a group with a greater heritage than The Nelons. It all started when Rex Nelon took over the management of The Lefevres. After Eva Mae Lefevre's retirement, the group was renamed as The Rex Nelon Singers in 1977. Towards the end of The Lefevres, Rex's daughter Kelly joined the group. Together, this father and daughter duo led The Nelons to the top of the Gospel Music industry. After her father's passing, Kelly continued to lead the Nelons through a new millennium. The group consists now of Kelly Nelon Clark, her husband Jason Clark, and daughter Amber Nelon Thompson singing soprano, with youngest daughter Autumn supplying additional vocals.
When you consider the group's rich history and all their accomplishments, it may come as a surprise that this project marks a first for The Nelons. "Hymns: The A Capella Sessions" is the very first a cappella recording in the group's long and illustrious history. United together with super-producer/arranger Lari Goss, the family has recorded one of the finest a cappella projects in the history of the genre.
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CD Review: The News is Out, by Driven Quartet
Driven Quartet is a young men's group currently signed to Chapel Records. They've been around for a while, even if you may not recognize their name. Their roots run deep in southern gospel, and lead singer Jason Funderburk is the son of legendary Cathedrals tenor Danny Funderburk. In 2009, David Bruce Murray said their self-titled record was the best non-label release he had heard that year. Now they have returned with a new project. Click below the fold for my review. Continue reading
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CD Review: A Cappella, by The Martins
It's been too long since we had some new pure acappella music from the Martins. Now, perfectly timed in the year that I plan to see them live for the first time, this album grants all our wishes! With Lari Goss, Michael English, and David Phelps all sticking their fingers in the pie, it's a glorious return to the sound that first put the Martins on the map. Continue reading
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CD Review: Measure of Grace, by The Taylors
Measure of Grace is young family group The Taylors' debut release on Ernie Haase and Wayne Haun's label Stowtown Records. The fresh-faced foursome is continuing Stowtown's recent trend of putting family groups on their roster. From left to right, they are Suzanne, Christopher, Leslie and Jonathan. Stylistically, they can evoke the Collingsworth Family, the Easters, or the Hoppers while still retaining their own identity. Now they've enlisted the talents of some of the best songwriters in the business (Haun, Lindsey, Jim & Melissa Brady and more) for an all-new collection of songs. Without further ado, here are my thoughts on this upcoming offering:
*Opening track "I'm Committed to You Lord" is a highlight right out of the gate from Wayne Haun and Jeff Bumgardner. Very classy but kind of kickin' inspo in the vein of the Collingsworths' "I Could Never Praise Him Enough."
*Leslie Taylor is featured on highlight "I Tremble." Wayne Haun and Joel Lindsey once again deliver a blissfully melodic, B-3 Hammond drizzled, richly theological meditation on worship and the cross. (And I just realized that I kind of made it sound like an ice cream sundae. Oh well, food analogies have always been my thing.) With the exception of one cringey line, which I've marched out and shot under "Dislikes," this is the best song on the album.
Let me not forget this temple
It's transformed into a throne room
And through your name, my soul is ushered in
So let me come to you in wonder
Let my heart still pound like thunder
At the way your grace has found me once again
*Speaking of Leslie, she's the glue that holds the group together vocally. Her rich country tone compares favorably with Sheri Easter. Continue reading
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CD Review: Angel at the Crossroads, by High Road III
Sara Davison, Kiley Phillips, and Anna Grace Kimbrough, the ladies of High Road III, burst on my radar when they performed their original song "High Road" at NQC the other year. I thought to myself at the time, "These ladies are going places!" Angel at the Crossroads is their sophomore release, and judging by the heavyweights involved in the production (Ben Isaacs, Bill Gaither), it looks like the rest of the industry is sitting up and taking notice too. The album was recorded at Ricky Skaggs' studio in Hendersonville, TN, with all the instruments played by the ladies except drums (Greg Ritchie) and banjo/mandolin (Andy Leftwich).
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Caught a nasty cold. In an earlier post I challenged readers to come up with a brand that was built within the last 10 years largely upon advertising, and without the benefit of a manifestly superior product or service.
Most people failed by mentioning brands that were built well before the 10-year limit. But one reader suggested Airborne, and I had to agree that it met the criteria, even if it was the exception that proved the rule.
How so?
Well, first off, Airborne basically invented its own product category. Emergen-C existed before then but wasn't widely available outside health food stores, and wasn't fully marketed as a cold or flu-preventative. And this new product category made substandard product performance extraordinarily hard to detect for the average consumer. You took Aiborne and still got sick? Well, you probably didn't have it nearly as bad as you would have if you hadn't taken it, right? Or you didn't take it soon enough, and so on.
Second, Airborne owed more of its rapid growth to a fabulously sticky mythology combined with extraordinary PR than to outright advertising.
The myth is that Airborne was the unique discovery and formulation of a 2nd Grade School Teacher, Victoria Knight-McDowell, and that the demand for the product by friends and local merchants was so great that the product just naturally grew from a home-brewed recipe into a national brand.
If one were to evaluate this story in terms of Chip and Dan Heath's SUCCESS principles, the story is:
Simple – It's a classic create-a-better-mousetrap-and-achieve-fame-and-fortune story.
Unexpected – A grade school teacher turned entrepreneurial genius and final vanquisher of the common cold? Check that one off.
Concrete – Lots of great details here, ranging from 2nd grader's notoriously snotty noses to the mental image of the teacher-slash-herbalist cooking up a "super weapon" to combat the common cold.
Credibility – It's practically a self-made Sinatra test: whose immune systems are more challenged than grade school teachers? If Airborne works for them, it'll likely work for anyone, right? Plus, until ABC News blew their cover, Airborne also had that oh-so-conclusive "scientific" test to back them up.
Emotional – A teacher achieving financial wealth and fame through inventive problem solving definitely has emotional appeal. It's a modern day Horatio Alger story!
Story – Not only is this a story, it's one of the most powerful kinds of stories: a creation myth.
Is it any wonder that Victoria's husband, a successful screenwriter, managed to recognize a great story when he saw one and decided to invest heavily in the company and it's marketing.
Although Airborne did invest in advertising, it owes far more of it's growth to Oprah and other great PR than to any traditional ad campaign.
The story behind Airborne made the product an easy pitch to media, and the PR lent the product more credibility than straight advertising ever would have, making the tablets an even hotter commodity.
Yes, Airborne built it's brand success on the back of marketing, in spite of its rather dubious performance. But, it had no real competitors, and the subjective experience it delivered – as a result of its creation myth and fabulous PR – was more than good enough to allow for continued growth.
In short, if the rule is that a product has to be remarkable for marketing efforts to gain traction, then Airborne is a mediocre product that proves the rule, because what was ultimately marketed was not the unremarkable effervescent tablets, but the remarkably sticky creation story behind them.
I'm particularly prone to noticing the emotional part of this whole campaign. I try to believe that I don't fall for products that have this little tidbit attached.
But in all honesty I probably do.
Quality as a metric is something I put a lot of value in. Thought quality isn't always quality but mostly the appearance of it.
I fall for it every day and I try to believe that I don't fall for these things.
Good article.
Thanks for the comment, Tertius,
I'm right there with you on having a blind spot to pockets of my own irrationality and notional thinking. It reminds me of this quote:
"When told that man lives in delusion everyone thinks of himself as the exception – hence his delusion" – Vernon Howard
Didn't airborne get sued into oblivion? Unfortunately their marketing was misleading and false. While the line of truth/myth in advertising has suffered it's fallbacks, airborne took the "myth" way too far.
Also, EmergenC is a far superior product IMHO. =)
irrationality While the line of truth/myth in and notional thinking. It reminds me of this quote:Thought quality of value in. blind spot to pockets of my own advertising has suffered it's fallbacks isn't always quality but mostly the


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Creating a budget planner does not have to be difficult. Try following these 6 steps...
What are you spending each week or month?
The first step in planning your budget is to buy yourself a little notebook that fits in your pocket and track your every expenditure for 3 months. This will give you a fairly accurate idea on what you spend in different areas other than your main predictable bills.
The alternative is, if you never use cash and always your credit, you can use your statement to track what you are spending in different areas.
When budgeting, you need to break up each form of expenditure into categories. For example: food, clothing, entertainment, rent, loans, car etc. Make sure you include all the predictable bills that come throughout the year. Total up each of the categories and divide by 3 so you know a monthly expenditure / spending total.
Take this a step further and categorise your list under 3 headings: Priority Budget Expenses, Saving Budget Expenses & Living Budget Expenses.
Priority expenses are those you have no choice about. They cannot be changed and must be paid no matter what. For example, your home phone bill, your car registration etc. I put my giving amount in this list because the priority list is what you pay first out of your income.
The Savings Expenses are your savings goals you are working towards.
The last list is the Living expenses. The Living expenses are all your changeable expenses like petrol, food, gifts, clothes etc. They are areas you can cut back on when you need to. Magazine subscriptions, pay TV, gym memberships to name a few more.
Add up all the forms of income you have so that you know what you will receive each month. Consider your wages, Centerlink, child payments, investments, rental income etc). This should create the limits for budget planning.
Compare your income with your expenditure list. How do they compare? Was there much left over? When you spend without a plan, you always spend more than what you have. Review the budget planning list you have created and decide how much you would like to set for each item.
The Priority list will not change because those amounts are out of your control (except for the giving but commit to keeping the amount constant week to week). You need to be realistic about the amount your set under your Savings list but you want that kept constant too.
Do you need to delete some items from your Living list?
Or cut back the amount you spend in each area?
Put your budget planner to work. This is probably the hardest part. How do you make sure you keep to your budget plan now? How do you save up those bits of money in each of their categories?
a) Different bank accounts – some banks let you have different linked accounts so you can put a label on each one and keep a track of how much you have available for that item. Be careful because some banking institutions charge a lot of money for this priveledge and can ruin your budget planner over the year. I'm with a credit union and this service is free so it works very well.
b) Keep it all in the one account and just keep a record of what is meant to be in each budget category in an exercise book or on an excel document. This is called a budget planner and they are great at helping you see clearly what you have. The down side is they require you to be diligent and up to date with recording what you do with your money!
c) You can be even more high tech and buy a budgeting planner which can be complicated to use but automate a lot of your transactions for you and you can do all your banking through them and they will reconcile balances with your bank account. They are particularly good if you run your own business. There are different versions available for what you need.
d) Go really simple and withdraw the cash and keep it in different envelopes. Except for the money that is for long term items. That can be placed in accounts that reward you for no withdrawals so you get a better interest rate on them. Using cash stops you from spending more than you have or dipping into money from other areas. When it's gone, it's gone. It's great for teaching us to be more careful.
I have found that using a combination of the above works for me. It's a real individual preference for how you build your budget. But whatever you do, you need to create a budget planner!


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Defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys, who handled the coaching duties for the Gophers during Saturday's loss at Michigan in the absence of head coach Jerry Kill, represented the program on Tuesday's weekly Big Ten coaches' teleconference. Claeys said that Kill, who suffered a seizure Saturday morning, was still at home, and that there was no need to rush back to work because the team has a bye this week.
"He's doing good, continuing to get the rest he needs and work with his doctors to do the best they can to get the situation under control with his medicine, which they still believe they can do,'' Claeys said.
Claeys said he spoke with Kill Tuesday morning, but said he has not asked Kill when he's returning to his work. The Gophers have their first practice this week on Wednesday, but Claeys said there is no rush.
"We'll just see how it goes,'' Claeys said. "It's all around when his doctors appointments are, that kind of stuff. It's all about getting rest, his medication…so there's no hurry to get back.''
Claeys took repeated questions about Kill's status, saying at one point: "Everybody's frustrated, but we all know the routine. It's happened before. We're just going through the process, same old, same old. Same process. When he gets back, he gets back.''
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Littleton murder victim died from stab wound to neck
The victim, Dr. Catherine "Kitty" Houghton, 70, a retired veteran of the U.S. Foreign Service, had ties to New Hampshire's North Country from childhood when she was a boarding student at White Mountain School in Bethlehem. She suffered multiple stab and slash wounds to her neck and torso Monday night in what Morrell said was a random attack in the lobby of the Hampton Inn off Route 302 in Littleton.
Rodney A. Hill, 37, of West Danville, Vt., was arrested that night outside the hotel and is charged with second-degree murder in the killing. He's being held without bail at the Grafton County jail in North Haverhill and is scheduled for probable cause hearing Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Littleton District Court.
A multi-lingual Nevada native and 1960 graduate of the White Mountain School, Houghton was staying at the hotel to attend a meeting in the area as a member of the school's board of directors.
Morrell said there is no known prior connection between Houghton and Hill, but would not discuss why Hill was at the hotel.
The Attorney General's Office released the results of Tuesday's autopsy by the New Hampshire Chief Medical Examiner's Office in Concord on Friday morning .
"Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Jennie Duval determined that the cause of Dr. Houghton's death was a stab wound to the neck. The manner of her death was homicide," prosecutors said in a news release.
Following the attack, which Morrell said took place shortly before 8 p.m. Monday, Houghton was transported to nearby Littleton Regional Hospital where she died. Morrell this week answered few questions regarding the killing. She would not say if the attack on Houghton had been captured on the Hampton Inn's video surveillance system or others were in the lobby at the time.
"This is still very much an ongoing investigation. We don't want anything out there that's going to taint the investigation," she said Friday.
Morrell on Tuesday presented Littleton District Court Judge John P. Cyr with alternative theories of second-degree murder against Hill, saying he had either "knowingly" or "recklessly" caused Houghton's death. She said that if next Tuesday's probable cause hearing goes forward, her office will release more information on the alleged crime then, including putting a witness on the stand. However, defense attorneys frequently acknowledge probable cause in homicide cases and waive such hearings on behalf of their clients.
Morrell also has declined to provide any personal information on Hill. The Caledonian-Record, a St. Johnsbury, Vt., daily, reported this week that Hill was a 1993 Danville High School graduate with a wife and children and that he had worked in the past as a self-employed welder.
Hill is a large man who, according to the newspaper, is known around West Danville for being loud, opinionated and having a short temper, which made some wary of him. The paper reported that Hill had a public outburst at a store in his community a day before the attack on Houghton.
Houghton was a Stanford University Ph.D. and was the White Mountain School's 2011 commencement speaker. She led a full and active personal and professional life, school administrators said this week. Houghton spent most of her professional career as a commercial counselor in the global business arm of the U.S. Foreign Service.
She served all over the world, including Colombia, Austria, China, Cote d'Ivoire, Germany and Canada. She was a pilot an spoke 14 languages, with fluency in German, French, Spanish, Mandarin, Nepali and Bengali, according to the school. Nevato, where Houghton had a home at the time of her death, is a city in northern California near San Francisco Bay and about 10 miles from San Rafael.
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Former NFL coach Marv Levy gives an interview at a diner on W. Diversey Pkwy Friday, July 22, 2011, in Chicago. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
Updated: November 20, 2011 2:21AM
Hall of Fame coach Marv Levy insists his latest project is a work of "complete fiction." The man who took the Buffalo Bills to four consecutive Super Bowls — and lost four consecutive times — has written a novel called Between the Lies, in which, among other things, the Super Bowl is rigged.
"I never have suspected or sensed a whiff of cheating in any of our Super Bowls,'' Levy, a native Chicagoan who attended South Shore High School, told the Sun-Times last month. "It's not about refs rigging the game. It's about, well, what if teams have secret wires in opponents' locker rooms? What if they listened in to other teams' signals? What if they did illicit filming?''
Levy's novel is full of rich characters with amusing names, such as filthy-rich team owner Cedric B. Medill, equipment manager ''Malaprop Joe'' Skoronski and quarterback Q.T. ''Cutie'' Pye. There is also an opposing quarterback named Kelly James.
Sound familiar?
''Yep, there's a little of Jim Kelly in there,'' Levy said. ''But it's, remember, fiction.''
This week, the Sun-Times will run excerpts of the book, beginning with Chapter 8 today.
Both the Los Angeles Leopards and the Portland Pioneers were primed and ready to go when the regular season kicked off in September. It was after the games began to count in the standings that things got rough. The Leopards lost their first four games, before pulling off a startling 27-24 upset of the New England Patriots. Then they lost their next three games. At midseason, their record stood at 1-7. The Pioneers fared little better, logging a 2-6 mark by the season's midway point.
It was about what might have been expected from expansion teams in their first year of competition, but it was far short of the expectations that team owner Cedric B. Medill had for his Leopards.
"Does this guy Russell really know what he is doing?" Cedric B. asked General Manager Brant Gilbert during their Monday telephone conversation on the day after their seventh loss of the season. "How can they blow a 10-point lead like they did yesterday? That's what I'd like to know."
"Cedric, our defense has a long way to go yet," Brant responded. "You know how heavily we went for offense in the draft. That was what you really urged us to do, remember?"
"Yes, I do, and I'm glad I did. That's how we got that lead. That's why Q.T. had those two touchdown passes that put us in front until that damn conservative prevent defense that Russell kept calling screwed it up."
"Q.T. also threw three interceptions in the game, Cedric, including the one that set up their last touchdown drive."
"Who sent that play in? And why would he be throwing to a receiver that was being covered by Montavius Boswell? I keep hearing that he's the best defensive back in the NFL."
"It was a rookie mistake, Cedric. Besides, Q.T. was under lots of pressure. Our pass protection isn't what it needs to be yet. He didn't have much time, and so he just unloaded the ball."
"Well, then why are we throwing the ball in a situation like that?"
"It was still early in the fourth quarter," Brant explained. "It was a third-down and eight-yards-to-go situation. We needed to get a first down. We needed to maintain control of the ball, and, at that point in the game, it would have been very meaningful for us to put some more points on the board. Also, I recall a couple of weeks ago when we lost a late lead to the Seahawks you were disturbed because you felt we had become too conservative by trying to grind it out on the ground."
"Well, it seems to me that Russell just doesn't come up with the right strategy at the right time," Cedric B. said. "I know from a talk I had with Randy Dolbermeier that he, too, would like to see us be a lot more innovative on offense, but Russell won't go along with it."
"All I can say, Cedric, is that Bobby is keeping the players on track and working hard despite all the difficulties they've had to deal with. We are getting better, and we'll continue to get better if we just allow him to stay the course."
"Well, I have faith in you, Brant, and I do like Bobby, too. I don't always agree with everything that's taking place, and I'm not going to hesitate to speak up and let you know how I feel. But you guys are in charge. I do wish, however, that Russell would listen more to what Dolbermeier has to offer."
"From what I've observed, Randy keeps offering plenty."
"Yeah, he's a character. That's obvious! But I also notice a lot of the media guys laughing at his antics. They really seem to like interviewing him, too."
"And he enjoys all the attention. Maybe a little bit too much."
"All I know is that I think he is one heckuva coach. I just wish sometimes that our players would get as fired up as I've seen him be when he's out on that practice field."
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She addresses eternal issues on the human condition borrowing from mythologies throughout different eras and cultures, through the lens and language of mechanism, mirroring the ubiquity of technological advancement in the world.
In her work she attempts to marry primordial human essence with the explosive expansion of the machine, as a new paradigm looms close on the horizon and promises a redefinition of what it means to be human.
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May - Congratulations to Kevin Chavez, the winner of the inaugural Sigma Xi Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award! Congratulations also to Samuel Kimmey, Sheena Mago and Akshat Puri for being recognized with Sigma Xi Undergraduate certificate of merit awards.
Kevin Chavez is mentored by Dr. Laurie Krug, Dept. of Molecular Genetics & Microbiology and by graduate student Nana Minkah; and is one of the featured Researchers of the Month.
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April 1, Albany. Three SBU students represent Stony Brook at SUNY's Innovative Exploration Forum: Undergraduate Research in New York State's Public Higher Education System, including: Ben Coe (member of Prof. Abhay Deshpande's research group, Physics), Melissa Daniel (member of Prof. Lonnie Wollmuth's research group, Neurobiology), and Neha Kinariwalla (who is working on an honors thesis project under the direction of Dr. C. Marrone, Sociology).
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Dance Party Friday
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Bob Herzog's Version of "Flashdance" Water Scene
Updated: Wednesday, September 17 2014, 09:19 AM EDT
CINCINNATI (WKRC) --You know the songs, and as you can tell from the video provided by Broadway Cincinnati, you know some of the moves. Flashdance: the Musical is now on stage at the Aronoff Center. In the iconic role of Alex Owens, first made famous by Jennifer Beals in the classic film from 30 years ago, is Jillian Mueller.
If Jillian does, in fact, feel any pressure to play this part, it doesn't show. That's because despite the physicality of the production, she says "it's a two-and-a-half hour marathon. I don't stop for two and a half hours."
And for the audiences, who know exactly what they want she says, "I think we do live up to the expectations you have from the movie and then some."
She's very well-prepared. "I used to go in my basement and turn off all the lights and sit in my bean bag chair in front of our big screen TV and watch Flashdance."
Of course, that didn't necessarily mean she was prepared for me, in a ripped sweatshirt, sweatpants and pink leg warmers. Everybody knows the water scene that she does, "to give you a little bit of that and we're going to do the famous dance moves like the maniac run and the kicks and the pull, and all of it."
But after some rehearsal time and some important warnings. "you see these three little spouts? water is going to come out. before you even get to the final water. water's coming out."
"5 6 7 8. head right. head left. right arm. left arm. together out. and run. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. step kick. step kick. booty pop. sit down. pull the string. here we go."
Bob says, "it was really until the last one and then it was cold. but I've never felt so alive. I'm a maniac. I'm a manic."
And dare I say it, what a feeling. Jillian says "and like shannon said you've had the best booty pop we've seen."
The show runs through November 10.
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Meet Bob Herzog!Bob Herzog is a Cincinnati guy. More specifically, he's a proud West Side guy. Bob joined the Local 12 team at the end of 2005 and since then has worn many hats at the station. He currently anchors the 7am hour of Good Morning Cincinnati on Local 12.2
The CW Cincinnati and serves as Traffic Reporter during the earlier hours of GMC on Local 12. The offbeat segment called The Cooler also gets the "Bob treatment" each day. And the notorious tradition known as Dance Party Friday, for better or worse, was Bob's creation.
As a hometown boy, Bob takes special pride in getting involved in community events. From the Rusty Ball and the Delhi Skirt Game to the Freestore Foodbank's Hunger Walk and the JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes, Bob is always inspired to see neighbors helping neighbors and friends helping friends.
He attended Oak Hills High School and Xavier University where he majored in Communications: Electronic Media and minored in Natural Sciences. He also obtained a law degree from Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University.
Bob loves all kinds of music and movies. He has a passion for basketball. But his number one hobby is spending time with his wife and four children.
Favorite Food – Pizza, pork fried rice, a good cheesy quesadilla, and Graeter's Mint Chocolate Chip
Favorite Band – Huey Lewis & the News
Favorite Dance Tune – Footloose (Yep, I'm a dork)
Favorite Movie – tough to pick just one… loves me some Star Wars (original trilogy primarily), Braveheart, Bruce Almighty (I'm a sucker for a Jim Carrey movie… big surprise), Hoosiers (I know Jimmy Chitwood makes the shot, but I still get nervous every time), ANYTHING Pixar has done. That team at Pixar is simply brilliant.
Favorite Dance Partner – my wife
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has launched three new initiatives to make the entry process easier for international travelers, said homeland security chief Michael Chertoff.
"Perhaps the single criticism we hear most from international travelers is frustration with the entry process," said Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff. "We're committed to a more welcoming environment for the roughly one million foreign travelers arriving at our ports each day."
The Global Entry initiative will make it faster and easier for pre-approved, low-risk international travelers to enter the country. The pilot program for the initiative began today at George Bush International, John F. Kennedy International, and Washington Dulles International airports.
International travelers that apply to the program must voluntarily submit their biographical and biometric information, undergo a background check, and interview with a Customs and Border Enforcement official. If accepted, international travelers will be able to use kiosks at the three airports to verify their identity electronically and declare any customs, according to DHS. (You can apply for Global Entry here.)
DHS will also introduce the Passenger Service Program to its top 20 model ports. Under the program, CBP program officers will identify and resolve passenger issues and use customer service techniques when interacting with the traveling public. The program will also team up with private sector and industry stakeholders to reduce wait times through improved signage and technology.
The department, lastly, will expand its Model Ports Initiative to 18 more airports. DHS says it has already "enhanced border security with the use of the new technology while streamlining security processes and facilitating travel for legitimate visitors." On top of brochures and more signage, DHS has also produced a video in Spanish, French, German and English to help international travelers navigate the entry process by relaying practical information such as what entry documents and forms are necessary for entrance into the United States.
"These initiatives," Chertoff said, "will reduce much of the frustration and anxiety we encounter, and make it easier on our frontline personnel to focus even more on actual security and criminal risks."
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Manhattan, KS (Sports Network) - Thomas Gipson totaled 20 points with eight rebounds and Angel Rodriguez contributed 16 points and seven assists, as No. 13 Kansas State surged past Texas Tech in the second half to take a 75-55 victory on Monday.
Nino Williams scored nine consecutive points early in the second stanza, where the Wildcats (23-5, 12-3 Big 12) outscored Texas Tech by a 44-25 count to grab their fourth straight win and stay atop the conference standings.
Rodney McGruder added 10 points and seven rebounds in the victory, which placed Bruce Weber in a tie for most wins in school history by a first-year head coach.
The Red Raiders (9-17, 2-13) managed just two field goals over the final 11 minutes as their season-long losing streak stretched to nine games. Dusty Hannahs had 14 points and Jaye Crockett scored 13 off the bench in the setback.
"It has been our Achilles' heel all year long," Texas Tech head coach Chris Walker said about his team's 14 turnovers, which led to 20 Wildcats points. "The guys are really trying hard, and I am very proud of my team. Kansas State is a really good team."
Kansas State let Texas Tech hang around and it actually trailed 44-42 after 26 minutes of play, but the Wildcats got a scoring surge from an unexpected source before locking down defensively to capture the win.
Williams, who only averages 4.8 points per game, strung together four straight buckets and added another layup to put Kansas State ahead 53-47.
"He got on a nice run," said Weber on Williams' play. "One of ours keys to our team is that everyday it seems that someone steps up. It is hard to stop every guy that we have. I have said it from the beginning that we have eight starters and all of them can be very productive."
Rodriguez then scored 10 points during an 20-4 run to break the game open, burying a triple to begin the flurry and adding a three-point play near the end of the surge to put the contest out of reach.
The Red Raiders went 2-for-11 over the last 11 minutes, adding just two free throws while committing four turnovers over the stretch.
The Wildcats jumped out to an early 12-4 lead, but the Red Raiders slowly clawed their way back, as Crockett's third basket knotted the score at 21-21.
Texas Tech was ahead by one with 45 seconds remaining before McGruder's buzzer-beating jumper from the corner staked the Wildcats to a 31-30 lead.
Bob Huggins posted 23 victories in his first season at Kansas State in 2006-07
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State improved to 16-1 on its home floor ... Texas Tech has lost seven
straight on the road.
Former Texas A&M and NFL linebacker Larry Kelm died in a hunting accident, the university announced Monday.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
The Kansas City Chiefs placed Eric Berry on the non-football illness list Monday after a mass was discovered on the right side of his chest, leading to fears the safety might have lymphoma.
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired right- handed pitcher Juan Nicasio from the Colorado Rockies on Monday.
Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins and Toronto Raptors guard Lou Williams were named NBA Players of the Week on Monday.
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We knew there was a new season in the pipeline, but seeing these on-set shots on Lena Dunham's Instagram, makes us rest much easier in our beds. We need a fix, and we need it soon. Like, really soon.
Elsewhere on Instagram, uber photographer, Ellen Von Unwerth, treats us to a fabulous Naomi Campbell shoot, Kim Kardashian gets Parisian(ish), and Cara Delevingne's family get excited about her new short film. Obviously, in addition to all the Delevingners in the world. And my, there are rather a lot of those.
Meanwhile, Beyonce gets her booty out in a Kim Kardashian-style rush of blood to the head, Rita Ora tries to bring corn-rows back (nooooooooo!), and Mary Charteris and Sienna Miller hang out in a suitcase. Yup. You heard. We put it down to this total lunar eclipse. It's sending those celebs bonkers.


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The first reading from Sirach lays out the fundamental decision we need to make - the choice between life and death, between good and evil. That choice will determine the direction and meaning of our life. What does this decision entail?
Children are taught to base their decisions on rules. Don't touch a hot stove! Don't run with a scissors or knife! Don't fight with other kids! Children may not know the reasons, but they are to just "follow the rules."
"With just a few more grains of salt, Nicholas' dish would've been as good as Nina's."
"Wait a minute, what does it mean that we are sitting here in the final challenge and we're still saying, 'Nicholas' dish needed a little more salt.' This is basic cooking 101!"
"It certainly would've made his dish infinitely better."
"I have grasped you by the hand; I formed you, and set you as a covenant of the people." (IS 42:6)
A frequently used technique in action films is a scene where a person is in danger, slipping off a cliff, or a building, or some other perilous perch. Someone grasps the person by the hand and desperately tries to pull him or her to safety. This is one of the images Isaiah gives us: God grasps the chosen servant by the hand and hangs on for dear life.
The title of today's feast "epiphany" means "manifestation" in Greek and we have to admit that the Gospel of Matthew illustrates this manifestation with a flourish. Today's feast is a filmmaker's delight because it is full of wonderful images...
On this Sunday after Christmas the Church celebrates the Holy Family. The Holy Family is, of course, Jesus, Mary and Joseph but in remembering this family of families, we also celebrate all families as sacred.
Theme: "Dare to Believe in the Impossible"
Birth announcements are usually good news, and therefore they are joyful! Family members and friends would send greetings and best wishes to the new parents. At "baby showers," women would gather to celebrate and give gifts to the expectant mother. Typical gifts related to babies include diapers, blankets, baby bottles, and toys. However, in this Sunday's gospel reading, Matthew's version of Jesus' birth announcement is noticeably stark and somber. It is filled with suspense and portends a possibly tragic outcome.
In Chapter 50 of Isaiah, the prophet says he has been given a well-trained tongue, to speak to the weary a word that will rouse them. In this season of Advent, the readings we are given to hear today do indeed have words that rouse feelings and responses in us as we approach the great feast of the Incarnation at Christmas.
What is the relationship between the "peaceable kingdom" imaged in today's readings and our current urgent call to re-establish the ecological harmony that human actions have so profoundly damaged in recent years? There is a connection - but not a literal one. For example, take the line that says "the lion shall eat hay like the ox." As anyone who has ever had a cat around the house knows, felines may nibble a little grass here and there, but their digestive systems are made to thrive on meat. Cats are predators, built to hunt and kill for a living.


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If not everything, damn near it. Late last week, Twitter users in Japan began uploading photos of their cats with cartoon eyes. Bless them for that!
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"Not a single store in Georgia has any," a local GameStop employee told me over the phone as I called about looking for the GameCube controller released with Super Smash Bros. Wii U. That's explains why the cheapest one on Amazon is $89.99, and why eBay prices are going through the roof.
Grand Theft Auto 5 is now the best-selling game of all time in the UK.
Rockstar's open world was already close to the previous record holder, 2010's Call of Duty: Black Ops, which it finally overtook this week thanks to the arrival of its PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions.
GTA5 already held the record for the highest-grossing UK game in a week (Ł94m upon its original launch last year) and of all time.
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