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Video Premiere: Alexandra Burke's 'Elephant'February 04, 2012 11:02:43
Burke soothes her heartache after a breakup by singing her pain away and partying with her friends.
Alexandra Burke's Brother Sold Drugs and Used Her NameMarch 16, 2011 03:03:44
Aaron Burke reportedly is seen in a footage handing a pack of cocaine and saying 'I get it for celebrities I've met because of my sister.'
Alexandra Burke Refuses to Have a Boob JobDecember 06, 2010 10:12:28
Instead of going under the knife to enhance her chest, the 'X Factor' alum uses a good padded bra to give her all the boost she needs.
Alexandra Burke and JLS to Launch Joint Clothing LineNovember 26, 2010 01:11:06
The British singer and the boyband are teaming up to design pieces for their 2KX fashion range for the Help a London Child Christmas Appeal.
Video Premiere: Alexandra Burke's 'The Silence'October 28, 2010 01:10:46
The music video is pretty simple, focusing only on the 'X Factor' singer as she does a fashion photoshoot.
Nick Jonas Returned to West End for 'Les Miserables' 25th AnniversaryOctober 04, 2010 03:10:54
Portraying Marius in the West End production for a limited run over the summer, Nick returned to the role in London once more to mark the musical's 25th anniversary.
Celebrity Hikers Raise Over $150,000 for Cancer CharitiesOctober 04, 2010 02:10:11
Gabriella Cilmi, Alexandra Burke, Denise Van Outen, Fearne Cotton and more stars have garnered donations for breast cancer charities after completing a grueling trek in Peru.
Gabriella Cilmi and Alexandra Burke Caught Up in Police Investigation During Charity HikeOctober 02, 2010 10:10:04
After discovering a big bag of cocaine under a rock, Gabriella Cilmi, Alexandra Burke and the other celebrities involved in the charity hike were questioned by police.
Alexandra Burke Dismisses Rumors She's Dating Danny CiprianiSeptember 06, 2010 01:09:18
Brushing off reports that she is romantically linked to the rugby star, the singer says, 'I am looking for someone trustworthy, loyal, who can make me smile.'
Alexandra Burke Exercising With Shirtless Men in 'Start Without You' VideoAugust 20, 2010 03:08:04
Accompanied by a number of chiseled guys, Alexandra Burke takes over the gym, turning it into a dance floor for the music video.
Jonas Brothers Dubbed Most Talented Celebrity SiblingsAugust 04, 2010 11:08:05
The three singers beat out other celebrity siblings such as Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen as well as the Kardashian sisters.
Ice-T Plans to Get 'Revenge' Over False Suspended License AccusationAugust 04, 2010 11:08:46
The rapper claims his driving license was not suspended and wants to sue either the DMV or the insurance company for the wrong allegations.
'Charlie's Angels' Star Kate Jackson to Tell All in MemoirAugust 04, 2010 11:08:33
The co-star of Farrah Fawcett in the 1970s TV series will share her experiences in surviving breast cancer and adopting a baby as well as her acting career in the tome.
Robbie Williams to Perform for Injured SoldiersAugust 04, 2010 10:08:30
He would be joined by Alexandra Burke and James Blunt among others in a concert which ticket sales will benefit the soldiers as well as families of the deceased ones.
New Couple Alert: Alexandra Burke and Danny CiprianiJuly 30, 2010 04:07:03
A witness who saw them dining and going into club together said the couple was flirting like 'love-struck teens'.


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McDougal Orchards is located on a portion of a 450 acre tract purchased at tax auction for fifty-two pounds ten shillings by Joshua Hanson in 1779. The land has been farmed in various ways by the same family ever since.
Up until 1930, there were 4 or 5 acres of orchard scattered throughout the farm, producing Russets, Pippins, Peewaukees, August Sweets, and other old varieties. From 1930-1933, Alva McDougal, who married Mary Hanson, planted 1600 McIntosh trees on 17 acres in what is now the Main Orchard. It was said that 400 trees per child would support a family (he had 4 children at the time). Some of these trees continue to bear fruit to this day.
Robert H. McDougal, one of Alvas sons, was responsible for the initial modernization of the operation. Dwarf trees now replace most of the big, old standard trees and a cold storage has replaced the barns former cow tie-up. Most importantly, he was the first in the area to start a pick-your-own operation in 1972, after a hailstorm destroyed any hope of a wholesale crop.
Today, McDougal Orchards operation includes 3 generations of Hanson family descendants. The farms scenic location and proximity to the beaches and lakes of York County make it an extremely desirable day-trip location.
Ellen (McDougal) and Jack McAdam presently own the business. You will still see Pat around the orchard salesroom almost daily. Robert (Bob, Mac, Dad, Grampa) passed away on December 9th 2012. He had just turned 88 a few days before. Robert and Pat had celebrated 60 years of marriage in November of 2012. He will be missed by us all.
On May 25th 2005, Robert and Pat McDougal, the owners of Hanson Farm, Inc., realized their dream to preserve the family's orchards, hayfields, pastures, and woodlands, forever. Known as McDougal Orchards to farm customers, apple aficionados and (at one time) cross-country skiers alike, the 284-acre farm located on Hanson Ridge Road is the most recent farm protected through the Land for Maine's Future Program and USDA Farm and Ranch Land Protection Program.
"For 225 years each generation of the Hanson/McDougal family has done its part in keeping this farm going," said Bob McDougal. "Today, thanks to the efforts of our daughter Ellen, our son, and many public agency partners, we're granting an agricultural conservation easement on our farm. We are doing this to slow sprawl and protect farmland to make good land available for future farmers in York County ."
Thanking the McDougals, Maine Farmland Trust's President Frank Miles said, "Maine Farmland Trust is pleased to accept the easement on this wonderfully diverse farm. We are grateful for the leadership and technical expertise contributed by the Maine Department of Agriculture and we are pleased that the federal farmland protection program is able match all state efforts dollar-for-dollar."
"Partnership is key to addressing preservation of farmland in Maine ," stated Joyce Swartzwendruber, State Conservationist for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in Maine . "In cooperation with land trusts and local and state government agencies we are making a difference for the future of agriculture in Maine . The USDA congratulates the McDougals' and the Town of Sanford in their joint endeavor."
In 2002, the Town of Sanford made history by becoming the first town in Maine to approve the donation of an easement on the Town Farm as match for an Land for Maine's Future farmland project. Today, when accepting the easement, Dr. Bud Johnson, President of Mousam Way Land Trust added, "Mousam Way Land Trust is proud to partner with the Town of Sanford to preserve land that the McDougals have farmed for the past 15 years. This property is the keystone parcel in this effort because it connects all parcels owned by Hanson Farm, Inc."
Maine Department of Agriculture's Farmland Protection Specialist, Stephanie Gilbert, thanked the family for their patience and perseverance, and delivered a message from Commissioner, Robert Spear. "Many other farm families are seeking the opportunity to sell development rights and preserve their farmland as a legacy for Maine 's future. Without the funds to support new projects and with a growing list of needs statewide, this coming year will be a period of missed opportunities to preserve some of our most productive farms and farmlands. Bills presently before the Maine Legislature call for renewed funding of Land for Maine's Future and are supported by members from all parties."
"The need to replenish the Land for Maine's Future Program is driven by sweeping changes in Maine 's landscape," said Land for Maine's Future director, Tim Glidden. "Real estate prices, driven by private market demand, are increasing at double-digit rates throughout southern and coastal Maine . Indeed, our experience is that attractive properties throughout the State are drawing prices that were unheard of when the program was founded."
In an independent Land for Maine's Future evaluation and progress report; The Land for Maine's Future Program: Increasing the Return on a Sound Public Investment , published in 2004, the authors conclude "we find that there continues to be urgent need for a state-funded land conservation effort in Maine, for which there is broad public support, that Land for Maine's Future both deserves and needs to continue its efforts for the foreseeable future, and that new funding is needed at this time, to continue this most important effort."
The Land for Maine's Future Program was created in 1987 in response to concerns over the loss of critical natural area, wildlife habitat, and farmland along with traditional access to undeveloped lands for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. To date, the Land for Maine 's Future Program has protected over 215,000 acres of Maine 's best recreational and natural areas along with 3,977 acres of farmland. The program also seeks to protect farmlands through the purchase of development rights and public access to water for fishing boating and commercial marine activities. Working with other state agencies and numerous local governments and charitable nonprofit groups, the Land for Maine 's Future Board adheres to a "willing seller only" policy.
So when you see Pat, Ellen or Jack say "Thank You So Much".
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Chris Creighton-Kelly
Chris Creighton-Kelly is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and critic. He was born in the UK of South Asian/British heritage. His artworks have been presented across Canada and in India, Europe and the U.S.A. This work has been internationally recognized with various grants and awards from five countries.
Chris has been creating performances since 1975. He is interested in the convergence of racialized identities within their cultural contexts - both host and diasporic and technologies which simulate these relationships - both new and old, both popular and esoteric. Chris uses low tech, interdisciplinary methods to create his work, borrowing from video, performance, visual art, popular media and theatrical traditions.
Chris has given numerous lectures, workshops and presentations both in academic institutions and in community based organizations. He has persistently been interested in questions of absence in the discourses of the Western world -whose epistemology is unquestioned?...who is not represented?...who has power?...who does not?- and how these questions are presented and (re)presented using various technological systems.
Chris currently writes Culture Talks, a popular column for Boulevard Magazine. He has also been published by the Banff Centre Press and by Canadian journals such as Fuse, Parallelogramme and Vice Versa. Chris has produced videos and visual art installations. He has worked as a musician, notably in the agit-prop group, Evictims.
Chris Creighton-Kelly also works as an arts policy consultant. Two of his areas of concern are cultural diversity/racial equity and interdisciplinary using technology in the arts. He has worked for various governments and many of Canada's cultural institutions including: the Council of Europe; the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris; the Ministry of Canadian Heritage; the Canada Council for the Arts; the Canadian Conference for the Arts; the Cultural Human Resources Council; The Banff Centre for the Arts and the Confederation Centre of the Arts. His work in the area of racial equity has been internationally recognized.
Chris has received artist grants from the Canada Council for the Arts, the Canadian Department of Multiculturalism, the BC Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council, the Canadian High Commission in India, the National Endowment for the Arts in the United States and the Arts Council of England.
Chris appreciates his audiences a lot.


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Genealogy in Collepardo
If you know (or you think) that your ancestors were from Collepardo, you could find info about your Italian family at Registrar of Vital Statistics in the City Office or at the parishes.
Registry offices in Lazio and in Frosinone province were established in early 1800: it means that you could find information in Collepardo registrar as of that date.
Before to start your genealogy research in Collepardo, we suggest you to read our tips for your search . They are useful to search in Lazio and in Collepardo too.
In the next picture you can see the demographic trends in Collepardo from the Italian Unification (1861).
It could be important to know if the last name you are investigating is a frequent surname in Collepardo. As more your surname is common in Collepardo, as more it could be difficult to find the right info about your ancestors in Collepardo archives if you have not exact dates.
It could be useful for you to know that some of the most common surnames in Frosinone province are:
Alonzi, Bianchi, Campoli, Carnevale, De Santis, Evangelista, Fiorini, Gabriele, Iafrate, Lisi, Mancini, Martini, Palombo, Rea, Ricci, Rossi, Scaccia, Spaziani, Valente, Venditti.
Church archives in Frosinone province may instead contain even older information, but they are far less accessible from abroad (and almost impossible by email).
Then,parishes send information not easily.
If you have the opportunity to visit Collepardo and Frosinone province, you could plan to investigate churches' archives by yourself (or with us!), but from abroad is very difficult to obtain any result unless you find a reliable local help.
Another important source of information is the "Archivio di Stato" (National archive) in Bari.
In any case, never give up! Probably the distance from your country and Italy, some difficulties in understanding and in translation, could complicate your search but this should not discourage you.
It's important to plan your activities to carry on with simple goals (eg. search for a single date of birth, the name of an ancestor, the date of a marriage, etc.)
If you are interested to start or to continue your genealogy research in Collepardo, or if you have questions regarding your family in Collepardo, just leave a message below, we will answer you by email
If your research is in a dead end and you need some professional advices from skilled and reliable Italian genealogists write to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Legends hit the road to Greensboro
South Atlantic League baseball
Lexington Legends
at Greensboro Grasshoppers
What: Four-game series
When: Saturday through Tuesday (7 Saturday and Monday nights, 4 Sunday afternoon and 10:45 Tuesday morning)
Where: NewBridge Bank Park (Greensboro, N.C.)
Major League affiliates: Kansas City Royals (Legends), Miami Marlins
Probable pitchers (Legends listed first): Saturday, LH Cody Reed (0-2, 18.69) vs, LH Jarlin Garcia (2-1, 5.27); Sunday, LH Matt Tenuta (2-3, 3.38) vs. LH Sean Townsley (0-0, 3.18); Monday, RH Luis Santos (2-1, 2.01) vs. RH Max Garner (2-2, 4.00); Tuesday, RH Jake Junis (3-2, 3.19) vs. RH Ryan Newell (3-3, 3.19).
Legend to watch: RHP Jose Rodriguez (6-foot-1, 203 pounds, age 21, bats and throws right, from Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic) is 2-0 with a 2.42 ERA and leads the team with three saves through Thursday. Signed as a non-drafted free agent Nov. 6, 2009, he did not pitch in 2010, breaking into pro ball in 2011 with the Dominican Royals (2-1-2, .404). He split 2012 between the Surprise (Ariz.) Royals (0-0-0, 4.15) and Burlington (0-0-0, 0.00) of the Appalachian League. With Burlington last year, he went 3-2-2 with a 6.00 ERA over 16 games, striking out 25 and walking 15. Thus far over seven games (one start) and 22 1/3 innings with the Legends, he has held opponents to a .190 batting average. He has struck out 16 and walked nine.
Grasshopper to watch: 2B Avery Romero (5-8, 190, 21, bats and throws right, from St. Augustine, Fla.) leads Greensboro in hits (41), runs (21) and doubles (11). He is batting .320 with two homers and 12 RBI through Thursday. A 2012 third-round draft pick out of high school, he signed for $700,000. His split the 2012 season between the Gulf Coast League Marlins and Jamestown of the New York-Penn League, and split last year between Batavia of the NYPL and Greensboro. His cumulative two-year stats included a .265 average, six homers, 54 RBI and 43 runs over 105 games. Baseball America rates him the No. 9 prospect in the Marlins system, writing in part: "An above-average hitter, Romero uses a short, quick swing to square up balls, resulting in a lot of hard contact. a gap-to-gap hitter now, he projects to have average power when he matures and gains strength. Though he's a below-average runner, Romero has the instincts to surprise a battery on occasion. He also reads outfielders well and will take the extra base. His defense at second took a quantum leap forward last year. He showed good actions, soft hands and quick feet, as well as a willingness to hang in on the double play. He has plenty of arm for second or even third."
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Fine craftsmen build this whimsical home that's sized for one of our most popular birds. Hand-built from solid cypress wood with a copper-trimmed shake roof, this American-made birdhouse will weather beautifully and last for many years. 30"h. It fits on a 4 x 4 post (not included).
Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Due to size and weight, the price includes a $25 shipping surcharge in addition to standard shipping.


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We can't believe it. We just can't believe it. Britney Spears, the perpetual teen sensation, the girl burned into our brains as that sassy school girl who lit up TRL back in the day, the one who belted "Not a Girl Not Yet a Woman" is now very much a woman! That's right, our beloved Britney turns the big 3-0 today. And she has packed enough into those three decades to last most people a lifetime. The iconic videos, the Mousketeers, the VMAs, the movies and of course the head-shaving; Britney has done it all, and in the process came to define pop culture for a generation. But let's not forget all of the fabulous outfits she wore along the way! Sure she's worn a few duds every now and again. But doesn't everybody? So to celebrity Brit's 30th birthday, we've compiled her 30 hottest, steamiest, sexiest looks of all time! Enjoy!
Britney Spears' 30 Hottest Looks For Her 30th Birthday
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Bunn iMIX-14 Hot Beverage System with Soluble Coffee Base - 120V, 1800W (Bunn 43800.0103)
- Holds powder, concentrate, and water
- Interchangeable LED display
- 4.5 gallon per hour capacity
- Program up to 14 drinks at a time
- Night mode prevents tampering
- ETL and NSF Listed; 120V, 1800W
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Acrylic Paintings by Robert Prochby Dirk Petzold on Feb 13, 2013 • 11:00 No Comments
Experimental Visual Art.
Robert Proch is a Polish artist specializing in painting, animation, and graffiti. His acrylic paintings are inspired by impressionism and contemporary art. Robert Proch plays with perspective, space, dimensions and a certain level of surrealism and abstraction.


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L2 Lineage 2 Get a Pet
Races: All
Classes: All
Level: 15
Repeatable: Yes
Location: Gludin
Quest Giver: Pet Manager Martin
To receive a pet, you must earn approval from the Pet Manager. Meet Pet Manager Martin in the Village of Gludin, and he will tell you that you must have love and knowledge about animals in order to earn a pet. He first asks you to return to your hometown and eliminate all animal killers.Details:
1. Talk to Martin in the norhtwest part of Gludin. He will give you an animal_slayer_list.
2. Hunt the animals Martin asks you to in your homeland until you get 50 of the quest item they drop:
- Dwarf: Hunter Tarantula (lvl 16 passive) and Plunder Tarantula (lvl 17 aggressive) for bloody_tarantula_nail. Northeast area of dwarf lands, use the teleporters to get to the northeast coast and go east one valley.
3. Return to Martin. He will take the items and give you an animal_lovers_list.
4. Visit the 3 people mentioned in the list - Gatekeeper Belladonna in Gludio, Guard Metty at the south exit of Dion, and Trader Ellie in Giran's accessory shop.
5. Return to Martin and take the quiz - these questions may appear in any order, and the question list may not yet be complete. Questions in [] are paraphrased.
Q: The pet shall disappear forever if you can't resurrect it within a certain amount of time. What is the maximum amount of time to resurrect a pet?
A: 3 minutes.
Q: The owner can use its pet for many different purposes. Which one of the following is NOT the purpose of a pet use?
A: Send someone to buy items from the village.
Q: Normally, how would a wolf's tail be positioned?
A: Tail is always hanging.
Q: The following connections are made between the wolves in the Lineage world and their habitats. Which of the following is NOT connected properly?
A: Orcs? black wolf.
Q: The following are descriptions about the wolf. Choose the RIGHT one among the choices.
A: A full-grown wolf weighs less than most adult men.
Q: What should you do to make a pet grow faster?
A: Makes the pet hit monster several times.
Q: There is no exact data on the life span of a wild wolf. Then how long does a wolf in the zoo normally live?
A: 12-15 years
Q: The following are descriptions on the life of a wolf. Choose the WRONG description among the choices.
A: A pregnant wolf makes shelter in a large vacant ground for her babies.
Q: How far (km) can a wolf's scent reach?
A: 2.4 km
Q: [Which wolf leads the pack?]
A: Alpha male.
Q: [What is the wrong description of a wolf's breeding process?]
A: The period of a pregnancy is 9 months.
Q: [What wolf lives 2.5M-10K years ago?]
A: Dire Wolf.
6. Buy resurrection scrolls!!! You only have 3 minutes after a pet dies to avoid losing them forever!
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Most people, when they think of Nicolas Bourbaki, think first of his multi-volume "textbook", the Éléments de Mathématique. It may well be the case, however, that Bourbaki's most significant contribution to mathematics has been the long-running Séminaire that bears his name. Held each academic year in November, March, and June, the seminar is a venue for high-level exposition. Its yearly collection of "exposés" is a reliable source of information about what is going on in mathematics, at least from the point of view of the Bourbakistes.
The structure of the seminar is now standard: top mathematicians are invited to give talks, usually not about their own work, but about someone else's recent breakthrough. Important new theorems or concepts serve as the topics, so that the volumes of the seminar notes also serve as a sketch of the recent history of mathematics as it appeared each year.
The Séminaire has a complex publishing history, but for the last twenty or so years it has been published in the Société Mathématique de France's Asterisque series. The volume under review contains the notes from talks given in the 2005–06 academic year. The topics covered are quite varied, but show a slant towards traditional interests of Bourbaki: algebraic geometry and number theory are well represented, as are Lie theory and differential equations. But the perfect graph conjecture (here called the perfect graph theorem) gets an exposé, showing that the organizers are not restricted to those areas. The exposition is at a very high level, quite technical but often illuminating. Most of the articles are in French, of course.
This is an important series that most libraries should have.
Fernando Q. Gouvêa is Carter Professor of Mathematics at Colby College in Waterville, ME.
952 Michel Brion, Compactification de l'espace de modules des variétés abéliennes principalement polarisées [d'après V. Alexeev]
953 Nicolas Burq, Explosion pour l'équation de Schrödinger au régime du "log log" [d'après Merle-Raphael]
954 Daniel Huybrechts, Projectivity of Kähler manifords — Kodaira's problem [after C. Voisin]
955 Christophe Soulé, Genres de Todd et valeurs aux entiers des dérivées de fonctions L
956 Jean-Pierre Wintenberger, La conjecture de modularité de Serre: las cas de conducteur 1 [d'après C. Khare]
957 Gérard Cornuéjols, Le théoreme fort des graphes parfaits
958 Antoine Ducros, Espaces analytiques p-adiques au sens de Berkovich
959 Emmanuel Kowalski, Écarts entre nombres premiers successifs [d'après Goldston, Pintz, Yildirim,…]
960 Nicolas Lerner, The verification of Nirenberg-Treves conjecture
961 Stefaan Vaes, Rigidity results for Bernoulli actions and their von Neumann algebras [after Sorin Popa]
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The "prank" was part of a fundraising event for St. Jude's Children Cancer Research Hospital and was orchestrated by the Lincoln-Erdman Student Council. Students and staff members purchased duct tape for $1 a yard and then used it to tape their principal to the wall. A total of $570 was raised.
Pfaff's wife Cindy, is a cancer survivor and students and staff were proud to be able to help a good cause.
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Wright Zoological Laboratory was named in honor of Albert A. Wright, for thirty-one years Professor of Geology and Natural History in Oberlin College. The building was erected by the Second Congregational Church during the years from 1867 to 1870, and was used by that church until the union of the First and Second Churches in 1920. In 1927 the College purchased the property, removed the steeple, and remodeled the building as a temporary home for the department of Zoology. It contains a large auditorium, two class rooms, five laboratories, a departmental reading room, and offices. The marginal floor space and gallery are occupied by the Zoological Museum. A tablet, placed in Spear Laboratory in 1908 as a memorial to Professor Wright, occupies a conspicuous place near the entrance of Wright Laboratory. [Wright Zoological Laboratory was demolished in August, 1959. Bibbins Hall of the Conservatory complex currently occupies Wrights former location.]


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Psycopath police departments keep hiring vets that are trained to destroy countries and kill people. This is what you get.
War Is A Racket, by Major General Smedley Butler, 1935
Required reading BEFORE you ever defend a vet.
"Psycopath police departments keep hiring vets that are trained to destroy countries and kill people. This is what you get."
Nuff said.
I've shot a lot of dogs and cats that were at the wrong(my)address. If the neighbors turn them loose and let them come dig and crap in my yard and garden they can expect to find them "run over" down the street a few blocks the next morning. If they don't take care of them, I will......
Have a scoped pump up .22 cal air rifle that works nicely. No noise and they never know what hitem. I set the by pass up so I get about 1900 ps out of it.
When will these thugs start wearing brown shirts!! This is outrageous!!!
AS a disabled veteran, and an animal lover, I think your comments about vets are way off the mark. Most cops are not vets. Many are the same jerks that bullied other kids in school and joined the police force for the power trip feeling it continues to give them and the ability to dish out lethal force with virtual impunity. Frankly, police departments nationwide- (particularly in Colorado) ought to be doing some serious psychological profiling on their cadet/police recruit candidates. There is a big, big difference between a clearly aggressive dog and one that is exuberant. And aggressive dog shows his teeth. The exuberant dog wags his tail. Tell me cops are not trained to read body language! (You KNOW THEY ARE!!!) So how does this wash? They enjoy killing. The public relations damage this kind of shooting does severely undermines public support of cops everywhere.
This is why we have the second amendment! NO probable cause, NO warrant and they break in and start shooting family members? And these idiots are still working without even a slap on the wrist for their murderous incompetence? We've gotta wake up as a nation and come to terms that the constitution is worth dying for! Our soldiers take this oath and we should live by it too.
I have yet to see or meet a frontline cop or a grunt that did not want some triger time.
I do know some retired military who felt no need but they were only there to get by and then retire or go back to school. All were REMF types that liked clean work and easy too.
There are those if you listen close love to kill and will use any excuse they can find or fabricate to satisfy that killer urge.
Trust them no father than you can through a 130 pound Rotweiler that's never seen you before.
You no longer have rights. I will come to your house and take or kill what I want. You are a slave to me, just a piece of property. Your only purpose is to report to work and support my network till your dying day. You gave up all your rights when your backbone dissolved and you lost the ability to right what was wrong on your own. Now you rely on me to do that and I choose what is right and wrong. I am your master now and you can never change that because you have no spine. I will wipe my feet on you and do as I please. It's good to be king.
This is viscerally heartbreaking and disgusting at the same time since the taking of life was absolutely unnecessary. Every caring owner and their dog establish a life-long bond of loyalty like none other so for that shallow cop to tell the owner he "can get another one" this sorely reveals a dire lack of empathy training.
Secondly, since many Americans own domestic pets, all [seemingly] trigger-happy cops who break into a citizen's private home or business should be required by their 'on street' profession to be trained in knowing the behavior of every dog breed. Ziggy looks like she was part Heeler and/or Australian Shepard which would have made her not only one of the smartest dogs [stunning agility skill], but also among the most friendly and gentle.
Further, I bet few readers here have appreciated what one responder so specifically explained about how he has picked off "lots" of dogs and cats who dare to venture onto his property. This too, is glaring example of smug and cowardly behavior that seriously needs its own attention. In a neighborhood, the animals are not the problem; it's more about a rotten or non-existent relationship between humans.
I mean, does ALL former decency with civility and empathetic compassion have to go to hell in a hand basket simply because a swat-oriented government sets such sick example? NO. We, Citizens MUST do better by one another, and in these tragic cases, with the animals too.
All dogs are created equally?
So much as sneeze near a police dog and see what happens. Likely a felony.
And one of the few dogs that really will attack you on the street, if let loose.
There's a real big problem with getting rid of the majority of real cops and hiring way too many bastards.
The public is supposed to be assisted, or at least left alone. Certainly not abused and bullied, even maimed and killed by such misfits and criminals.
The average bumbler (aren't we all) who isn't a cruel bastard is far more desirable than are these new standard sons of bitches. Who's hiring them?
A few weeks ago, on opening day of deer season here in Pa., I asked two cops "do you all know how many men, women and kids are out and about today, armed with high powered rifles, pistols and shotguns?" "800,000"
(look it up)
One cop was young, one old.
The old one just smiled and the young one looked a bit perplexed..
HP, In response to a fairly raised question, No, not all dog breeds are "created equally" and this is especially so when some humans have worked to specifically train more aggressive breeds such as the German Shepard. Essentially, this is a strictly controlled working dog for reasons of police patrol, drug sniffing or, on the battle field who have been conditioned by their 'one handler only' training to be as threatening to humans as is possible. In other words, while these higher strung breeds are literally utilized as tools, they are not allowed to be approached, petted, or even looked at in some cases because of how, between dogs, direct eye contact is perceived as aggressive.
Thus to clarify, what I was speaking to was the millions of 'domestic pets that are found inside homes and businesses' in this country who are neither innately aggressive by breed or, trained by their owners to become so.
So, rather than for property invading cops to immediately assume the worst of what they are initiating, why aren't they, by smart instinct AND training [not reaction] choosing to proceed on the side of caution, FIRST. As you so aptly say, to better protect Citizens [i.e. innocent bystanders] and as I plead, to intentionally SAVE [even] A [dog's] LIFE, rather than to destroy two.
My most sincere and deepest sympathies go out to Ziggy's owner.
n many a foreign lands there was a rule about on the same order of one of our lost Rights, the Central government stops at our village gate and our Village Elders authority stops at our front gate.
For some damned reason caucasians especially they in uniforms no mattrr the color never did like that rule and just love to saddle up and go kick some ass.
Especially the part of it that means door kicking time,todays grunts know what I speak.
We love our swat members so much ee gave them the rights of judge jury and executioner.
IMHP; Assassins as well.
What is worse today is our homes are open to warrantless searches ny loads of entitys of authority, the OBAMATRONS are applauding psychiatric and mrdical evaluation as a means for that entry as well.
You have surrendered all your gates and today if a cop shoots your dog "You can get can get another one".
AND if the wrong house uou can present a nill but if they fpund anu trace of pot you better not and you know why.
IF they sjjpt the wronng huy amd he is just joe blow blavk yellow green or white no body gives a damn
Yet let them shhot someone who os heeled enough or some groupies need a cause to raisr guns look out momma hete vpmes the hush money and disclaimer forms.
Just save your money and maybe buy yourlittle mansion behind the walls of a gayed community of yhe wealthy and poiticly connected. And be protected by their dogs in colorfull uniforms.
2:21 pm
Yes, thanks. I'm aware of dog differences in inherent qualities and training/conditioning wise.
Kinda like people, aren't they?
My attempted point, which I should have just said outright, is that police dogs are considered to be officers and you know what that means..
I believe cops care more about their fellow dogs than they do you or me.
It just goes to show how varied the likes and dislikes of people are in case of books...
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News about Yemen , including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 28, 2015
Saudi Arabia agrees to halt its military operations against Houthi rebels in Yemen for five days to allow delivery of humanitarian aid, but violence does not let up; aid agency Oxfam says nearly half country is in need of food and nearly six million are facing starvation. MORE
Jul. 26, 2015
Saudi Arabia says it will cease military offensive against Houthis in Yemen for five days in order to allow for distribution of humanitarian aid supplies to civilians. MORE
Jul. 24, 2015
Saudi-backed Yemeni troops take full control of port of Aden from Shiite rebels. MORE
Jul. 22, 2015
United Nations World Food Program ship arrives in Yemen's southern port of Aden bearing 3,000 metric tons of food, one month supply for 180,000 people; much needed aid ship is first to arrive as prior attempts were blocked by four-month-old military campaign to quell Houthi-led government insurrection. MORE
Jul. 20, 2015
Houthi rebel fighters fire rockets into city of Aden, Yemen, killing at least 43 people; attack comes two days after Yemeni government declares city liberated from Houthis. MORE
Jul. 15, 2015
Southern allied fighters in Yemen seize control of airport in Aden, dealing Houthi rebels their most significant defeat yet in the three months since they stormed city; Houthis still retain control of three important neighborhoods in Aden, as well as other captured territory throughout Yemen, despite four-month bombing campaign led by Saudi Arabia. MORE
Jul. 14, 2015
Houthi forces fire on oil refinery in Aden, Yemen, hitting storage tanks and starting large fire; United Nations-brokered cease-fire, meant to allow delivery of aid, was foiled by Saudi Arabia, which did not recognize truce and continued airstrikes against Houthis. MORE
Jul. 10, 2015
United Nations says fighting between Saudi-led military forces battling to restore Yemen's exiled government and Houthi insurgents will pause so humanitarian aid can be delivered. MORE
Jul. 7, 2015
Saudi-led coalition airstrikes targeting Houthi insurgents kill about 80 people at public markets in Yemen in one day alone; as warring parties debate terms of cease-fire on humanitarian grounds, civilians continue to die, with about a hundred people killed in three days and at least 3,000 in past three months of fighting. MORE
Jul. 7, 2015
Editorial scores international community for failing to adequately address humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where 80 percent of country's 25 million citizens are imperiled and 1,500 civilians have been killed since March; notes Saudi-led coalition campaign against rebel Houthis has impeded delivery of humanitarian aid; calls for immediate negotiations aiming for permanent political solution that ensures legitimate role in new government for Houthis. MORE
Jul. 3, 2015
Saudi Arabia will reportedly stop airstrikes in Yemen long enough for humanitarian aid to be delivered. MORE
Jul. 2, 2015
Shiite rebels kill at least 18 civilians and 13 anti-rebel fighters in southern Yemen. MORE
Jul. 1, 2015
Saudi-led military coalition is facing rising pressure as it tries to stop Houthi rebels in Yemen; United Nations is poised to declare country in severe humanitarian crisis and human rights group say situation may involve of war crimes; diplomats say military blockage on commercial ships is choking supply of food and fuel into poorest nation in Arab world. MORE
Jun. 25, 2015
Analysts in Yemen say that Saudi Arabia does not seem to have clear strategy for ending war in the country, particularly in light of failure of talks in Geneva to secure even short-term cease-fire; Saudi campaign against rebel Houthis has failed to halt their advance, and some analysts worry that Saudi-led conflict has merely internationalized what would have been domestic conflict. MORE
Jun. 25, 2015
Yemen residents describe destruction, fear and other traumas as civil war continues; selected responses to New York Times inquiry asking Yemenis and their relatives abroad to describe their reactions to crisis highlighted. MORE
Jun. 21, 2015
Car bomb explodes outside mosque in Sana, Yemen, killing at least two people and wounding six; Islamic State affiliate claims responsibility for attack. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
Negotiations in Geneva between warring factions in Yemen end after four days with no agreement of any kind, not even on two-week truce for holy month of Ramadan. MORE
Jun. 18, 2015
Islamic State in Yemen claims responsibility for car bombings in Sana that killed at least 30 people, calling it revenge against the Houthi apostates; violence occurred while representatives of Houthis and Yemen's government were negotiating ceasefire in effort to end Yemen's civil war. MORE
Jun. 17, 2015
News Analysis; United States has been successful in killing terrorist leaders, but continued chaos in Yemen and Libya underscores limitations of Obama administration and its Western allies. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
United States officials investigate reports that Nasser al-Wuhayshi, leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, has been killed in Yemen in American drone strike. MORE
Jun. 15, 2015
Houthi rebel fighters take Hazm, capital city of Yemen's Jawf Province, consolidating their control over country despite Saudi-led bombing campaign. MORE
Jun. 14, 2015
United States transfers six lower-level detainees from prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to Oman, reducing prison population to 116; six men, all Yemenis, had been held at prison under indefinite detention since 2002; releases complete deal begun with Oman in 2014. MORE
Jun. 13, 2015
Irina Bokova, director general of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, condemns destruction of 2,500-year-old cultural heritage site in Sana, Yemen, which was rocked by explosion from unspecified source, as well as deaths caused; witnesses and news reports say explosion was caused by bomb or missile from Saudi plane, which Saudi military denies. MORE
Jun. 10, 2015
Al Qaeda, in new tactic to maintain power, is increasingly making common cause with local insurgent groups on battlefield in Yemen and Syria; strategy has distinct benefits, but American officials say group continues to be committed to attacking West. MORE
Jun. 9, 2015
Families of Yemeni police officer Waleed bin Ali Jaber and cleric Salem Ahmed bin Ali Jaber, who were killed by 2012 American drone strike, file lawsuit in federal court in Washington, DC, with help of international human rights group Reprieve; suit does not seek monetary damages but asks court to declare strike unlawful and impose public accountability for drone program. MORE
Jun. 8, 2015
Saudi-led airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Sana, Yemen, kill at least 22 people at military headquarters there, most of them soldiers. MORE
Jun. 7, 2015
Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman has quickly risen to prominence, gaining more power than any Saudi prince has ever held and upending established systems for distributing important positions in process; prince has assumed leading role in conflicts in Yemen and elsewhere in region, raising concern among some. MORE
Jun. 7, 2015
Saudi Arabia shoots down Scud ballistic missile fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen; incident marks first time Yemeni factions have used that weapon, signaling escalation in conflict. MORE
Jun. 5, 2015
Airstrikes in Yemen led by Saudi Arabian military coalition against Houthi rebels kill at least 50 people in northern province Saada; Yemeni officials and medical personnel say most of casualties were civilians. MORE
Jun. 3, 2015
State Dept envoy Anne W Patterson is said to have held meetings in Oman with Houthi rebels of Yemen to discuss violence there and capture of several Americans; meetings were held just before release of American freelance journalist Casey L Coombs. MORE
Jun. 2, 2015
American freelance journalist Casey L Coombs is released by Houthi rebels in Yemen; video is published online of Isabelle Prime, French consultant for World Bank-financed project, pleading for presidents of France and Yemen to help secure her release; Prime is believed to be captive of Al Qaeda affiliated militants in Yemen, not Houthi rebels. MORE
Jun. 1, 2015
At least four American citizens are believed to have been detained by Houthis in Sana, Yemen, raising concerns over their safety as Saudi strikes bombard city now controlled by the Shiite rebel group; State Dept is working to secure the detainees' release, effort complicated by fact that Obama administration has openly supported Saudi's military campaign against Houthi rebels. MORE
May. 29, 2015
Antiaircraft fire launched by Houthi rebels against Saudi airstrikes in Yemen has reportedly killed or maimed many civilians. MORE
May. 28, 2015
Airstrikes by Saudi-led coalition against Houthi rebels in Yemen result in one-day death toll of 80 people; World Health Organization reports that nearly 2,000 Yemenis have died in conflict since March, and that 8.6 million people out of population of 24 million are in urgent need of medical help for war-related injuries and common medical issues. MORE
May. 28, 2015
At least 20 Yemeni-Americans have gone through harrowing experience of being detained after their passports were revoked while at the United States embassy in Sana, Yemen; many report being coerced into saying passports showed false names, essentially rendering themselves stateless; circumstance suggests overabundance of caution following rise of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. MORE
May. 23, 2015
Islamic State claims responsibility for suicide bombing of Shiite mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia that is said to have killed at least 21 people and injured 120 others; attack points to possibility that Saudi air campaign against Houthis in Yemen may be escalating sectarian tensions at home. MORE
May. 22, 2015
Shellfire in Yemen near border with Saudi Arabia kills five Ethiopian migrants seeking diplomatic shelter, casualties of ongoing conflict between Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebels in Yemen; separately, 19 people were killed in another Saudi airstrike in Yemen. MORE
May. 18, 2015
Saudi Arabian-led coalition resumes airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen just hours after expiration of five-day cease-fire; escalation threatens desperate relief effort; remains unclear whether Saudi Arabia will seek renewed truce. MORE
May. 15, 2015
Al Qaeda fighters in Yemen bar residents from trading or chewing khat, stimulant that has been habit in country for centuries. MORE
May. 13, 2015
Tentative cease-fire takes effect in parts of Yemen, in first negotiated halt to hostilities since Saudi Arabia started a bombing campaign against Houthi rebels in late March. MORE
May. 11, 2015
King Salman of Saudi Arabia has made startling changes during his first months in power, reshaping foreign and domestic policies and rattling alliances with United States and regional powers that have been bedrock of his kingdom's stability for decades; shift is exemplified in controversial decision to go to war in Yemen, striking image as defender of region's Sunni population; Salman has also shaken up power dynamics and old norms within Saudi royal family. MORE
May. 11, 2015
Houthi rebels in Yemen agree to Saudi Arabia's proposed five-day cease-fire, pause that would allow delivery of humanitarian relief supplies; Saudi Arabia, however, escalates bombing campaign ahead of truce in effort to inflict maximum damage on rebels before cease-fire takes hold. MORE
May. 9, 2015
Saudi Arabian Foreign Min Adel al-Jubeir says bombing campaign in Yemen will stop and cease-fire will be observed for five days, but stresses success will depend on cooperation on part of Houthis; cease-fire is indication that Saudis are bowing to international pressure regarding humanitarian crisis in country and amount of civilian casualties that bombings have caused. MORE
May. 8, 2015
Saudi Arabia proposes five-day cease-fire in Yemen fighting to allow aid agencies to reach civilians suffering because of war. MORE
May. 8, 2015
Nasr bin Ali al-Ansi, senior leader of Al Qaeda in Yemen, is killed in American drone strike. MORE
May. 7, 2015
Sec of State John Kerry, speaking during Middle East trip, warns of worsening humanitarian crisis in Yemen; announces plans to push Saudi Arabia to halt bombing campaign against Houthi rebels to facilitate delivery of critical aid; hostilities have reached fever pitch, with 80 people dying on same day of Kerry's remarks. MORE
May. 6, 2015
Houthi rebels in Yemen hit border town in Saudi Arabia with mortar and rocket fire, damaging buildings and leading the national airline to cancel flights to area. MORE
May. 4, 2015
Yemeni fighters thought to have received training in Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf states join fight against Houthi rebels in Aden, Yemen; if confirmed, influx will represent first major deployment of Saudi-led troops in Yemen's conflict. MORE
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The arrival of the Emirati troops threatened to escalate a regional struggle that is believed to be a proxy battle between Iran and the monarchies of the Persian Gulf.
August 4, 2015, Tuesday
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August 4, 2015, Tuesday
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July 28, 2015, Tuesday
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July 26, 2015, Sunday
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July 24, 2015, Friday
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Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter gave an unexpectedly upbeat assessment of ties with the Saudis, considering the kingdom's reservations about the talks with Tehran.
July 23, 2015, Thursday
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Yemen: Ship Loaded With Food Aid Reaches Aden
The World Food Program said the vessel, the MV Han Zhi, was loaded with 3,000 metric tons of food, enough to feed 180,000 people for one month.
July 22, 2015, Wednesday
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Dozens of Civilians Killed by Rockets and Airstrikes in Yemen
Rockets fired by Houthi rebels killed 43 people in Aden, and an airstrike by the Saudi-led military coalition killed 24 people in Yemen's Ibb district, officials said.
July 20, 2015, Monday
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The exiled prime minister, writing on Facebook, called it a "historic moment" and said his government would turn its attention to repairing the devastation.
July 18, 2015, Saturday
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July 16, 2015, Thursday
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Al Qaeda in Yemen Says Leader Is Dead
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September 9, 2010 at 7:00 P.M., for the purpose of transacting any and all business. Notice of
this meeting was posted on September 3, 2010 at 9:17 A.M. This meeting is being taped and is
live on S.A.T.V.
Council President Robert McCarthy presided.
Received after the deadline of Tuesday Noon
C. sus. of rules C. obj.
Mayor's appt. of Sue Keenan to the Historical Commission with a term to expire on September 1, 2010
Mayor's appt. and reappt. of the following to serve as a Constables with the following terms to expire
Antonio Barletta, Jr. , 2 Meadow St., Salem Term to expire: September 5, 2011
Bruce Hall, 65 Newcastle Rd., Peabody Term to expire: July 9, 2013
Michael Panneton, 19 Greenlawn Ave., Salem Term to expire: August 20, 2013
Transfer of $5,000.00 from "Receipts Reserved – Sale of Vaults" to "Cemetery – Burial
Received after the deadline of Tuesday Noon
C. sus. of rules C. obj.
Appr. of $4,799.91 to "Retirement Stabilization Fund – Vacation/Sick Leave/Buyback for the retirement of Anne Busteed Treasurer
Received after the deadline of Tuesday Noon
C. sus. of rules C. obj.
ORDERED Authorize the Treasurer to file an application with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to quality under Ch. 44A of Mass. General Laws for authorized but unissued bonds in the amount of $12,000,000.
ORDERED Accept donation in the amount of $2,000.00 from the Towns of Danvers and Marblehead for the Essex County Summer Camp program.
ORDERED Accept donation in the amount of $1,000.00 from the City of Peabody for the Essex County Summer Camp program.
C. offered the following report for the Committee on Ordinances, Licenses and
Legal Affairs
C. offered the following report for the Committee on Administration and Finance
Accept the report Voted
Adopt the recommendation Voted
City Solicitor Elizabeth Rennard submitting an Ordinance amendment relative to Imitation Firearms Chapter 24 Section 26, (c) Violation – penalty.
City Solicitor Elizabeth Rennard submitting an Traffic Ordinance amendment relative Ch. 42 Sec. 43 to Operating Electronic Assistive Mobility Devices
Petition from Comcast to install conduits on Bridge Street
Petition from National Grid to install conduits on the Congress St. Bridge
Petition from Steven Kee, Salem 1692 Tours, for a proposed street license with stops
Petition from the residents of Orchard St. to hold a block party (between Dearborn & Franklin Streets) on Sunday, September 12, 2010 from 3:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Petition from the residents of Lee St. to hold a block party on Saturday, September 18, 2010 from 10:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. with a rain date on Sunday, September 19, 2010
The Following Licenses:
PUBLIC GUIDES: Barbara Farrow, 39 Boylston St. #724, Boston
Kevin Wynott, 64 Veterans Memorial Dr., Peabody
Anita Lessard, 22 Winthrop St., Salem
Nancy Van Dell-Peck, 19 Lincoln Ave., Marblehead
James Lobao, 40 Phillips St., Salem
Gordon Lothrop, 12 Fairfield St., Salem
Peter White, 28 High St., Salem
Alan White, 26 Irving St. #102, Malden
Rachel Spaulding-Legace, 62 Derby St. #3, Salem
TAG DAY S.H.S. Class of 2011, October 9, 2010
The following licenses:
TAXI OPERATORS Anthony Zucchari, 48 Catalina Row, Lynn
Alejandro Fernandez, 15 Foster St. #1, Salem
Michael J. Orlando, 11A May St., Salem
Franklin Pimentel, 24 Park St. #2, Salem
Jose Cerda Almonte, 38 Prince St. #1, Salem
Marc Birmingham, 2 Lowe St. #2, Peabody
Elizabeth Mullen, 2 Lowe St. #3, Peabody
Edward Beardsell, 98 Newbury #26A, Danvers
Marco Aleixo, 117 Tremont St., Peabody
Wayne Leon Swiggard, 32 Thornton Ave., Lowell
VEHICLE FOR HIRE Salem Trolley, 8 Central St., Salem (1 Trolley)
Revolution Rickshaw, 5 Heritage Dr. #14, Salem (1 Rickshaw)
VEHICLE FOR HIRE Kevin Malone, 12 Anne Dr., Peabody
OPERATORS ONLY David Butler, 16 Hunt St., Danvers
Michelle Cobb, 209 Florence Rd., Waltham
The following Claims:
Legasey & Niarchos, 100 Museum Place Mall, Salem
L. Robert Nadeau, 51 Herschel St., Lynn
Patricia Moore, 60 Dennison Ave., Swampscott
Kristen D'Agostino, 352 Essex St., Salem
Verizon, CMR Claims Dept., P.O. Box 60770, Oklahoma City, OK
Ellen Crowdis, 3 Station Rd., Salem
Sophone Nualpring (Thai Restaurant), Museum Place Mall, Salem
Christine Connolly, 346 Essex St., Salem
Linda Allen, 17 Woodlawn St., Everett
Donna Gauthier, 45 Forrester St., Salem
SUBROGATED: Barry Feinstein & Affliates (for Aidan Lucia), 100 Lowell St., Peabody
Barry Feinstein & Affliates (for Aidan Lucia), 100 Lowell St., Peabody
The following Bonds:
CONSTABLE: Antonio Barletta, Jr. , 2 Meadow St., Salem
Bruce Hall, 65 Newcastle Rd., Peabody
SECOND PASSAGE of an Ordinance amending Zoning Use Regulations and Table of Principal and accessory regulations
SECOND PASSAGE of an Ordinance amending Article III Chapter 26, Salem Common Use Policy
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I spent most of my day at Sasquatch thinking about Pickathon.
For all its venue's ample natural beauty, Sasquatch has evolved into a profoundly ugly experience. Campsites are vast Mad Maxian fields of rowdy drunks and trashy teenagers getting their first taste of freedom. Upon entering the festival grounds, participants are herded into long, narrow rows and searched for outside food, booze or drugs by an annoyed staff. Once through the gates, concertgoers have their pick of expensive, greasy Live Nation food stands and a handful of $10 to $12 beers. The stages are tricked out with sponsor banners, and the paths between them are speckled with promotional giveaways. By midafternoon each day, garbage cans overflow and the entire gorgeous locale is completely covered in trash, crushed food and remnant vomit. "Think of the message that sends" to the largely teenage and early-20s crowd, a fellow music critic suggested to me. "It says it's totally OK to go to these beautiful places and throw your shit all over the ground."
Pickathon, now in its 14th year, could not be a sharper contrast to the Gorge's behemoth. While the festival's headliners are familiar names—Neko Case, Dr. Dog and Blind Pilot have all played Sasquatch in years past—the trash, advertising and trashy advertising that most festivalgoers have come to see as a given have no place at the 80-acre Pendarvis Farm. Beers cost $4. Food is local and largely organic. Sponsorships are subtle and giveaways are nonexistent. Pickathon co-founder Zale Schoenborn says sponsorships fund about 10 percent of the festival, far under the industry standard. "We just don't want to deal with it," he says. "There's not going to be a photo booth with a logo across the photo, or a giant banner across the stage. What's the point? It's just, like, noise. It doesn't improve the experience, and in fact, it detracts."
At $190 for a weekend pass, Pickathon is not cheap. People pay a premium, it turns out, to escape the tie-ins and waste that generally come with music festivals. Most of this year's passes—the festival hopes to grow by 10 percent this year—were sold out as of press time. But it's hard to accuse organizers of gouging. "We make bad business decisions all over the place," Schoenborn says. Those decisions range from capping attendance to booking bands with minimal attention to draw. "Look at our water. We could make $50,000 off bottled water. At a big festival, they make a quarter of a million dollars off of water, easy. But it's not worth it. Any one of those [little] things can throw the balance off-kilter. We would lose our interest, and we wouldn't be able to excite so many people to go all in, if we lost any of those little things."
The trade-off is a hint of chaos: At Pickathon, campsites are improvised and attendees keep track of their own reusable dishes throughout the weekend. Security is loose and low-profile ("Our philosophy is that if you're going to police something, you better have a real good reason," Schoenborn says). But the festival grounds remain nearly spotless, and the attitude among those on the farm—including a fair number of 12-and-under kids, who attend free of charge—is far more mellow than that found at larger events. "The key thing is avoiding arbitrary rules," Schoenborn says.
Such is the Tao of Pickathon. Each year, festival organizers spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about things most attendees may never notice, from "choke points" to beer lines to stage designs that eschew the industry-standard big box. "It has to be designed to just work," Schoenborn says. "If it can't work, you've got a problem."
SEE IT: Pickathon runs Aug. 3-5 at Pendarvis Farm in Happy Valley. See music listings for lineups and details, or our "Top Five Obscure Acts at Pickathon." All ages.


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FMRI of Stress and Addictive Disorders
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At Any Price - Printable Version
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RE: Heartland - mirandagirl - 05-10-2012 12:36 PM
I do wonder what all they had to do re-shoots for.
RE: Heartland - Tiffanyloveszac2012 - 05-13-2012 10:27 AM
(05-10-2012 11:51 AM)d. b. wilyumz Wrote:(05-09-2012 09:31 PM)angiecakes1990 Wrote: so we know it might be released this year but wheres the stills, movie poster or trailer
RE: Heartland - mirandagirl - 05-14-2012 11:11 AM
Maybe we'll get a few stills from the movie soon since they're done with re-shoots
RE: Heartland - mirandagirl - 05-15-2012 12:32 PM
Someone really does need to change this thread name.
Looks like this movie is going to Cannes too (But this one isn't in competition like The Paperboy)
RE: Heartland - angiecakes1990 - 05-15-2012 03:29 PM
XD woohoo
and we finally got a still XD
yeah i agree we can now change the title too at any price
RE: Heartland - mirandagirl - 05-15-2012 03:47 PM
The still is awesome btw
RE: Heartland - Fearless - 05-15-2012 07:28 PM
I love the new still haha
RE: Heartland - SLE - 05-15-2012 10:25 PM
I saw the still and it looks awesome I cant wait to see this movie Zac looks amazing as always.
RE: Heartland - mirandagirl - 05-16-2012 12:29 PM
I've always wanted to see Zac as a racecar driver in a movie.
RE: Heartland - starstruck - 05-16-2012 09:29 PM


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 Social Media and the Connected Consumer

 People are connected so many ways with technology; smart phones, tablets and computers are the ones we think of most often. Now we're seeing a new generation of devices that connect us with one another and our online experience; gaming and entertainment systems like Playstation and AppleTV are just beginning to serve as a way for us to connect through social media and shop online.

 From a marketing perspective, we've become very familiar with the integration of product placement into games and entertainment. A recent breakthrough however has come about in the form of music videos that allow you to shop for merchandise online, found within the content you're watching. The Montreal retailer Ssense has done this with the Australian rapper Iggy Azalea.

 The "Project Glass" video for the Google glasses suggests how you can check-in to a Foursquare location. It shows the user leaving a reminder to buy concert tickets when he sees a poster for the event. He probably could have bought the tickets online through the glasses if the signage had included a QR code to access the website.
 Corning has created a vision of the future in a series of videos that they call "A Day Made of Glass" where practically any surface can serve as a screen with online access, (appliances, counters even walls).

 Even if technology can open these new ways to connect and interact with our favorite brands, how ready are consumers to embrace these as a way to enhance their shopping experience? Last year IBM surveyed almost 30,000 consumers globally and this was one of the questions they asked. Not only did 71% of consumers indicate a willingness to shop digitally, almost a quarter of everyone surveyed said they would be comfortable using different devices over the course of the shopping experience. The survey included some of the technologies that I've mentioned here that aren't yet a part of the mainstream shopping experience, (i.e. 74% of those surveyed believe electronic games will be a convenient and fun way to shop).

 All of this is pretty exciting to a retailer. The potential to engage shoppers through so many different devices is the Nirvana of the Omni-Channel experience. From a marketing perspective, this "Media Meshing" presents itself as a way to engage and drive consumers from one method of interaction to another. It's not just a case that people are using a number of different devices; a recent study in Europe has shown how people are using these devices concurrently. It's also interesting to see that some of the traditional forms of media have continued to play an active role in this mix with radio, magazines and newspapers being used concurrently with devices providing digital content. Esquire Magazine has taken a lead in this space through their use of Netpage it allows readers to digitally "clip" articles and share them through social media.

 Marketing campaigns that leverage this trend will benefit in a number of ways. By including traditional media, brands that are still not confident about online marketing will have the comfort of basing some of their spend in formats that are known to them, (not a bad perk for the publishers of magazines either). From a business Analytics perspective, the ability to track the breadcrumbs left by consumers as they move from one media to another will have a great deal to say about their behaviors and how they can be engaged. The financial perspective of a cross media campaign allows brands to track the effectiveness of engaging consumers from sources that were previously anonymous, (i.e. print ads or television). Any time that you can add hard numbers to a marketing campaign through this type of tracking helps identify the resulting ROI.

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What prompted you to start your own business? I started business consulting in 2006 with strategic planning, proposals, interview skills and resume services. In 2009 my husband was laid off from his corporate job and added IT consulting and business intelligence to our services. With the rise in small business ownership and a desire to help others succeed, I began to outline a plan to provide the small business owner with access to the same technology and resources that big corporations have. In 2011 we began to research offering virtual services in IT, sales and marketing and administration.
What is your educational and career background? I have a master's in organization management and development from Fielding Graduate University and a bachelor's in English from Principia College.
How much research did you do before starting your business? I started researching the Virtual Assistant Business Opportunity back in 2011.
What were the most helpful sources, including websites? Speaking with colleagues and other small business owners and entrepreneurs to truly understand the challenges they face. I also spoke with several virtual assistant companies, leaders in the industry in the United States and United Kingdom. The International Virtual Assistants Association was helpful, as well.
When were you the most discouraged? In June we were redesigning our website and preparing to launch our new services in July but had to delay until September.
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ELIZABETHTON — A fourth arrest was made Thursday in a New Year's Day armed robbery of a man at his home on Hillside Drive, Johnson City. A weapon that was allegedly used in the robbery was also recovered.
Crystal Dawn Barnes, 32, Martindale Drive, Johnson City, was arrested at 9:15 p.m. Thursday by Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes. She was charged with aggravated robbery, evading arrest and violation of parole.
Barnes is accused of going with Gary Lynn Hammonds, 25, 103 Sequoyah Drive, Apt. 14; Robert G. Goins, 52, 1613 E. Fairview Ave., Johnson City; and Ashley Nicole Norris, 26, 276 Berry Hill Road, to rob Steve Wyatt in his home on New Year's Day. A gun was fired during the attempt, with the bullet going out a bedroom window. The other three suspects were arrested shortly after the robbery Tuesday.
Mathes said he was working with Shift Capt. Matt Howell of the Johnson City Police Department to find Barnes. "His shift did a great job scouring the city to find her," Mathes said.
Mathes said his relationship with Howell goes back to the time when they were patrol officers together with the Johnson City Police Department. On Wednesday, the two of them staked out a motel where she was believed to have taken refuge.
During the early hours of Thursday evening, the sheriff was participating in a town meeting with state Rep. Kent Willilams on school safety, but at 9:15 p.m., officers of the Johnson City Police Department located her at the Sunoco convenience store at 408 N. Broadway St.
Mathes arrived on the scene at 9:45 p.m. and placed Barnes under arrest and transported her to the Carter County Detention Center.
"She gave us information on the weapon that was used in the robbery," Mathes said. "It was a 9 mm. handgun." Mathes said she told them that after the robbery, the four began running away from Hillside Drive, toward Spring Drive. Barnes said they ran through a backyard of a Spring Drive residence near the intersection with Sinking Creek and hid the gun under a shed.
With the gun recovered by the sheriff's department, Mathes said he is considering turning the case over to federal prosecutors because two of the defendants are convicted felons.
According to the affidavits of deputies on the arrest warrants, Barnes was instrumental in setting up the robbery. Barnes allegedly called Wyatt early New Year's Day and told him she needed to borrow some money for a hotel room because she had been kicked out on the street. Wyatt agreed to lend her the money and told her to come to his residence.
Barnes came to the residence with Norris. As they were going to the bedroom to get the money, Wyatt said the two men barged in and threatened him with a gun. A wallet that contained approximately $1,400 in cash was taken at gunpoint. The wallet with the money was found a short time later on the escape route.
Officers from the sheriff's department and the Elizabethton Police Department were able to arrest three of the suspects during their escape attempt, but Barnes was able to escape into the woods.
Barnes had her first appearance in Sessions Court on Friday. Judge John Walton appointed a public defender for her and scheduled her next appearance for Jan. 18, the same day the three codefendants will be in court.


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Harrington Faculty Fellow Joins Linguistics for Academic Year 2012-13
Professor Ashwini Deo is a specialist in historical linguistics and in the semantics of tense and aspect.
Posted: February 27, 2012
The Department of Linguistics is pleased to announce that Professor Ashwini Deo will be joining our department as a Harrington Faculty Fellow for Academic Year 2012-13. Prof. Deo is an assistant professor in the Department of Linguistics at Yale University who received her doctorate from Stanford in 2006. Her research interests include the semantics of tense and aspect, the historical linguistics of Indo-Aryan languages, and the Paninian grammatical tradition. For more on her work, see her web site: http://ling.yale.edu/deo
The Harrington Faculty Fellows Program brings four or five faculty fellows to UT Austin for a full academic year, so that they may pursue their research and interact with faculty and students here at UT. For more on this prestigious program, go to: http://www.utexas.edu/harrington/faculty/


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Oat bran is very useful as a partial substitute for flour because it boosts the fiber and lowers the GI.
Recipe Source: The Low GI Diet Cookbook
1/2 cup All-Bran cereal
1/2 cup low-fat milk
1/2 cup self-rising flour
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
1/2 cup unprocessed oat bran
1 cup blueberries
1 1/4 cups raspberries
1 egg, lightly beaten
2 tbsp pure floral honey
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1. Preheat the oven to 350 F. Line a 12 cup muffin pan with paper baking cups.
2. Put the bran cereal in a bowl, pour over the milk and soak for 10 minutes. Sift the flour, baking powder and cinnamon into a large bowl. Stir in the oat bran, then fold in the blueberries and raspberries. Combine the egg, honey and vanilla in a small bowl.
3. Add the egg mixture and bran cereal mixture to ghe dry ingredients and stir gently with a wooden spoon until just combined; do not overmix. Spoon the mixture into the prepared muffin pan and bake for about 15 minutes, or until lightly browned and a wooden skewer inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes in the pan before transferring to a wire rack.
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