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I just love my wedding pictures. Suzanne and Jim did a wonderful job. They had our pictures on their site ready to order in under 3 weeks. We love the black and white photos, especially the ones with the colored bouquets. They were professional, but also took a lot of fun shots. I highly recommend them.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
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Jim and Suzanne did an outstanding job covering our wedding! They showed up early, stayed late and got every shot I was hoping for! They were professional, but personable, which made it easier to relax for those posed photos. I was a very picky bride...knowing exactly how I wanted everything to look and exactly what I wanted from my photographers, and Jim and Suzanne exceeded my expectations! Every time I see the wedding photos, I'm more and more in love with them! They are perfect mementos of the most important day of our lives! We had a very small wedding (bride, groom, flower girl, ring bearer, minister...and 16 attendees), but Jim and Suzanne never made us feel like we were insignificant. Quite the opposite...Suzanne always took my phone calls/responded to my e-mails, and was happy to discuss the details and any questions or concerns I had. And she really worked with us on price to get what we really wanted and help us stay in our budget. We have tons of fabulous photos and a really great mix of traditional shots and photo-journalistic shots. I highly recommend Suzanne Andrews Wedding Photography for any bride...especially for outdoor weddings! They were able to work with the light to get absolutely perfect photos! ADVICE: The best advice I can give for working with this photographer is to do your research, know what you want, and communicate it! Suzanne was great at listening to what I wanted and made sure I got exactly what I wanted on my wedding day! I also recommend booking an engagement session prior to the wedding, so you can get a good idea of what you like and what you don't (poses, smiling vs. non-smiling, etc.), and you have a chance to discuss with Suzanne prior to the wedding. Suzanne even gave me advice on my make-up and hair, to help me get better wedding pictures! All in all, an outstanding experience and simply fabulous photos that my husband and I will cherish forever!
Wedding: 08/10/2012
Services Used: Photography
Suzanne and Jim did a great job on our wedding pictures. They captured every detail of our day! They were friendly and fun to work with. They even acted as a wedding coordinator answering questions we had throughout the day about what is traditionally done at a wedding. The packages offered can fit any budget and they are flexible.
Wedding: 07/14/2012
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My husband and I were very impressed with the photography done by Suzanne and Jim Andrews. They did our engagement photos at a location of our choice and then our wedding photos. We loved so many pictures that we had a hard time choosing which ones to get! They were very easy to get a hold of via phone or email and were always up for suggestions on creative pictures and locations. The wedding pictures are amazing and so many people were impressed with how well they turned out. They captured all of the important parts of the wedding day from getting ready at the church to the bouquet toss at the end of the night. I would highly reccommend this quality photography service to anyone in the area! They are great to work with.
Wedding: 07/09/2011
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My husband and I could not have chosen a better photographer for our wedding. Suzanne and Jim were amazing. They captured the moments that I never thought would have been possible. They were flexible to our needs and wants. We honesty did not even know they were at the wedding taking pictures, yet they captured the most memorable moments. Not only did they take great photos, but they were great people to work with. They took natural photos. There was no uncomfortable posing. Their personalities made it easy to work with them. It was a true joy to have them as the ones responsible to capture every special moment of that day and that is exactly what they did. The quality if the photos are amazing and you get exactly what you want for the best price in the area. I highly reccommend Andrews Photography to anyone seeking a photographer for any occasion. They were fun to be around and also fun to converse with after the occasion. They also did our engagement session. Those photos were amazing also.
Wedding: 08/06/2010
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Jim and Suzanne were amazing!!! Our pictures were absolutely beautiful. They also listened to what we wanted in the way of pictures. I'd recommend them in a heartbeat!
Wedding: 07/24/2010
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I highly recommend Andrew's photography for any wedding. Suzanne & Jim made sure that they were both at our wedding to take pictures to capture every moment. I am VERY pleased with the look and quality of all of my pictures. They had many suggestions for photos and many unique pictures they took upon themself to take... and I LOVE them! The price is also very reasonable as you have a choice to choose from 3-4 packages that fit your needs! Wonderful pictures!
Wedding: 07/17/2010
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Suzanne Andrews and her husband Jim both photographed our wedding and did a fabulous job. They got excellent formal photos as well as some really unique and exciting photojournalism shots. They took pics when we didn't even suspect it, it was wonderful. All correspondence was prompt - very professional. I highly recommend this photographer!
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The photographer on your wedding day is responsible for capturing the most memorable moments of your day. It is important that they be prepared, professional, and have an eye for detail. I can say all that for my photographers Jim and Suzanne Andrews. First of all, I loved that they photographed even the small details of wedding such as our bridesmaids gloves and our favors at the reception. Many times these small details go unnoticed but we have ours to look back on thanks to them. I dont believe they missed a second of our wedding. From the time they arrived at my home until the reception ended they took tons of pictures and remained efficient throughout the entire event. Jim and Suzanne were excellent photographers and so much more. They made sure every detail was in place, even as much as adjusting my grooms boutinierre to make sure every shot was perfect. I had hundreds of beautiful pictures from my wedding day from fairy tale shots to pitures of us just having fun. There were even pictures of things I had missed at my own wedding. I will never get a chance to relive my wedding day but i have gorgeous photographs that tell the story of one of my most memorable days thank to Jim and Suzanne Andrews.
Wedding: 04/10/2010
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My husband and I are absolutely thrilled with our photos! Suzanne and Jim were wonderful to work with. They went above and beyond our expectations in capturing all of the most special moments of our wedding day. Suzanne wasn't there to just get paid. She really cared and made sure that we had everything and anything we would want to tell the story of our wedding day.
Wedding: 03/06/2010
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Suzanne did a great job as our photographer. When my husband and I first met with her, we recognized that she was extremely professional and had beautiful photographs in her studio. She allowed us to have our engagement shoot in two locations, one being downtown Pittsburgh. Suzanne and her husband Jim were both there on the day of our wedding and took a ton of pictures between the two of them. They took all the pictures that we had asked for, and were happy to take a list of pictures that we wanted. We have a ton of pictures that we now have to choose from and it is going to be such a difficult choice choosing between such beautiful pictures for our albums. Suzanne did a great job at our wedding!
Wedding: 10/10/2009
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Suzanne Andrews was very easy to work with! She had such great intuition- She knew exactly which pictures I wanted. I felt very comfortable around her. I was able to get my pictures back within a few weeks. My wedding was in the fall when the leaves were just beginning to change. I was very pleased to see the autumn colors in the photos so bright. My husband and I look very attractive in our pictures together.
Suzanne was able to capture all the small details of my wedding that I was too busy to see that day. Her pictures will help me to forever remember my beautiful day in perfect clarity.
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Wedding: 10/09/2009
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Suzanne was just wonderful! We had very little time before our wedding date to book a photographer, and we were so lucky that Suzanne wasn't already booked. Her gallery is just beautiful!! It is also worth it to put your photos on the internet!! That way everyone that shared in your day can get to see the pictures, and have the option to buy them!!! I am a very satisfied bride. I would hire Suzanne in a split second. Maybe a first birthday party someday!!!
Wedding: 07/11/2009
Services Used: Photography
Suzanne Andrews did the photography for our wedding June 6. We wanted very classic, traditional photos and she worked with us to provide that overall "tone" in our pictures. Additionally, she added some more "artistic" shots that were very tasteful and fit our prescribed mold. My husband and I wanted our day to move along smoothly, and Suzanne was conscientious about that and kept things moving so that our guests did not have to wait forever while we were out taking pictures. I was nervous at the beginning of the day, and Suzanne promised she would keep herself unobtrusive. She did a great job with this and blended herself in with the activities, getting off some great informal shots in the meantime! Finally, our final product in the storybook and large album were beautiful and tasteful -- just what we wanted. Thanks, Suzanne!
Wedding: 06/06/2009
Services Used: Photography
Professional vendors provided good service and great finished product
Wedding: 10/25/2008
Services Used: Photography
Suzanne and Jim photographed our October 2008 wedding, and my husband and I feel they did a fabulous job. We love all our pictures -- and we got SO many! We both come from journalistic backgrounds, so we knew we wanted our photographs to be very candid. The day goes by so quickly, we didn't want to spend all our time posing. Suzanne and Jim worked flawlessly to capture all the special moments of our day in a very natural, unobtrusive manner. Looking through our storybook proof album is like reliving our wedding! The images they captured were put up online quickly and they are gorgeous. We got a great mix of artistic black-and-white shots and perfectly composed photos.
We loved Suzanne and Jim after our first meeting with them. They listened to our requests, saw our vision and gave us beautiful photos we'll treasure forever. We highly recommend them.
Wedding: 10/04/2008
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At the Friends of Acadia Annual Meeting in mid-July, Acadia National Park Superintendent Sheridan Steele shared the impressive news that Acadia had recently earned top honors in a USA Today poll that asked readers to choose the best national park in the country. Just a few days later, we learned that Good Morning America conducted another poll in which Acadia again emerged on top—not only among national parks, but as "America's Favorite Place." We should not have been surprised when the New York Times followed with its own feature a couple of weeks later, highlighting Acadia's trails on the front page of its travel section.
Among FOA's board, staff, and membership, many people have felt pride in this well-deserved recognition; an equal number, however, have expressed a concern: do we really need this kind of national press at a time when Acadia's parking lots are already overflowing and the park can feel at risk of being "loved to death"?
Over the course of the summer, I had the opportunity to visit with hundreds of park visitors and FOA supporters, and almost all shared this same schizophrenic response to Acadia's recent media prominence. Everyone agreed with the top rankings but they worried about how they might impact Acadia's future. They wished Acadia's merits might stay a bit more below the radar.
This kind of modesty is not unusual among Mainers. But it is not realistic to think that we can keep Acadia a secret. Nor is it practical to wish for more days of rain or fog as a strategy to discourage more visitors; during her August visit here, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewel spoke of a day in Acadia nearly forty years ago, eating lobster in a tiny tent in the pouring rain, as among her most memorable national park experiences! Why does Acadia rate so high among so many different audiences? Because it is a family-friendly park? Because its staff is absolutely committed to the park and its visitors? Because it is within a day's drive of the entire northeastern United States? Because Friends of Acadia has helped add a margin of excellence to park resources and operations for nearly thirty years?
Yes to all of the above! People feel passionately about Acadia, and often come back again and again over the years. Places as diverse as Cadillac Mountain, Ship Harbor, Schoodic, and Isle au Haut stay with you long after you are there. Our love for this place is profound, often personal, and as varied as the many different trails in Acadia. However, I believe that the reasons behind Acadia's sweep of this summer's popularity contests run still deeper.
What makes Acadia absolutely unique in my (admittedly biased) experience is its remarkable relationship with the surrounding local communities. Acadia's boundary weaves in and out of more than a dozen small fishing harbors, historic villages, summer colonies, bustling sea-ports, tourist destinations, and offshore islands. This porous, crooked boundary and Acadia's relationships with its countless neighbors are complex—as is the charge to manage natural and cultural resources across the checker-board ownership—but ultimately, they are a large part of what makes the Acadia experience so rewarding and memorable.
I often think about how lucky I am to live in a place that has Acadia National Park as its backyard, and how different my hometown would be if it were not for the park. I also believe, however, that the benefit is mutual, and that Acadia is just as fortunate to have such a diverse and caring community and thousands of engaged neighbors and friends who give back so generously to the park. Indeed, this synergy has defined Acadia from its earliest days and continues to be its hallmark, whether described on the front pages of our national press, or in quiet trailside or kitchen table conversations.
Here at Friends of Acadia, we will embrace the challenge of making "the best" even better. We certainly don't need to be in the headlines, but hope that Acadia will set the standard in terms of youth engagement in parks and thoughtfully managing the delicate balance between an outstanding visitor experience and the need to protect Acadia's natural and cultural resources. With the support of an engaged membership and creative and committed partners throughout the park and community, it is an exciting time indeed as we approach the park's centennial in 2016. We appreciate your interest and hope that the following pages will inspire even greater involvement.


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Jeanne Agri of Southern New Hampshire Services, using the same talking points as her counterparts in other Head Start programs across America, told the Union Leader that a 5 percent cut in federal funding means closure for Head Start in Hudson and Newmarket. Cuts are planned in Hampton Falls.
"We need to pay attention to what this means to families and to children," Agri warned. She's right. Let's do so.
None of those three programs was full. Hudson serves just 18 pre-school students. They will be given priority for acceptance into the unaffected Nashua program barely one mile away. That's a four minute drive. Only 15 Newmarket area children are in Head Start.
They may be reassigned to nearby Epping or Portsmouth. The program in wealthy Hampton Falls was larger than needed, so cuts there were probably overdue. In all, a few families may be inconvenienced, but an extensive program serving needy children in Hillsborough and Rockingham counties remains firmly in place.
Although the value of its services is not clear, Head Start has long been politically untouchable. Before the sequester, spending rose year after year even though research from liberals and conservatives showed that it is a well-intentioned boondoggle with no measurable lasting impact on the children it serves. Even with the 5 percent cut, its federal budget is higher than in Fiscal 2011. Next year, spending in New Hampshire will still be nearly $14 million.
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She said sequestration forced SNHS's board to analyze demographics and "painfully" determine which towns and cities have the highest need for service. Good. That's what every responsible private company and non-profit organization ought to do at budget time. If these tough, fair decisions would not have been made otherwise, across-the-board budget cuts were indeed overdue.
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"Girls are dominated by their motherly instinct and as a result often fall for weaker guys not worthy of her and fail in life". Do you agree with this view?
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Nope......i think it's exactly the other way round ...majority of them....they fall fr those who r strong mentally,physically as well emotionally...+one who is financially sound......and take a charge......but this could be an explanation for those minority of women who fall fr weak guy........maybe the motherly instinct pushes them to sort or mend things out.......but then again it is too subjective....Answered by shopaholic, 02 Apr '13 07:02 pm
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If this was true then only weak men would have girls falling in love with them. But reality is love strikes every human being, there is always someone for someone to fall in love whether they are weak or strong, fair or dark, tall or short, ugly or handsome, polite or rude and so on. Moreover the so called "motherly instinct' can not be generalized. If there was something in reality as universal motherly instinct embedded in a women then we won't have stories of Cinderella, Kaikayi. etc which shows women carry motherly instinct only to someone who happens to carry her blood line and a step motherly instinct towards those with whom the root of relationship is marriage. . Falling in love depends on lot of factors like need for companionship, hormonal changes in a person, opportunity to meet and express, lust etc. It is not just a single factor like say, motherly instinct, which can be zeroed down and labeled as Love Particle. Mankind may one day be able to locate the God particle to kn ...moreAnswered by Shyam, 03 Apr '13 08:21 am
Somewhat not fullyAnswered by rajan, 03 Apr '13 07:31 am
Well,nothing subjectiveAnswered by anil garg, 03 Apr '13 02:59 am
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it is common enough,though
Some how Im agreed wid uAnswered by vedprakash sharma, 02 Apr '13 10:59 pm
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Generally women are moody........sometimes romantic and poetic guys appeal to them.........sometime the strong, tough and protective guys.......yes sometimes the weaker guys.....and yet at certain times when the hormones are overflowing their heart miss a beat.....looking at square chinned sexy guys!Answered by Shunmugham, 02 Apr '13 07:42 pm
They are so unpredictable and impulsive!
They are so unpredictable and impulsive!
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I'm still relatively new to vaping and would like to soon upgrade from my ego-c twist. This review made the device seem pretty awesome: http://www.smokefree...ch-evic-review/
But of course, why wouldn't it? So i'm asking people who have owned the evic to give me some good or bad personal experiences. I also noticed that the evic is a pretty old device, i'm afraid that it'll become obsolete too soon.
With that being said, any recommendations for a variable voltage device that is in the same price range and possibly newer/better?
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According to my local B&M, there will be a new version of the Evic coming out sometime this December. If you're thinking about getting one you might want to wait for the newer version.
That said, I just bought an Evic and...it's okay. I'm still learning about it so I'm not much help. Others here who are more experienced with them should chime in shortly.
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ahh thank you Tameiki, regardless. Would love to wait for the v2 but im not sure i can wait that long :P
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ahh thank you Tameiki, regardless. Would love to wait for the v2 but im not sure i can wait that long :P
Yeah, I'm with you there, which is why I wound up buying this one just last week. I'm still learning what voltage/wattage is needed to get the perfect vape. Tinkering around with it to learn is also half the fun, though.
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Love it, use it every day. I have to say I would buy it again.
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I like my Tesla better tho IMO
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I bought an Ovale eVic V1 when they first came out last December. It is my favorite apv as opposed to a Sigelei Zmax and a recently acquired vamo. Those are just the devices I currently use. The V1's all had an issue with control head separation from the body of the device but I fixed mine permanently with epoxy. The units sold today don't have that issue unless they're very old stock.
The vamo is also a good device but doesn't have all of the features of the eVic. One of those features that I find to be important is the more finely grained adjustability of the voltage or wattage. You can adjust the device in .1 increments vs .5 increments with most other VV/VW devices. It makes dialing into the really sweet spot possible. The vamo +/- buttons also make it really easy to accidentally change settings without realizing it.
I still like my vamo but it's not as versatile as my eVic. As for fragility - I'm not in the habit of slamming any electronic device around so while other devices might be arguably more sturdy that is not an issue for me. If you intend to haul it around on a construction site then ymmv.


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Western Star has broken the aerodynamic truck mold with a new angular, edgy and very slippery version of its classic configuration. The 5700XE boasts a very fuel efficient powertrain as well as some groundbreaking aero treatment that Western Star says will give any aero truck on the road today a real run for its money. Three years in the making, Western Star launched the 5700XE in Las Vegas.
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August 5, 2014 - Industry News
Near-record-setting Class 8 truck orders of nearly 30,000 in July mean the industry is on track to potentially reach 325,000 Class 8 trucks this year, according to preliminary figures from two industry research groups.
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Peterbilt is offering its customers the chance to customize their own Model 579 through an online truck configurator.
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May 5, 2014 - Industry News
FTR has released preliminary data showing April 2014 North American Class 8 truck net orders at 24,115, 11% below March results. While orders tempered in April 2014 from the torrid pace set in the previous four months, they were 5% above a year ago, continuing the year over year positive comparisons for a fifteenth consecutive month.
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The average selling price of total reported used Class 8 trucks set a record in January at just over $44,000, according to the latest release of the State of the Industry: U.S. Classes 3-8 Used Trucks, published by ACT Research.
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February 19, 2014 - Industry News
Class 8 net orders started 2014 with a high-side surprise, up 9% month-over-month and 51% year-over-year. Classes 5-7 also got off to a good start with orders up 14% month-over-month and 33% year-over-year.
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February 5, 2014 - Industry News
January NA Classes 5-7 net orders are expected at 17,000 units and Class 8 net orders are expected at 34,700 units, when actual data are released mid-month, according to ACT Research.
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January 23, 2014 - Industry News
December was the second biggest Class 8 order month since March 2006, with orders up roughly 50% month-over-month and year-over-year. Meanwhile, medium-duty December net orders fell month-over-month; but year-over-year orders were mixed, with Classes 6 to 7 rising 20% and Class 5 orders falling 16% against tough comparisons.
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December 3, 2013 - Industry News
November Class 8 truck orders totaled 20,915, the second consecutive month above the 20,000 mark, according to preliminary data from transportation forecasting firm FTR. However, the company notes that was below expectations.
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October 22, 2013 - Industry News
September is typically the second weakest order month of the year for Class 8, so modest activity was expected, reports ACT Research. Class 8 net orders were 19,018 units, and there also was a spike in cancellations.
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October 3, 2013 - Industry News
According to August sales reported to NADA by dealers, auctions, and OEMs, sleeper tractor pricing has set a new record in the retail channel, and returned the best month of the year in the wholesale channel.
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September 25, 2013 - Industry News
INDIANAPOLIS -- As we continue to see mixed signals from the short-term economy, many are suffering from "stable environment anxiety," said Eric Starks, president of FTR Transportation Intelligence, in a commercial vehicle market update during FTR's Transportation Conference this week in Indianapolis.
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August 22, 2013 - Industry News
Freightliner Trucks' 122SD severe-duty model has gone into full production at its Santiago, Mexico, plant. The truck replaces the Coronado SD, which it resembles, as the builder's "cornerstone" vocational vehicle, according to Mary Aufdemberg, Freightliner's director of product marketing.
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May 21, 2013 - Industry News
ACT Research said Class 8 vehicle orders in April stayed above 20,000 units for a seventh consecutive month. This total is the second highest volume of orders in 16 months, ACT stated.
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April 4, 2013 - Industry News
Preliminary numbers for March show Class 8 truck orders dropped slightly from February, but analysts are not concerned by when they see as a temporary dip.
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Two separate reports show orders for new commercial trucks in North America were good through the first two months of the year.
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In particular, Sackett drew from a review article he published with a colleague in 2008, which proposed four categories of methods to improve selection systems: (1) identify new predictor constructs, (2) measure existing predictor constructs better, (3) develop a better understanding of the criterion domain, and (4) improve the specification and estimation of predictor-criterion relationships (Sackett and Lievens, 2008). A number of the presentations in the workshop, he noted, had already focused on new predictor constructs—for example, working memory capacity, inhibitory control, and personal agency—so Sackett focused his presentation on the other three categories.
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In addition to identifying new predictor constructs, another way to improve assessments would be to measure existing predictor constructs better. "We need to think systematically about that," Sackett said. To encourage the workshop participants to think about how one might begin to improve existing predictor constructs, he offered three specific examples: contextualized personality items, narrower dimensions of personality measures, and use of real-time faking warnings.
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To begin, Sackett addressed personality assessments. Many personality inventories simply do not provide context, he said. The questions are overly generalized, such as, "Agree or disagree: I like keeping busy."
But there has been a great deal of work in the area of industrial and organization psychology, Sackett noted, that indicates adding context can greatly improve the predictive ability of assessments (Shaffer and Postlethwaite, 2012). "Just add two words," he said, "At the end of that item, add 'at work': 'I like keeping busy at work.' We're not talking fancy contextualization to a specific job, but very, very generic contextualizations."
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Most of us (I hope) can't even imagine the circumstances that would drive us to consider armed robbery against a friend and neighbor who's in equally dire straits, but such are the conditions that plague inner-city residents across the country. On unreleased cut Rob Me a N*gga, gangsta-turned-rap messiah Freddie Gibbs gives us a glimpse into the headspace of a hood forced to take penitentiary chances simply to pay the bills. Doing double-duty as hookman and producer, Big K.R.I.T. sets an appropriately somber mood behind the boards, layering acoustic-guitar arpeggios over mournful strings as Gibbs rationalizes victimizing a man who "...used to be [his] n*gga" just a year before: "Maybe me and him were never friends in the first place / Don't mean a thing 'cause we share the same birthplace." Atlantic Records/Duct Tape emcee Alley Boy goes even further on the back, plotting murder in order to keep his pockets, and his stomach full. While this bleak (but technically dazzling) joint isn't attached to any forthcoming Gibbs release, it can be found on Alley Boy's Definition of F*ck Sh*t 2 mixtape, released last week and available now online.
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By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A southwest Missouri man accused of plotting attacks at a movie theater and Walmart store legally bought the guns he allegedly planned to use, despite being forced to undergo a psychiatric exam three years ago after stalking a store clerk he said he planned to kill, authorities said.
Blaec Lammers, 20, was arrested last week after his mother told police she feared he was planning an attack. Authorities say Lammers told investigators he planned to open fire during a showing last weekend of the new "Twilight" film and then inside a nearby Walmart in Bolivar, a town about 130 miles southeast of Kansas City.
Investigators determined he legally purchased two assault rifles, and also had 400 rounds of ammunition. He is charged with first-degree assault, making a terroristic threat and armed criminal action, and remained jailed Wednesday on $500,000 bond.
The case has gun control advocates concerned.
Daniel Vice, a senior attorney for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said Lammers' case reminds him of what happened before the Virginia Tech shooting in 2007. Student gunman Seung-Hui Cho, who fatally shot 32 people before killing himself, was able to buy two guns even though he had been ruled a danger to himself during a court hearing in 2005.
"We've seen it before," Vice said. "We've been trying to fix this."
The National Rifle Association didn't respond to a phone message seeking comment. Lammers' attorney, DeWayne Franklin Perry, declined to comment about the case.
Lammers' mother said her son had undergone inpatient treatment and has shown signs associated with Asperger's syndrome, borderline personality disorder and other conditions.
"He didn't ask to be born different," Tricia Lammers said at a news conference this week at the National Alliance for Mental Illness in Springfield. "He wanted to be successful and be somebody. Just two weeks ago he asked me — both my kids still call me mommy — he said, 'Mommy, do you think I'm a failure?' I said, 'No, Blaec, I don't.'"
Federal law has banned certain types of mentally ill people from buying guns since 1968, including those who have been deemed a danger to themselves or others, involuntarily committed, or judged not guilty by reason of insanity or incompetent to stand trial.
Lammers was involuntarily committed in 2009, after he brought a knife and rubber mask to a Walmart store and followed around a clerk, according to an arrest report. Lammers, who was 17 at the time, told investigators he was planning to kill the clerk when he heard his name over the public address system and his father hollering at him.
He wasn't charged, but he was involuntarily committed for 96 hours for a mental health examination. In Missouri, hospitals, law enforcement officials and private citizens can request a person be held against his or her will for up to 96 hours if the person appears to be a threat to themselves or others.
But such an involuntary hold doesn't necessarily bar someone from purchasing a firearm, because the federal law requires that a person be "adjudicated as a mental defective," said Trista K. Frederick, a special agent and spokeswoman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms office in Kansas City.
Each state has a system for making a legal determination that a person is mentally defective and submitting those records to a federal database.
Frederick said the ATF looked into Lammers' case but had no information to show he should have been prohibited from having firearms. And the Missouri Department of Mental Health says the state has no central database of orders for 96-hour involuntary mental evaluation commitments.
Mick Covington, executive director of the Missouri State Sheriff's Association, said people don't lose their gun rights in Missouri simply because of such a commitment.
"The fact that somebody is held for 96 hours, if there's nothing else besides that, it's like picking somebody up on a reasonable suspicion arrest and no other charges are filed," Covington said. "It's a big difference between being picked up and looked at, and picked up and having a medical person say this person is incompetent."
Polk County prosecutor Ken Ashlock, who wasn't the local prosecutor in 2009, said he doesn't know what happened to Lammers after his 96-hour evaluation. A longer mental health commitment would have required the type of court preceding that would have barred Lammers from obtaining a gun. But given that Lammers was able to purchase two firearms last week, Ashlock suspects nothing more happened after the initial evaluation.
Polk County Sheriff Steven Bruce said he's worried about how the state handles cases involving the mentally ill.
"If you have mental issues, if there has been enough of a concern from a family member or public or whatever to alert us to a condition that they feel that you have and we then 96-hour you — good, bad or otherwise — I think that needs to be a point of record," Bruce said.
Investigators wrote in a probable cause statement that Lammers bought two assault rifles legally in Bolivar. When they questioned him last Thursday, he said he bought tickets to a Sunday "Twilight" screening in Bolivar and planned to shoot people inside.
Lammers also said he planned to shoot people at random at the Walmart store less than a mile away, so if he ran out of bullets, he could steal more "and keep shooting until police arrived," investigators wrote.
Investigators said Lammers was "off of his medication," but his mother said Tuesday she didn't think that was the case. A judge has ordered Lammers to undergo another mental health exam.
Bruce, the sheriff, said mental health care is "pretty precarious" in Missouri and the help people need isn't always there because "funds are low."
"The biggest problem is people with issues who it takes medication to keep what we would consider a normal balance," he said. "And when they don't take those, I don't know that they necessarily realize how imbalanced they can become."


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by: Kurt Schultheis | Managing Editor
Town Manager Dave Bullock has put the Colony Beach & Tennis Resort Association on notice: The town expects further upgrades to the rundown property to make the outward appearance acceptable by Longboat Key standards.
In a letter sent Nov. 28 to the Colony Association's treasurer, Robert Erazmus, Bullock explained that town staff had conducted an inspection of the property in response to the commission's request for an assessment of compliance with a resolution it passed this summer.
Erazmus sent an email to Bullock Nov. 9 indicating the association was in compliance with the resolution and the conditions imposed.
But after the town inspected the property, Bullock responded with a letter to Erazmus.
"Based on those inspections, the town does not find the Colony Beach & Tennis Resort in compliance," Bullock wrote.
Planning, Zoning and Building Director Robin Meyer noted the following deficiencies the town expects Colony officials to rectify:
• Irrigation that's not being used throughout the site;
• Flower beds near the entrance are covered in weeds;
• Flower beds in the front of the property need mulch;
• The entrance center island bed needs replacement plants and mulch;
• Turf areas need to be upgraded;
• Beds along the boundaries of the site where neighbors can see them need watering and mulch;
• A shattered glass patio door in a unit needs to be repaired;
• A glass door in the restaurant building that provides access to a door lock is broken;
• Restrooms adjacent to the restaurant are open to the public;
• Eight units that have been broken into need to be repaired;
• One unit has been broken into and needs a beehive removed from a walkway above the door;
• The maintenance area, which contains many chemicals, is not secure;
• Storage closets are open and need to be secured.
Colony Beach & Tennis Resort Association President Jay Yablon said he's glad the town brought the issues to its attention and said the issues will be resolved.
Yablon said there's still an internal debate raging among unit owners who are trying to decide whether the 15-acre portion of the resort should be fixed up now without any amenities or if all of the legal matters should be resolved first before the resort is revitalized.
Former building official joins Colony redevelopment group
The MW Group, which is vying to raze and redevelop the Colony Beach & Tennis Resort by soliciting unit owners through emails about its redevelopment plan, announced this week that former Longboat Key building official Randy Fowler has joined its team.
Fowler retired in 2010 as the town's building official after more than 30 years with the Planning, Zoning and Building Department.
In a press release, MW Group principal Manfred Welfonder said Fowler "confirms from his view that MW Group's detailed redevelopment project is the only viable and positive way for the future of the Colony property and doesn't see that a renovation would be feasible or even possible."
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