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Had to use this to reattach the wheel well splash guards on my Dodge Ram. Worked just fine.
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These seemeed like a great idea for a light duty vehicle application. After the first four rivets snapped in half or twisted trying to put them in an appropriately-sized hole, I gave up and...Read complete review
These seemeed like a great idea for a light duty vehicle application. After the first four rivets snapped in half or twisted trying to put them in an appropriately-sized hole, I gave up and took them back for a refund. Can't imagine why anyone would use these for anything. Very brittle, so unlikely they would hold up in extreme hot or cold temps.
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Better than stock fastners and works as
By pink sky
from IL
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Pittsburgh Hand Riveter with 40 Industrial Strength Poly Rivets:
Used to replace inner fender rivets on dodge pick up and worked quickly effectively and flawlessly
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The best plastic rivet tool!!!!
By Johny be good
from TX
Perfect rivet tool for attaching oem rivets to bumper covers, and various plastic trims.
Does the job
By Cliff
from Florida
About Me Professional
Should have bought this a long time ago. Th rivets you purchase from parts stores or dealership are many time more expensive than this unit. Save yourself money and time buy this.
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Great tool !!!
By Amigo
from Martin Tn
This riveter gets the job done, on todays vehicles a lot of component like bumper covers, fender liners, moldigns, etc, are secure in place by plastic rivets, I use this tool just about every day, i had it for about 5 month now and have not had any problem yet.
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5 stars
By williams
from VA
works well for replacing pop rivets in inner fender shields
Nice quality Rivet Gun
By WJed
from New York
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Its a great tool,i used it for my front grille fascia after i removed it.The old rivets were loose but looked okay.After using this rivet gun,the fascia was SOLID.
better than push lock fasteners
By fanolax
from ohio
In my view these work much better than the typical auto body push lock fastener. Where the fastener shows yes maybe you use the OEM but under the hood, for shields under the engine or otherwise out of view these are cheaper and better.
Works great!
By Strolling
from Mass
Used several times for reattaching trim and guards on several vehicles- same as oem rivets.
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excellent poly rivits
By Randy Bugni
This is the best tool for resecuring plastic panels on a vehicle, I used it to resecure the plastic shield panel under the hood in my car and secure a plastic trim piece where it had the plastic push pins
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Ford has recalled certain 1995-1997 Explorer and 1997 Mercury Mountaineer vehicles because the sway bar links could fracture. If one or both sway bar links fracture, vehicle stability is affected, which can cause handling issues. Dealers will replace both sway bar links with revised parts.
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Summary: THIS IS NOT A SAFETY RECALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SAFETY ACT. HOWEVER, IT IS DEEMED A SAFETY IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN BY THE AGENCY. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION: FORD IS REPLACING ALL FIRESTONE WILDERNESS AT 15, 16, AND 17 INCH TIRES MOUNTED ON FORD TRUCKS AND SUVS. FORD REPORTS TREAD SEPARATION CAN OCCUR DUE TO A COMBINATION OF THE SENSITIVITY OF THE TIRE DESIGN TO STRESS, AGING, AND MANUFACTURING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PLANTS. FORD IS REPLACING THESE TIRES TO PREVENT POSSIBLE PREMATURE TIRE FAILURE. VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: THE VEHICLES LISTED BELOW MAY HAVE BEEN ORIGINALLY EQUIPPED WITH FIRESTONE WILDERNESS AT TIRES OR MAY HAVE HAD WILDERNESS AT TIRES INSTALLED DURING THE FIRESTONE RECALL LAUNCHED IN AUGUST 2000. CERTAIN 1991 THROUGHT 2002 FORD EXPLORER CERTAIN 2001 THROUGHT 2002 EXPLORER SPORT, AND SPORT TRAC CERTAIN 1997 THROUGH 2002 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER CERTAIN 1991 THROUGH 2001 RANGER CERTAIN 1999 THROUGH 2001 EXPEDITION CERTAIN 1991 THROUGH 1994, AND 1997 MODEL YEAR F-SERIES CERTAIN 1991 THROUGH 1994 BRONCO NOTE: BOTH ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT AND REPLACEMENT TIRES ARE AFFECTED.Learn more »
Ford Recalls 1995-1997 Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer Vehicles for Sway Bar Link Issue
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Ford Recalls Firestone Wilderness AT and Radial ATX Tires on Multiple Trucks and SUVs
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Ford has recalled Firestone Wilderness AT and Radial ATX tires installed on multiple lines of Ford trucks from 1991 to 2000. On some tires, under extreme conditions, the tread could separate, which can cause immediate tire failure. This may lead to a loss of vehicle control, injury, and death. Dealers replaced the affected tires.
Ford Recalls 1996 Explorer and 1997 Mercury Mountaineer Vehicles for Liftgate Bracket Weld Issue
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Ford has recalled certain 1996 Explorer and 1997 Mercury Mountaineer vehicles for an issue with the weld on the bracket that supports the lift struts on the right side of the liftgate. The weld was done incorrectly on some of the vehicles. If breakage occurs, the liftgate could fall and injure someone. Dealers will reinforce the affected bracket with two pop rivets.
Ford Recalls 1996-1997 Explorers and Mercury Mountaineers with 5.0L Engine for Throttle Icing
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Ford has recalled 1996-1997 Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer vehicles equipped with the 5.0L V8 engine that are registered in cold weather states. When operated at temperatures of -20° F, there is a possibility that the throttle body will stick due to ice formation. The sticking throttle may require extra braking force and an increase in stopping distance. Dealers will install a revised PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) system to prevent the icing.
Ford Explorer Recall 96V161000
Summary: THE CERTIFICATION LABELS ON THE INVOLVED VEHICLES HAS INCORRECT REAR TIRE INFLATION PRESSURE DESIGNATIONS. THIS DOES NOT COMPLY WITH FMVSS NO. 120, "TIRE SELECTION AND RIMS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES OTHER THAN PASSENGER CARS."Learn more »
Ford Explorer Recall 96V070000
Summary: WHEN IN THE SECONDARY LATCHED POSITION, THE DRIVER DOOR LATCHES MAY OPEN WHEN SUBJECTED TO TRANSVERSE LOADS LESS THAN THAT SPECIFIED IN FMVSS NO. 206, "DOOR LOCKS AND DOOR RETENTION COMPONENTS."Learn more »

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The results of this year's national curriculum tests show one in five 11-year-olds are often unable to spell words with more than one syllable syllable
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An American Carol -- From David Zucker, the director of The Naked Gun and Airplane! comes a bare-knuckle comedy where no one is safe from the onslaught of lunacy. When obnoxious Hollywood director Michael Malone organizes a Ban the 4th of July campaign, his efforts are upended by a gang of spirits from America s past. Zucker roasts a herd of sacred cows in this latest parody featuring an all-star cast.
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The American spirit is celebrated in the outrageous and totally irreverent comedy An American Carol from David Zucker, the master of movie satire (Airplane!, The Naked Gun, Scary Movie 3 and 4).
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The American spirit is celebrated in the outrageous and totally irreverent comedy An American Carol from David Zucker, the master of questionable taste (Airplane!, The Naked Gun, Scary Movie 3 and 4).
In An American Carol a cynical, Anti-American Hollywood filmmaker sets out on a crusade to abolish the 4th of July holiday. He is visited by three spirits who take him on a hilarious journey in an attempt to show him the true meaning of America.
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According to a summary of the legislation provided by the committee, one of the IT provisions would expand CIO authorities to include budget oversight. The other would establish a pilot program to bring new companies into federal contracting. Full details on the Senate bill are not yet public.
On the House side, appropriators passed a bill providing $9 million for IT oversight and reform, down from $20 million in President Barack Obama's budget request.
The administration's IT reform plans includes a new 25-person digital service team to work with agencies and with the GSA's 18F team on high-profile IT projects.
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The Bethesda, Md.-based firm hopes the consolidation of the Defense Information Systems Network's operation centers will "create standardized processes for the network help desk, call centers and network upgrades," Lockheed said in a statement.
The convergence means that the service desk handling DISA users' requests will no longer be compartmentalized, creating a one-stop shop for daily operations and incident response, the firm added.
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Ethiopian social media users react to the flood caused by heavy rain in Addis Ababa. Some blame the Chinese work, some blame the littering that people toss their wastes irresponsibly. I collect some pictures/videos for you to look at.
Addis in the RainPublished August 7, 2014 Ethiopia Leave a Comment
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I am 30.
It's been a long life.
I have doubted a lot of time moving back and forth in time thinking that if I belong to a past or a future generation. But the truth is, I am just from this generation and keep calming and lovin' it.
Three decades of living, of course, like everyone else I asked myself what did I do with one third of my life (with Ethiopian life expectancy in 60% of my life)? And again, it's been really a long life.
I notice my hair is getting thinner, but not as bad at Wayne Rooney. I have way more friends than Jesus at 30. He died only two years older than me. I haven't got married nor have children but I love for the right reason and only for one reason – just for the love. I don't own a car. But from the flower farms of Alkmaar to the base of Kilimanjaro, from the coldest top of Ankober to the warmth of Windhoek, I traveled many places I couldn't even imagined being there. I learnt everywhere is reachable. You see, I am not rich, but I challenged money more that it challenged me. As we defiantly have problems with counting – as money became the most countable thing when it comes to value. How about counting millions of smiles, millions of footsteps to follow & millions of music chords to listen to? All the other millions worth counting and be rich of them. Continue reading '30′
A Longing to Belong: for Religious EthiopiaPublished July 22, 2013 Ethiopia , Poltics Leave a Comment
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Secularism is often misunderstood. This principle of enlightenment is not about government fighting religion, it is about the state being equidistant to all faiths.
Some fervent believers are and were secularists in this sense. Consider the founding fathers of the USA for instance. They separated church and state not because they were hostile towards region, but because they did not want their various churches to become corrupted by politics. They were aware of the bloodshed Europe had suffered when political leaders tried to enforce their religious beliefs, relentlessly persecuting dissenters and even going to war.
The idea of separating state and religion may seem counter-intuitive at first glance as both make rules. They make different kind of rules however. Religious rules are meant to guide the personal lives of believers and are geared to supernatural salvation. State rules, in contrast, are meant to facilitate peaceful co-existence in the daily lives of people who may have quite different backgrounds and regions principles, but must get along in the society. Continue reading 'A Longing to Belong: for Religious Ethiopia'
Team Ethiopia : Captures from Ethiopia vs S Africa GamePublished June 17, 2013 Ethiopia , News Leave a Comment
Tags: Addis Ababa, Brazil2014, Ethiopia, Fans, football, habesha, RSA, teamEthiopia, waliya
The Lonely Planet guidebook author recommends , "It is always possible to talk about Football almost with all Ethiopians". It's actually true. One of the founding fathers of African football, Ethiopians are in love with it. Half of Ethiopian populations were not even born when Ethiopia took a major trophy in Football. (Unlike Athletics, Ethiopia achieves quite remarkable in middle & long distance running). Now, Ethiopians are even dreaming big – World Cup Brazil 2014. They lead their group which makes them African top 10! Continue reading 'Team Ethiopia : Captures from Ethiopia vs S Africa Game'
eweket in 2012Published January 2, 2013 Blogging , News 1 Comment
Dear Friends – 2012 wasn't my best blogging year. I could only post 11 articles. I have been writing different pieces on different platforms, mainly on iceaddis.com, GlobalVoices & printed publications. I couldn't focus on my personal blog as much i wanted.
Nevertheless, I made many wonderful friends in 2012 through this blog. This is one of my primary wishes when I started to blog back in 2009. I'm here to make friends. So thank you so much for your time to follow my posts & sharing them. The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for my blog. Here's an excerpt:
4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. This blog had 24,000 views in 2012. If each view were a film, this blog would power 6 Film Festivals


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CATCH A KILLERReward offered in Woodstock murder
By DAVID F. ASHTONfor THE BEE
The life of 30-year-old Woodstock resident Michael William Olson came to an abrupt, unexplained, and tragic end – just after 11 pm on Tuesday evening, September 30.
Police say he was robbed, shot, and killed, while walking along S.E. 52nd Avenue near Martins Street.
What the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) first called a shooting investigation quickly became homicide investigation.
"Olson died after suffering from a fatal gunshot wound," revealed Portland Police spokesman Sgt. Pete Simpson. "Homicide investigators believe Olson was killed in the course of a robbery."
Investigators said Olson and a friend were walking to meet others when he was attacked by what Simpson said witnesses described as a light-skinned African American or Hispanic male. Despite an intense investigation, few facts have emerged. Olson's family spoke to the press in disbelief over the crime, describing the victim as nonviolent and friendly.
"Crime Stoppers" is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information, reported to Crime Stoppers, that leads to an arrest in this case, or in any unsolved felony. Leave a Crime Stoppers tip online at: http://crimestoppersoforegon.com/submit_online_tip.php – or, text CRIMES (274637), and in the subject line put 823HELP, followed by the tip. Alternatively, you can call 503/823-4357 and leave the tip information. Tips can be left in English or Spanish, and you can remain anonymous.
Goodbye Bent 19: Last old Sellwood Bridge pier dismantled
By DAVID F. ASHTONfor THE BEE
It was a sure sign that the last in-river vestige of the old Sellwood Bridge was about to be removed, on the afternoon of September 23, when the mighty barge-mounted, twin-boom Lampson 4100 Millennium Crawler Crane fired up.
"The last concrete in-river pier of the old bridge, called Bent 19, is about to come down," agreed Mark Knieriem, a Multnomah County project manager, standing at the west end of the east Work Bridge. "It's time to remove this pier, and get ready for putting the new arch span in place."
They're not blowing it up with dynamite, or knocking it over with a wrecking ball, Knieriem commented to THE BEE. "A crew has cut it into very large sections, and we have a very large crane to pick them off. I believe each section weighs close to 200,000 pounds."
Knieriem observed that they'd found very little rebar in the columns. "In fact, there wasn't any vertical rebar into some of the columns, just horizontal rebar – they were just a very massive concrete piers. In the new bridge, there's more rebar in the bents and supports than one can imagine."
Once they reached a barge, the huge concrete blocks were taken just a short distance north, Knieriem added. "They're putting them in the Ross Island Lagoon. So, they're going back to the place where their original materials came from."
Once the above-water sections were removed, divers continued cutting Bent 19 into pieces below the Willamette River surface, using a wire saw, encrusted with industrial diamonds. "They'll take them down to a couple of feet below the 'mud line' of the river," Knieriem said. "Then, these sections will be lifted out of the water, and taken to their final resting place."
In early October, Bent 4, the large in-water pier on the west side of the river, had been poured, including the "angel wings", to which the steel arches being fabricated in Vancouver will be mounted.
"In late October, there will be a large-scale continuous concrete pour of Bent 5," project spokesman Mike Pullen told THE BEE. "This will form the main in-water pier just east of the center of the river."
While observing the construction work, Pullen said that Multnomah County received no offers to buy the old Sellwood Bridge.
"We did have a few odd e-mails from Europe and Africa," Pullen conceded. "Some of those who inquired indicated that they thought we'd deliver it to them.
"A German lady wanted us to donate it to an African country – including the shipping." No sale. The historic old bridge will be taken apart, when it is no longer needed, and recycled.
Nearby armed robbery locks down Cleveland High
Just as classes were getting underway at Cleveland High School on the morning of Thursday, October 2, the campus was placed into a precautionary lockdown after alleged armed robbers boldly made their way to a residence nearby – just three houses south of Franklin Street on S.E. 25th Avenue.
Portland Police Bureau (PPB) Central Precinct District Officers were called to the area at 7:30 am to investigate the report of three armed men walking along 25th Avenue.
"At that location, a resident was robbed and assaulted in his home by three men armed with guns," Portland Police spokesman Sgt. Pete Simpson said. "The victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries during the assault."
Before police arrived, the suspects ran to a vehicle and made a successful getaway – but not without being photographed by an alert neighborhood resident. While classes resumed at Cleveland High, the police got down to business.
"With images of the suspects, and a good vehicle description, Robbery Detectives had a good idea of the men for whom they were looking," Simpson observed.
Perhaps the armed thugs shouldn't have stolen their victim's iPhone, however. "Using a 'Find my iPhone' app, the suspects and the vehicle were quickly located in a motel parking lot in Clackamas County," Simpson added.
A rifle was recovered from the vehicle that detectives recovered, as they arrested 25-year-old Robert McCollum and 41-year-old James David Mack. A third person was released without charges.
The two robbery suspects were booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center that evening on charges of Robbery in the First Degree, Burglary in the First Degree, and Assault in the Second Degree.
After being arraigned in Multnomah County Court the following day, both McCollum and Mack were transferred to Multnomah County Inverness Jail, where they are now being held for their sentencing hearing in lieu of a combined bail of $1,310,000 each.
BUY ONE FOR $1Sellwood buildings doomed by four-story development
By EILEEN G. FITZSIMONSfor THE BEE
As I first reported in my first article on this subject two months ago in THE BEE, two buildings that for many years have housed businesses on S.E. Thirteenth Avenue at Spokane Street, the former "Farmhouse Antiques" and "Love Art", have been for sale and are part of an estate. When the estate is settled, the owner is expected to be Vic Remmers, and they will then be demolished, to be replaced with a four-story commercial/residential structure.
The proposal was publicly revealed at the October SMILE General meeting by developer Vic Remmers of Everett Custom Homes. It will be Remmers' second project in Sellwood; his first, a four-story apartment building on S.E. Tacoma Street just east of 17th Avenue, was completed earlier this year.
That building, composed primarily of studio apartments with a few one-bedroom units, was controversial because it provided no on-site automobile parking, or even a loading zone. However, almost all its units were leased by September, and the full bicycle racks there testify to the transportation mode of its residents.
The new project on Thirteenth will differ, as it will be a mixed-use project, with businesses in its street-level first floor. Access to the elevator and three levels of apartments will be from an entry on Spokane Street. An interior courtyard is planned for residents and businesses. The building will contain approximately thirty studio and one-bedroom units, ranging from 300 to 500 square feet in size.
As with the Tacoma Street structure, no vehicle parking is planned, but there is provision for many bicycle racks, including one inside each apartment. There is also, at present, some bus service on Thirteenth Avenue.
Remmers has chosen a new architectural firm for the new project – Portland-based TVA Architects, Inc., whose website emphasizes their twenty-five-year focus on commercial, medical, multi-family, and institutional new construction. They have designed many Nike stores, but their more familiar projects include the Fox Tower in downtown Portland, and the Matthew Knight Arena at the University of Oregon in Eugene. The closest they have come to repurposing an existing structure was their transformation of the old Sears Department Store on MLK Boulevard into a regional headquarters building for METRO in 1993.
If the new building is built as proposed at the October SMILE meeting, the structural materials – fiber cement and wood clad aluminum panels – will introduce a very 21st Century element into the early 20th Century streetscape along Thirteenth. Its style will push beyond other new buildings of similar scale, such as the Sellwood Lofts (in which the Sellwood-Moreland Branch Library is located), of gray concrete and brick; the two-story offices at Bybee Boulevard and S.E. 15th (Windemere Real Estate) sheathed in red brick; and the three-story condominiums at S.E. Milwaukie and Martins Street, which are also sheathed in red brick.
Once the Remmers apartments on 13th are in place, these others may appear as conservative throwbacks to the late 20th Century by comparison. Construction at S.E. 13th and Spokane is scheduled to begin in the late spring of 2015 with completion in early 2016.
The buildings to be demolished, whose history was described in the September issue of THE BEE, are what were originally a 1926 meat market/café/dry cleaners building, and the 1908 one-and a half story house originally occupied by the Mordhorst family. The single-story hollow tile meat market has probably outlasted it useful life. However, Mr. Remmers tells us he is willing to sell the Mordhorst house for one dollar. Only one dollar – to someone who will move it.
If a viable offer is not forthcoming by early December it will be deconstructed. The house is relatively small (roughly 22 x 25 feet), and might not be too difficult to move. But the challenge to the bargain seeker will be to find a place to put it, as close as possible to its current location!
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Oregon Music Hall of Fame honors Reed College grad "Dr. Demento"
Again at the Aladdin Theater in the Brooklyn neighborhood, the Oregon Music Hall of Fame (OMHOF) held its eighth annual "Induction Ceremony and Concert", on Saturday night, October 4.
This year, OMHOF honored nine Oregonians who they've deemed to be a "major musical force and influence within the state," as their president Terry Currier said, "But also, to encourage future musicians.
"Most of our organization's support goes toward music education," Currier explained while introducing the evening's program.
"Through the past year we provided music assemblies at schools across Oregon that do not have a music program," Currier added. "In doing so, we exposed more than a thousand students to music education with our 'Music in the Schools' program."
Signe Anderson, the original female vocalist for the Jefferson Airplane, and a respected solo jazz and folk singer, was one of those inducted into the Hall of Fame. The bands Pink Martini and Dandy Warhols were also honored.
But the highlight for many was the induction of musicologist and Reed College graduate Barry Hansen – better known as "Dr. Demento".
"I came to Portland in September 1959 to attend Reed College," Hansen began. "I had no thoughts of being a comedy radio personality at that time. I immediately volunteered for KRRC, the campus radio station, with 10 watts of glorious power. You could hear it in most of the Eastmoreland, part of Westmoreland, and on a good day, maybe in the Brooklyn neighborhood."
Although the station's programming was mostly classical music, he started a weekly half hour show called "Blues Unlimited". "But, starting with a collection of only nine records – the show was very limited!"
After moving to Los Angeles to take part in a "Folk Music Studies" program, he also worked as a "roadie" for touring bands and as a record promoter for Warner Brothers. He credited the name "Dr. Demento" to Peter Wolf, lead singer for the J. Giles Band, when he began doing a weekly radio show in 1970 on a Los Angeles radio station.
"I didn't start out wanting to be a promoter of novelty records," Hansen told the audience. "It's just that, when we opened the phone lines for requests on my local radio show, the callers mostly requested these odd, comical songs."
His show was syndicated in 1974 due to its high ratings, and actually launched the career of Weird Al Yankovic. He also created compilations for several record labels, including OMHOF Inductee John Fahey, as well as his own series of novelty compilations on Rhino Records.
"1973, a student enrolled at Reed College asked if I'd be willing to come up and give a talk; that began my reconnection with my alma mater. I did more talks later, and in the 1990s, it's become a more or less annual thing. I'm always happy to come by and tell stories about the old days at the college, and hear what they're up to.
In closing, Dr. Demento announced that he would play the music for, and sing along with the novelty song "Shaving Cream" – "After which, you may want to withdraw and rescind my nomination to the Hall of Fame!"
Backstage, Hansen said he was glad that Reed College appreciated his lectures. About his award, he said, "I'm tickled pink and very honored. It was certainly a surprise! I am deeply touched and honored that they have given me this award."
After the "signed guitar" auction, OMHOF Director of Music Education Programs Janeen Rundle brought forward a big check to the stage. "We appreciate the people who work behind the scenes, so we can pay tribute to the amazing musical legacies of Oregon.
"And also as important, $10,000 worth of OMHOF scholarships went out this year," Rundle announced. "Since 2007, we've given $89,500 in scholarships. We do this because we want all young people to have the opportunity to study music."
Musical performances included NU SHOOZ, who had an international hit in 1986 with "I Can't Wait", and who performed songs from their platinum album "Poolside".
Guitar virtuoso Jay "Bird" Koder not only accepted an OMHOF Hall of Fame award, but also sat in with Norman Sylvester's band, as they played a tribute to Janice Scroggins, a 2013 Hall of Fame inductee.
And, as is their custom to end the evening, all of the musicians who performed throughout the evening came to the stage to play, together, the Portland music classic, "Louie, Louie".
For five hours, the Aladdin, in Inner Southeast Portland, both honored and rocked with Oregon's most fabulous musicians and music.
Ardenwald's "Davis Graveyard" celebrates 15 years of spookiness
For those who traverse the Ardenwald-Johnson Creek neighborhood along Johnson Creek Boulevard, it's difficult to miss the Davis home – on the corner of S.E. 43rd Avenue –during the Hallowe'en season.
It's not the wrought iron fence that surrounds their 1930's-era home's lot that strikes the eye – it's most likely the tombstones that that have erupted from their front yard every October for the past 15 years.
"We call it the 'Davis Graveyard'," smiled homeowner Jeff Davis, who these days is Chair of the Ardenwald-Johnson Creek Neighborhood Association.
"This year, we've added a few new monuments – including a new Eternal Flame and Celtic Cross – in addition to our collection of monuments, the mausoleum, and an updated large 'ruined abbey' display."
Almost all of the props are handmade in the family's oversized garage-turned-workshop, fabricated by local artists, remarked his partner and wife, Chris Davis. "We've held classes for several years, to help other homeowners to design and create their own creepy yard scenery," she said.
Come the first of November, once again the goblins and ghouls – along with their resting place markers – will disappear, like fog in the morning sun.
Learn more about the Davis' distinctive Hallowe'en hobby at their website: http://www.davisgraveyard.com.
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We loved Branson and the condo so much that we bought a second condo in the same building which we advertise on VRBO #105084. Check it out! Now we actually have 6 bedrooms to offer and can accommodate larger groups. I love hearing how much my guests have enjoyed the condos. My other web site goes into more detail about why we bought in Branson.
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With 17 girls out for basketball this season, West Sedona School first-year Head Coach Greg Young said goal No. 1 is accomplished.
"We wanted to get out more girls than last season. They had a tough year a season ago and we wanted to make sure to keep the interest up in playing basketball," Young said.
Eighth-graders Miriam Jaimes and Tiffany Ford are the only "A" team members remaining from the 2009-2010 team that struggled to win only a handful of games.
Young hopes to bring up the excitement level this season, giving more girls a reason to play Wildcats basketball.
Top newcomers include eighth-grade prospects Sophie Copenhaver, Alea Mora and Alondra Ruiz while Shana Newton and Adriana Auiles join in on the fun as well.
Young was happy to report there were three seventh-graders who also made the team in Lezah Richardson, Anne Young and Karen Giorgianni.
"Our next objective is to begin to learn the game of basketball. We may have 17 girls out but many of them haven't played much basketball," Young said.
The Wildcats began their season Tuesday, Nov. 16, when they played host to Beaver Creek School. West Sedona struggled to put things together early and lost, 50-13.
West Sedona was in action again Thursday, Nov. 18, against Mayer Middle School but results were unavailable at press time.
Young and his group of girls are scheduled to travel to Camp Verde Middle School on Tuesday, Nov. 30, and won't return to their home court until after the new year.
"At first, I wasn't sure if we were going to have enough girls, and now that we do we can focus on basketball. So far, I've really enjoyed coaching every one of these girls; all 17 are a treat to have on the team," Young said.
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WASHINGTON (July 9, 2013) — Common Core standards have the potential to dramatically raise the rigor of instruction – and the level of achievement – in schools across the country. But these standards will also demand more of our students and teachers than ever before. While there is much work to be done in all states to lift all students to the college- and career-ready level, a new analysis shows that the stretch is far bigger in some states than in others.
ROYAL OAK, MICH. (June 24, 2013) – Michigan's high school students gained almost no ground in the last year on the Michigan Merit Exam and ACT – the assessments used to gauge whether students are meeting academic standards in literacy, math, science, and social studies."Though Michigan has seen some gains in achievement on the ACT in recent years, we're still not making major gains in student learning among our high school students," said Amber Arellano, executive director of the nonpartisan Education Trust-Midwest, a nonprofit organization that works to raise performance and close achievement gaps in Michigan.
ROYAL OAK, Mich. (May 23, 2013) - A new Education Trust-Midwest analysis of charter schools scheduled to open in Michigan this fall shows chronically low-performing operators are continuing to expand rapidly in the state, regardless of what's best for students. The data demonstrate Michigan needs to seriously consider holding charter authorizers more accountable for school quality.
ROYAL OAK, MICH. (May 3, 2013) – Michigan business, civic and education leaders are calling on Michigan lawmakers and Governor Rick Snyder to continue on the path of implementing the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) to ensure that all Michigan students are college and career ready.
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Have you ever wondered just where are all the get-rich-now infomercial millionaires? I know several people who have purchased one or more of these get-rich-now kits, but I don't know of anyone who actually got rich from purchasing the kit. Warren Buffett and Bill Gates didn't build their fortunes with a get-rich-now kit. They worked hard and built it steadily over time.
In much the same way, a disciplined approach to investing, such as dividend growth stocks, can be highly effective. Though it may seem boring to many, I find it exciting to see my income growing as the finish line approaches.
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Evans Bancorp Inc. (EVBN) operates as a bank holding company for the Evans Bank N.A., which provides various banking services to consumer and commercial customers in western New York. Sept. 3, the company increased its dividend 8.3% to $0.26 per share. The dividend is payable Oct. 9, 2013 to shareholders of record as of September 18, 2013. The yield based on the new payout is 2.7%.
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) provides communications, information and entertainment products and services to consumers, businesses, and governmental agencies worldwide. Sept. 2, the company increased its quarterly dividend 2.9% to $0.53 per share. The dividend is payable Nov. 1, 2013, shareowners of record at the close of business on Oct. 10, 2013. The yield based on the new payout is 4.6%.
National American University Holdings Inc. (NAUH) engages in the ownership and operation of National American University (NAU) that provides postsecondary education services primarily for working adults and other non-traditional students. Aug. 30, the company increased its quarterly dividend 12.5% to $0.045 per share. The dividend is payable Oct. 11, 2013 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on Sept. 30, 2013. The yield based on the new payout is 5.2%.
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SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Dean's Seafood Grill & Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.deansseafoodgrill.com/
- Phone: (919) 459-5875
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Sunday: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Bar: Monday - Thursday: 5:00 pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday 5pm - 12am, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Sunday Brunch Buffet: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Adam Jones
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We offer two different private dining rooms. The first, a more intimate dining room for up to 20 people. The second, a space that can accommodate 60 people for a seated dinner or 100 for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Private party menus and buffet options are available.
- Private Party Contact: Emily Morro 8888439931
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Dean's Seafood Grill & Bar is THE place to go for the freshest and most unique seafood creations. The core menu offers various sections including a raw bar, appetizers, specialty dishes, and "Food without Fins" for the land lovers. The focal point of the menu each week is an ever changing "Fresh Catch" section with six to eight different types of fish. With the menu changing weekly, we can ensure the freshest of seafood choices and exciting menu options when you come to visit. Whether you are looking for dinner in our comfortable dining room, drinks and appetizers in our friendly, laid back bar, or want to host a party/event in one of our group dining areas, Dean's Seafood Grill & Bar is the place for you. Bring the whole family, because we have something for everyone to enjoy!Continued
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183 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (96)special occasion (96)neighborhood gem (74)good for groups (50)romantic (47)great for outdoor dining (40)great for brunch (39)kid-friendly (22)notable wine list (19)great for lunch (17)vibrant bar scene (8)late-night find (5)hot spot (5)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great DinnerDandLDined on 11/22/2014I've had the fried seafood a couple of times and it wasn't good, but that was quite awhile ago. Sat night, we started out with Oysters Rock, and tempura lobster fingerlings. We waited a little, then had steamed little necks and the oysters. All 4 were excellent and we were full. Great cocktails.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wasn't thrilledOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/22/2014Appetizer calamari was rubbery. Salmon just so-so. Rather expensive for average seafood.
- First time diner at Dean'sToothdocDined on 11/21/2014Restaurant was cold and drafty. Staff was accommodative in moving us several times to a more suitable table. Waitress seemed inexperienced ... she tried hard but was quite intrusive with frequent interruptions and inappropriate commentary throughout the evening rather than allowing us to dine and making herself available to serve as needed. The manager did provide complementary dessert when we complained that one of the recommended entrees (fish) did not seem to be fresh. It had a strong "fishy" taste
- Good place for seafoodFrequentDinerVIPDined on 11/18/2014We dined at Dean's Seafood for the first time and were given a booth as we requested on our reservation. We ordered salmon and mahi mahi as well as bisque. The mahi mahi was very good as was the bisque. The salmon was OK and served luke warm. It would have been much better had it been served hot. The service was attentive and efficient and the restaurant is nicely decorated. Our feeling upon leaving was we had a good meal but not a great one because no one aspect about the restaurant or dining experience stood out.I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhillyPhoodieDined on 11/17/2014Seafood was very fresh and had great presentation. I absolutely loved the brie mac & cheese and look forward to returning here on my next visit to the Raleigh area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs a little work.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014Overall, the atmosphere, food, and service were slightly below what the pricing (some $32 entrees) would normally require. Hope they can fix this. We would love to have an outstanding seafood restaurant in the neighborhood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another great mealvikbmartDined on 11/13/2014Group of 4. Great service. Scallips were perfectly cooked. Love the grit cakes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food and Service, but PriceyNCDiningDined on 11/12/2014We had a great birthday celebration for my wife at Dean's. All of the food was expertly prepared, fresh and well-presented. It is the best seafood that I have had in Cary. Because of the prices, we will definitely come back for special occasions, but not a typical family dinner out. The three of us had wine and an appetizer in addition to our main courses, and our cost was $115 plus tip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ual312Dined on 11/9/2014I love the scallops here. This time I had them with the Harissa butter sauce...delicious!!Special Features:
- Great food/Great ServicevikbmartDined on 11/3/2014We had another great meal and excellent service. Management felt we had waited a tad too long for our entrees (wasn't that long in our opinion) and provided complementary sorbet which was very nice.Special Features:
- Special BrunchJanniesFavesDined on 11/2/2014Dean's was a pleasant surprise, offering quality brunch offerings as well as great seafood. Oysters on the half-shell? What a pleasant surprise. A bit upscale and yet excellent prices. I will definitely return.Special Features:
- Excellent ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/1/2014This was my husband and my first time dining at this restaurant. We were celebrating our anniversary, and discovered that this was an excellent choice. Our appetizers and entrees were not only presented well on the plate, they were well-prepared and delicious. The server was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain the difference in oysters offered. She was very attentive without being overbearing, and she was friendly and accommodating. We will definitely return and bring our adult children, as well.Special Features:
- It was a happy birthday!DennisDined on 11/1/2014We took our adult daughter to dinner here to celebrate her birthday, and it was quite delightful. Prices were a bit higher than we expected, but the food was excellent. The corn & crab chowder was one of the best we have had, and each of our seafood dishes were excellent. Our server was quite good - attentive without being overbearing. Only negative was the unpleasant attitude the hostess displayed when we asked to be seated at a booth, instead of at the table for 6 that she originally showed the 3 of us. We really had to insist, which was a bit annoying, given that we had made a reservation, and asked for the same in advance (also there were several booths empty at the time, and no one waiting)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstandingmrulliDined on 10/30/2014Dean's is a can't miss restaurant if you are a seafood lover. The Blue Point Oysters were fantastic and the $5 drinks on Thursday were a welcomed surpriseSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedRAS28Dined on 10/26/2014My wife and I, and friends have been eating at Dean's brunch for about a year. Each time we were pleased with everything. Our last visit was in June. This time we were very disappointed with the brunch. In the past the fresh oysters were plump. This time they were very small and hardly worth the effort. We also missed having a nice beef dish and felt the seafood dish replaced by seafood pasta was a let down. The best thing we had was the pancake special for the day. It was delicious. We were also surprised by the increase in price. If I recall the price went from 18 to 23. So, we paid $5 more and felt the quality and offerings were inferior to previous visits. Very disappointed. Not sure when we will return.
- Always love Dean's!PeyJackDined on 10/25/2014Come here often and it never disappoints. Had the butter truffled sea bass and pistachio encrusted salmon - both were just delicious, and the service was great!Special Features:
- MaryAnnDined on 10/24/2014We were very disappointed. Have eaten there several times and food was always outstanding. Our last visit was not good. It was Oysterfest and the oysters were very, very small. Salmon did not taste good and the sides were bad. Went on a Friday night and the place was empty. Didn't use to be like that. It is expensive so I feel one deserves a good meal. Will not go back. Too many good places to eat in the Raleigh area to go back to somewhere not good.Special Features:
- Superb seafoodNorthernerVIPDined on 10/22/2014Impressive and varied menu with unique selections. Finest seafood anywhere. Fresh. Attentive staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious and Friendlyjill4pceDined on 10/18/2014We went as a group of 4 and had a wonderful experience. One person ordered roasted brussel sprouts and they came out overcooked, but everyone else was very pleased with their meals. The chevre grit cakes were a BIG hit, as were the very interesting cocktails. The service was a little over the top, but they were very attentive and always refilled our waters before we were done, which is pretty rare considering how much I drink. The prices are pretty high, but if it's truly fresh seafood, I can't complain. It's just a place to reserve for special occasions.Special Features:
- diningoutDined on 10/18/2014everything was good except the salmon was well done. I would have liked a bigger salad.Special Features:
- Everything was delicious!Love2DineOutDined on 10/17/2014We chose this first time dining experience to celebrate our adult daughter's birthday. She loves oysters, so we started the evening with the Blue point -and the house oysters - steamed. They were very fresh and delicious! We followed with our entrees - from scallops to fried flounder to Scottish Salmon - everything was wonderful. We had key lime and banana bread pudding with white chocolate both by the same Chef as at the Twisted Fork. Both were to die for! Carter was our server and he was excellent - he kept our beverage glasses full, he knew the menu well and he made terrific recommendations. Chef Mike prepared good looking and good tasting dishes. Only not so good thing was the garlic French fries. They were greasy and soggy!Special Features:
- Great meal AGAIN!SunnyDined on 10/17/2014Dean's is one of my absolute favorite restaurants!! My husband and I consider it a gift, to have this restaurant so close to our home.Special Features:
- Consistently GoodRon0901VIPDined on 10/13/2014We have been to Dean's Seafood now 3 or 4 times and find the food and service consistently excellent. We also chose to eat outside on this visit, which was very pleasant. We went on a Monday evening, not even aware they have a Monday special wherein there is a fixed price menu consisting of a bottle of their house wine, soup or salad, and any entree for $45 per person. You can also upgrade to other wines on their list and upgrade to include an appetizer. We did both, trying a half dozen oysters on the half-shell and one of our favorite wines. Overall, the meal was excellent, although I found the lemmon-butter sauce accompaniment to my pan-seared scallps a bit too rich. As usual, service was very attentive.Special Features:
- Terrific RestaurantBobHDined on 10/13/2014Great dining experience. Service was terrific and the food was exceptional !Special Features:
- supercalifragilisticexpialidociousOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014We started w/crab dumpling crm cheese fried dumplings-just good & lobster bisque-v. good. Best sea scallops I've had in 56 yrs of living. I had it with grill brussel sprouts & the sweet potato corn succotash was delicious which had baby peas, onions $ asparagus. You can't go wrong with the Lobster Mac & Cheese, perfectly balance dish with lg chunks of lobster, creamy cheese not too heavy or thick, a hint of healthy with the touch of broccoli. I personally don't like banana bread or pudding but, tried my hubby's dessert of the white choc banana bread pudding and couldn't stop eating it. We also had the pumpkin cheesecake which we took half of this home as by that time I couldn't eat another bite. Service was informative on ingredients.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TomHVIPDined on 10/11/2014My wife and I had a Caesar Salad with additional anchovies. It was not overwhelming - just right! Then we had the mussels, one with a cream sauce, my favorite, BUT I got the chipotle sauce. Maybe a new favorite? Suffice it to say that we cross-tasted and nothing was left:-)
- Not Impressed At AllBostonJimDined on 10/11/2014Wait staff was disorganized, food didn't make sense (Lobster with Mustard sauce???) And food came out cold when dining room was only 50% full ???
- Great restaurant!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/11/2014Highly recommend the scallops! All of our food was amazing, very nice outdoor seating. Fantastic service. Will dine here again!Special Features:
- great place to celebrate a birthdayfoodieDined on 10/9/2014One had the pan seared NC rainbow trout, with the fingerling potatoes and the succotash. The other had the paella. Everything was great. Even the bread with the tomato/garlic spread was excellent. Our waiter was terrific and he even treated us to a birthday dessert. We chose the creme brulee, which was enough to feed 4. Yummy! We enjoyed the evening very much and can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- mediocre food and annoying waiterClarkDined on 10/5/2014Our waiter was like a parody of an annoying car salesman. When my friend ordered a glass of house wine he asked if she'd like to "step it up" (meaning order something more expensive). Real classy.Special Features:
- Sunday BrunchBrianDined on 10/5/2014Not sure which made our meal better, the great food or the friendly, attentive service. We've been here 5-6 times and are never disappointed. We'll be back. You should go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!JenniBDined on 10/4/2014Food was fantastic, staff were friendly and helpful. We had a wonderful evening and everything was spot on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RoffeDined on 10/4/2014The food was fantastic and also the service. My wife and I will for sure make this our favorite restaurant. Good portions and prices.Special Features:
- LarryDined on 9/30/2014The resturant was very accommodating. We had a party of five celebratring my wife's birthday. Environment was very nice, just a little dark for pictures (smile). Brandon was our Waiter and he did an awesome job! The starters to the Entres were delicious. The only complaint is the roasted fingerling potatoes were a little over cooked (hard) and the initial order of crablegs were cold. But Brandon took care of the crableg situation, and the second batch were excellent.Special Features:
- Not So GreatOldmanDined on 9/29/2014I had a business dinner here. The restaurant and bar were both empty maybe a handful of people inside. Sat at the bar for a while and was impressed with the service and good beer. Went to the dining area and was greeted by our server with a tattoo on her neck and arms, thought I was at Lilllys pizza. The server was very knowledgable but proceeded to giving us her life story, remember this is a business dinner. The menu was confusing and had dipping sauces for fish. Ordered appetizer and dinner. Appetizer was so so and Dinner came out quickly but with cold sides. The fish was tasteless, thus the dipping sauces for sides also not so good. Overall it was not horrible but it was not great. Will not be going back.
- Birthday dinnerlovesfoodDined on 9/28/2014Food and service were good. I wouldn't recommend the Lobster stick app, though. Kind of bland and the lobster flavor doesn't come thru.Special Features:
- great place to converseOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/27/2014I've been here many times and I usually sit in the bar area at one of the booths. Its not too loud to have conversations and the food is always delicious and lots of adult beverages to choose from.Special Features:
- OverpricedsocrFreekDined on 9/27/2014Food was average. Pricing was outrageous. Shame on me for not asking what a 12 oyster appetizer cost, never would have dreamed 12 oysters would be $45!!!! I must have missed the gold flakes hidden in them!Special Features:
- Best fresh seafood in townOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014My husband is from the coast, so naturally I was a little hesitant to take him here for his birthday dinner. However, I had only heard good things so we gave it a shot. We both loved everything we ate! We highly recommend this place for anyone craving fresh seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not "wowed"luvseafoodDined on 9/26/2014With a pricetag of $20 for most entrees, I would have expected more flavorful and generous portions. Those that ordered oysters in our party were disappointed. Exotic nature of the oysters origins were touted but the flavor did not rise to the occasion. Calamari and shrimp lacked flavor. We would think twice before a re-visit.Special Features:


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Honesty is being put to the test in downtown Omaha by a company called Honest Tea.
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They set up an unmanned kiosk with drinks and asked anyone who took one to pay $1, keeping things on the honor system.
The company calls it the National Honesty Index.
Marketing Manager Cally Casey said, "It's a very credible test or statistical interpretation if you will, and we're watching you from afar so we like to see how you react, seemingly when no one is watching."
Last year, Nebraskans were above the 92 percent national average, scoring a 96 percent.
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The winners of the 2014 Sir Julius Vogel Award, recognizing excellence in Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror By New Zealanders, have been announced:
- BEST NOVEL: Heartwood by Freya Robertson (Angry Robot)
- BEST YOUTH NOVEL: Raven Flight by Juliet Marillier (Pan Macmillan)
- BEST NOVELLA: "Cave Fever" by Lee Murray (from Regeneration, Random Static)
- BEST SHORT STORY: "By Bone-Light" by Juliet Marillier (Prickle Moon, Ticonderoga)
- BEST COLLECTED WORK: Baby Teeth edited by Dan Rabarts & Lee Murray (Paper Road Press)
- BEST PROFESSIONAL ARTWORK: Cover of Regeneration: New Zealand Speculative Fiction 2 by Emma Weakley (Random Static)
- BEST PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTION/PUBLICATION: WearableArt (Craig Potton Publishing)
- BEST DRAMATIC PRESENTATION: The Almighty Johnsons (Season 3)
- BEST FAN PRODUCTION/PUBLICATION: Phoenixine by John & Lynelle Howell
- BEST FAN ARTWORK: "Gorgth Goes Shopping" by Matt Cowens (Au Contraire 2013 convention book)
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- Lynelle Howell – " Presidental Sweet" / "DuhVice" (Phoenixine)
- BEST NEW TALENT: Dan Rabarts
- SERVICES TO FANDOM: The League of Victorian Imagineers
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Associated PressCENTER HARBOR, N.H. — A New Hampshire woman was so angry when she came home and found a burglar in her house that she grabbed the thief half her age by the collar and made him sit down while she called police.
Police say 63-year-old Linda Carr returned to her Center Harbor home Saturday to find a man walking out of her bedroom with a backpack. He tried to walk past her, but she grabbed him and made him empty his pockets, which contained her jewelry and prescription medication.
Police arrived minutes later and arrested the suspect.
Carr tells WMUR-TV she told the man "You sit there and stay there and don't you move." He replied, "I won't."
Authorities say 29-year-old Richard Royea was arraigned on a burglary charge and released on $25,000 bail.
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