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Rachel stands behind a row of metal buffet trays full of pasta and fried fish, lined up on a table skirted in white fabric. She is demur and quiet. She, unlike many of the men in the room, exhibits no desire to be in the spotlight or consume the oxygen in the room.
Her past, much like this region's, is complex and fraught. In 1996, Rachel was 16. Neighboring Rwanda's genocidal ethnic war had been spilling into Congo for several years, bringing economic, political, and personal chaos to millions of people. Rachel was one of those people.
"My family had left, they fled when the soldiers were coming," she remembers. "But I had gone back to the house, I was trying to hide."
"They came into the house, five or six soldiers. They raped me," she says.
Tragically, Rachel was just one of the millions of women who had to endure sexual violence during Congo's long and vicious wars.
Rachel stayed with an elderly neighbor for a few months, but decided to leave. "I felt like I had no value in my neighborhood anymore," she says. "So I decided to become a soldier myself. I wanted people to fear me, to respect me."
She joined the Mai Mai rebel group, one of many dozens rampaging through Eastern Congo in the late 90's and early 2000's (and to some extent still today) as the social fabric and infrastructure of the region became unmoored.
30,000 children were serving as soldiers in 2003 in Eastern Congo, many conscripted against their will. Living in the forest, they moved from camp site to camp site, sometimes witnessing or participating in violence of the most brutal kind.
Rachel says her wish came true. People did fear her. "They knew that I could kill them or hit them or do something to them," she says. "They knew I had the capacity and spirit to do it."
When fighting began to calm down, her group agreed to merge with the Congolese army, which represented the same forces who'd raped her years before. It was at this time she also found out her mother was still alive, back in Bukavu.
"I deserted, and I came back to Bukavu. They arrested me there for desertion," she says.
In prison, she became pregnant. Out of prison, and now with a three month old, she moved back in with her mother—A happy, if complicated reunification. Making a living proved tough. What once made her feared now made her suspect.
"People said, 'Oh she's a soldier! She'll kill us! She's a thief!'" she says.
She became a prostitute for a time. Another child and a failed marriage later—her husband shunned her after learning about her past—she decided to learn a trade.
She arrived at Laissez Afrique Vivre, a school for ex combattants, where she learned how to cook: "I studied hospitality, hotelerie."
Behind Rachel are shimmery lavender bows and pleated white fabric covering the walls and table. "All of these decorations, I did them," she says.
Buffet trays of rice and fried plantains are added to the lineup, part of a banquet for special guests.
"I can cook anything int he Congolese kitchen," Rachel says. "Not so much your European food, but any Congolese food you like, I can cook!"
Rachel caters, she makes street food. She likes to make wedding cakes. She has two children now and pays their way to school. Her dream now is to work in a hotel.
"I don't think about the past."
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Every year, federal scientists make a bet on the flu—They try to figure out the dominant flu strain, and vaccine makers produce a flu shot to fight that strain.
"In some years, the prediction is on the mark, and in some years the prediction is further away from the mark," says Dr. Bruce Lee, an associate professor of international health at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. This year, the vaccine is off the mark, which probably means more flu, he says. "We'll see more cases this year, and more severe cases."
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Former child soldiers find rehabilitation a hard road
A handful of young men in their twenties are busy on the side of the road here in Bukavu, wielding a welding machine that looks as though it barely survived the wars itself.
"We're fixing this motorcycle," says Daniel Baguma over the din of a saw.
Putting things back together seems an apt profession for people whose lives came to pieces as children. Eastern Congo has endured two decades of conflict that began when Rwanda's genocidal war spilled across its borders. It proved too much for the fragile Congolese state to handle, and the region descended into chaos.
Thousands of children were swept up by armed groups for use as forced labor or military manpower. As many as 30,000 children were used as child soldiers in 2003. That number has shrunk to an estimated 3,000 or so as violence has declined, some armed groups have demobilized, and a patchwork of peace agreements have been signed.
For some child soldiers those days are distant memories; for others they remain open wounds.
"I was out in the country side, taking care of some cattle, and they took me. That's how it started," says Baguma.
He was 12, and "they" were the Mai Mai — one of dozens of armed groups fighting in Congo in the early 2000's. The group still exists, even though many of the soldiers have since been integrated into the Congolese Arms Forces.
"I started carrying luggage for them. All of a sudden you don't have a home anymore. You just go. You're just walking through whatever town you find yourself in. You're just ... dispersed."
Baguma remembers those days as he sits down to dinner with friends, many of them former child soldiers like himself. It's a bit like a reunion for Peter Pan's lost boys.
"I was smoking a lot of weed and taking a lot of drugs. These were the Mai Mai drugs; you inject them and people can't shoot you," he says of the drugs the Mai Mai believed imparted supernatural powers during battle. "I regret it. It messed with my mind."
Pascal Birashirwa was even younger than Baguma when he was taken. He was just 10.
"My father was fetching water for the toilet," when the soldiers appeared, he says. His father fled, and told everyone in town that his son was dead. His family and neighbors went into mourning.
In the jungle, picked up by soldiers, Birashirwa roamed the countryside. "Sometimes they would give me food, sometimes they wouldn't. Sometimes the commanders would eat and leave me with nothing, guarding the camp," he recalls. "I couldn't leave. It was all I knew."
None of the young men like talking about what they did or saw done in the five, seven, sometimes eight years they spent with the armed groups.
"I never killed people, only enemies," says Birashirwa. "And whatever happened out there stays out there."
When their groups demobilized in 2010, the boys—now nearly young men—found their way back to town. Everyone thought they had died.
"They were so happy," says Birashirwa. "So, so happy to see me."
Likewise, the whole neighborhood came out to celebrate for Baguma when he came back.
But the joy was short-lived.
"My family was disappointed," says Birashirwa. His shame is typical. "They said I could've gone to school, but I came back smoking weed and cigarettes."
"When we compare our lives with the lives of someone who stayed in town, stayed in school, did the usual route, they have had successful lives. We're still figuring ours out," says Baguma.
While many Congolese sympathize with child soldiers, they are often suspicious of them as well. It can make finding work difficult. Baguma spent a year essentially doing nothing, wondering if he should return to the forest.
Learning some basic literacy skills and some kind of vocation has been critical to reintegrating young people whose childhoods were stolen by armed groups. But sometimes they've needed to learn things that were much more basic.
"Things like: you're allowed to make eye contact with people. It's OK to disagree with people when having a conversation. You are valuable as a person and you have the right to determine your own future," says Jocelyn Kelly, director of the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative.
"These are the skills that are so incredibly human and basic, but often, especially for young girls who were in armed groups, [they] had no idea no idea were available to them," she says.
HHI helped do a study of what worked and what didn't when integrating former child soldiers. A lot of groups have tried a lot of different things.
"Cash payouts, a kit that has basic household goods, trying to engage people in small income generating activities," she says.
Fly by night operations that gave a group of young, male child soldiers a goat and a pat on the back, and then left after a few months—and Kelly says programs like this did exist—did not work. And former child soldiers whose psychological needs weren't met, suffered.
Some ended up institutionalized.
"I mean it's kind of the foundation of everything you're expected to do. If you don't have that basic capacity to engage with people, overcome anxiety or symptoms of PTSD, you're not going to be able to engage with a job in any way shape or form," she says.
Child soldier survivors need sustained follow up care—essentially a caseworker—and so do their parents, says Kelly. "I've not seen many programs at all deal with the effects on families," she says. Parents are anguished that they can no longer seem to communicate or connect with their children; a typical problem for parents of teenagers, made exponentially more intense by a parent's knowledge that just on the other side of their childrens' eyes is an ungraspable reality of deprivation and trauma.
If they could just get through.
Both Pascal Birashirwa and Daniel Baguma were lucky enough to find a place at Laissez Afrique Vivre, a school for former child soldiers. They learned welding. For Baguma, who now has his own children, his new career seems to be working out.
"Business is good," he says. "I know a lot of people who respect my work, I have work, I make money, I feed my kids." He's built a house, and he's paying his children's way through school.
Pascal Birashirwa is having a little more trouble.
"I could've gone to school. I could've had a life. Welding is giving me money day to day, but I can't plan on anything bigger than that," he says.
Back at the welding shop, former child soldiers are smoothing off some scarred metal on a door they repaired. They're trying to smooth away their own scars too.
Airbnb confronts an unusual marketing challenge
Airbnb, the home sharing website, is now by some measures the largest lodging provider in the world. It's valued at over $10 billion and has a million listings — that's about 300,000 more than the number of beds of either Hilton and Marriott.
Bob Thorson rents out his Washington, DC apartment while he's out of the city. Guests find his place online, pay $130 a night, and get a cool apartment in one of the city's trendiest neighborhoods. But once you're inside, there's nothing that indicates it was rented through Airbnb.
Andrew Schapiro, head of brand creative teams at Airbnb, says he recognized that disconnect.
"Every day hundreds of thousands of people are traveling on Airbnb and staying in homes all over the world," Schapiro says. "How do we actually share stories of those people who are on those travel adventures?"
So, this winter, Airbnb will publish its first issue of "Pineapple," a magazine that will be sent to hosts and bookstores around the world. It will contain stories from three of its most popular cities: San Francisco, London, and Seoul. Pineapple is an effort to address what other companies in the so-called sharing economy have faced when they make it big: moving their online success into real-world brand loyalty.
"It kind of expresses how Airbnb can fit into the greater travel landscape, and that's part of the issue; people have some sense of Airbnb in general, but not really how it fits in," says Bjorn Hanson, a hospitality professor at NYU.
The area where Airbnb and its hosts still haven't figured out where they fit in is with the law. New York's attorney general has set his sights on the company, which he says enables hosts to violate zoning and hotel laws. In fact, it was hard to find an Airbnb host willing to be interviewed. They said they worry about breaking the law, breaking their lease, their condo board rules, or just about irritating their neighbors.
Thorson owns his place, but some of his fellow host friends are renters. When asked what they do, Thorson says, "they try to skirt it. They just hope that they don't get found out."
So guests will soon be able to flip through Pineapple to plan their next travel adventure, even if their hosts would prefer that nobody find out that they're there.


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Things I liked:This trigger is exceptional. If you are even slightly mechanical and have taken airguns apart before, this is, in my opinion, a pretty basic upgrade. The performance of this trigger is on par with the finest available for this type of gun.
Things I would have changed:Walther should install these at the factory.
Things I liked:I was glad to see Pyramyd Air had finally gotten these in stock. Even though I believe this trigger should have been included in the original build of the LGV upper models, I begrudgingly spent the $30 plus and "pulled the trigger" on this upgrade trigger. I would agree with the previous reviewers that this is definitely an improved trigger but as was also mentioned, the original wasn't bad. Once I installed it, I spent some time with it shooting and adjusting and now have it right where I want it both in terms of travel and trigger pull weight. I definitely recommend the trigger to any Walther LGV owner even if you'll have to hold your nose to place the order because it STINKS to spend over $600 on a fine springer and then have to spend another $33 (w/ shipping) just to get the trigger that should have come on you rifle to begin with! This is why I give this trigger a 1 star rating for value.
Things I would have changed:Install the bloody tuning trigger on the LGV at the factory Walther or Umarex or whoever is responsible for that decision to make this trigger an "upgrade"!
What others should know:Take your time opening the trigger housing. Separate the halves very slowly so that springs and parts don't go flying. The directions come with a photo of how the assembled interior is supposed to look but the resolution isn't great so you might want to snap a shot of the assembled trigger mechanism before disassembling to install the new trigger. The included directions are sufficient to get the job done.
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To anyone going to sell at a show- HAVE A GREAT DAY! I have shows for the next two week-ends I have three show, but don't worry about selling any Christmas thing 'till the one on the 28th. I will be at the Farmer's Market tomorrow. If anyone goes to a show, can you report back here so we can see what is selling... Have a wonderful week-end eeryone.
Had a good day at the market this morning... Sold the potato bags and aprons - I raised the price on the aprons and sold out again! Maybe I'll need to rethink the prices again... I took some snowman bag holders and sold them all! Now to make enough to replace them and more - they really are cute... I'm making another 10 children's aprons tonight... I'll try to post a pic of the snomen tomorrow in the gallery...
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We did a show in Syracuse, NY at the NY State Fairgrounds. It was put on By a promoter called "Country Folk Art".
The space fee was $500 for a 10x10 space. There were about 200 exhibitors. Some took one space and others took 6 spaces. We took two spaces.
Crowds were excellent and sales were too. We have a wreath hanger that is in the process of getting a patent and since we can put on it "Patent pending" we had the only booth in the show with our product. We sold over 300 at $10 each in addition to our other items.
Many exhibitors bring their stock in race car trailers towed by heavy duty trucks. They take over 12 hours to set up. Some have a "general store" type of display.
The show brought in about 15,000 customers that paid $6 at the door for admission.
However there was a LOT of imported crafts at this show. And since most of it looks the same today, we CRAFTERS can actually do better than the B/S (Buy/Sell) merchants! Maybe it was the sign we have in our booth. "MADE IN THE USA!"
There was also some garbage at the show. One vendor was trying to sell socks! He was "disappointed" with his sales as the customers were not interested. May customers said "what are YOU doing at a craft show?
Thanks for the posting Christopher!!! I love the sign - may I use it? I don't do shows of your calliber, but I love what I do and make enough money to make it worth my time... I appreciate your imput - please don't stop. Where in the States are you located?
Christopher ~ If that was a big,quality show , didn't they jury it so the sock people won't get in ? Isn't there a rule that states things HAVE to be handmade ? I'm very surprised. The good shows around here are VERY strict about that. Organizers walk around and ask questions on how something is made , where you buy the supplies and so on ... if they think your items aren't the items that qualified you to get in during judging , you are blackballed. I've even seen vendors asked to leave a show because they were selling imports. If I paid $6 to get in a show where there was resales , I'd be up to the organizers complaing so fast . Sounds like you have the type of good crafts that I'd expect to see at a show. I'm glad you did so good !
HOLY COW - $500 for a space?!!! Wow - we thought paying $60 for a 10x10 was steep! Is $500 normal? Does Country Treasures charge that much?
I posted under another catagory last week - I did a show last weekend that 90% of the crafts were "Made in China". Some lady thanked me for having a homemade snowman. When we fill out the application for our space they specifically put "handmade or made by crafter". Does the application you fill out have the same specifics? And why don't they kick these "crafters" and i use that term loosley - OUT!!! Does the $500 speak louder than "Made in China"!
If you can't tell these import crafts MAKE ME MAD!!! If people want this stuff - sit at home and buy it off the internet.!!
Christopher, I have been attending Country Folk Art shows for years. They used to come to the L.A. County Fairgrounds twice a year, this year only once. They used to fill up two of the large buildings there, now down to one. Not only do we have to pay $6.00 to get in, but also have to pay parking fees of around $8.00! Their shows are usually high quality and allot of the vendors have been with them for many years. I think many of the vendors get repeat buyers from year to year. Glad you were able to get in and were so successful.
Now that I'm retired and on a more limited budget, I really notice that so many of the items are expensive. I tend to try to not pay more than $20 for a single item. That leaves allot of things way out of my range. The little craft show I went to yesterday had allot of painted canvas panels with nice big designs. They were $29.95 each. Even wooden and metal yard stakes were $17.95 and up. And should I even mention the price of the jewelry items??? For some of us, the items are just getting out of our budget range, so we enjoy looking but really can't afford to buy much anymore.
And I hate it when everything is the same stuff I see in Tenderheart Treasures, Collections Etc., Victorian Trading Co. and other catalogs. They don't even try to change it! Makes me start to wonder if creativity is dead--have we really already "seen it all"? LOL
Best wishes with your shows,at those kinds of prices, you have to really have some "hot items" to make enough sales to pay for your space! I admire your courage, and applaud your success. ;o)
I like the idea of the sign also. I did a show Staurday that was supposed to be handcrafted only. Well as usual there was your imported stuff. The way they are getting around it here is they are making a few things that they would consider homemade and then sticking the other imported things out to. I conforted the organizer about it and she said that as long as things are 40% made by the booth renter they are okay. Its not fair but the event organizers are out to sale spaces.
We've been doing Country Folk Art shows for about 11 years now. At one point we did 15 shows with them in one year. At $500 to $600 per space, you can do the math.
However, now they don't jury anymore. If the check clears, you're in. They are at a point where they're "selling real estate."
But in the last 5 years now, shows in general have declined. There is much more imported work and MUCH more jewelry. And many jewelry exhibitors are young and get discouraged when they don't sell. Because they design for 20 somethings and show attendees are 40 somethings.
They don't know their market. If they designed for 40+ customers they would do very well.
We do anywhere from 30 to 40 shows per year. We start in January and end Dec 21. We do craft shows, home improvement shows, flower and garden shows, etc. We do shows with nationwide promoters right down to the local high school here in VT. And with a population of 1,200 in our town I can guarantee you the show is small. But it's fun. And after almost 30 years of doing shows, it's STILL fun! I am one of the fortunate few that can honestly say "I love what I do for a living!"


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I have a wood stove in my shop eith triple wall pipe going thru ceiling and attic space thru roof. my problem is the outside of triple wall pipe is to hot to touch even for a second. I do not think this is normal. What would cause this pipe to get this hotand what can I do to remedy this problem.
It would depend on how hot it gets. Put a magnetic thermometer that you can get from your stove shop on it and take a reading. It should be somewhat hot to the touch. That's why you have rings and spacers going up through your roof. No part of your chimney should be touching anything combustable.
I am not familiar with triple wall pipe. I have Metalbestos SureTemp stainless insulated chimney going through my attic. It's cold here in Massachusetts at the moment, and I have a hot fire going in my wood stove and the surface temp of the stove is just about 600 degrees (near the top end of the recommended range for a Jotul F400). I just used my infrared thermometer to check the temperaure of the chimney in the attic. It measures 54 degrees, while the nearby materials (rafters, plywood) measure 12 degrees. My sense is that a chimney in the attic that's too hot to touch is a sign of chimney failure, or perhaps the wrong kind of chimney for an attic. You may want to do some research over on hearth.com and perpahs pose a question to the experts there.


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4 bedroom detached house for sale Woodside Lane, Grenoside, Sheffield, S35**NO CHAIN** TRULY DESERVING AN INTERNAL INSPECTION IS THIS stunning, extended natural stone fronted detached cottage with immense character and charm. The property briefly comprises: beautiful fitted breakfasting kitchen, downstairs WC and cloakroom, utility room with brand new fitted boiler i... More details ›
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Mower handle bar 'stop' bent
I have a Scotts walk-behind mower I bought off of e-Bay. The motor works fine but the handle bar "stop," the thing that allows you to tilt the front end and make a turn, does not stop the handle any longer on either side. So, when I push the handle bar down it goes all the way to the ground and the mower does not tip. I tried wrapping wire around the area but it didn't hold. Any suggestions?
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Student nurses must recognise the need to accurately complete patient documents and can learn from their mistakes through simulation and formative feedback.
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Frequency volume charts provide an objective measure of bladder function, which is essential to support the correct diagnosis and treatment of urological problems.
Managing shifts through e-rostering
A trust introduced e-rostering to ensure fairer, safer shifts for staff and to improve care
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Continence advice by telehealth for young people
Continence problems can limit the lives of young people with spina bifida. A nurse-led telehealth clinic used Skype for remote discussions to develop their independence
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Early, accurate assessment of stroke is essential if patients are to receive timely, effective treatment. Telemedicine can provide rapid access to expert assessment
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Telehealth can exploit modern technology to allow patients to manage their conditions at home, reducing the need for primary care and hospital visits
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Nursing Times Learning has launched a unit on patient isolation, in association with the Infection Prevention Society, which explores precautions to prevent infection spread.
A framework for post-registration development
A new framework for post-registration professional development in Wales aims to ensure nurses' training needs are identified at a personal and strategic level
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Massive open online courses were developed to offer universal free access to high-quality higher education, and may offer new opportunities in nurse education
Online learning for professional development
A lack of study leave can prevent nurses who hold diplomas from attaining graduate status. Online learning can provide professional development after registration
E-learning adoption in pre-registration training
Nurse educators sometimes appear reluctant to use e-learning, and question whether it is appropriate for pre-registration nurse education for a number of reasons
'Embrace technology to benefit staff and, ultimately, patients'
With the pace of technological developments ever increasing and people becoming more aware of the possibilities this offers, there is greater expectation and demand from patients for us to use technology to deliver higher standards of care and support.
Experimental robot could help nurses of the future lift patients
Nurse tests whether robotic cuddly toy can help dementia patients
Nurse-led app for teen health among winners of innovation funding
Nurse diagnosis aided by app that supports evidence-based decisions
Digital expert warns district nurses not to ignore technology skills
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The term "nursing informatics" is often used and misused in healthcare, Anne Cooper from NHS England explains what it really means and how it affects each and every one of you
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Clerical error' on ballot may lead to voiding of two Newport articles
The Newport School Board will be asked to void the results of two articles that voters considered at Tuesday's Newport School District Annual Meeting.
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State looked at alleged bilking of woman with dementia by Portsmouth cop and shrugged
Court upholds conviction of New Hampshire woman found guilty of lying about Rwanda genocide
Insurer offers to settle wheelchair crash claim
Barnstead teen gets 20 years for near-fatal stabbing in Bear Brook State Park
Rockingham County sued for teen's alleged jailhouse beating
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Executive Chef Chris Noble isn't from around these parts. Born and raised in Louisiana, this transplant has taken his southern charm and sensibilities and brought them to bluAqua in Amherst, New Hampshire.
Micro-apartments getting big attention
PORTSMOUTH - There's no bigger advocate for micro-apartments than Boston architect Tamara Roy.
Father and sons keep small-time sawmill buzzing on their New Hampshire farm
GILMANTON, N.H. — On Bob Potter's farm, the whine of a saw is heard over the grumbling of a diesel-powered engine as he and his boys carry on a family practice begun nearly half a century ago.
Profits tumbled, but Ruger gives CEO a 10% bump
Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc. said in a regulatory filing Friday that Michael Fifer, its chief executive, received a 10 percent raise in salary to $550,000 for ...
Fracking scheme gives NH nation-leading export increase stat
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2013 New Hampshire had the highest year-on-year increase in foreign exports of any other state in the nation. Exports went up 22 percent.
Claremont incinerator could reopen; permits still valid
CLAREMONT — With the impending sale of the Wheelabrator facility on Grissom Lane comes the question of the incinerator re-opening. The short answer is: yes, it could.
New Hampshire sets the pace for personal income growth in New England
Granite Staters' income grew by 4.5 percent last year, placing New Hampshire 12th highest in the nation.
Northeast, despite highest gas costs, resists more pipelines
CONCORD, N.H. — There is near universal agreement that the Northeast has to expand its energy supply to rein in the nation's highest costs and that cheap, abundant, relatively clean natural gas could be at least a short-term answer.
Road improvements needed to pave way for growing army of commuters to new Shipyard jobs
Several ongoing construction projects have contributed to traffic issues and with the shipyard's plans to hire roughly 700 new employees in each of the next two years they could worsen
Nashua firm Windmill International awarded slice of $851M Air Force contract
The $851M Air Force contract is for engineering and technology acquisition support services.
Early states in presidential primary may be losing clout says AP
NASHUA, N.H. — Few states have shaped presidential politics like Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
Could NH fiscal discipline help constrain the federal budget deficit too?
That's because the program gets a federal match. For every dollar the state spends, Washington contributes one too.
Havenstein tapped to lead N.H. arm of Americans for Peace Prosperity and Security
Walt Havenstein has found a second act in New Hampshire politics after falling short on his bid for governor last fall, in a new role as the state chairman for a national group pushing for more substantive dialogue on foreign affairs leading up to the 2016 presidential election.
Salem concerned giant state liquor store will draw 40,000 motorists a day to plaza, a two-thirds jump
But New Hampshire Liquor Commission Chairman Joseph Mollica said Thursday while the new 24,000-square-foot location at 92 Cluff Crossing Road is expected to be a top revenue producer among the state's 78 liquor stores, no major increase in traffic is expected.
Don't call Hillary Clinton 'disingenuous,' but really don't call her 'liar'
The most frequent users? Now-retired Republican Sen. Judd Gregg of New Hampshire and McConnell's arch-nemesis Harry Reid, the Senate minority leader.
NH primary town hall meetings less than genuine says The Globe's James Pindell
CONCORD, N.H. — When Hollywood conjures up an image of the New Hampshire primary, there is usually a presidential candidate sweating inside a VFW hall, where a local in flannel delivers an earnest earful to the White House hopeful.
Politico: The Great Granite State Suck-Up
To win New Hampshire, you have to win Renee Plummer. Which is why Walker, Paul and Bush are calling, flattering and schmoozing an obscure real estate developer (and 100 other activists like her).
Can states slow the flow of military equipment to police?
WASHINGTON —Police in Minneapolis-St. Paul trained military-grade launchers and used flash bang and tear gas grenades on protesters at the 2008 Republican National Convention.
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Wayfaring Stranger - Chords, Lyrics and Origins
Wayfaring Stranger (also known as "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" or "I'm a Poor Wayfaring Stranger") has been notably recorded by Emmylou Harris, Burle Ives, Dusty Springfield, Eva Cassidy, Johhny Cash, Neil Young, Joan Baez, Ed Sheeran and others. It is an American song that dates back at least as far as the early nineteenth century, but its origin is unknown. It sounds to me like a potent grafting of African-American spiritual lyrics on to an Irish tune. But that's just a guess. What's for sure is that it's a powerful song with a religious message that speaks to the age-old themes of loss and reunion in the next world.
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Play this song with a capo at the third fret to strum along with the Emmy Lou Harris video, or move your capo up or down the fretboard to find a key that works for your voice
I am a poor wayfaring stranger,
While traveling through this world of woe;
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in that bright world to which I go.
I'm going there to see my father,
I'm going there no more to roam;
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I'm only going over home.
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Where God's redeemed their vigils keep.
I'm going there to see my mother:
She said she'd meet me when I come;
I'm only going over Jordan,
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