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Clowe takes step forward, Powe misses practice
May 7, 2013, 6:44 PM EDT
Rangers forward Ryane Clowe (undisclosed) missed his fourth consecutive game on Monday despite some initial optimism. However, he had a good practice on Tuesday, which might lead to his return for Game 4 on Wednesday.
The 30-year-old, who is believed to be recovering from a concussion, isn't about to make any predictions.
"I want to make sure I'm in, I'm all in when I do go in," Clowe told NHL.com. "I'd like to be able to tell you guys more, but it's just day-to-day how I feel. I did some battle stuff today and I felt pretty good."
Meanwhile Rangers forward Darroll Powe couldn't practice on Tuesday due to an undisclosed injury. The Rangers haven't updated his status, but Powe's injury might force the Rangers to make a lineup change on Wednesday regardless of whether or not Clowe is an option.
The Washington Capitals have a 2-1 series lead going into tomorrow's contest.
Habs re-sign deadline pickup Flynn: two years, $1.9 million
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Former Buffalo forward had three points in six playoff games for Montreal.
Report: Sharks get Jones from Bruins for first-round pick and unsigned prospect
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Don Sweeney. Busy man.
Florida waives Boyes for buyout purposes
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33-year-old had 14 goals and 38 points last year.
Hurricanes to buy out Semin
Jun 30, 2015, 12:13 PM EDT
Six goals in 57 games last season.
Bruins are talking to teams about Savard, but not Rask
Jun 30, 2015, 11:53 AM EDT
More Boston news.
Report: Richards part of police investigation
Jun 30, 2015, 11:43 AM EDT
The latest in an ongoing saga.
UFA of the Day: Mike Green
Jun 30, 2015, 11:11 AM EDT
Detroit? Anaheim?
What character concerns? Treliving has 'slept like a baby' since Hamilton trade
Jun 30, 2015, 10:57 AM EDT
"This doesn't keep me awake at night. Since the day we got Dougie Hamilton, I've had the best sleeps of the past few years. "
'Hawks sign No. 3 goalie Leighton to one-year extension
Jun 30, 2015, 10:42 AM EDT
With Antti Raanta gone, he's now set as the backup's backup.
Report: Isles, Hickey closing in three-year pact around $6.5M
Jun 30, 2015, 10:24 AM EDT
26-year-old defenseman has missed just one game over the last two years.
Lightning, Sustr agree on two-year extension
Jun 30, 2015, 10:23 AM EDT
It's reportedly worth $2.9 million.
Lehtonen, Niemi see benefit in splitting goalie duties
Jun 30, 2015, 9:50 AM EDT
They both finished in the top 10 in minutes in 2014-15.
Caps' Wey retires at 24 due to concussions
Jun 30, 2015, 8:57 AM EDT
He made his NHL debut during the 2013-14 campaign before his career was derailed.
PHT Morning Skate: Should Lindros have been in the '15 HHOF class?
Jun 30, 2015, 8:03 AM EDT
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Where to next? Arcobello poised to test UFA market
Jun 29, 2015, 10:55 PM EDT
He played with four different NHL teams last season.
B's GM Sweeney a lightning rod for criticism
Jun 29, 2015, 10:31 PM EDT
It's not all about the Zac Rinaldo trade, although that certainly didn't help.
VandeVelde signs two-year extension with Flyers
Jun 29, 2015, 9:29 PM EDT
He establish himself with the team after years of work primarily in the AHL.
Sharks agree to five-year deal with Brenden Dillon
Jun 29, 2015, 8:26 PM EDT
San Jose still has an opening on its blueline.
Canucks hand Markstrom two-year, $3.1 mil deal
Jun 29, 2015, 8:00 PM EDT
He'll start the season as Vancouver's backup goaltender.
Riley Nash, Yannick Weber among those without qualifying offers
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Varsity: Brant Burnett, Matthew Cuellar, Chris Deleon, Devon Free-man, Dillon Freeman, Keeston Ford, Eduardo Gallegos, Corey Hatcher, Landon Jones, Jesus Leanos, Eric Padilla, Jose Rangel, Alex Rhoades, Luke Rovig, Chase Saunders.
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Sweetwater will host a pair of basketball camps in early June.
A Lady Mustang Basketball Camp will be held June 4-7 at the middle school gym on 305 Lamar Street for students completing grades 2-8. Camp sessions will be from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $35 which includes a T-shirt. Pre-registration is appreciated.
A concession stand will be available. The campŌĆÖs goal is to improve playersŌĆÖ skills through instruction in individual skills and fun team competitions.
Former Texas Tech University and Senior PGA Tour golfer John Paul Cain of Sweetwater was inducted this past Monday into the Big Country Athletic Hall of Fame in Abilene. He is shown speaking at the banquet held at the Abilene Civic Center.
Sweetwater advanced to the playoffs in softball for the first time in 15 years this season, and nine of the teamŌĆÖs players have earned all-District 5-3A honors to recognize that success.
ABILENE ŌĆö John Paul Cain of Sweetwater, who first made a name for himself as a college golfer at Texas Tech University and later as an amateur golfer and two-time winner on the Senior PGA Tour, will be among nine new inductees into the Big Country Athletic Hall of Fame on Monday.
The 11th annual Big Country Hall of Fame induction banquet will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Abilene Civic Center.
Zach Harrell and John Ward are the new football offensive and defensive coordinators, respectively, at Sweetwater High School under Shane Mobley, who was hired in April to serve as SweetwaterŌĆÖs head football coach and athletic director.
Four Sweetwater residents had top-two finishes at the 37th annual Colorado River Bike Fest held April 28 in Ballinger.
Francisco Herrera won the 5K bike rideŌĆÖs men adult division (ages 18-59) and Cassie Reyes was second in the women adult division (18-59). Michelle Mabrey won the women adult division (18-59) in the 5K event and Kirk Maberry was second among men in the 60K event.
Several Sweetwater High School powerlifters who recently competed at state meets were honored Monday at a meeting of the Sweetwater Independent School District. Resolutions which recognized the athletes for their accomplishments were presented at the meeting.
Pictured are boys state qualifiers (from left) Ryan Linebaugh and Sam Nemir along with coach Jake Freeman. Also competing but not pictured is Mateo Gonzales. Clint Easley (also not pictured) was head boys powerlifting coach.
Joe Banyard ŌĆö a former Sweetwater High School athlete who spent his last two collegiate seasons as a star running back at the University of Texas-El Paso ŌĆö is scheduled to be in Jacksonville, Fla. today to begin a three-day NFL rookie minicamp after signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars as an undrafted free agent.
Banyard is one of the teamŌĆÖs 17 undrafted rookie free agents, which include LSU defensive end Kendrick Adams, Ohio State center Mike Brewster and Virginia Tech receiver Jarrett Boykin.
A Resolution honoring the 2012 Sweetwater High School Power Lifting Girls State Qualifiers was presented at the April Sweetwater Independent School District School Board meeting. Pictured receiving the resolution are (left to right) Loni Mendez, Cari Aguilar, Joslyn Rosas and Lexie Perez. Also in attendance was the Girls Power Lifting Coach Liz Miller.


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NEW YORK (AP) - Wal-Mart Stores, faced with criticism about worker pay, is making public a round of promotions of about 25,000 U.S. store employees to help send a message that it offers economic security and opportunity.
NEW YORK (AP) - If consumer electronics companies are to be believed, someone on your holiday shopping list is just dying for a wristwatch that displays message alerts and weather updates.
NEW YORK (AP) - LinkedIn Corp. posted a loss for the third quarter on Tuesday, but the results were stronger than Wall Street expected as the professional networking service boosted its user base and increased revenue.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - Google is introducing more tools to automatically edit images posted on its Plus networking service in its latest attempt to lure traffic away from Facebook and other online hangouts.
DALLAS (AP) - Southwest Airlines Co. says passengers on some routes can now borrow an iPad 2 at the airport to watch on-demand TV during the flight.
CUPERTINO (AP) - Apple's quarterly earnings are still sagging even as sales of its iPhones are rising, a vexing phenomenon feeding investor worries about whether stiffer competition in the mobile device market will continue to undercut the company's prosperity.
The old adage, "People don't plan to fail, they fail to plan," can be especially true when it comes to finances. And, given the current economy, the best time to start taking control of your finances is today. Being financially responsible doesn't just happen. It's a conscious decision you make to live within your means.
NEW YORK (AP) - Burger King says it's attracting more customers with its new lower-calorie fries but is being careful not to call them a home run yet.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $5.1 billion to resolve claims that it misled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac about risky home loans and mortgage securities it sold them before the housing market collapsed.
ATLANTA (AP) - UPS expects this holiday season to be busier than last, thanks to the growing popularity of online shopping. And more intense, thanks to the calendar.
NEW YORK (AP) - MTV is releasing a full season of a new series about a luckless high school football team on its mobile application Friday, a week before the first episode is shown on television.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Fox is lowering the curtain on "American Idol," ending a series that dominated television throughout the 2000s and made stars of the likes of Simon Cowell, Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.
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I'm actually surprised there haven't been more Hamrlik's to be honest.
He's far from the only one, for all we know, he could be in the majority. However we don't know this since we have union gags.
Of course if we new that half the players were against Fehr than that would greatly hurt his bargaining power. But maybe that's what is required - his dismissal.
So basically the GAG order is quite possibly only achieving status quo despite where in reality players would have been done with him and back playing by now.
Hamrlik wouldn't have opened his mouth if Fehr was achieving something. He wouldn't have opened if he felt that his and other voices counted.
How long does it take for the average player to make any gains that would off set the loss of a full season? This is where Fehr and the NHLPA are clearly at wrong, and more players will follow Hamrlik's lead in the following weeks.
Because no one wants to be that guy to do it, now that someone did it, maybe there will be more players who will come out and say something
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Academy Elects New Board of Governors Members
As a result of its annual election, Albert Berger, Daniel Fellman and Kate Amend will join the board.
Producer Albert Berger, an Oscar nominee for Nebraska, Warner Bros. distribution executive Daniel Fellman and documentary filmmaker Kate Amend, who served as film editor on the Oscar-winning Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport, are joining the board of governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Also joining the board as first-time governors are Bob Rogers, a two-time Academy Award nominee for best live action short film, who will represent the short films and feature animation branch, and Mark Mangini, a three-time nominee for sound editing, who will rep the sound branch.
Cheryl Boone Isaacs, who currently serves as Academy president, was re-elected to another three-year term on the board as a representative of the publicists branch. That makes her eligible to run for another one-year term as Academy president when elections for new officers are held next month. Jeffrey Kurland, who serves as vp, was re-elected for another term representing the costume designers branch, and Phil Robinson, who holds the office of Academy secretary, was re-elected as a governor of the writers branch.
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My stock forks (full extension) are 35 1/4" from the fork cap to the axle centerline. Factory lowered should be 33 3/4".
Metric: stock; 89.5cm: lowered; 85.7cm
Stock fork spring spacer: 37mm diameter (1.465") - 40mm tall (1.58")
The stock DR shock is 455mm long with 128mm travel. (info from another inmate)
Stock rear spring rate is 6.5kg/mm
Stock shock preload:
10.0" (253.5mm) Softest
9.7" (247.5mm) Standard
9.4" (238.5mm) Stiffest
Stock links are 4.5" center to center (115mm)
Shock Spring Seat: stock and lowered
These pics are from the manual:
If you can see the notch at the arrow, your spring seat has been flipped to the lowered position and your shock travel is limited (by intent, when lowering). Also note that the bolt in the clevis changes holes.
is changed inside the shock.
Stock <-----------------------------------------------------------------> Lowered (yes, it looks raised)
The white spring is stock, 6.5 kg/mm, 10-1/8" long and has 9 coils. Top ID = 2.2", bottom ID = 2.354" (maybe upside down in the photo)
The blue spring is 7.5 kg/mm with 8 coils. Both use .465" diameter wire.
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For fork oil I measure 19.1 oz and pour it in each leg (565ml), per the manual. It's easier than the (compress fork with spring out and measure down 6.5"). When I had the forks apart I drilled and tapped each fork cap, 1/8 NPT. Always use a cutting oil when tapping alum, WD-40 works fine.
Ignore the fork being slipped up in the triple, it's just an experiment.
Then I use one of these with a zip tie loose enough to slide up-n-down. Now I can adjust my oil level without disassembly, which came in handy when I put a 320mm rotor on the front. The brake works so much better that the fork dive with .45 Eibachs, was too much for my liking.
Stock oil level is 16-1/8" (forks fully extended, with springs and caps installed),
I added 20ml and ended up at 14-7/8". That's 1 1/4" or 5/8" per 10ml. You don't even have to move your handi-bars, way better than removing the springs and collapsing the forks everytime you want to experiment with oil levels.
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Things I tried to avoid spending money, that I didn't have, on improving the DR's forks.
Initially, I rode the DR pretty conservatively so the soft springs didn't bother me much, except for excessive brake dive. I started riding in the dirt and the first thing Dirt Bike Magazine taught me was the importance of the front brake, the harder you can brake the faster you can go between corners.
So I've always worked on threshold braking, which is 99% front brake. Doing that on the DR was intimidating to me on the pavement, even with the wimpy stock brake. When I upgraded to a 320mm rotor, things got
Easiest (still using stock springs): Increase spring preload. I'm 185 in street clothes, 210 in full ATGATT (which I recommend
). I started with 1/2" additional spacer because I was using 1/4" plexiglass (scrap available), but it was too stiff, so I backed off to 1/4", which was too soft. But both improved brake dive by a bunch. I never tried 3/8" but it would have been my number with stock springs. I found enough change under the couch cushions to finance springs and emulators, so that's where I went. Still thinking I would be riding pretty conservatively, I went with the softest spring rate I could find, which was .45 Eibach's. I don't remember if I got them from PC or Cogent.
Most guys use fender washers, they're more 'adjustable'. 37mm OD
Stock heavy steel spacer on the left, Eibach spacer in the center, Cogent DDC spacer on the right. So the OD isn't critical, but the Eibach is pretty small IMO. ALWAYS put a steel washer between the spring and a plastic spacer.
In the early 70's, one of the fads was air forks, remove springs completely, add schrader valves to the fork caps, air up and ride. I rode an entire summer with no fork springs. There's a very small volume of air in each fork and getting the air pressure balanced between the two was difficult, the solution was a cross over tube. Now instead of two chambers, there was one larger one, so both forks had the same pressure. Back then we used copper as the cross over with flared ends. It was a PITA to get the bend perfect so there wouldn't be any 'loading' on the copper. If you pulled it into position with the flare nuts, the copper would get brittle and crack (and leak
). This happened to me once on the trail and I rode many miles back to the trailer with the forks completely collapsed.
I tried this on the DR too, except I kept the springs and just added a few pounds of air to control brake dive. The cross over is something I found in the plumbing section at Home Depot IIRC. Since the air volume is small, I added a gauge so I wouldn't have to check air pressure (and I wanted to know if the 'system' was leaking). My first choice was a fluid dampened 0-15 pound gauge, I thought it would be good for my 5-6 pound air pressure. It wasn't ... every time the forks compressed a lot, like on a rocky downhill, the needle bounced off of the MAX peg like a machine gun.
The 0-30 pounder got the job done.
Note: if your bike spends much time on its side, oil will transfer from one fork to the other, some sort of pinhole baffle between the two sides would slow this down and still allow air pressure to equalize.
I got the gauge at Northern Tools, <$20 IIRC
CAUTION: Use a regulated air source, do NOT hit the forks with 100 pounds of tank pressure.
The goop that looks like thread sealant is oil soaked Teflon tape.
Close up of the parts used, with the 0-30 gauge. The parts are loose in the photo, that female fitting points down into the fork cap.
I've always used 1/8" NPT thread fittings. NPT is a tapered fitting and will self seal in the fork cap. If you don't like the air forks, plug the caps, I always use Teflon tape so I don't gall the threads.
Pics taken after removal, just positioned.
The cross over doesn't go straight across, it's arced rearward toward the gas tank.
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On Saturday, May 9, City Year Chicago and the White Sox Volunteer Corps will come together for a powerful day of service at Elliott Donnelley Youth Center (EDYC) in the Bronzeville community. EDYC, a Chicago Youth Centers neighborhood center, is located at 3947 S. Michigan Ave in Chicago. Our service work at the site will include painting, light construction and landscaping, and human service projects.
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The authors consider the problem of ordering strings of a fixed length over a discrete alphabet according to decreasing probabilities of having been emitted by an unknown finite-state source. Data compression is applied to derive a universal algorithm that solves this problem with an optimal asymptotic performance. This result is employed in the solution of the following problem: discriminate an individual sequence as emitted by an independently identically distributed random source of equally likely symbols or as a signal corrupted by noise. Tight lower and upper bounds on the asymptotic performance of finite-state discriminators are given.<


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Disorderly conduct charge dropped against Alton man speaking his mind before board but selectmen move to tighten restrictions on public speech ever further
ALTON — The state has dropped one of two charges against a man who was arrested by police after speaking his mind during the public comment section of the February 3 meeting of the Selectboard.
A charge of disorderly conduct lodged against Jeffrey T. Clay that alleges he purposely caused a breach of the peace by disrupting the meeting by continuing to speak after being informed "repetitively" by the board that public input was closed was dropped on March 23.
A second charge against him for knowingly refusing to comply with a lawful order given by Police Chief Ryan Heath to move from the Alton Town Hall is still pending and is scheduled for trial on April 6.
In interviews Clay has given since his arrest, he said his biggest complaint about the Alton board is that there is a lack of transparency in conducting the town's business.
Clay said he understands the need for non-public sessions under limited and delineated rules established by the state Legislature but thinks the Alton board is entering non-public sessions unlawfully. He also said it is having public workshops at odd hours of the day so people can't attend them.
He said he learned they held a non-public session to discuss him, but he was not told nor was he given the option to have that meeting held in public, as is his right under RSA 91-A, the state Right-to-Know law.
Since Clay became a regular at the Alton selectmen meeting, the board has made changes to the way it handles public input.
On January 14, the board unanimously enacted a revised public participation policy that indicated members of the public are "privileged" to be able to address the board. The rules say the board will not hear complaints about individuals or employees of the town and that all speakers are to conduct themselves in a civil manner.
"Obscene, libelous, defamatory or violent statements will be considered out of order and will not be tolerated," reads a part of the new rules.
Those rules also say a person who has been warned about violating the above and continues to do so may be removed from the meeting.
During the public input that immediately followed the rule change, Clay expressed his displeasure with the lack of adherence to the Right-to-know law and told the board that having a police officer at every meeting was "intimidating" to people who have opinions to voice.
Clay was arrested at the very next meeting, in part for saying that some board members should resign and for demanding an independent study on the way the board conducts its business.
Then selectman David Hussey said Clay's statements were "deflamatory" and he left the room, returned with Heath, and Clay was arrested and removed.
Since Clay's arrest, a new board has been elected and it has again changed the way public comment will be conducted.
According to former Chair R. Loring Carr, the board voted four-to-one on March 16 to limit public comment to those addressing items that are on the agenda for that meeting.
When asked how a resident could address a item that is important to them but not on the agenda, Carr said the concerned person has only to speak to the town administrator or his secretary beforehand and he or she will be placed on the agenda.
He said the intent of the newest rule is to try and reach some kind of balance and keep some level of board/citizen decorum.
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Retiring PSU President Sara Jayne Steen delivers final State of University address
PLYMOUTH — Asserting that "Plymouth State University is vibrant and energetically moving forward," President Sara Jayne Steen delivered a favorable report in her annual State of the University address on Wednesday. Citing continued success in experiential learning opportunities, an impressive recruitment and marketing effort, the culmination of a major fundraising campaign and campus capital improvements, Steen's message highlighted the university's achievements before faculty, staff, alumni and friends.
Steen announced earlier this year that she will be stepping away from the presidency in June, after leading the university since 2006. She thanked the faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends for all that has been accomplished in her tenure.
"I am honored to have served you for nine years as president," Steen said. "I have no doubt about the positive value of public higher education. I have seen what this campus and its people are made of, and I will always love PSU."
"I am grateful to the campus for your support and participation," Steen said at the top of her address. "You contribute your ideas, expertise and talent to keep the university both excellent in quality and financially solid. Because of your work, the state of the university is strong."
Steen emphasized PSU's goal of preparing students for productive, meaningful careers through experiential learning, a principle Plymouth State has embraced with continued success.
"PSU's culture of service with engagement is key to the experiential learning environment," Steen said. "We at PSU are fortunate to have rich, productive partnerships with our host communities of Plymouth and Holderness, and throughout the Lakes Region and North Country and across New Hampshire. They invite partners to engage with us in educating students at the same time that those students serve area schools, non-profits, businesses, and agencies."
In the past year, the institution has expanded its recruitment and marketing efforts. Steen noted those efforts have been successful.
"PSU has received an all-time high number of inquiries and applications for next fall," Steen said. "PSU is positioning itself for the future."
That future, stated Steen, includes the ALLWell North academic and athletic complex, slated to open this fall. The facility will be the largest academic building on campus, providing new space for classes and research, and for programs in health and human performance, community wellness, athletics and recreation.
The university recently reopened the venerable Samuel Read Hall Building after a $4-million renovation. Hall Building is now home to the departments of counselor education and school psychology and of nursing. The Center for the Environment and Center for Rural Partnerships are also located in the facility. The modernization allows PSU to expand capacity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math programs, including health disciplines, in Governor Hassan's proclaimed year of STEM.
Steen added that the university's greatest challenges moving forward are reinforcing its financial footing and ongoing student recruitment.
"We must continue to work on enrollment, on diversifying revenues, on continuing to manage resources prudently and effectively and on reallocating as necessary to pay for strategic investments."
This year also marks the conclusion of Steen's "Imagine a Way" fundraising campaign, which she launched in 2007 with a goal of raising $20 million in support. Her motivation, she said, was her own educational opportunity and success.
"Like many of you, I am a product of public higher education, as is my husband, and we live a better life than we once could have imagined," she said. "We hope that for our students. The future does begin with imagination, as we, in my mother's words, imagine a way."
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Huot Center will add 2nd level law enforcement course; full-time teacher needed
LACONIA — The Huot Technical Center at Laconia High School hopes to expand its Law Enforcement curriculum and is seeking to hire a full-time teacher for the next school year.
According to Huot Director Dave Warrander, there are currently two blocks of Law Enforcement 1 — both of which are taught primarily to juniors with the occasional senior.
He said in the four years since former Police Chief Mike Moyer started the class, it has grown from one block to two and there is now enough student interest to add a third block — a Level 2 class.
However, because of restriction in the N.H. Public Employee Retirement System, Moyer cannot be the full-time teacher, a source of disappointment to Warrander.
"He wants to stay involved," said Warrander.
Moyer, who spoke briefly about the expansion of the program said he is excited it has become so popular. He said he will stay involved but confirmed he is not a candidate for the full-time teaching job.
"I'll still be around as a volunteer," he said, noting he would assist the new full-time teacher with his or her transition during the first year.
The project was Moyer's first since his retirement from full-time police work in 2011. He said former Huot Director Scott Davis approached him with the idea and he, Davis and police Captain Matt Canfield made the program come together.
While the program provides an age-appropriate education in the nuts and bolts of law enforcement, it also touches on the societal, economic, and legal aspects of crime, criminal behavior and crime prevention.
Warrander said the second level will be a more intense version of the evel-one classes and is designed for those who want to pursue a career in law enforcement, social services, the law, corrections or the military.
The Huot program enjoys dual enrollment with Central Maine Community College and articulation with New England College— meaning the class won't go on a person's college transcripts unless he or she attends NEC.
"Moving forward, we've been looking to add more schools to the list," Warrander said.
Since the program is only four years old, Warrander doesn't have hard evidence about career choices made by students who took it because not enough time has lapsed.
He said most police officers earn a minimum of an Associates degree before entering law enforcement and by today's standards a Bachelor's degree is preferable for most police departments' new hires.
As an anecdote, he said he knows a few students who are with fire and emergency services and some who have joined the military.
Warrander said the new teacher will be required to have a background in law enforcement and will also have to attend or must have attended teacher's certification programs that focus on curriculum development, adolescent psychology, education and other teacher skills.
He said the right candidate will be chosen by a board of advisers that consists of members of the Laconia Police Department, Fire Chief Ken Erickson, Sheriff Craig Wiggin, Belknap County Corrections Superintendent Daniel Ward and members of other sending school police departments.
"We have a nice cross-section of people who serve on our board," he said.
Warrander said he is optimistic about the growth of the law enforcement program and said the school is looking to expand it and make it more comprehensive.
The total line item request in the 2015-2016 budget for the single full-time teacher is $71,000 and includes benefits.
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Lawmakers assert jurisdiction over county grant appropriation process
LACONIA — The Belknap County Convention has formed a grant subcommittee to establish procedures to ensure that all state and federal grants to the county are part of the county budget process and must be approved by the convention before any funds are expended.
Convention Chairman Frank Tilton (R-Laconia) named Herb Vadney (R-Meredith), convention vice chairman and chairman of the convention's Executive Committee, to the committee along with Rep. Michael Sylvia (R-Belmont), Rep. Peter Varney (R-Alton) and Rep. Valerie Fraser (R-New Hampton).
Tilton raised concern over the grant policy over a year ago when as chairman of the Executive Committee he pointed out that a $297,3000 grant which was received in the summer of 2013 by the Belknap County Sheriff's Department wasn't included in the 2013 budget summary nor referenced in the proposed 2014 budget.
He said at that time that the funds need to be appropriated by the county in order for it to be able to track all of its expenditures.
At a subsequent convention meeting, Curt Magee of Sanbornton reminded the convention of a statute (RSA 24:21-a) that provides that "all moneys to be appropriated by the county must be stipulated in the budget on a 'gross' basis, showing revenues from all sources, including grants, gifts, bequests and bond issues, as offsetting revenues to appropriations affected."
The convention then proceeded to adopt a policy which required that all state and federal grant requests go through the budget process and gain convention approval.
At this Monday's convention meeting a copy of the county commissioners' procedures for federal and state grant application and acceptance was circulated. The policy was adopted in March of 2009 by then county commissioners Christopher Boothby, Ed Philpot and Richard Long and makes no reference to any need for county convention approval of grants.
Rep. Sylvia said that he was under the impression that the policy which the convention adopted last year was in effect but Tilton said there was nothing in writing which had been communicated to commissioners, whom he maintained had ignored the convention's vote.
Vadney said that he thinks it is important that the convention evaluate all grants for overall impact and whether or not they will require funding from the county in the future as well as any restrictions they may carry.
''We want to make sure it's from a reputable source, not ill-gotten money.'' said Vadney, who last year said that the convention needs to assume control of the grant process in order to protect taxpayers. "It puts the delegation as an oversight group of the county so that we don't accept money from nefarious sources.''' He maintained that the county's acceptance of federal stimulus funds had created a level of spending which the county couldn't sustain
Tilton asked that a written policy proposal be presented to the convention for its consideration.
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I experimented with something today.
I took the same print but one that was printed a little lighter (overall exposure was a little less), cut it up into pieces and selenium toned it to different degrees.
The end result was that highlight part stayed the same or slightly increased and Dmax increased - visibly on the one I toned for 8 minutes. Which made the light print darker and contrast higher perhaps by about 1/4 grade worth. That part now looks brighter although the max density is the same as the original print. I can also see more detail in the shadow area because of this increased contrast.
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Penguins fire Shero, retain Bylsma - 05-16-14
Over a year ago, following a splurge of high profile trades which loaded up the team for a Stanley Cup run, the Penguins' motto was "all in."
Today, it could be changed to "all out" ... some in?
The Penguins today fired general manager in the wake of a second-round playoff exit to the Rangers and a fifth consecutive playoff season which failed to result in a Stanley Cup title. Head coach Dan Bylsma and the coaching staff have been retained. Earlier reports from various media outlets including the Post-Gazette had reported Bylsma was fired as well.
Speaking with media today, team president David Morehouse said the new general manager would evaluate the head coaching position as well as all aspects of the franchise's hockey operations.
A replacement for Shero have not been named. Assistant general manager Jason Botterill will assume the general manager duties on an interim basis. Botterill is a candidate to assume the full-time position.
Hired in the spring of 2006 to succeed Craig Patrick, Shero took over a team filled with potential but short on results a year after the 2004-05 lockout ushered in a salary cap for a franchise struggling to compete with team possessing deeper pockets. Within a year, he turned a lottery team into a playoff contender. Within two years, he turned them into a Stanley Cup contender. Within three years, he turned them into a Stanley Cup champion.
In his eight seasons, Shero oversaw 622 regular season games had a 373-193-56 record and directed the Penguins to the Stanley Cup in 2009. He was named the league's general manager of the year in 2013.
Part of that success in 2009 was due to the promotion of Dan Bylsma in February of that season. Replacing former head coach Michel Therrien on an interim basis, Bylsma took over a club struggling to stay in the playoff race. When Bylsma took over the team, it was in 10th place of the Eastern Conference. When the regular season ended, they were in fourth place. When the postseason ended, they were standing on the ice of Detroit's Joe Louis Arena celebrating with Stanley Cup.
In the following five seasons, the Penguins rolled through the regular season with a a level of success the franchise had never seen. But in each of the following five seasons, the Penguins were eliminated by lower-seeded opponents.
The final straw - for Shero at least - was the team's loss to the Rangers in Game 7 of their second-round series despite holding a 3-1 series lead at one point.
Bylsma holds virtually every coaching record of note for the franchise. Having coached exactly 400 regular season game, he has a 252-117-32 mark. In 78 postseason game, he has a 43-35 record. In 2011, he won the Jack Adams Award as the league's top coach.
EN Says: This is ... unexpected.
It seemed like today was going to be a pretty clean sweep. Both Shero and Bylsma seemed destined to be relieved of their duties. Actually, if anything, Bylsma seemed more likely to lose his job than Shero.
Morehouse explained:
"The new GM will be charged with overseeing and revamping our hockey operations with the goal of returning the team to championship form. Part of his initial duties will be to evaluate our entire hockey operations department including the coaching staff and make decisions in the best interest of the coaching staff moving forward."
When pressed about why Bylsma was not fired, Morehouse explained:
"What we're trying to do is we're trying to do it systematically. What we wanted to do is first address the situation at the top and the leader of the organization is the general manager. .... It's not a complete rebuild. This is a team a team which has had a level of success. What we're trying to do is get from good to great. We're in the top quarter of the league in everything we do. A lot of teams would like to be where were are. However, we do have high expectations and we want to get to it. We don't need to just clean house right away. We think we can do this systematically and we can make adjustments and we can get where we need to get. "
The firing of Bylsma may be academic. A new general manager, even if it's Botterill, may immediately dismiss him and his staff in order to bring in his own coaching staff. Regardless, retaining Bylsma, even if it's temporary, does not benefit in terms of trying to find a new job around the NHL if he is eventually fired. Life's not fair and this lack of a move isn't fair for Bylsma as well as any other staff members who may be fired.
That said, Bylsma's situation might not be as dire as it seems. The Post-Gazette's Gene Collier tweeted this:
Just asked Mario Lemieux if there was chance Dan Bylsma could keep his job: "Certainly," said #Penguins owner, "that why we didn't fire him
— Gene Collier (@genecollier) May 16, 2014
Regarding Shero, the team had clearly slipped from the level it was at in 2009. It failed to advance beyond a conference final in the five subsequent seasons after winning the Stanley Cup.
The team has failed to draft or develop much up front at the forward position during his time as general manager. Additionally, the team's salary cap forced Shero to find cheaper alternatives for supporting roles while star players accounted for more and more of the team's payroll. Often times, those cheaper alternatives did not offer the same impact as their predecessors.
This offseason was bound to be interesting. Today, it got a tad bewildering.
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In our bathroom, we have what is known as a "garden tub." Strangely enough, it has nothing to do with gardening. I know this because Amy got very upset when I tried to plant flowers in it.
One day, Amy got an idea that she thought would be fun for the kids. She told me she wanted to put a blanket and some books in the garden tub. "Chloe and Cole can sit on the blanket in the tub and read their books. It'll be fun." I told her I didn't think it was such a good idea.
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The little black dress is an iconic staple in every woman's closet. The beauty of the piece is it doesn't have to mean stilettos and pearls a la "Breakfast at Tiffany's."
Sometimes I honestly have to wonder what goes through my son's head.
This past April, I was lucky enough to attend the first opening night in Wrigley Field history. As a long-suffering Cubs fan - I played second base when Ryne Sandberg was the best second baseman - this was a dream come true.
Some questions come up frequently in conversations about hurricanes:
Saturday is Independence Day. Happy Birthday, America! And what better way to celebrate this auspicious occasion than to embrace the red, white and blue and all the goodness and greatness it represents.
Dogs and cats have brains, and those brains work much the same way human brains do.
In terms of its natural setting, North Georgia can count many blessings.
A vegetable garden is just not complete without summer squash growing among the tomatoes, peppers, okra and cucumbers.
Widely considered to be one of Alfred Hitchcock's best films, I finally decided to sit down and watch "North by Northwest" and was treated to a fantastic spy thriller.
So what are your plans for the Fourth of July? Having a cookout? Attending a fireworks display? Getting up at the crack of dawn to go run?
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Bangkok Tuk Tuk Small Group Adventure Tour
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Bangkok Tuk Tuk Small Group Adventure Tour. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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This was a very well organized tour, they went out of their way to make sure we were happy and enjoying the tour. They met all of our expectations and more and their compassion for providing this service came through in the way they conducted the tour. The explanations on what we were seeing was great, the history lessons were enjoyable, the markets offered a lot on Thai life. I would highly recommend this tour and company.
My daughter adult and myself got ourselves to the hotel where the tour starts, and were met by PUM. She was delightful, very informative, knowledgable, warm and friendly. It turned out we were the only ones there for the tour, so we got virtually, a private tour, which was sensational.
Loved all the stops along the way, flower market was a highlight, and the 'locals' market was great too as we certainly wouldnt have seen this part of Bangkok without PUM'S help.
We tipped her as well, as she did such a fantastic job.
We loved this trip. Our guide (Gof) was excellent--very informative and knowledgeable.
This was an excellent start to my holiday and experience I will remember for a long time. My guide Pam was really friendly and spoke not only about the sites we were visiting but also talked about life in Thailand. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone in Bangkok on their first visit. It was a fabulous introduction to the city and To Thailands history, culture and people.
We had a great time on this Adventure Tour. Our guide (Bo) was very informative and helpful! We liked the small group experience and appreciate walking through the streets of old Bangkok. We walked through the wet market, and loved the flower market! Riding the Tuk tuk is a must, if you are in Bangkok. I highly recommend this tour!
Our tour guide Pum was excellent. She gave us a good briefing on all of the sites that we visited. She never rushed us. She answered all of our questions. Here English was very good. She has a good personality for this type of job. The Tuk Tuk tour is an excellent way to begin a visit to Bangkok. Highly recommended.
This tour was amazing!
We had lots of fun with pier guide Pam she was a lovely lady that show us around and bought local food to try on the stops was nice to have a local person showing the city love it
My guide was amazing
tuk tuk tour was awesome, saw a lot in a little bit of time, bring water if you can it gets really hot but the temples were breath takingly beautiful. It was wonderful
Great way to see Bangkok and our tour guide was very good. She had lots of info to share with us. Thanks Patricia and Ken
The tuk-tuk tour was a super fun way to see some of the top sites around Old Bangkok. The guide and arranged transport between places allowed us to see more than we would have on our own and the small size of the group, we were a total of eight including the guide, meant we got the kind of personalized attention we wouldn't have on a big tour bus. The ONLY downside of the tuk-tuk tour is that there was just one itinerary - we would have taken it everyday if there were more.
Managed to see all the major temples and markets in this time frame. Get your walking shoes on! Fun adventure.
I enjoyed my tuk tuk tour very much. I was the only person that day (thank you for going forward with the tour anyhow, Green Tomato and Viator!). My guide was great at explaining what I was seeing: the amulet market, the flower market, one of the larger wet markets, and we also happened upon a celebration of cremation day of one of the top Buddhist monks, so there was free street food. My guide told me all about what was going on and also about the food I was eating. A really fun experience ~ I highly recommend it!
Pam the tour guide is excellent- well worth doing. Ask to be taken to the Grand Palace at the en of the tour and Pam will buy the tickets for you. She is excellent and has great English.
Pam was wonderful!
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Our Tuk Tuk tour was wonderful, our guide, Pam, was very informative and spoke good English. She rode in the back with us and pointed out and gave us history on the things we passed. She went into the Temples and other sites with us and explained things too, the entrance fees were all included in the tour price. Pam really enriched our experience and brought the culture and history to life. Our tuk-tuk driver was safe and fun. All in all a wonderful day that I would recommend for all ages especially if you are short on time in Bangkok.
Our family really enjoyed this. We have 2 daughters 10 and 15, they thought it was fun. It's tourist shopping places mixed w/other Bangkok sites. We LOVED our tour guide, booked another tour with him for the following day.
With only myself and my mother on this tour we had the guide all to our selves. He was extremely knowledgable and so friendly. Being an expat I was not sure whether I would enjoy it but my visiting mother was very keen so off we went and it was fab!!! Special mention to our guide Jo (I think was his name) as he made our tour unforgettable.
Apart from feeling really rough and not getting any sleep the night before it was a wonderful trip around 'old Bangkok' Having that personal guide was really great and Pom our guide was willing to talk about anything we saw on our trip.
Being in a small group, this tour worked well and was very enjoyable.
Was brilliant! Loved it and am recommending it to all my friends.
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This was great fun and a much better way to see the city than being stuck in traffic jams in a coach. There were just 8 of us in four tuk tuks but our guide sat in just one all the time we travelled and when we walked it was in single file with Gok at the front so we did not get to hear a lot of information. But even so, we got a close up of Bangkok"s street life as well as some of the minor sights that are not included in regular city tours. We have been to Bangkok on several occasions and this tour did many sights we"ve not done before.
A great tour, with a very good guide. We saw everything we wanted and were not rushed at all during the tour. I can recomend this trip to anyone.


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How many tens of thousands of words were written on Romo's failing at the end of an otherwise spectacular game against the Broncos last month? How few bothered to point out that last week, Romo went tit for tat with Matthew Stafford on a career day for the Lions QB? Is anyone outside the Metroplex bothering to note that Romo ran a pitch-perfect 90-yard game-winning drive in 2:10 yesterday? Not us, because Romo nudged the ball with his foot while the officials were measuring for a first down.
Did you know Romo's in the top five in passing yards, touchdowns, completion percentage, and passer rating in the NFL this year? Not if you read this post, because we'd rather show you Romo cheaty-cheat-cheating like a big cheater. (Or just having a little fun. It's hard to tell, because he's so un-clutch.)


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One of the biggest annual Dallas events is Saturday in Lower Greenville as the Dallas Observer hosts the St. Patricks Day concert featuring Josh Abbott Band and FC Dallas will be there!
We're hosting the FC Dallas Gaming Garden from 12:00 - 3:00PM with FIFA15 on the XBOX One, corn hole, giant Jenga, ladder ball and perhaps a couple other games more geared towards the St. Patricks Day crowd.
We'll have an FC Dallas team-signed scarf to give away as well as sunglasses and drawstring bags, all for free. Also, if you're coming from up north, be sure to hop on the DART because let's face it, you don't want to deal with parking in Lower Greenville.
Be sure to stop by the FC Dallas Gaming Garden at the Dallas Observer St. Patrick's Day concert before you head to Toyota Stadium for Saturday night's big match vs Sporting KC!
Welcome to the second annual 2015 Budweiser Draught Draft! Here's how it works: we have eight road matches selected for our 2015 Party at the Pubs watch party series presented by Budweiser and eight worthy pub partners ready to host our #DTID fans.
Rather than randomly assign matches to our Pub Partners, we're going to let them choose their respective matches. But how do we decide who gets the first pick? Easy, we don't; that's where you come in!
Just cast your vote for your favorite Pub Partner in the poll to the right. When voting ends on Thursday (12pm CT), the pub with the most votes gets to make the first pick in the 2015 Budweiser Draught Draft. The pub with the second most votes gets the second pick, and so on and so forth.
So pick your pub and let us know who you think should get the top spot in our 2015 Party at the Pubs watch party series presented by Budweiser!
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Show up early tomorrow to get your hands on a very limited edition match poster exclusive to Saturday's match only available in the Toyota Stadium Team Store!
Pretty isn't it...
One of the coolest parts of last fall's double dose of MLS playoff games at Toyota Stadium was seeing the fans standing and waiving the "Red For Glory" mini-scarves handed out to nearly everyone in attendance.
They were so popular, that we're bringing them back in 2015 with a special twist.
At four games this season, the first 7,500 fans into Toyota Stadium will be receiving collectible mini-scarves with Saturday's home opener the first chance to get your hands on the first of the four-scarf set.
As you can see, the scarf we're handing out on Saturday, which is presented by AdvoCare, has our "Red for 90" tagline on there but if you look closer you can see a "D"...this is where having all four is awesome. When you have all four of the scarves, it will spell out DTID and we don't think we need to tell you what that means.
Remember, the scarves are only being handed out to the first 7,500 fans on Saturday so GET THERE EARLY! MLS Commissioner Don Garber will be scarfing the Lamar Hunt Statue at 7:00PM so there's really no excuse to not get in your seats early on Saturday night and get the first of four mini-scarves!
If you don't have your tickets yet, click here to order yours!
2015 Collectible Mini-Scarf Schedule:
- 3/7 vs San Jose pres. by AdvoCare
- 3/28 vs Seattle pres. by Toyota
- 7/25 vs Portland Timbers FC pres. by Chase
- 8/15 vs LA Galaxy pres. by Toyota
The 2015 season is just days away and it's time to launch the first of our uber-popular Scarf of the Month series for 2015!
Both Major League Soccer and FC Dallas are no longer teenagers as we enter the 20th season and our Scarf of the Month in March pays homage to that exciting fact.
This adidas-produced scarf shows both where we've been and where we're going.
TICKETS - FC Dallas vs. San Jose pres. by AdvoCare - Saturday, March 7
On one side is the FC Dallas name and logo which we have proudly called our own for the last ten years as well as the brand new MLS crest and our exclusive 20-year patch celebrating two decades of MLS in Dallas.
On the other side is a nod to the past with the Dallas Burn name and logo as well as the former MLS logo. In nine years as the Dallas Burn, we launched MLS in North Texas, winning the 1997 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup as well as making the playoffs in seven out of nine seasons with a squad led by our current head coach Oscar Pareja as well as club legend Bobby Rhine.
Show your pride for the last two decades of MLS soccer in DFW with our March Scarf of the Month.
This very limited edition scarf is $25 and ONLY available at the FC Dallas Team Shop at Toyota Stadium, but you can grab yours for one night only at Cocktails & Cleats on Thursday, March 5.
For the first time in 2015, we're opening the Toyota Stadium gates for some FC Dallas soccer on Friday night as we host D.C. United in a special preseason friendly and with all the new gear coming in, we thought "Why don't we have a yard sale?"
Come out to Toyota Stadium early on Friday for our FC Dallas Foundation gear sale inside the WinStar River Club. From 11AM-2PM on Friday and then at 6:30PM when gates open for our preseason match, we will be selling anything and everything you can think of.
We're talking everything from puffy jackets to t-shirts to soccer balls to autographed gear to old lightpole banners....as we said, pretty much anything and everything you can think of.
Stop by and see what we've got, all the proceeds go to the FC Dallas Foundation!
CLICK HERE for a special offer on tickets to Friday's preseason match + one of our first two MLS regular season matches.
Next Friday night, February 20th at Toyota Stadium we have a friendly against DC United in the penultimate preseason tuneup for FC Dallas before the season starts on March 7th.
Now for our regular season MLS games, there are regulations in place for just about everything you can think of from sponsors to game presentation to the way the field is mowed....but those don't count for preseason friendlies so we thought we'd have a fun vote to determine which field pattern we will have for the beautiful Toyota Stadium pitch next Friday night.
Below are the four options we can have for Friday night's game. Allen Reed and his groundscrew team need a few days to fully mow in the pattern, so get your vote in before Monday then come out to Toyota Stadium and come back next Friday to see which option won!
Tickets are still available for next Friday's friendly which is complementary for season ticket holders, $10 for general admission & $25 for reserved seating.
Option 1 - Bullseye
Option 2 - Traditional
Option 3 - Checkerboard
Option 4 - Plaid
In celebration of our 20th season in MLS, FCDTV will be posting classic highlights every week of our guys taking on that weekend's opponent.
We don't play Columbus until next weekend in Austin so to kick things off we're posting a special Throwback Thursday looking back at our June 25, 2005 3-1 win over Colorado featuring a game-winning goal from a bandaged up Bobby Rhine. FC Dallas Academy coach Luchi Gonzalez also adds a stunning strike.


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It was one of those days when I was unexpectedly taught by the students in my seminary class of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I don't know why it's ever unexpected, but it seems like the lessons sink in more deeply for me when they are.
I was leading a discussion about the Atonement when one of my students mentioned a sacrament talk during which the speaker posed a very thought-provoking question.
"Imagine being a world-renowned artist," the speaker said. "Imagine having the ability to paint anything your soul inspired you to paint. Now imagine (the prophet) commissioned you to paint a picture that would hang in his office. The request? To paint a picture depicting the Atonement. (He) doesn't offer any details, just 'paint the Atonement.'"
What would you paint? Would you paint the Savior in the rain- and blood-soaked grass of Gethsemane? Hanging on the cross underneath the dismally dark skies matched only by the pain in the heart of the Savior's mother below him? The ensuing joy on the face of the beautiful women made even more striking by the sight of Jesus Christ freed from the tomb? Anything in between?
As my students discussed what they would paint, I thought about what I would paint. It was a difficult question to answer. How do you capture the most majestic act in the history of mankind?
In this life, we are constantly learning about the Atonement, but we may never fully understand it here. However, that should not stop us from learning how it works and, more importantly, how it works in our lives.
To learn how it works, we have to know that we live in a universe created by God and governed by his laws. One of those laws is the law of justice. Justice demands that we pay for every sin or mistake we make. There are consequences for every action we take, good or bad. That is the principle of justice.
Justice would require that none of us live in the presence of God because we've all made mistakes and we've all committed sin. So Jesus stepped in and made a deal with justice.
Jesus paid justice by forgoing the blessings that come from living the perfect life that he lived and paid justice. The pains he experienced in Gethsemane were, in part, all the consequences of our sins.
Justice doesn't care who pays, as long as the payment is made, as long as each action has a commensurate consequence suffered for or enjoyed by someone. Since justice is only concerned with repayment, Jesus' suffering sufficed. Thus, Jesus made a deal with justice and now Jesus makes a deal with us.
The great thing about this new deal is that where justice wants only repayment, Jesus now wants repentance.
The difference is that where repayment brings a clean slate, repentance brings purity and change. Repayment brings satisfaction; repentance brings happiness. Repayment makes it as if the sins and mistakes never existed, but genuine repentance changes us so that we will not commit the sin or make the mistake again. This is the brilliance of the plan of salvation.
Sure, if Jesus had not stepped in and accomplished the atonement, we may have eventually been able to pay justice by suffering every conceivable consequence of our sins and mistakes, but what would motivate us to not make those mistakes again?
Doctrine and Covenants 19:16-18 tells us that justice will be paid, either by us or by him. But it will be paid. If we choose not to repent and rely on Jesus Christ, we will have to suffer for the consequences of our sins. But the difference between suffering for our own sins and relying on Jesus' suffering for our sins is that his suffering will make us better — good enough for the celestial kingdom. Our suffering may make us clean, but it will not make us better.
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