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COVINGTON - Residents in the Highpoint Community awoke Thursday morning to find they weren't having nightmares Wednesday night when high winds briefly touched down and ravaged many homes in the area. The damage was all too real, but most were giving thanks no lives were lost."We are blessed," said 82-year-old Andrew Bostick as he gazed about his front yard, assessing the damage to his home and his vehicle. Bostick lives on King Bostick Road, named for his father, and said the storm came through so fast he didn't have time to get scared. "I was there in the house and in about five minutes, everything was over," he said. He said he had just checked on his brother Charley Bostick who lives on "the other side of Highway 36" to see if he was OK and had unplugged his television due to the lightning. "I was opening my mail and had opened up one piece and the lights went out," he said. "I thought it was hail. I heard, pop-pop-pop, and I thought, 'What's happening?' And in the next minute, it was all over. There wasn't nothing. It was just raining." It wasn't until daylight came that he was able to assess the damage. Trees had fallen on his home, taking off three pieces of roofing tin, and also hit his truck. His brother and a neighbor were assisting him with a chainsaw Thursday morning, and predictions were that there would be no shortage of firewood for the remainder of the winter. High Point Forest Road resident Richard Garner said he heard that same pop-pop-pop sound. "I thought it was hail in the very beginning. It sounded like it was hitting the house, but I think the house itself was yielding to that pressure. I think maybe the house was trying to go places," he said. "We went into a hallway bathroom with our little Pomeranian dog and closed the door and hunkered down. It was over in just a few seconds." His home was heavily damaged when an oak tree crashed into the back of the residence, doing structural as well as some interior damage. "People are up there right now on top of the house trying to get the tree off," he said. "Then we'll put tarps on until we can get some repair people down here. A 150-year-old white oak fell in the front yard, too." Garner said he has no doubt that it was a tornado that hit the area. "We're lucky it didn't touch down, but it had enough suction to suck up all these trees around here, roots and all. Some, of course, were broken and splintered off. I mean oaks came up out of the ground with 10- to 12-foot in diameter root balls." Rebecca Garner, a King Bostick Road resident who lives in a split-level home, reported that it was amazing that so much damage could have been done in such a short time. Her yard with 30-plus trees was devastated, but her home wasn't touched. "It happened so fast," she said, adding that her niece and her niece's two infant children, as well as her own grandchildren, were in the house when the storm hit. "All at once the lights popped, and I mean popped loud and we heard trees breaking," she said. "In that split second we were trying to get the kids down to a lower level than where we were. We started running and both of us fell down the steps trying to get the kids down. We both had bruises, but the kids didn't get a bruise on them." Garner became emotional when she thought of what could have happened. "It was unbelievable. I still look out across the yard and I still thank God every minute it did miss the house because it would have taken it out," she said. "I'll probably wind up with no trees in my yard, but I feel like those trees might have protected the house." Her pump house was blown away, as was her well pump. She's found pieces of it, and doesn't know if it can be repaired or will have to be replaced. She hasn't found all the tools and lawn equipment she kept in the pump house. Her grandchildren's trampoline was located hanging from a tree at her brother's house next door. High Point Forest subdivision resident Chuck Curtis dodged a bullet in more ways than one. His property went undamaged for the most part, although in a similar storm two years ago he lost 13 trees. "I work for Snapping Shoals (EMC) and I was off today to be with the kids because they're out of school. There was a lot of rain, a lot of wind and lightning came up. It was over in a second. I've got a little tin shed in the back and it just mangled it, chewed it up and spit it out," he said. He said in the immediate aftermath of the storm he could see that traffic was backed up on Highway 36. "I walked up there and saw power lines were all over the highway, so I knew it was terrible," he said. Barbara Knowles can be reached at email@example.com
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After a busy July 1 that saw his club sign Michael Frolik, Karri Ramo and Derek Grant, and acquire a conditional pick for Max Reinhart, Calgary Flames general manager Brad Treliving addressed the assembled media at the Scotiabank Saddledome earlier this afternoon.
In case you missed it, here's what he had to say.
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July 01 2015 02:27PM
The Calgary Flames have made another organizational depth tweak, trading forward Max Reinhart to the Nashville Predators.
The return for the 23-year-old restricted free agent is a conditional fourth round choice in the 2016 NHL Draft. It's unclear what the conditions are on the pick at time of this writing.
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The #Flames have signed forward Derek Grant to a one-year contract ~ http://t.co/Nh4n3sKSSz pic.twitter.com/YsGLEDGAz8— Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) July 1, 2015
The Calgary Flames made a smaller move amidst all the hubbub of the big July 1 deals. The club announced that it's signed 25-year-old Derek Grant to a one-year contract.
Based on the reported structure of the deal, it appears to be primarily a move for the Stockton Heat.
Grant's deal with Flames $700,000/$250,000 with a $325,000 guarantee.— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) July 1, 2015
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By Ed BrockDevon Slaughter has a lot of dedication for a 12-year-old. That dedication and drive shows in his gymnastic routines and it has already carried him to competition in the Junior Olympics National Championship where he ranked at 170 out of 308 competitors. It was the highlight of his five years of practicing gymnastics almost every day at World Xtreme Gymnastics in McDonough, and he was a year younger than the other boys in his division. "I was nervous," Slaughter said. "I tried to do my best." Slaughter lives in Ellenwood where he is home-schooled by his parents, Monica and Steve Slaughter. Monica Slaughter said her son also played football, but a few years ago she saw his potential for gymnastics and started sending him to World Xtreme. "It has paid off," said Monica Slaughter. Devon's success is no surprise to his coach, Paul Littlejohn. "His progression was so fast I knew that competition wise he would excel," Littlejohn said. "He comes on days he's not required to be there and works on skills." The gymnasts in Devon's school compete in a state event at which they have to qualify to move on to a regional competition, Monica Slaughter said. Devon competed in that regional competition, attended by young gymnasts from all around the southeast United States, and then qualified for the nationals that were held on May 6-8 in Houston, Texas. His father, Steve Slaughter, said he wasn't sure Devon would make it to the national competition. "He told me Daddy, I'm going to make it," Slaughter said. "As a parent, I'm excited because he works hard every day at the gym." Steve Slaughter said he was a competitive kickboxer previously and he encouraged his son's athleticism even when disciplining him. For punishment Devon had to do 100 pushups. Devon competed in six routines, floor, pommel, rings, vault, parallel bars and high bar. He scored the highest in his favorite event, the floor gymnastics. "I was nervous to do my double back (dismount from parallel bars)," Devon said. "I landed it." The season is over for Slaughter, but the work is not. "Now is when we train for the next year," Devon said. Devon trains 16 hours a week on average, but when his class is preparing for a regional competition that goes up to 20 hours a week. When he's not doing gymnastics Devon likes playing video games or going out with friends. As a home school student the gym is a good outlet for Devon, Monica Slaughter said. "It gives him a chance to let his energy out, plus hang out at the gym with his friends," Monica Slaughter said. The Slaughters are looking forward to next year's competition and Devon said he plans to compete at least until he goes to college. He has high ambitions. "I'm going to the Olympics," Devon said.
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Geoff Calkins: For Robert Garrigus, it's all about learning from meltdown
The idea was to invite Robert Garrigus back to Memphis to play No. 18 at Southwind. Which was crazy, of course. Why would the guy possibly want to do that?
The last time Garrigus was in Memphis, he got a triple bogey on 18. To lose a tournament he led by three strokes going into the final hole.
Might as well invite Bill Buckner to take some grounders at first. Scott Norwood to kick some 47-yard field goals.
Might as well invite Rory McIlroy to tee it up at No. 10 at Augusta this morning.
"C'mon, Rory. It'll be fun."
The very idea was preposterous. There was exactly no chance that Garrigus would come back to Memphis on FedEx St. Jude Classic media day to relive his devastating loss. Heck, Lee Westwood wouldn't even come back to Memphis on media day to relive his eventual win.
Except, there was Garrigus, sitting in the Southwind clubhouse Monday morning.
"I just thought it was a great opportunity to show what a professional golfer should do," he said. "I brought a 5-iron, my putter and a wedge."
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People everywhere are wondering how McIlroy will possibly get over his epic collapse at the Masters on Sunday. The simple answer: Call Garrigus.
No, Memphis isn't quite the same as the Masters. But McIlroy didn't blow a three-shot lead on the final hole, either.
Garrigus did. He plunked his tee shot in the water. But after that is when he really lost his mind.
He tried to bend his next shot around a tree and onto the green. The ball hit a branch and dropped straight down, on the far side of the lake. Garrigus chipped back onto the fairway, then hit the ball to the green before two-putting to complete his meltdown.
"I blew it," said Garrigus, which was certainly true.
But the interesting part of the story is what happened after that. Garrigus didn't bust up his hotel room or fire his caddie or blame the infernal Memphis heat.
He looked at his life and decided he was pretty darn lucky. And then he resolved to learn from his mistake.
Who among us hasn't screwed up royally before? If you're human, you've blundered.
"The past is the past," Garrigus said.
And, yes, this is absolutely a cliché. Not to mention, easier said than done.
But nine years ago, Garrigus spent 45 days in a rehab clinic for drugs and alcohol. He knows a thing or two about not being defined by past mistakes.
"You can't live in regret," Garrigus said. "All you can do is learn from the experience. If I hadn't been through what I went through in Memphis, who knows if I would have been able to do what I did at Disney?"
Ahhh, Disney. Garrigus only entered that tournament last November because he was in danger of losing his tour card. But on Sunday afternoon, he found himself walking to the final hole with -- how's this for symmetry? -- a three-stroke lead.
"At least we know how not to handle it," Garrigus told his caddie. They shared a quiet laugh at that. After which Garrigus parred the hole to win the first PGA Tour event of his career.
Could there be a better example of how to handle the inevitable trials of life? You take what there is to learn from an experience and then you move on.
Sure, it's possible that Garrigus could have won at Disney without screwing up in Memphis first. But he could never have won at Disney if he had let his Memphis screwup define his season or his career.
So, in the end, it's really not that surprising that Garrigus agreed to come back to Memphis on Monday. In a very real way, the 18th hole at Southwind has come to represent not his biggest failure but his most meaningful triumph.
That can be true of Augusta for McIlroy, too. It can be true of the hardest places in all of our lives. What do you do when you blunder? How gracefully do you react?
The only real disappointment was that Monday's storms wouldn't permit Garrigus to get out there and play the hole. But he'll be back come tournament time.
"It'll be fun to get out there and try again," he said.
Words for all of us to live by.
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I've been playing around with my lists recently and I'm wondering if you wonderful Berries could help me.*My children are Juniper and Arlo, Juniper being a pretty obvious tree name and Arlo meaning...
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Nola June is stunning!
Nola June is stunning!
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I spotted Jessamine on the blog today and its really sparked my interest. I think it would be lovely with the nickname Minnie. What is your impression of it? What category would you put it in?
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Nova Mirabelle Jane is simply stunning! They are 3 of my favourite names and they work so well together.
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I really love Bliss- it was on our list for as a nickname a for Beatrice. I think Beck and Bliss sound good together, they're matchy but share a style.
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I remember her mentioning the combination Imogen Bluebell on a couple of occasions, which really struck me as beautiful. She was so skillful at putting combinations together.
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My DH and I loved Dio a few years ago, but ultimately the meaning put us off. To a lot of people I know the name is synonomous with the heavy metal singer Ronnie James Dio- not a problem for me, but...
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Thank you so much for all your lovely comments! It means such a lot to me :-) We're delighted with Arlo's name, it suits him so well, and I do love saying Juniper and Arlo together!
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Hooray! Thanks guys! I think my instincts knew that but i'd forgotten how hard it is to make decisions in this situation. I had no idea he'd be this big and hungry! I'll give him some later this...
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Kubuntu developer Richard Johnson actually planned the applet for the Kubuntu Netbook Edition, but found that a program that disables power on wireless devices could be adaptable to regular laptops as well. It not only satisfies flight security but has a positive effect on notebook and netbook battery life.
The Kairmode applet found its place in Kubuntu just in time for Ubuntu's feature freeze. Albeit that it initially supports only WiFi and Bluetooth and has issues with the Asus Eee PCs, as Johnson points out in his blog. He promises that updates will make KDE Airplane Mode work for most notebooks, including 3G support.
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NASA's Curiosity heads to Yellowknife Bay; Mountain climb is next
NASA's Curiosity rover began its latest mission on Mars, traveling to a region dubbed "Yellowknife Bay."
The one-tone rover used its percussive drill to collect a sample from the interior of a rock, a feat never before attempted on Mars, NASA officials said in a statement released over the holidays.
The rover will zap a number of rocks in the area with its high-powered laser, allowing it to collect the powdered-rock sample. The powdered rock will be sieved and portioned by a sample-processing mechanism on the rover's arm, which will then be analyzed by instruments inside Curiosity, according to NASA.
NASA's latest mission was met with a series of hurdles. The space agency spent a number of days collecting data in an effort to determine the best course of descending the steep slopes of the region. The route took the rover close to an outcrop called "Shaler," where scientists used Curiosity's Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument and Mast Camera (Mastcam) to assess the region's rock composition and observe its layering. NASA said the area contains some of the strangest rock formations yet discovered and the rover was forced to end Monday's drive nearly 30 percent shorter than planned for the day when it detected a slight difference between two calculations of its tilt.
"The rover is traversing across terrain different from where it has driven earlier, and responding differently," said Rick Welch, mission manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California "We're making progress, though we're still in the learning phase with this rover, going a little slower on this terrain than we might wish we could."
Yellowknife Bay, according to NASA, is the temporary destination for first use of Curiosity's rock-powdering drill, before the mission turns southwestward for driving to its main destination on the slope of Mount Sharp.
Tuesday' mission follows in the wake of the rover utilizing its full array of instruments to analyze the Martian soil for the first time. NASA officials sparked excitement in mid-December, saying initial analysis of the soil sample showed a complex chemistry that contained water and sulfur and chlorine-containing substances, among other ingredients.
"We have no definitive detection of Martian organics at this point, but we will keep looking in the diverse environments of Gale Crater," SAM Principal Investigator Paul Mahaffy of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, said at the time.
With the holidays coming to a close, NASA's rover has been on a bit of a press relations tour. The rover crew has teamed up with the mobile application Foursquare in an effort to promote the sciences. Users of the Foursquare social media platform can earn the badge by following NASA and checking in at a NASA visitor center or venue categorized as a science museum or planetarium, according to a statement released by the U.S. space agency.
Curiosity also took time New Year's Eve to release a message to the crowd in Times Square, saying it looks forward to sharing its discoveries in 2013.
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And the Clippers, like it or not, are Sterling's private property, prompting numerous sources to say this week that mandating a sale would be virtually impossible.
Sterling's status as Clippers owner is similar to that of a franchisee in that he has the right to use NBA logos and be a part of the league. But it's considered highly unlikely Silver and his fellow owners would be willing to attempt to revoke his rights as a franchise owner because of the legal ramifications of such a bold decision.
There are other owners and league officials, sources stressed to ESPN.com throughout the weekend, who have wanted Sterling out of the league for years in the wake of all of the off-court allegations he's faced during the past decade. But Sterling's famously litigious history suggests that they could bank on a costly lawsuit in reply. One example: A theoretical antitrust suit from Sterling against the NBA could conceivably allege that he is being forced to sell the Clippers at less-than-market value, because prospective buyers know Sterling has no choice but to sell, with the commissioner and Sterling's ownership rivals trying to push him out.
The league insider who earlier asserted that Sterling will eventually be managed out of the NBA, Marge Schott-style, if the tapes are authenticated, said: "But there's less than 1 in a 100 million odds they attempt to make him sell."
Sources say that the only two known violations that would allow the NBA to force an owner to sell his team are gambling-related offenses or the sort of deep financial problems witnessed in New Orleans with George Shinn.
In Schott's case, she was repeatedly fined and suspended for making racist comments against both African-Americans and Jews. But she stepped down as majority owner of the Cincinnati Reds only when the Reds' limited owners were poised to vote her out.
Angelenos will recall former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, who was effectively managed out of control of the team by Major League Baseball. MLB commissioner Bud Selig, however, would appear to have a much more favorable path than Silver has now.
McCourt consistently threatened baseball with legal action if it attempted to force him out, but he was ultimately forced to sell when he became insolvent and no longer had the means to operate the team. The NBA assumed operating control of the New Orleans Hornets under similar circumstances in December 2010, when Shinn could no longer meet payroll, but the Clippers are a booming franchise that would quite possibly command in excess of $1 billion on the open market if Sterling -- whose lifelong mantra is that he never sells anything -- put the team up for bidding.
McCourt ultimately argued that he would have been able to operate the Dodgers if MLB had not blocked a lucrative television-rights deal with Fox. The threat of legal action against MLB led to an unprecedented private sale of the team through the financial services firm Blackstone Advisory Partners in which McCourt -- not the league or McCourt's fellow owners -- had final approval over what turned out to be a record sale of $2.15 billion to a group led by Magic Johnson.


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South Foreland Lighthouse
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The first lighthouse to use an electric light
A landmark of the White Cliffs, the Victorian lighthouse was built to warn mariners of shifting sands and guide them through the Strait of Dover. A place of innovation and science, the lighthouse was the first to display an electric light anywhere in the world.
Today you can still enjoy views of the channel to the French coast by climbing all the way to the top. See what it was like to work here and what a lighthouse keeper did while on duty. Wave to ships in the channel and watch the Victorian clockwork mechanism that made the lighthouse flash.
Or for a more relaxing time just borrow a kite from us or play one of our games on the lawn. You can step back in time at Mrs Knott's Tea-room, in the former lighthouse keeper's cottage, and remember another world of bone china and proper leaf tea, just as it used to be.
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Have you tried our tearoom? We really think that it's one of the best. All of our cakes and sandwiches are home-made and with loose leaf tea, bone chine cups and chinz wallpaper; you'll think that you've travelled back in time.
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Sunday bus service
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Find out all the inside information and latest updates about what's happening at the lighthouse and see loads of lovely photos on our Facebook page.
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Discover the history of the lighthouse, from early beacon guiding mariners through the Strait of Dover, to a place of science and innovation.
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John W. Twomey, 79
NORTHFIELD — John Whidden Twomey, 79, a resident of Northfield since 1975 died Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at the Lakes Region General Hospital in Laconia following a period of failing health. John was born, January 2, 1935 in Stoneham, Mass., son of Mortimer and Gladys (Whidden) Twomey. He spent his youth in Danbury, N.H., graduated from Andover High School, and later attended the N.H. Vocational Technical Institute in Laconia and the U.S. School of Professional Paperhanging in Rutland, Vt. He lived in Franklin for six years before moving to Northfield.
John served his country in Germany with the U. S. Army from 1957 to 1959 and was called back into the service from 1961 to 1962.
He was a "jack of all trades" who held a variety of jobs during his lifetime. He especially enjoyed his work as Building Supervisor at the historic Belknap Mill in Laconia. For about 10 years, he ran his own papering and painting business, "Hanging Around Wallpapering." John worshiped at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Meredith, where he served as sexton for about five years. Most of all, John enjoyed spending time with his family. His warm, caring personality, quiet sense of humor, and wardrobe of hats and ties for every occasion will be missed.
He leaves his wife of 47 years, Carol (Purdy) Twomey of Northfield, sons, Brendan J. Twomey of Northville, N.Y. and Brian J. Twomey and wife Jane of Manchester, and two grandchildren, Abe Twomey and Phineas Twomey, of Manchester.
There are no calling hours planned, according to John's wishes. A service will be held Saturday, July 12, 2014 at 11 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Route 25 in Meredith, N.H.
Arrangements are under the care of the William F. Smart Sr. Memorial Home in Tilton.
Those wishing may make memorial contributions in John's name to Trinity Episcopal Church, PO Box 635, Meredith, NH 03253 or the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation, 230 East Ohio Street, Suite 304, Chicago, IL 60611.
For more information go to www.smartfuneralhome.com
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Joan F. MacDonald, 74
PLYMOUTH — Joan Fay MacDonald, 74, of Daniel Webster Highway, died June 30, 2014, at her home, after a long illness.
Born in Plymouth on October 9, 1939, Joan was the daughter of Charles L. and Dorothy Arlene (Goodwin) Currier.
Joan attended Plymouth schools and has been a resident of Plymouth for most all her.
Joan worked for various businesses in the Plymouth area, including, the First National Supermarket, J.J. Newberry's, the Over Flow Restaurant, and for many years for the Plymouth School District in the food service department.
Joan was a member of the United Methodist Church, in Ashland, N.H.
Joan is survived by her husband of fifty-eight years, John A. MacDonald of Plymouth, sons, John J. MacDonald and his wife Monique of Thornton, Jeffrey A. MacDonald and his wife Karen lee of Ashland, James M. MacDonald and Joseph M. MacDonald, both of Plymouth, twelve grandchildren, one great granddaughter, sister, Sandra Hawkensen of Hill, N.H., numerous nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life will be celebrated at the United Methodist Church, Washington St. Ashland, N.H. on Saturday, July 12, at 2 p.m. The Rev. Carol Cray, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be held at the convenience of the family.
The Mayhew Funeral Homes and Crematorium, in Plymouth and Meredith, are assisting the family with the cremation and arrangements. To Book of Memories go to; www.mayhewfuneralhomes.com
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Irene G. Carrier, 89
LACONIA — Irene G. Carrier, 89, of 30 County Drive, died Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at Belknap County Nursing Home. She was born on March 13, 1925 in Laconia, the daughter of William and Eva (Provencal) Benoit. She was a lifelong resident of the city of Laconia.
Irene was a devoted mother and grandmother. She was committed to the Catholic faith and a longtime member of the Lady of the Lakes Church in Lakeport. She worked at Christmas Island Resort for many years. Many of the returning guests spoke of her kindness and care and looked forward to seeing her year after year.
She is survived by her son, Ron Carrier of Laconia, her daughter, Nancy Wiggin and her husband Craig Wiggin of Meredith; two grandchildren, Corey Wiggin and Casey Wiggin; her brother, Armand Benoit of Laconia and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband Lucien Carrier to whom she was married for 50 years; a brother, Edward Benoit and a sister, Arlene Campbell and her half-sister Pauline Morency.
There will be no calling hours.
A memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Tuesday, July 8, 2014 at 10 a.m. at St. Andre Bessette Parish - Sacred Heart Church, 291 Union Avenue, Laconia. Burial will follow in the family plot at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Laconia.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Belknap County Nursing Home – Activities Fund, 30 County Drive, Laconia, NH 03246 or to the Arthritis Foundation, 6 Chenell Drive, Suite 260, Concord, NH 03301.
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant Street, Laconia, N.H. is assisting the family with the arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial go to www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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Fred C. Richardson, 84
LACONIA — Fred C. Richardson, MD, 84, of Laconia, New Hampshire died Monday, June 30, 2014, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center resulting from a fall at his home.
Dr. Richardson was born June 12, 1930, In Tartness, Penn. to Archie M. and Rosalie (Walter) Richardson, both deceased.
Dr. Richardson was a graduate of Tarentum High School, Tarentum, Penn., Allegheny College, Meadville, Penn. and Hahnemann Medical School, Philadelphia, Penn. He specialized in OBGYN medicine and began his medical career with a Residency in the U.S. Navy. He located to the Lakes Region of New Hampshire in the 1950s and began his lifelong love of the area — the lakes, the sailing and the people. He practiced medicine for over 55 years and was well known and loved by his patients and community. Fred was an accomplished sailor and a Life Member of the Lake Winnipesaukee Yacht Club, former District Representative and Life Fellow of the American College of OBGYN and a charitable contributor in the community. He loved golf, the Boston Red Sox, ice cream, and the ocean. His kind, quiet and gentle manner will be missed.
Above all else, Fred was devoted to his family, the centerpiece of his life. Dr. Richardson is survived by his beloved wife, Nancy, daughter, Pam Sheehan, and her husband, Peter, son, Michael Richardson, and his wife, Lisa, daughter, Amy Brown, and her husband, Sam, daughter, Addie O'Brien, and her husband, Dave, Sheila Page, son, Brian Richardson, daughter, Terri Swett, and her husband, Phil, 17 grandchildren as well as many nieces and nephews.
In addition, he is survived by his two brothers, Archie Richardson and his wife, Helen Marie, of Pittsburgh, Penn. and Wilson Richardson and his wife, Linda, of Erie, Penn.
Fred was preceded in death by his son, Fred Richardson, Jr., in 1994.
A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, July 12, 2014, at 11 a.m. at the Gilford Community Church, 19 Potter Hill Rd. Gilford. Reverend Michael Graham, Pastor of the Church, will officiate. A private burial will take place at a later date.
In lieu of flowers memorials, please consider contributions to:
Gilford Got Lunch! The Gilford Youth Center, 19 Potter Hill Rd., Gilford, NH 03249
www.gilfordgotlunch.com or to the Lake Winnipesaukee Sailing Association,
PO Box 7047, Gilford, NH 03247 www.lwsa.org
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant St., Laconia, N.H. is assisting the family with arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial go to www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. There are few players that have come as far literally and figuratively as Bjoern Werner. He grew up in Berlin, Germany, and took up flag football in middle school just because some friends asked him to join the team. He hadnt hit his growth spurt yet and was playing receiver and defensive back. Werner fell in love with the game and continued to improve. He played three years of club football, and two years of high school football in Connecticut before landing at Florida State. And he has been one of the nations best defensive ends in 2012, leading the Atlantic Coast Conference with 13 sacks he's tied for second nationally with South Carolinas Jadeveon Clowney (Anthony Barr of UCLA has 13.5) and was second in the conference with 18 tackles for loss. Werner also had 40 tackles and broke up seven passes. Despite constant double-teams, the 6-foot-4, 255-pound junior was named a unanimous All-American and had one of the finest seasons ever by a Florida State pass r...
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|Cheddar cheese
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In the news - November 2009
Jonathan R. Lessans, who graduated in 2009 with a BFA in Photography and minor in Art History, is currently working for Irish Sports Daily, an ESPN affiliate. Lessans takes photos of the Notre Dame games and also shoots and edits video of the news conferences for the website.
Pear Garden Alumni held a reunion for all IU South Bend theatre alumni, students and friends on August 1. A family cook-out and a pub crawl took place that day during the two act reunion.
Aaron Pigors, a 2007 graduate, is currently working as a Video Production Technician for IU Northeast. Pigors produces, directs and edits podcast programs, internal videos and Oncourse material for the university and instructors.
Sam Que, a freshman musician, was invited to perform in New York City at the College Board Forum, City Streets & School Corridors. Que performed on saxophone for the October 21 awards ceremony at the New York Hilton.
Robert Kolt, Ph.D., associate professor of Musicology, was named co-winner of the National Opera Association's 2009 Scholarly Papers Competition. Dr. Kolt was invited to present his paper, "The Evolution of an American Opera: Robert Ward's The Crucible," at the NOA convention next year.
Michael Lasater, Ph.D., professor of Communication Arts, was given a solo exhibition at the CPEA Gallery in Buffalo, New York from March 28-April 10. Lasater was awarded first place for Act II, at Union Street Gallery in Chicago Heights. He also received Honorable Mentions for Crossing, Berlin 1927, at Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg, Florida, and Color Matter, at the South Shore Art Center in Cohasset Massachusetts.
Jorge Muñiz, D.M.A., assistant professor of Music, premiered his work, "Behold the Lamb of God," in Spain at the International Festival of Santander. This piece, for solo cello, was performed by soloist Guillermo Pastana.
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Marjorie Rusche, adjunct assistant professor of piano and composition, was given the 2009-2010 ASCAPLUS Award in the Concert Music Division. This award is given by the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).
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1964-D Half Struck on a1964-D 50C Kennedy Half--Struck on a Silver Quarter Planchet--MS62 PCGS. The date is off the flan, but the Denver mintmark near the branch stem confirms it is a 1964-D. No mintmark is present on the 1965 to 1967 dates, and the mintmark was moved to the obverse is 1968. This slightly oval-shaped wrong planchet error is uncentered toward 4 o'clock. The portrait and eagle are complete. Kennedy's hair is slightly granular, and the shield has a faint, thin mark. Satiny and smooth overall.
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Trim cauliflower, wash thoroughly and cook whole in boiling salted water. Meanwhile make sauce. Combine milk, onion and dill. Bring to a boil. Strain milk and keep hot. melt butter, stir in flour and cook 3 minutes, stirring constantly. Do not brown. Stir hot milk into mixture and cook, stirring constantly, until thickened and smooth. Cook 2 minutes longer. Season with salt and pepper. Add chopped shrimp and cook over low heat until heated through. Fold whipped cream into sauce. Place hot cauliflower on hot serving dish and pour sauce over it. Decorate with whole shrimp and dill.


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Historic Autograph Company
Our objective is to make affordable cut signature, signed baseball and jersey products that are geared toward the collector. Our goals are to incorporate all sports into our well-themed releases including basketball, hockey, golf and boxing alongside our very popular original baseball and celebrity series.
Visit us at the National!
We will be in booth #646 at the Corporate Pavillion at the 2015 National in Chicago on July 29 to August 2nd.
Upcoming Products
Non-Sport Products
HA Sex Sells (signed 8x10 product featuring a "pin-up" style theme)
HA Civil War - Appomattox (a high-end release honoring the 150th anniversary of the Surrender at Appomattox Courthouse)
2015 HA Originals, 1909-12 Diamond Edition
Baseball Products
Friends-N-Foes (a dual autograph product features great teammates fierce rivals or classic pairings on each card)
Historic Autographs Originals, 1909-1912 Diamond Edition (a follow-up on the mega-hit from 2013 that includes ONLY original card from the T205, T206 & T207 series with matching player's autographs)


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Figure 7.
Quantitation of PrPC Levels. A shows representative Western blots using anti-PrP mAb 6D11 showing immunostainging bands corresponding to the non-, mono-, and diglycosylated isoforms of PrPC from a Tg 6D11 treated Tg mouse, vehicle treated Tg mouse and a wild-type mouse. B depicts a bar graph of the densitometric analysis (in arbitrary units) of the non-, mono-, and diglycosylated PrPC bands. There are no significant differences the mouse groups in the levels of PrPC.
Chung et al. BMC Neuroscience 2010 11:130 doi:10.1186/1471-2202-11-130


text: Yes, my brother is not the only one in the family that likes to travel. Although my trip was a bit closer to home, it's still a great time! I made the trip to see the America's Cup World Series. Here's some pics: Here is one of the USA boats at anchor. Pretty cool to be able to see them so close up. Red bull sponsors a youth team that will be competing sometime in the future for the America's cup world youth series. A first for America's cup. This is one of their boats they had set up in the race village. My nephew, future America's cup sailor? The view of the boats from the hill where I stayed at a Hostel. Artemis racing making a mark rounding. Boats get very close in match racing. And here is the longest running international sports trophy in history. Comes with it's own body guard and custom Louis Vuitton case. Can only be touched by museum quality cotton gloves and gets it's own seat on the airplane. I think next year I will ride my motorcycle down! Just wasn't in the cards this year.


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Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy says he will seek a second term in office. The Democrat made the announcement Friday following a meeting of the State Bond Commission. Malloy previously said he would unveil his decision after the legislative session adjourns in May. He said he and Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman made a "mutual decision" to run again and "intend to be around a while." Republicans who are running for governor include Senate Minority Leader John McKinney, Greenwich businessman Tom Foley, and Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton.
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