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Jeannette M. Barry
LINCOLN- Jeannette M. Barry, 91, of Boulevard Avenue, Lincoln passed away on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at home. She was the wife of Henry Barry.
Mrs. Barry was born in Laconia, New Hampshire, the daughter of the late Joseph A. Baron and Rosa A (Derois) Baron. She was a loving homemaker for her children and husband for over 67 years.
Besides her husband Mrs. Barry leaves her children, Donald Barry of North Providence, Sheila Loureiro and her husband Al of Seekonk Ma, and Raymond Barry and his wife Leann of Cumberland. She is also survived by her grandchildren Rebecca, Edward, Kimberly, Laura, Jason, Melinda, Phillip, Andrew, Isabel and Melissa and her great grandchildren Liam, Yana, Owen, Elise, Jackson, Jillian, Franchesca, Tiago, Anthony, Edward and Adrian.
Mrs. Barry is also survived by her two brothers, Armond Baron of Lincoln and Robert Baron of Pawtucket. She was the mother of the late Mark D. Barry and the sister of the late Cecile Doire, Pauline Fontaine, Germaine DeMichele, Claire Guenette, and Raymond Baron.
The funeral for Mrs. Barry will be Monday, January 28, at 9:00 am from the MANNING-HEFFERN FUNERAL HOME, 68 Broadway, Pawtucket. There will be a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Judes Church, 301 Front Street, Lincoln at 10:30 am. Her burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery, Pawtucket. The calling hours for Mrs. Barry will be Sunday, January 27 from 2-5 pm in the funeral home. Relatives and friends are invited. For directions and online condolences please visit
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I can see Qwerty's point here. Eastern religions introduced the concept to the west (and a lot longer ago, with much more influence on the development of "western" religion, than most people realize), but today the concept is pervasive and not always directly or visibly tied to those eastern sources.
- New Age beliefs in "remembering one's past lives" takes reincarnation completely for granted. That there is little connection with real eastern beliefs is demonstrated by how many New Agers claim to have been Cleopatra in a past life -- which by the Dharmic traditions I'm familiar with, would imply that they'd lived very poorly since then. Having been a slave or a rat 40 past-lives ago would do them more credit.
- Speaking of rats, there appears to be a reincarnation-believing subculture among furries, as one possible explanation of the nature and origin of their animal identities.
- Native American and Inuit traditions include reincarnation, which must therefore have either developed independently or had a common origin with Asian traditions well before recorded history.
- 19th-century spiritism adopted reincarnation with little else of the eastern traditions. From there it seems to have become a standard element in the pop-culture envelope of "magic" in general. Thus, for instance, in TV series in which "magic is real," reincarnation tends to come in by default among other things that are assumed to be "also real if magic is real," such as astrology, psychic powers, love potions, vampires, and familiars.
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Event Details: Gadadhara Pandit Dasa - A Splinter in the Mind: A Juxtaposition of Ancient Hindu Wisdom with The Matrix
A Splinter in the Mind: A Juxtaposition of Ancient Hindu Wisdom with The Matrix
The 1999 sci-fi film, The Matrix explored existential topics such as: who am I? How did I get here? What is the purpose of my life? It also implored its audience to ask the question: "am I awake or is everything around me a dream concocted by the mind?Arjuna, in the Hindu classic, the Bhagavad Gita, wrestles with these same questions and experiences a nervous break down right before he goes into the most important day of his life. Clips of the movie will be shown as we explore the relationship between this modern sci-fi and ancient wisdom and attempt to resolve these age-old questions.
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Last fall, the City of Toronto Public Health championed the growing consumer angst around exactly what we put into our bodies with the Savvy Diner campaign to drum up support for the Informed Dining menu labeling initiative. Informed Dining will begin rolling out at the end of this month, addressing a concern that many have raised in recent years as an extension of more macro health and wellness trends surrounding obesity: that it's next to impossible to tell the real sodium and caloric counts in some of our favourite menu items. The nutritional information may be on a menu, a website or a brochure.
To start, the program focuses on major chains rather than independent restaurants—The Keg, Montana's and Milestones are among those voluntarily participating—but given the progression of nutritional labeling in recent years from packaging to QSR and now mid-tier dining, Mom-and-Pops everywhere should take note of a developing trend that consumers are going to be more informed about before they dine out and dig in.
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Aparently, Cisco provides drivers for it:
I'm running RH9 /XD2 and I have a Cisco 802.11a/b/g wireless card(CB21AG).
I'm trying to get them to work with no luck. I was using the a Proxim Gold b/g card with madwifi drivers but, I had to fresh install my OS and now the drivers aren't working. at least I might now have them configured correctly. Actually both cards have the Atheros chipsets so if I can get it to work with one then I might get it to work with the other. My question is
How to I get pcmcia/cardctl/cardmgr (or what ever assigns drivers) to recognize the card when I insert it and associate that card with a particular driver(s)?
Does anyone know if the CB21AG has ever worked on linux?
Aparently, Cisco provides drivers for it:
I did see that but, notice
"Client Utilities and Driver. Supports 350 Series: PCM, LMC, PCI, and MPI Client Adapters. Supports Radio Firmware up to and including 5.30.17. Supports Linux Kernel 2.4.18 and 2.4.20-28."
I don't think my CB21AG is any of these. I did install it anyway and didn't have any luck. My machine does load what seems to be the old "airo" drivers but, I'm sure those don't work. That's why I'd like to load atheros drivers(madwifi) instead.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
50 years ago many of them were students together in high school studying, playing sports and just having fun.
Now 50 years later, over 100 former graduates came together again to celebrate the anniversary of the first graduating class of Carbon High School. Another event was held in East Carbon celebrating their 50 year reunion.
This time, there were no tests, quizzes, presentations or long lectures to sit though.
Instead much of the time was spent seeing old friends and sharing an endless amount of hugs, smiles and old memories together.
"We can all feel enriched by being here, sharing stories and memories with each other," said Jim Piacitelli, a Carbon High graduate.
The weekend long event included a meet and greet on Friday at the Greenwell Inn conference room, a tour of Carbon High School, the reunion and dinner buffet all on Saturday and a brunch to finish the weekend at Ty's Restaurant on Sunday.
Piacitelli said there is a reunion done every five years and each one has been well attended with local and distant graduates coming back for the event from states including Florida, Arizona, California, Maryland, Wyoming, Kansas and more.
Doug Powell is a Carbon High graduate of the class of 1960. Born and raised in Price, he now lives in Santa Rosa, Calif., but he still looks back fondly on the many fun times he and his friends had during high school.
"It was a great time for me and I could tell you many stories of how we got into trouble and had a lot of fun together," Powell laughed.
Sitting at a table together with some old friends, Powell talked about stories ranging from his time on the basketball team and finishing third in state and getting stuck in the snow on the road going to Beaver. With many of his friends scattered about in Utah and out, Powell said he and his friends try to get together for a weekend once a year.
Price City Councilman Richard Tatton was also a part of the class of 1960. As students in high school they may not have shared as much in common with each other as many do right now, 50 years later.
"I think now we have a lot more in common with each other because many of us have kids and grandchildren," Tatton said.
Barbara Maughan, of Sandy, said if name tags were not available, then it would have been hard to recognize some people.
"It's great seeing people you haven't seen in years and years," Maughan said. "But sometimes I have to look at their name tags to remember who they were back from high school."
Before going on their separate ways, many of those attended exchanged e-mail and phone numbers to keep in contact with each other.
While not all of those who graduated were able to attend the weekend events, Piacitelli said those who show up make all of the time and effort put into planning the weekend well worth it.
"Everybody who comes here has a story to tell and everybody means something here," he said. "Over the weekend we can show them the changes at the high school and Price and help bring back some old memories."


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ABC's "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland" - Season One
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Southfield, Mich. - Lawrence Technological University and the International Institute of Information Technology (I2IT) of Pune, India, will launch a joint two-year master's degree program for automotive engineering in July 2010.
Lawrence Tech President Lewis N. Walker and I2IT Dean Aruna Katara signed a memorandum of understanding last month in Washington, D.C., during a state visit by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
"We are delighted to launch this partnership with one of India's leading universities and further expand international opportunities for our students preparing for leadership in the global economy," Walker said.
Under the agreement, students will study the information technology component of the degree program for nine months at I2IT's campus in Hinjawadi, a suburb of Pune where the rapidly growing Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park is located, and then study the automotive component at Lawrence Tech for 11 months.
The program is expected to start with 15-20 students who have bachelor's degrees in engineering.
Pune is a center for India's growing automotive industry, and Katara sees the master's degree program meeting an important need in that country. "High-end studies in automotive engineering promise to provide a great career scope for students in India as well as the U.S.," she said.
Lawrence Tech and I2IT also agreed to pursue opportunities to jointly offer undergraduate programs in which students can earn bachelor's degrees in engineering or management at both institutions by studying for two or three years at the Indian university and then one or two years at Lawrence Tech.
The two universities will also work on creating joint delivery of master's degree programs in information technology, management and engineering.
The memorandum also provides for summer programs for Indian students at Lawrence Tech, student and faculty exchanges, and joint delivery of professional development courses.
Lawrence Technological University, ltu.edu, offers nearly 100 undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs in Colleges of Architecture and Design, Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Management. Founded in 1932, the 4,500-student, private university pioneered evening classes and today has a growing number of weekend and online programs. Lawrence Tech's 102-acre campus is in Southfield, and programs are also offered in Detroit, Lansing, Petoskey and Traverse City. Lawrence Tech also offers programs with partner universities in Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.


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AUBURN, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Auburn Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place at Wheeler's Market on South Main St. Saturday night around 7:00 p.m.
Police are looking for a suspect pictured above and described as a white male between 5 feet 10 inches and 6 feet tall and weighing between 180-200lbs. Police say the suspect entered the store with a handgun demanding money, and was wearing a blue sweatshirt, dark pants, a dark scarf covering most of his face, and black sunglasses.
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10 Ways to Keep from being an Obnoxious Vegan. ~ Kate Bartolotta & Waylon Lewis
Two Newbie Intimidated, Imperfect Vegans: the One Month Update.
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"Oh, don't worry–they'll tell you."
Kate says:
One month–wow! It's been kind of uneventful lately. I went out to lunch the other day with amazing ele blogger and Flying Yogini, Nancy Alder. As I sat waiting in the little eco-grocer/cafe, doodling in my Moleskine about this post, sipping my Chia Kombucha, I thought…this isn't really so hard. But, I could easily become a walking cliché.
You know, one of those vegans.
Waylon here: so, Kate and I decided to try and come up with 10 ways we're trying to avoid being preachy and superior and obnoxious and generally turning everyone off from veganism:
Ten ways to keep from being an obnoxious vegan:
Kate's Five:
1. Don't ask, don't tell. 90% of the time, people aren't really interested in hearing what you do or don't eat. Don't try to work veganism into every conversation. If it comes up organically, and the person seems genuinely interested, go for it.
2. Keep your balance. Yes, I love my swiss chard/chia/blueberry/avocado smoothies. I loooove all of Caley Alyssa's vegan recipes! But I also sometimes just make nachos with Daiya cheese & (non-GMO) corn chips. Maybe even two days in a row for lunch. Just like with any other part of life, nobody's perfect. Who'd want to be anyway? Boring!
3. Stop extolling the virtues of Daiya cheese. Note to self: people are rolling their eyes at you. Enough already! (But it's soooo good! Ok. I'll try to chill with the constant Daiya love.)
4. When you go out to eat, be polite to your server. Personally, I don't like being high maintenance in restaurants (or anywhere for that matter.) But I also don't want to get sick from something with gluten in it, and I don't want any animal products. I also would like more than a bowl of lettuce. So, I ask questions. I flatter. I flirt. I smile–a lot. And I tip. A lot. I've been a server and bartender. Most of the good ones want you to have a great time and a wonderful meal. They also want to be treated with respect no matter what your food issues are. So, if your requests and questions are elaborate, be extra nice.
5. Don't comment on other people's food choices. Seriously. Stop it. It's no fun when people ask questions that make you feel like a weirdo. There are so many different reasons people choose to eat what they eat. But the important point here? What they choose to eat and why–none of your business! I don't like facing the Spanish Inquisition over my breakfast, I'm not going to do it to anyone else either.
Waylon's Five:
6. Wow, Kate's really at it. Don't think I've even found Daiya at my grocery store. I'd say never to "contemplate others," as Buddhists say. Don't prejudge others for murdering meat needlessly for their pleasure! Remember…we all have our blind spots, including yours truly, and it's all about education. No one's a bad person, and don't lecture or condescend or treat them as such.
7. Like Kate said, be nice when you go out. Be humble. Make fun of yourself when ordering. I do need to say "I'm vegan," because I don't want animal stuff in my food, including butter, milk, eggs, which I've found is everywhere. But don't "act vegan."
8. Remember veganism is about compassion, not aggression. Simple.
9. If you find yourself getting aggro, talking about veganism, shut up. You're not doing the cause any favors.
10. Remember that if you're eating processed gmos in plastic bags and you shop Amazon instead of your local bookshop and you drive a car or eat foods with palm oil…you're far, far from perfect. Never consider yourself better than anyone else. Delight in going vegan. Be an example. Meditate. Exercise. Take your dog for lonnnng walks. Be a good family member and citizen. That's how we'll make veganism look attractive.
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37 Responses to "10 Ways to Keep from being an Obnoxious Vegan. ~ Kate Bartolotta & Waylon Lewis"
Nice list. My roommate Sweeney hated it when I talked about factory farming,
and loved it when I made the kind hippie food and shared it. Simple, yet basic.
You lived with the Sweeney??
You're a legend.
Good rules for most diets, actually!
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very well said guys! And congrats on 1 month in!
And on point #7 — if you're a jerk, they can tamper with your food :))
Love this post. "Remember veganism is about compassion, not aggression. Simple." The gentle reminder that compassion extends beyond animals to those crazy two legged creatures we call people. Although, these days, my dogs prefer short walks, but they're getting old. Psyched for you both on the journey, 30 days with no animal products is a big deal. Celebrate… I appreciate the updates on overcoming challenges, but would also love to hear how you're both feeling.
It's been pretty easy, if a little boring—I don't really know how to cook and haven't made the time, so I eat super simply and healthfully. Eating out has been easy, for the most part, though giving up croissants and garlic fries and a few other faves has sucked. But not as much as the dairy industry sucks right now, so no biggie.
[…] leave you with a nice little quote I found on Elephant Journal by Waylon Lewis on being vegan: "Remember that if you're eating processed gmos in plastic bags and you shop […]
This is an appropriate article and good reminder to remain humble and polite in our individual lifestyles of choice, kudos elephantjournal!
Nice job, you two. I love your list, too! Nicely done.
That is great advice.
and remember until you have been vegan for at least a few months you don't really know what your body will do with it…so be very gentle about it until you know for sure It really isn't for everyone so we have to be respectful — eating your words (or your attitude) is the worst meal
I can't emphasize enough the nice to servers part — I just start with "I'm going to be sort of a pain in the ass I'll try to be as much fun as possible to make up for it" it's disarming, honest and appreciated. I have also spent a LOT of time working in the industry and the only true PITA's are the one's who don't realize it.
Yah, I'm pretty close with most of the restaurants I go to, try and go to local farm-to-table indie places, so they've really surprised me by being happy to try and accommodate, it's been fine. I hate being a pain and ordering "off menu," but on the other hand when we become vegan we fast realize how few options are free of dairy/meat, which I've learned are unfortunately the same thing (dairy industry equals dead male chicks, dairy cows create veal market).
PS: I was veggie for 9 years previous, so don't anticipate feeling bad 'cause I'm not eating butter, cheese…neither is that good for me. If anything I'm taking more supplements and thinking more about food and cooking now that I was, when it was somewhat easier to just cruise along.
You should compile a list of the farm-to-table indie places in Boulder which you like.. unless you already have one ;P
This may not be totalllly current but http://www.elephantjournal.com/2011/06/top-10-thi…
Awesome compilation! Thanks!
I agree with ARCreated Wellness.
I was vegan for 5-6 years (I don't keep track of time well), and it was great until the last year. Then it was terrible. Very, very terrible. I went back to ovo-lacto, but that wasn't great either. Went paleo, and doing well a year in. We'll see how I am in another 5-6 years.
The way I see it, all of these things are great, but they may not work forever. And, yes, I was doing things "right" — haven't eat boxed/processed foods on a regular basis in over 12 years. I rule. LOL
Very well said! Specially #4 and #10! Although when I went on vacation it was really really hard to find something to eat, something to be sure there's no animal protein on it. But it's good that people start to look more at their heath and consider more and more to cut the meat. I have two friends that followed my example and went on raw food and I only knew when they had 3 months of raw food already! They were "silent", polite, not proud or considering superior to others.
This is ancient history, but the Rawvolution review we talked about last week is done, and hey, the author commented!
I love that. http://www.elephantjournal.com/2012/02/rawvolutio…
Waylon, you kitchen chicken, don't think of it as "cooking", maybe that will help.
"Fix up" or "prepare" a few things. Start with the soups, they rock.
Very good article. I think that some vegans have trouble with people in general. If you like animals more than people then that is a big issue. So keep that in mind when talking to people. Jesus said about people in general: "you look for slivers in other's eyes when you have logs in your own eyes." So it is better to be inner directed.
As far as being perfect, that state is possible. It is easy to tell when you are perfect. You will feel perfect peace, endless love and infinite happiness all of the time. That is your true nature. That is your true self. How you treat other's depends on this saying– "Misery loves commpany."
Enjoyed reading this. I often find people quizzing me and putting me on the spot for my food choices. "Where do you get your protein?" "Is that healthy?" I'll try to be gentle in my replies.
This is how I am in real life. I don't just offer that I am vegan. I wait until people ask me about it. And then I try to make it as easy and attractive as possible. I am never ashamed or compromise my values, and I try to be as low maint. as possible.
Great list, but everything in moderation…which to me means sometimes the obno shows a little. Being openly vegan (and showing that you LOVE IT) allows others to see that it is not "so hard". Being healthy, happy, courteous and showing it is good!
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Staci Savage Oh how appropriate. Literally just a bit ago I passed a car-with a sweet looking girl in the front seat, with a huuge bumper sticker going accross her bumper that said "I AM VEGAN AND GREEN I CHANGE THE WORLD" (or maybe it should've said: "My choices effect the world". Questionably, stating our views loud and proud, may not the best way to go about sharing that. I feel it h as the tendency to solicit more anger and defensiveness, then it does inspire one to actually change the way we live. Hm…:)
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Very well said and as a former restaurant slave I love #4. I have found lots of (most) vegans to be angry, about the food industry, factory farming, corporate such and such, as well we all should be, but to me, veganism is not about harboring anger but rather sweet ahimsa… and as such I still have yet to tell or try to explain to my in-laws that I am vegan out of sheer they're my in-laws and I want them to like me. They so go out of their way to make vegetarian things for me that I appreciate that and let it be, so I have some awesome hormone filled biscuits and gravy every so often, what can I say…
Great list. #8 is a great reminder – so many of us are vegan because we want to live more compassionately!
That said, let's not forget that anger, when harnessed correctly, is a fuel for moving forward. I do get pissed off that we have an arbitrary standard around slaughtering baby cows and chicks for food — and if they were cute puppies and seals instead of cows and chicks it would be a different story. Sometimes, that is motivating too.


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Coconut ice squares
By Lesley Waters
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsApprox 30 pieces
This recipe was re-tested and updated on 05 April 2011. It now uses 250g of sweetened condensed milk and works beautifully.
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per square
- kcalories
- 739
- protein
- 1g
- carbs
- 10g
- fat
- 4g
- saturates
- 4g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
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- 250g sweetened condensed milk
- 250g icing sugar, sifted, plus extra for dusting
- 200g dessicated coconut
- pink edible food colouring, optional
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- Using a wooden spoon, mix together the condensed milk and icing sugar in a large bowl. It will get very stiff. Work the coconut into the mix until it's well combined – use your hands, if you like.
- Split the mix into two and knead a very small amount of food colouring into one half. Dust a board with icing sugar, then shape each half into a smooth rectangle and place one on top of the other. Roll with a rolling pin, re-shaping with your hands every couple of rolls, until you have a rectangle of two-tone coconut ice about 3cm thick.
- Transfer to a plate or board and leave uncovered for at least 3 hrs or ideally overnight to set. Cut into squares with a sharp knife and pack into bags or boxes. These will keep for up to a month at least, if stored in an airtight container.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2005
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Added roughly 50% extra of everything so that i used up the whole tin of milk and it was fab.
400g condensed milk, 400g icing sugar and 300g coconut.
Easy to make with a very helpful 3 year old.
I stuck it in the fridge overnight before cutting.
Also I split the ingredients at the start and added the colouring to the con milk so that it gave a more even pink colour.
Hi I made this recipe and my family loved it. But the second time round I made it a little different. I used 340g icing sugar, 340g dessicated coconut 400g condensed milk. I made one batch plain white and a second batch by weighing out the cond. milk and mixing in the colouring first. When finished I pressed out the two mixes to about the same size making sure the top of each mix did not come into contact with any icing sugar, flipped one on top of the other and rolled out to size ready for cutting. This may look really long winded but the finished result means lots more "diet freindly"? coconut squares.
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Yang, JCCC and UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center (BSCRC) member, and assistant professor of microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics, was among five UCLA researchers to receive one of the CIRM awards, for her project to develop a novel system for studying how stem cells become rare immune cells.
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CUMBERLAND — The Town Council last week approved a resolution authorizing Mayor Daniel J. McKee to enter into a contract agreement with Birchwood Design Group, a Providence-based landscape architecture planning and design firm chosen by the town to replace the natural grass football field at Tucker Field with synthetic turf as part of the Tucker Field Athletic Complex renovation project.
Following the council's unanimous vote Wednesday, Birchwood Design Group will be awarded a $57,083 contract to design the artificial turf for the football field; upgrade the football field and softball field lighting systems; redesign and resurface the main parking lot; and resurface the infield of the ballfield and the running track around the football field.
According to Public Works Director Alan Brodd, the town received five proposals ranging from $49,500 to $118,000. Four of the five firms met with the town's Professional Services Committee, which included Brodd, Town Councilman William S. Murray, Director of Planning and Dvelopment Kelly Morris, Parks and Recreation Director Michael Crawley, and the Cumberland High School track coach.
The committee revieweed the proposals and chose Birchwood Design Group, which will provide engineering and design plans, and construction supervision services for the proposed improvements to the field.
"Every firm will approach this type of design work differently," Brodd told the council Wednesday. "What we liked about Birchwood is that they are two local firms so the assumption is that it will save us money in expenses in travel time during the construction phase. We also chose Birchwood because of their qaulifications and extensive experience with artificial turf projects."
Murray added that Birchwood was also the only firm that indicated it can have the project completed by the town's fall deadline.
Funding for the work is coming from a state Department of Environmental Management (DEM) matching grant,
The town has been making steady improvements to the Tucker Field Athletic Complex over the past few years. The complex is across the street from Cumberland High School.
Two years ago, the council authorized the mayor to enter into a contract with Cumberland-based J.H. Lynch & Sons for construction services as part of the second phase of the Tucker Field Athletic Complex renovation project.
The project is being funded with a $300,000 state Department of Environmental Management (DEM) matching grant. The town match of $206,338 is budgeted in the general fund and the balance is coming from the recreation fund.
The project's second phase was to create a larger multi-purpose athletic field at the 2675 Mendon Road complex; redesign and renovation of four existing tennis courts and the addition of a fifth; reconstruction of an existing track-and-field weight throwing area; two new basketball courts; and ADA compliant parking and roadway construction.


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Hollywood is loaded with talented newcomers and rising starlets, but lately it seems one particular name is on everyone's lips: Shailene Woodley--and understandably so! In addition to the fact that her hit television show, The Secret Life of the American Teenager, is currently in its fourth season, earlier this year, the 20-year-old actress exploded onto the film scene with a starring role in The Descendants, for which she earned a Golden Globe nomination. The fashion world was quick to take notice of Woodley too, thanks to a few noteworthy appearances at NYFW and a slew of impressive red carpet moments that followed. It's obvious this brunette beauty has star potential and an exceptional sartorial sense to boot, which is why we're excited to shine the spotlight on her in today's Girl of the Month story!
One The Red Carpet
Age-appropriate dressing is often a tricky task, especially for young actresses; however, it's nice to see that Woodley chooses the right look every time. For premieres and award shows, the actress gravitates toward elegant and feminine pieces, like the Dolce and Gabbana Floral Print Full-Skirt Dress ($5095) she wore to the Los Angeles premiere of The Descendants back in November. Thanks to the bold, bright print and ladylike silhouette, her look manages to appear fun, youthful, and sophisticated all at the same time--a perfect choice for the red carpet event! That same month, Woodley reached for another full-skirted number, this time Katharine Kidd's Pleated Dress Over Lace ($875, 310.442.6000), for the 3rd Annual Governors Awards in Hollywood. The swingy frock paired with basic black pumps made for a sweetly polished party look.
Naturally, girly frocks aren't the only standout pieces in Woodley's wardrobe. We love that she selected Bird by Juicy Couture's Jumpsuit ($398) for a party hosted by the brand and Vanity Fair in Los Angeles two months ago. The one-piece is definitely an unexpected choice for the red carpet, yet the simplicity of the overall look is truly chic. If the event calls for less dressy attire, like the Honor F/W 12 show during NYFW for example, Woodley typically answers with a cool and casual mix of separates. For this particular front-row appearance, she went with a simple look consisting of Honor's Silk Horse Print Placket Blouse ($695, 212.255.2233) worn under a charcoal cardigan and paired with black skinny jeans and loafers.
Now that you're familiar with Woodley's feminine yet down-to-earth approach to fashion, you'll be delighted to learn that getting her look is a rather easy task. All you have to do is snag a few of today's key pieces, whether it's a foolproof party dress or a pair of unbelievably chic loafers, and you'll inject some of Woodley's panache into your everyday outfits. You're welcome!
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Zara City Bag with Handle and Flap Closure ($70)
Our GOTM may be photographed carrying more evening clutches than daytime bags, but our instincts tell us that if she did have a beloved off-duty carrier it would look a lot like this top-handle version from Zara. What led us to this assumption, you ask? The simple and sleek design immediately reminded us of Woodley's predilection for minimalist pieces. Plus, its small size and nude color make it a versatile day-to-night bag that goes with just about everything in your closet-two additional qualities sure to please our girl on the go!
Gorjana Small Star Studs ($35) in Gold
It doesn't take an expert to see that Woodley isn't one for loading on a ton of jewelry. But that's not to say she doesn't appreciate a small bauble or two from time to time, like these Gorjana studs. Don't be fooled by their small size, these earrings have loads of star quality, and add just a hint of flash to your everyday look!
Spring & Clifton Baseball Cardigan ($248) in Ivory/Denim
When Woodley's not on the red carpet, the actress sports a mix of fuss-free separates with a cool or charming twist. Accordingly, this two-tone cardigan by Spring & Clifton seemed a fitting pick for today's story. Inspired by the look of a baseball jacket, the lightweight layer is in perfect keeping with this season's sporty trend and would look especially stylish worn over a summer dress or printed tee.
Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet Pamela Dropped Bodice Slim Dress ($368) in Black
A great party dress is a wardrobe must, especially if it's Woodley's red carpet style you're after. Cue Alice + Olivia's Stacey Bendet Dropped Bodice Slim Dress. With a figure-flattering silhouette, sultry deep-v neckline, and on-trend peplum, this LBD is sure to become a closet go-to for many seasons to come. Plus, its noir hue acts as the ideal canvas for displaying spring's neon accessories, whether it's a fluorescent belt or tri-tone heels!
Dior Addict Lip Balm ($30) in 003, Crystal Coral
Considering we're die-hard fans of Dior's Addict Lip Gloss, it was only a matter of time before we began obsessing over the brand's new nourishing lip balm. Here's how it works: when applied, the sheer balm reacts to the color chemistry of your lips, enhancing their natural color and creating a unique look all your own. We're crazy about this brilliant coral shade, and think it's a pitch-perfect choice for our fresh-faced beauty too!
Dolce Vita Imogen Loafers ($159) in White
While it's true that loafers are a wardrobe must for spring, they're also an essential part of achieving Woodley's laid-back panache, giving us all the more reason to track down the perfect pair! Happily, we came across Dolce Vita's Imogen Loafers, which, with their perforated leather design and crisp white hue, offer a fresh update on the menswear-inspired classic.
Leifsdottir Ombre Quince Ruffled Shorts ($168)
Though we can't say for sure our subject is a shorts kind of girl, we have a feeling she would make an exception for this darling pair by Leifsdottir. We're certain she'd appreciate the ombre floral print-it looks quite similar to her Dolce & Gabbana dress after all-and delicate ruffled detailing, both of which speak to her fondness of feminine pieces. Paired with a button-up blouse and ankle-strap heels, these silky shorts are even dressy enough for an after-hours event.
Forever 21 Sheer Dotted Swiss Shirt ($27)) in Coral
Now that summer is on the horizon, it's time to stock your wardrobe with loads of warm-weather essentials, starting with this sleeveless shirt from Forever 21.
Available in this gorgeous coral hue as well as blue and black, this sheer dotted button-up is the perfect blend of sexy and sweet, much like Woodley herself. We imagine our GOTM would style it with a pair of trousers and flats for a chic weekend look.--Jessica Baker
Photos of Shailene Woodley, courtesy of Getty and Billy Farrell Agency.


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ALFRED, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - The Kennebunk prostitution trial involving Thomaston businessman Mark Strong is on hold.
The judge overseeing the case refused to sever the charges against Strong and split the case into two separate trials.
Jury selection in the case will not resume until the Maine Supreme Court decides the state's motion appealing the judge's decision to dismiss the majority of charges against Strong.
Strong's attorney argued the state's appeal is frivolous.
"This case should go forward so we can benefit for our toil that we have been involved with in picking a jury. We're now into this for a week", Dan Lilley told the judge.
The prosecutor argued the invasion of privacy charges that were dismissed and promotion of prostitution charges that Strong still faces are all part of one scheme or plan. She's hopefully that high court will rule the state can go forward with its original case against Strong including all the charges,
"And the court's decision to dismiss those counts has severely impaired the state's prosecution", Justina McGettigan told the judge.
If the trial moved forward now Strong would face the possibility of two separate trials, one of the 13 prostitution charges a second trial on the privacy charges iuf they were reinstated. The judge ruled against that.
"Two different trials, two different juries, potential for inconsistent results is not anything I think anybody wants. So for all those reasons I'm going to deny the motion to sever the counts", said Justice Nancy Mills.
Late Tuesday afternoon the Maine Supreme Court scheduled a hearing for oral arguments on the state's appeal. It's set for February 13th at 2:00pm in Portland.


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Panama jumped to the top of the CONCACAF World Cup qualifying standings with a 2-0 win over Honduras in Panama City.Luis Tejada put the home side ahead in the second minute and Blas Perez extended their advantage with a second goal on 75 minutes.
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|AFC World Cup Qualifying Review: Jordan extend lead over Australia
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|Bayern confirm Coman injury not serious
|Fabregas: Spain want third consecutive European title
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|Cristiano Ronaldo: I now want fifth Golden Shoe
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|Hulk urges Brazil to win back fans
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Comments about Groove Tubes Gold Series GT-KT66-C Matched Power Tubes:
Overall the Groove Tubes KT66 is a solid Output tube, which they did a very good job of making look like the original MOV tube. Its a great tube in an old style Marshall or HI WATT, or In a 60 watt Fender or Music man built for 6L6GC types. Great HI-FI tubes as well.
This is the KT66 that is the stock tube in Marshall Vintage Modern amps. Its a Shaugang tube. I dont care for most of the Chinese tubes ive used. They dont seem to reflect the practices of manufacturers who particularlly care if the end user of thier prducts get good results or not..As with most Chinese manufacturing volume and cost are the only concerns. For new manufacture tubes i use New Sensor, SED or JJ only.That said, if you are going to buy Chinese tubes, then the larger Power tubes tend to perform much better than their small signal tubes (especially the really big Triodes like the 807). Where i have used these KT66 tubes, and would use them again, i have used Shaugang and Sino 12AX7, 6V6,EL84, 6L6 and EL34 tubes and i wont be using any of them again.As for the Groove Tubes Label, they are owned by Fender Musical Instrument Company now, not Aspen Pittman. So whatever hang ups you may have had with the character Pittman and his style, thats a thing of the Past.
Good Quality tubes
KT66 Are expensive. The Best New made KT66 after this one is probably the New Sensor Gold Lion(which I use now) and they are almost twice as expensive.
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