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Drought at Illiana Speedway comes to an end for Mike White
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Track personnel work to remove Ryan Hill's late-model after Hill slammed the wall hard during practice sessions Saturday night at Illiana Speedway. Hill already had exited the car under his own power. | Goodaker Photography/Sun-Times Media
Fast time: Anthony Danta (19.420). 1st heat: 1. Bobby Gash, 2. Michael Martin Jr., 3. Jeff Cannon. 2nd heat: 1. Dean Patterson, 2. John Nutley, 3. Paul Zolodz. 30-lap feature: 1. Mike White, 2. D.J. Weltmeyer, 3. Danta, 4. Cannon, 5. Paul Shafer Jr., 6. Eddie Hoffman, 7. Chris King, 8. Gash, 9. Patterson, 10. John Nutley.
Pure stocks
1st heat: 1. Michael Gerike, 2. Mike Kushnerik, 3. Jake Straka. 2nd heat: 1. Alex Treptow, 2. Ryan Gilliam, 3. Melissa Kuehs. 15-lap feature: 1. Gerike, 2. Gilliam, 3. Ryan Lagestee, 4. Kushnerik, 5. Craig Urban, 6. Jeff Law.
Turbo Stox
Fast time: Chris Woodall (17.836). Heat: 1. Billy Jarrells, 2. Mark Ross Jr., 3. Woodall. 15-lap feature: 1. Woodall, 2. Ross, 3. Bobby Gash III, 4. Michael Gerike, 5. Jarrells, 6. Tim Stewart.
Fast time: Paul Shafer Sr. (17.407). Heat: 1. Matt O'Leary, 2. Stan Zolodz IV, 3. Shafer. 15-lap feature: 1. O'Leary, 2. Shafer, 3. Zolodz, 4. Jason Ellis, 5. Ben Fidone, 6. Jaret James.
Updated: September 11, 2014 6:57AM
SCHERERVILLE, Ind. — If it wasn't one thing it was another all season at Illiana Speedway for five-time late-model champion Mike White, who led his share of laps but couldn't put it together for 30.
Saturday, his radio wasn't working and he had to pull off before the end of the fast heat because his No. 00 wasn't driving right.
"At that point it was just trial and error," said White, whose crew made some more changes before the feature.
The trial might be over.
White was dominant for most of the 30 laps, beating Bobby Gash on the first lap and roaring to a big advantage. Later in the race, D.J. Weltmeyer made up some ground but couldn't deny White his first victory of 2014.
"I kind of figured he was coming," White said. "I was keeping an eye on the lap board and just kind of waited to feel somebody or hear somebody, and I didn't.
"At the end ... it's been awhile since we've won one, so I was kind of puckered up there a little bit trying not to make a mistake. I was glad when it was over."
For much of the race, the real battles were behind White. Weltmeyer made a daring backstretch move in traffic to seize second place on lap 17 and steadily began to reel White in.
"We had a decent car tonight," Weltmeyer said. "We finally caught a little break in traffic there. The only thing more we needed was maybe a caution to reel him in a little quicker. But I can't complain for tonight."
Quick qualifier Anthony Danta won out in a scramble for third place. Jeff Cannon was fourth, followed by Paul Shafer Jr., Eddie Hoffman, Chris King, Gash, Dean Patterson and John Nutley.
Matt O'Leary used a dramatic pass just before the white flag to capture his first Legends feature of the season.
O'Leary spent much of the race lurking behind rookie Jason Ellis, who held a firm line after taking the lead from Jaret James on lap 4. Ellis finally gave O'Leary the opening he needed on lap 14 of the 15-lap event.
"I think he was kind of doing it the last few laps,' O'Leary said. "I wanted to go, but he was going real wide entry and then coming down in the center. I didn't want to dive in there and him not see me. I just wanted to make sure I got one good run on him coming off of 2 to get all the way alongside of him in 3 and 4.
"I wasn't sure if we were running 15 or 20 laps. I didn't even know we were coming around for the white flag. That was just the best opportunity I had and I took it."
Ellis and O'Leary are racing teammates.
"We started working with him a couple of months ago," O'Leary said. "We put our setup in his car and he's been improving like crazy every week. This week just proved it. I was running, giving it everything I had and it took a last-lap pass."
Chris Woodall dominated in the turbo stox feature, taking the lead from Bobby Gash III on lap 6 and cruising by 1.741 seconds over Mark Ross Jr. Third went to Gash, ahead of Michael Gerike, Billy Jarrells and Timmy Stewart.
Michael Gerike put on a power show in a special "chicane" pure stocks feature, dominating over Ryan Gilliam, Ryan Lagestee and Mike Kushnerik.

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Dec. 8 - A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article details research by John Baker, PhD on the long-term risks of heart disease faced by astronauts due to radiation exposure. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Dec. 8 - USA Today quotes Dr. Kiran Turaga regarding the treatment of a patient with a 19-pound abdominal tumor. Dr. Turaga reports that the patient had a rare form of lipo Sarcoma. USA Today and The Northwestern
Sept. 29 - The 20th annual Ridin' to a Cure event was held in Oconomowoc on September 27. Fox 6 News covered the ride's kickoff live. Carol Williams, PhD, professor of pharmacology and toxicology at MCW and a breast cancer researcher, is a regular participant in the ride. She was interviewed for the story. WITI TV
Sept. 25 - The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) will explore the feasibility of opening a school of pharmacy. A feasibility study will include several considerations related to an immersive three-year curricular model, class size, tuition, and a distributed model with possible campuses in Green Bay or Central Wisconsin.
Sept. 24 - Cecilia Hillard, PhD is co-primary investigator of a one-year, $50,000 grant from the Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeast Wisconsin to study the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder. Wauwatosa Now
Sept. 17 - A collaborative team of researchers from Marquette University and the Medical College of Wisconsin has received a one-year, $50,000 grant from the Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeast Wisconsin to study treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder.
Sept. 02 - William B. Campbell, PhD has been named as MCW's first Eminent Scholar. The Eminent Scholar program recognizes and rewards excellence in academic and scholarly achievement that ordinarily would be funded from an endowed chair. MCW names one Eminent Scholar every year, and the term is five years. Wauwatosa Now
Aug. 21 - William Campbell, PhD, Professor and Chair, Pharmacology & Toxicology, was awarded an Eminent Scholar designation at the July meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Medical College of Wisconsin.
June 30 - Cecilia Hillard, PhD is co-principal investigator of a $2.6 million NIH grant awarded to John Mantsch, PhD, of Marquette University. The joint MCW/Marquette study will investigate the effects of stress in drug addiction relapse. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and GM Today
June 24 - Milwaukee was selected as the site for the 60th annual meeting of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis because of the quality of research work conducted by MCW and the BloodCenter of Wisconsin. Milwaukee Biz Times
June 24 - Researchers at MCW and Marquette University have earned a five-year grant to study addiction: cravings, relapse, and stress. Cecilia Hillard, PhD, professor of pharmacology and toxicology and director of the Neuroscience Research Center at MCW, is a co-PI on the grant. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
June 18 - Qing-Song Liu, PhD received a five-year, $1.6 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to study the mechanisms by which phosphodiesterase (PDE) inhibitors reduce addictive behaviors. Wauwatosa Now
June 12 - The Medical College of Wisconsin has received a five-year, $1.6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health's National Institute on Drug Abuse to study the mechanisms by which phosphodiesterase inhibitors reduce addictive behaviors.
A story in Runner's World Magazine cites Dr. Cecilia Hillard's research on sleep and endocannabinoids. Runner's World
Mar 26 - MCW's 2014 Women in Science program will feature presentations by Cecilia Hillard, PhD, on "Gender Differences in Response to Stress"; Tara Sander, PhD, on "Personalized Medicine: Treatment to Fit Your Genes"; and Dr. Diane Book on "Modern Stroke Care: What Should You Expect?". WauwatosaNOW
Mar. 13 - The Rock River Cancer Research Foundation will award $75,000 to a Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) breast cancer scientist to fund her research.
Using technology and tools that the Medical College of Wisconsin was a world leader in developing, a PhD student in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and her faculty mentor are pursuing brain research with potential to benefit cancer patients.
Feb 6 - Dr. Judy Kersten was selected as the 2014 individual winner of the National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin's ballroom dancing contest fundraising event. OnMilwaukee.com
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New details are available on the Cyber Grand Challenge, a contest designed to push the boundaries of software development with the goal of creating programs that can analyze, diagnose and repair flaws they detect in computer networks.
First responders across the nation may soon be using a virtual training technology that allows multiple types of personnel, such as firefighters, police and paramedics, to train together. The prototype system is currently undergoing live tests with first responders to further refine the program before it is released to federal and state agencies some time in 2014.
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) expects to have its Defense Department Mobile Unclassified Capability (DMUC) ready for initial operational capability in the first quarter of fiscal year 2014. Dr. Jennifer Carter, DISA's component acquisition executive, said she expects 100,000 users in fiscal 2014 and "well beyond" that number after 2014. The DMUC will support multiple devices and carriers, she noted.
Speaking at the Mobile Technologies Symposium of the AFCEA Washington, D.C., Chapter, Carter also said the initial operational capability of the Defense Department Mobile Classified Capability (DMCC) is expected to roll out in the second quarter of fiscal year 2014. Currently, DISA has more than 200 users in a classified device pilot, she reported.
Defense mobile users also will have an app store available soon, likely in the second quarter of fiscal 2014. Carter said that DISA is working with the services on an app vetting process with the goal of not duplicating the approval process.
The agency has made progress in mobility programs in the past year, Carter noted, adding that it now supports 80,000 devices.
DISA also is looking at its options for Common Access Card enablement for mobile devices. Carter said this is an area where the agency needs more ideas and solutions from industry. The Defense Department requires solutions that simplify authentication and are user friendly while at the same time being secure and affordable. Carter added that DISA wants to streamline the review process for apps, hardware and operating systems.
The U.S. Navy is expanding its autonomous subsurface fleet with the introduction of a platform designed for persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance as well as offensive capabilities.
The critical infrastructure must address cyberthreats in a manner different from that of conventional information technology systems.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is seeking participants for the Software Assurance Marketplace (SWAMP), which is expected to open to beta users in January. The ultimate goal for the marketplace is to help protect the nation's critical infrastructure by improving software used for essential functions.
The U.S. military's readiness to fight and its ability to purchase major weapon systems for the future are both threatened by strict budget caps established under sequestration, the Joint Chiefs warned during a November 7 hearing with the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services.
The delay in implementing the U.S. Navy's Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) caused by the contract challenge to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has affected more than just the transition time frame. The network transition will cost more for the Navy because of lost funding opportunities.
A new government-run competition seeks to advance the boundaries of computer network analysis and defense by developing autonomous cyberdefense capabilities, which combine the speed and scale of automation with reasoning abilities that exceed what human experts can do.
These are the goals of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA's) Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC), which according to agency officials, is the first-ever tournament for fully automated network defense systems. Building on its experience running robotics grand challenges, which greatly advanced the ability of autonomous ground vehicles, DARPA's new event will have teams of competitors developing automated systems. These smart programs will go head-to-head against one another in real time on a network to evaluate software, test for vulnerabilities, create security patches and deploy to protect computers. To win the $2 million cash prize, teams must combine the capabilities of security software with leading-edge program analysis research, DARPA officials said.
Network computer defense currently is the realm of software specialists who can sift through code to identify weaknesses and back doors. This bespoke analysis is done by hand, making it time consuming, and it cannot be scaled effectively for volume or speed to meet changing threats. While some semi-automated software exists to help analysts, DARPA officials note that there is a need to conduct the analysis and repair parts of network defense in near real time.
This is one of the major goals of the CGC, which is not looking for incremental improvements to existing systems but for new leaps in technical capability. According to DARPA, the CGC program will push competitors to invent and develop truly autonomous cyberdefense technologies.
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Linux Tools for Professional Photography
For salable, fine-art prints, I prefer Lightjet prints made by a service bureau on a Cymbolic Sciences Lightjet printer. This printer uses lasers to expose the image onto conventional photo paper, most often Fuji Crystal Archive paper. Wilhelm Imaging Research tests (the authority on photo print life) show these prints have a display life of 60 years with little color shift or fading, significantly longer than most inkjet prints. These prints are indistinguishable from conventional photos and can be made as large as 4 × 5 feet.
Preparing the file for output on the Lightjet is similar to preparing it for inkjet printing. Start by going back to the original file that was saved, not the file for inkjet output. Again, resize the file to the correct physical dimensions, this time using 300PPI rather than 200PPI, sharpen the file using the technique described above and save it to a separate TIFF file. The service bureau I use, Calypso Imaging, offers Lightjet prints for photographers across the US. They also offer a discount if the file to be output has been resized and the correct ICC profile, available from their Web site, applied. Download the latest ICC profile and apply it to your image using tifficc. The image then is ready to be burned to CD-ROM or uploaded to Calypso's FTP site for final output.
A few days later I receive the final print, look back at the process used to create it and contemplate how, although my photo tools have changed, the goal remains the same—to create a print that conveys my feelings about my chosen subject. Finally, I am able to go through this entire process using Linux in combination with affordable desktop products, all in my own digital studio. Although a few areas still need improvements, Linux is very much up to the task. So get out there, take some photos and try out these Linux tools to make great photographic prints.
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When RW Hawkins is not helping companies with their Linux servers, he is camping and backpacking with his 4 × 5 camera in the canyons of the Southwest. He lives in the Silicon Valley with his wife, who prefers pizza to camp food. His Web site, rwhawkins.com, offers a gallery of his fine-art prints as well as technical advice on digital imaging.
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San Juan, New Mexico
For population 25 years and over in San Juan:
For population 15 years and over in San Juan CDP:
3 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units in 2000:
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Santa Fe, NM (27.3 miles , pop. 62,203).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Albuquerque, NM (71.9 miles , pop. 448,607).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Phoenix, AZ (383.2 miles , pop. 1,321,045).
Nearest cities: San Juan Pueblo, NM (0.5 miles) , Ohkay Owingeh, NM (1.0 miles ), Pueblito, NM (1.2 miles) , Chamita, NM (1.4 miles ), Alcalde, NM (1.6 miles ), South Rio Arriba, NM (1.6 miles) , Hernandez, NM (1.7 miles ), El Duende, NM (1.8 miles ).
Latitude: 36.05 N, Longitude: 106.07 W
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Work and jobs in San Juan: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in San Juan, New Mexico
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Earthquake activity:San Juan-area historical earthquake activity is below New Mexico state average. It is 86% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 8/10/2005 at 22:08:22, a magnitude 5.0 (5.0 MB, 4.7 MS, 5.0 MW, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 94.0 miles away from the city center
On 1/3/2007 at 14:34:38, a magnitude 4.6 (4.6 MB, 4.4 MW, 4.4 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 95.8 miles away from San Juan center
On 8/1/2004 at 06:50:47, a magnitude 4.4 (4.4 MB, 4.3 MW, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 78.1 miles away from the city center
On 3/22/2004 at 12:09:56, a magnitude 4.4 (4.4 MB, 4.4 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 87.6 miles away from the city center
On 8/10/2005 at 22:08:16, a magnitude 4.1 (4.1 MB, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 93.1 miles away from San Juan center
On 6/4/2008 at 14:02:42, a magnitude 3.7 (3.7 MW, 3.7 ML, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 35.4 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), body-wave magnitude (MB), local magnitude (ML), surface-wave magnitude (MS), moment magnitude (MW)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Rio Arriba County (9) is smaller than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 5
Emergencies Declared: 3
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 3, Fires: 3, Storms: 3, Snows: 2, Drought: 1, Hurricane: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Carbon Monoxide (CO) [ppm] level in 2010 was 0.859. This is significantly worse than average. There were 37 monitors within city limits.
Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2008 was 30.6. This is about average. There were 48 monitors within city limits.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2009 was 6.84. This is significantly better than average. There were 11 monitors within city limits.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) [ppb] level in 2005 was 9.21. This is better than average. There were 7 monitors within city limits.
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Religion statistics for San Juan CDP (based on Rio Arriba County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 63.21%
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Number of grocery stores: 7
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 3
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 21
Number of full-service restaurants: 23
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5.22% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($30,475 average adjusted gross income)
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5.64% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($29,437 average adjusted gross income)
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"Becky was stalking him. At work, Becky was just Becky. Her personality would change when it was after work. She was the worst when she was acting manager of OAR. Her style of dress changed. She wore bright colors since Scott started working for Community Development. She also started wearing makeup and fixing her hair. She also lost weight since Scott started."
Becky Beckler began working as a temp for the City of Aurora in February 1989, making just $6 an hour. After being hired on as a permanent employee, she slogged through the ranks as a city planner and a senior planner. By 1995, she was serving as the acting manager of the community-development division and was overseeing the disbursement of millions of dollars of federal housing money and various grants; she also helped needy citizens secure low-interest loans for housing.
"A hard worker" was how one fellow employee described her.
In July 1997, she was making $22.32 an hour as the acting manager of OAR, the city's unofficial cheerleading squad that rallies for "community self-esteem/image, personal/collective responsibility, and social/economic vitality," according to the city's Web site.
That summer, however, a 32-year-old employee in her department named Scott Berg told his supervisor that Beckler, who was 39 at the time, had been sexually harassing him. His supervisor recommended to Berg that the matter "should be taken further." Berg called the Aurora police, and an investigation ensued.
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When Beckler started calling him at home, where he lived with his girlfriend, he told her to stop. When she gave Berg, an avid bicyclist, two posters from the Tour de France, he quickly returned them. By every indication, Berg gave Beckler the Heisman -- an unmistakable stiff-arm -- and declined Beckler's advances.
According to Hatfield's report, which is now part of a federal lawsuit filed by Beckler, Berg's co-workers tried to protect him from Beckler's advances by purposely soiling his reputation when she was around, dismissing him as "a ladies' man" and an "asshole." "They did this to Becky as a ploy to get her to leave Scott alone," Hatfield's notes read.
Beckler, however, insisted it was Berg who "welcomed a consensual relationship." She told Hatfield that Berg would often walk by her office door, pretending to retrieve needless office supplies from a nearby file cabinet, just to "show off his body." She claimed Berg entered her office, told her he was erect and confessed that he "put a sock over it."
She even recalled a time that Berg's parents visited the office and stopped by her open door for an introduction. "Introducing his parents to me in my office does support a welcomeness between Scott Berg and myself," she said.
And this is what Beckler said about employee Burkhart: "Anita Burkhart indicated in her testimony that I would fix my hair in order to attract Scott. I have been going to a quote/unquote designer hair salon for more than ten years, Interhair of Cherry Creek, to get a contemporary cut and highlight. When Gary Montana (a partner at Interhair) wanted to go out on his own, I followed my hair stylist, Mishka, to his salon and thus divided my time between Interhair and Gary Montana salons. When Mishka left, I went to Kendall at Interhair. I am more than willing to produce check-payment copies back to 1992, and can go back further if need be, to show that I've been going to a designer salon long before Scott Berg was living in Colorado, and that I am and have been a woman who spends money at the salon for myself, and not just because Scott showed up."
Beckler continued: "Anita indicated in her testimony that I would dress in bright colors in order to attract Scott. As much as I like to wear Jones, Claiborne, Brooks, Pendleton, I do not have a fashion budget to change my entire wardrobe. I usually like to buy a piece or two of the latest fashion trend. What I bought was one orange blouse and scarf and dark-colored square-toed pumps. Additionally, I can produce an article from a fashion magazine which states that bright colors were a fashion trend during this time period. With all due respect to Anita, Anita generally dresses in jeans, tennis shoes and T-shirts, which she doesn't tuck in. I don't know who does her hair. May I suggest the possibility of jealousy and a serious lack of witness credibility."
Hatfield didn't buy much of Beckler's story, and in his final report, he pointed out that Beckler inappropriately used her position as a manager to access the city's registry to locate Berg's phone number and address.
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Kelly Severide is a firefighter and one of the protagonists of Chicago Fire.
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Kelly Severide and Matthew Casey are coworkers and lieutenants at the fire station. At the beginning of season one, after the death of a close friend, they had some trouble getting along and often butted heads but would come together for the sake of the house. Now, in season 2, they have stopped blaming each other and get along very well. They are often seen putting themselves in danger to protect each other, such as when Kelly went into an unstable burning building to help Casey rescue his fiancée, Hallie, who unnfortunately died. After Casey was injured in episode 2x10, Kelly was the first to notice that he was not healed. He was very concerned about Casey, asking him numerous times If he was okay and offering help. The two are close friends. At the beginning of Season 2, former firefighter Hadley (William Smillie) targets Severide in a string of arson fires. First Hadley sets fire to his Camaro, then sets fire to a building with unstable stairs. Hadley places a cart outside the building so Kelly would go in to search for a woman who wasn't there. He falls down to the basement when the stairs collapse but his fellow firefighters rescued him. While recovering at the scene, he notices the address number of the house is 1751, Severide's badge number. Peter Mills comes up and tells Chief Boden that nobody is in the house. At another fire, Severide finds Hadley in a room with no fire but holding a jug of chemicals. Severide tries to convince Hadley to put the jug down. Hadley instead poured the chemicals out igniting the whole room. Severide made it out, but Hadley was never seen or mentioned again.
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Brittany Baker Severide is Kelly's wife. The two first meet at a craps table when Kelly goes on a weekend trip to Las Vegas. He asks her to help him with his betting due to her beginners luck. After the second roll of him winning, he kisses her. Monday morning Kelly shows up at the firehouse wearing a wedding ring and seeming ecstatic, telling his colleagues that he married Brittany 24 hours after they met at Silver Bells Wedding Chapel.
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- (To Shay): "I didn't touch your yogurt."
- (To Shay): "No offense, I'm not taking advice from you right now."
- (To Shay): "That girl is in serious heat and I'm not Gandhi."
- (To Shay): "I don't trust anyone in this world other than you."
- Severide drives a Black Camaro.
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- According to Boden the first 2 years Severide was a candidate he "never looked sideways at the women he was working with".
- His father was on squad with chief Wallace Boden and Henry Mills.
- He cares very dearly for the well being of his squad.
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Mark Danner: I first read the memo on May 1st of 2005, after I read about it having been published in the Sunday London Times. I expected that the American press would cover it and publish it fairly quickly. A few days passed ? there was no interest whatever. I called up Robert Silvers, the co-editor of The New York Review of Books, and urged them to publish it. What is fascinating about the Downing Street memo, which is simply the record of a Cabinet meeting ? is that there?s nothing obscure about it. It?s just the minutes of a Cabinet meeting on July 23, 2002, held at 10 Downing Street, the British White House.
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Mary E. 'Mim' Plummer, 81
NORTHFIELD — Mary "Mim" E. Plummer, 81, of Park St., Northfield, died at Merrimack County Nursing Home on Oct. 21, 2013.
She was born in Laconia on March 3, 1932 the daughter of William and Margaret (Lover) Filgate. She was raised in Laconia and resided in Northfield for many years.
Several years ago, she was employed by the JP Stevens Co. and Tilton Endless Belt.
Mim was always willing to help her family. She was talented in many crafts including quilting, knitting, crocheting, and needlepoint. She made quilts for many family members including graduation gifts for her grandchildren. She enjoyed sports including the Red Sox and Patriots.
Mim was presented "The Biggest Fan Award" for her attendance at Winnisquam Regional High School sporting events while her grandchildren were playing.
She was predeceased by her husband, Charles F. Plummer, Sr. whom she married in 1951, who died in 2010, a daughter, Judy Kimball who died in 1989, and a son, Lawrence Plummer who died in 2008.
Family members include her children, Charles "Skip" F. Plummer, Jr. and his wife Louise of Northfield, Joan Plummer of Northfield, and William Plummer of Dover, 8 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren, her brother, William Filgate of Laconia, a sister, Martha Towle and her husband David of Sanbornville, and nieces and nephews.
Graveside funeral services will be held at Park Cemetery, West Main St., Tilton, on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013 at 10 am.
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is threatening to sue a New York school district over songs taught in music class that include the words "God" and "Lord."
In June, the atheist group sent a letter to Shenendehowa Central Schools Superintendent Oliver Robinson voicing a parent's concern over the tunes, including "Thank You for the World So Sweet," "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," and "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands."
Two letters followed the first request. The latest, received Aug. 6, was from an FFRF attorney threatening legal action.
The school district has continued to dismiss the group's demands, saying the songs don't violate any laws.
"None of the songs was taught, or used, as prayer. Thus, the case you cite dealing with school prayer is an inapposite," school district attorney Kathryn McCary said in response to the group's demands. "[The songs] were used appropriately to teach musical concepts.
Bill Donohue, president of Catholic League, agreed the lawsuit likely won't stand in court.
"They want to censor the expressions of Christianity -- and they only go after the Christians, not the Jews or the Muslims. Now they're going after little children over an innocent song," he told Fox News.
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@Neosquid; The ten franchises are: Halo, CoD, Dynasty Warrior, DBZ, Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Angry Birds, DDR, Madden, and the LEGO games.
@Neosquid; The ten franchises are: Halo, CoD, Dynasty Warrior, DBZ, Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Angry Birds, DDR, Madden, and the LEGO games.
...really? *Lowers weapons*
I expected Pokemon or something to be on there, but I actually agree or am neutral with their opinions. Though I do kinda like Lego games and Halo...eh, no big deal.
As much as I enjoy Dynasty Warriors as a sort of guilty pleasure, it really does need to die. Every game is literally the same as the others, except with different uniforms and graphics.
They wanted CoD to die because they want the trolls to shut up (Screwattack loves CoD).
Aww, damn, right when I was about to compliment their "hate" for CoD....
I never understand why they want Angry Birds to die. The game is still fresh, and it has become one of the more successful games that's not a dark/gritty game. Plus this was how their childhood games started out as.
I don't like Angry Birds a bit, I think it's overrated. Then again, unlike CoD, I've never actually played it...
There it goes again with the misuse of the word "overrated." -_-
That wasn't a misuse.
It is, people tend to use "overrated" on the things they hate, which is not how it's meant to be used. A former youtube user named yakoma44 made a rant about it a long time ago.
But in Neosquid's opinion, Angry Birds is overrated. I think that's fair use, although it's true that people use it to describe things they hate
But that would make Angry Birds "underrated" because of the hate it's getting from veteran gamers and the abuse of the word "overrated," giving them an expression that the stuff they like is superior.
I legit think that Angry Birds is overrated. I don't use it in place of the word "hate". For example, I think Mountain Dew and Pokemon 1st Gen are overrated a lot, but I don't hate them.
Yeah, that's very true. I think COD is overrated but I don't hate it (I enjoy playing it from time to time). I think there's a middle ground between under and overrated though. Angry Birds is incredibly popular, so it can't be underrated, but in the opinion of some people, it is overrated.
...I actually do dislike Mountain Dew a bit, but that's besides the point. ^^;
Yes, there is middle ground. Pokemon is kinda middle ground (especially new Pokemon)....underrated by some audiences, overrated by others.


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ra - I have not referred to any ''experiences'' because I had felt none of them in the past which were of sufficient danger or interest to feel them worth relating. Not classic ''stick-ups'' as such.
My decision to carry is tho based in small part on these experiences - one in particular when I was (in UK) - and was outnumbered three to one in a situation that could have gotten real nasty. Knives were out. By the grace of some deity or other, I was endowed with the gift of reason and was able to talk things down, following which some cops on patrol came near and the perps decided to move on. It could have gotten bad real quick.
My main reason is simply that I have always felt the individual should by right be able to arm him/herself if so wished - I am one of those. Beyond that as I have tried to explain several times - I choose not to be without when I might most need - and that I have no way of knowing - it's that simple.
I would quite like to shed the burden at times but because I am personally committed to my decision to carry I choose to make it a constant. I want to see the time - I look at my watch - it is there. I get a flat - I stop and change the tire for my spare - it is there.
I want my sidearm - it is there. I have no problem with any individual's chosen carry regime - it is after all our own personal choice. With me, call it dedication and knowing that I will not be caught out thru an assumption that somewhere or time is proven safe.
I can, I will and I do. That is this ol' phart's way!
Let me add - one other factor. I am not, now age 60 - anything like as capable when it comes to either fighting strength or even stamina. It is a situation I acknowledge and feel makes me more demedent on my ultimate means of protection - beyond which I will go to greater lengths than ever before, to avoid trouble.
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Woody Allen's latest film, called "Blue Jasmine," stars Cate Blanchett as a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Entertainment Weekly's Owen Gleiberman filed the following report for NY1.
"Blue Jasmine," Woody Allen's powerful and enthralling new movie, is about a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and there's something cathartic about a contemporary film that's willing to explore madness not just as brain chemistry gone wrong, but as an expression of who someone really is.
Jasmine, played by Cate Blanchett, is doing her best to keep it together, but there are moments when she talks to herself on the street. With no money, no skills and nowhere else to go, she shows up at the apartment of her sister, a grocery cashier in San Francisco played by Sally Hawkins.
The movie keeps jumping back to the life Jasmine was leading before, when she was married to a wealthy wheeler-dealer, played by Alec Baldwin, who was not what he seemed. In the flashbacks, she's living a mirage, but it's a dream she's chosen to believe in. When it all comes crashing down, she hates what reality has become, so she turns away from reality.
"Blue Jasmine" has a few uneasy laughs, but it's a straight-up Woody Allen drama, and his most compelling film since "Match Point." After a while, we start to realize that the movie is Allen's gloss on "A Streetcar Named Desire," with Jasmine as a Blanche DuBois of the economic-meltdown era. That sounds like a labored idea, but Allen, pushing the Blanche figure front and center, gives the action a grippingly contemporary resonance and flow.
Blanchett, her eyes shining, makes Jasmine at once ardent, touching, off-putting and cracked in her grand delusions. It's an awesome mood ring of a performance.
Allen nails the attitudes of the wealthy, but he also gets surprising and dynamic work from Hawkins, Cannavale, and Andrew Dice Clay as the folks who have no money but may have a fuller sense of what life is. Jasmine tries to rise above them, but she's done in, over and over, by her illusions.
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Gearbox and 2K Games are putting out a packaged bundle for Borderlands 2 downloadable content on February 26, 2013 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Priced at $29.99, the Borderlands 2: Add-On Content Pack includes some but not all of the post-release DLC for the game:
Since this misses out on the newer add-ons for Borderlands 2, there will presumably be another one of these bundles at some later date. And, eventually, a Game of the Year edition seems probable. At this point, I think I'll continue to wait and see what else is in the pipeline before getting any of the DLC; the core game kept me plenty busy as is.
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