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Well it's strange to be home alone for so long, Wife went to Calf her mother was in the hospital, she made it home and is ok. The wife is still out there, her daugher is buying a house and she wants to help her with the fixing up part (curtins and stuff). She has not got to spend christmas with her family or her daught in a long time, so I understand were she is at.
Even though I have one daughter here close by and a few frinds here, I still feel like things are closing in on me don't know why just that they are. I have been having a ruff time not sleeping and having a hard time controling my feeling's, just feel like I have to much time to think about things that I had no control over then or now. I just feel like I am alone and everthing is getting smaller around me you know, the walls are starting to fall and all the old feelings are rushing in, I do have a appointment with my doctor tomorrow, will go see what happens. I have a perty good doc takes good care of me and helps to keep me stright got some work for tomorrow.
I hate feeling this way it just having to much time alone, this is just a hard time of year and I am just feeling down. I have got to get back to rembering what is important, I have a good wife and good daughers who would do anything to help. It doesn't help I lost my father a WWII vet last year then my 2 of my faters brothers have also passed this year just to much death close to home bring old feelings to the front, I normaly keep things in check but getting hard to do been crying anything can set me off it seams and email or a song, even stupid stuff on tv.
I have rattled on long enough got to pull my self together.
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The Death of the Earl of Chatham
2 of 17 portraits of George Sackville Germain, 1st Viscount Sackville
Tate 2013; on loan to the National Portrait Gallery, London
The Death of the Earl of Chatham
by John Singleton Copley
oil on canvas, 1779-1781
90 in. x 121 in. (2286 mm x 3073 mm)
Lent by Tate Gallery: London: UK, 1968
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- John Singleton Copley (1737-1815), Painter. Artist associated with 21 portraits, Sitter in 5 portraits.
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- Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst (1717-1797), Field Marshal. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- Robert Bertie, 4th Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven (1756-1779), Politician; Lord Great Chamberlain. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Henry Bathurst, 2nd Earl Bathurst (1714-1794), Lord Chancellor. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- William Ponsonby, 2nd Earl of Bessborough (1704-1793), Politician and public servant. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- Richard Brocklesby (1722-1797), Physician. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- John Stuart, 1st Marquess of Bute (1744-1814), Diplomat and collector. Sitter associated with 12 portraits.
- John Jeffreys Pratt, 1st Marquess Camden (1759-1840), Politician; MP for Bath and Lord President of the Council. Sitter associated with 10 portraits.
- William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (1708-1778), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 32 portraits, Artist associated with 1 portrait.
- John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham (1756-1835), General. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- George James Cholmondeley, 1st Marquess of Cholmondeley (1749-1827), Chamberlain to the Prince of Wales. Sitter associated with 15 portraits.
- William Courtenay, 2nd Viscount Courtenay (1742-1788), Son of William Courtenay 7th de jure Earl of Devon. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- George William Coventry, 6th Earl of Coventry (1722-1809), Politician; MP for Bridport and Worcestershire. Sitter associated with 2 portraits.
- William Legge, 2nd Earl of Dartmouth (1731-1801), Lord Privy Seal. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- William Cavendish, 5th Duke of Devonshire (1748-1811), Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- John Ward, 2nd Viscount Dudley and Ward (1725-1788), Politician; MP for Marlborough and Worcestershire. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of Effingham (1746-1791), Nobleman, army officer and Governor of Jamaica. Sitter in 4 portraits.
- Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton (1726-1796), General and politician. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- Henry Belasyse, 2nd Earl of Fauconberg (1743-1802), Politician; Lord of the Bedchamber. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- Robert Shirley, 6th Earl Ferrers (1723-1787), Nobleman. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- William Wentworth Fitzwilliam, 2nd Earl Fitzwilliam (1748-1833), Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Sitter in 12 portraits.
- Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland and Strathearn (1745-1790), Brother of George III. Sitter associated with 5 portraits.
- Alexander Gordon, 4th Duke of Gordon (1743-1827), Representative peer. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Frederick North, 2nd Earl of Guilford (1732-1792), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 63 portraits.
- George Simon Harcourt, 2nd Earl Harcourt (1736-1809), Politician; MP for St Albans, fellow of the Society of Antiquaries and Doctor of Civil Law. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- John Hinchliffe (1731-1794), Bishop of Peterborough. Sitter in 4 portraits.
- George Bussy Villiers, 4th Earl of Jersey (1735-1805), Courtier. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- William Petty, 1st Marquess of Lansdowne (1737-1805), Prime Minister and patron of the arts. Sitter associated with 66 portraits.
- William Robert Fitzgerald, 2nd Duke of Leinster (1749-1804), Irish Politician; MP for Dublin and Kildare. Sitter associated with 4 portraits.
- William Henry Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton (1724-1808), Barrister and politician. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- George Montagu, 4th Duke of Manchester (1737-1788), Politician and diplomat. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield (1705-1793), Judge. Sitter in 15 portraits.
- William Markham (1719-1807), Archbishop of York; Headmaster of Westminster School. Sitter in 10 portraits.
- George Brudenell Montagu, Duke of Montagu (1712-1790), Courtier. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- George Edgcumbe, 1st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe (1720-1795), Naval lieutenant and politician. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Richard Edgcumbe, 2nd Earl of Mount Edgcumbe (1764-1839), Writer on opera. Sitter in 8 portraits.
- George Onslow, 1st Earl of Onslow (1731-1814), Politician; MP for Surrey. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- James Charles Pitt (1761-1781), Naval captain; third son of 1st Earl of Chatham. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- William Pitt (1759-1806), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 168 portraits.
- William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland (1738-1809), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 30 portraits.
- Jacob Pleydell-Bouverie, 2nd Earl of Radnor (1750-1828), Politician; MP for Salisbury. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond and Lennox (1735-1806), Field Marshal, ambassador to France and politician, Secretary of State for the Southern Department. Sitter in 26 portraits.
- Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham (1730-1782), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 13 portraits.
- Alexander Wedderburn, 1st Earl of Rosslyn (Lord Loughborough) (1733-1805), Lord Chancellor. Sitter associated with 32 portraits.
- George Sackville Germain, 1st Viscount Sackville (1716-1785), Soldier and statesman. Sitter associated with 17 portraits.
- John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich (1718-1792), First Lord of the Admiralty. Sitter associated with 24 portraits.
- Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Baron Scarsdale (1726-1804), Politician and art collector. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Jonathan Shipley (1714-1788), Bishop of St Asaph. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- Sir John Skynner (1724?-1805), Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Sitter associated with 1 portrait.
- John Spencer, 1st Earl Spencer (1734-1783), Politician; MP for Warwick. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- Granville Leveson-Gower, 1st Marquess of Stafford (1721-1803), Politician; Lord Privy Seal. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl Stanhope (1753-1816), Scientist and politician; MP for Wycombe. Sitter associated with 45 portraits.
- Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple (1711-1779), Statesman. Sitter in 15 portraits.
- Edward Thurlow, Baron Thurlow (1731-1806), Lord Chancellor. Sitter in 36 portraits.
- John Waldegrave, 3rd Earl Waldegrave (1718-1784), Politician and Lieutenant-Colonel. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- John Fane, 10th Earl of Westmorland (1759-1841), Politician; Lord Privy Seal. Sitter in 17 portraits.
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The painting represents the collapse of William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, in the House of Lords on 7 April 1778 after speaking for every measure in favour of the British colonists in America short of actual independence. Chatham died a month later. The fallen earl is surrounded by his three sons and his son-in-law, Lord Mahon, and is supported by the Dukes of Cumberland and Portland. The Duke of Richmond, who has just finished speaking, stands nearby. Lord Camden described the scene in a letter to the Duke of Grafton: 'He fell back upon his seat, and was to all appearance in the agonies of death. This threw the whole House into confusion .... even those who might have felt a secret pleasure at the accident, yet put on the appearance of distress, except only the Earl of Mansfield, who sat still, almost as much unmoved as the senseless body itself'.
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Tommy DeeMy friend Ted Berg is outstanding at feeding questions to TedQuarters. I appreciate how he dials into followers on Twitter. With the Knicks season on the horizon I feel it's a good time to tap into the brains of Knicks fans to see what was on their collective minds. The question? What questions do you have about the Knicks this year
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Tommy DeeThis is a great forward-thinking question and to me it depends on Steve Novak. I'm not sure how hard or easy it will be to trade his contract, but it's going to be interesting to see where he fits. I was watching the Bulls/Knicks Game 3 from 1996 last night and Novak could play that Jud Buechler role in the half court. A guy who just comes in and helps with space. I think Novak will help, but who does he play with in the rotation? I can see a situation with Melo at the 4 and Novak at the 3, but how does that help defensively would be my question. The Knicks may just stay put, barring injuries, considering they get Iman Shumpert back for free hopefully in January.
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Tommy DeeMost fans don't want to hear this but dumping the ball down into the post is an offensive set by itself. It's not exclusively "hero ball" a cliche hot, phrase that has found itself on way too many basketball-heavy websites. In basketball terms it's used to pick on a match up one-on-one and exploit it. The Knicks did this extensively at the elbow in a "UCLA high post set" verses the Celtics to isolate Amar'e on Kevin Garnett in 2011. If Amar'e can extend himself on the block and use his quickness he will be a handful to guard one on one anywhere on the floor and as we know if he can knock down his mid range shot, the sky is the limit for the Knicks offensively. And I'm not going to commit to saying that this is a "slow down" offense. All great offenses can beat you in many ways. In transition, in the half court and at both the 3 point and FT lines.
@_TommyDee_ How much time will we ask of Kurt Thomas? Will J Kidd play much SG? Will we (finally) go away from so many 3pt attempts?—
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Tommy DeeI think Kidd's play is very important, especially from the perimeter. The Knicks need a player to knock down threes and we know how many Kidd has made in his career. The Knicks wanted Steve Nash, and I can confirm they offered Iman Shumpert in an attempt to land him, but they have another Hall of Famer to help Carmelo. I'll worry about his contract and age after this season. Those tires aren't completely worn yet. Their 3-point attempts should be similar but I believe Kidd will help them with more makes, which will be a huge factor in the win column.
@_TommyDee_ @OGTedBerg Will Amare and Melo commit every game to the defensive end—
Brett Maher (@B_Maher845) September 18, 2012
Tommy DeeBelieve it or not the Knicks were a good enough defensive team to win many a playoff game last year with Amar'e AND Melo. I don't buy into this idea of their hopes riding on their defensive play specifically. The team has the defensive tools and depth to be very good. Let the offensive players do what they get paid to do, be extraordinary and close games. The defense should get stops and close possessions when they need to. If teams make shots, see Miami from 3, then you tip your cap. Obviously, defense is about communication and winning one on one battles, so let's hope the unit as a whole can accomplish this objective including its two stars.
@_TommyDee_ can we get an XOs breakdown of go to plays with diff res' in the game? I.e. With Camby @ 4 and TC @ 5 or JR 2 Novak 3 n STAT 4—
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The Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency is expected to take legal action to collect $118,000 in overdue rent and utility charges owed by Junction Boyz Inc., an auto body and stereo business in the Watertown Center for Business and Industry, 800 Starbuck Ave.
Lyle V. Eaton, chief financial officer of the JCIDA, told the agencys board of directors Thursday that the Watertown Industrial Center Local Development Corp., a JCIDA subagency that oversees the business center, will be advised to pursue legal action against the company to get its money back. WIC is owed $80,000 in back rent. The JCIDA is owed $38,000 in back rent dating from July 31, when it terminated its administrative services agreement with WIC and took over as landlord of the business center. The total sum includes about $4,000 in utility bills.
I think we agree weve gone as far as we can go with this business, and now its a matter of the WIC board passing a resolution saying they want to take legal action, said Mr. Eaton, who added that the business recently sent the agency a check that bounced.
They made a payment of $2,500 last month, but the full months rent is $8,882. Theres a good possibility since the tenant is this far in arrears that legal action will be the boards response, he said.
The agencys administrative services contract with the WIC board was terminated as part of a restructuring to comply with state pension rules. But even so, the agencys board decided Thursday to re-establish that same administrative contract so that the WIC functions as the landlord for the business center again. That move was made to avoid legal liability that could affect JCIDA if it continued acting as the landlord of the business center.
The WIC board, which is expected to meet this month, now will be responsible for approving the plan to take legal action against Junction Boyz.
Donald C. Alexander, CEO of the JCIDA, agreed with Mr. Eaton that now is the time to take legal action, which he will advise the WIC board to do.
This certainly isnt the first time weve run into issues with him, he said. Edward A. Sampson, owner of the business, has leased space at the back of Building A in the business center since February 2008. Ive accommodated him several times, but he hasnt followed through.
Mr. Sampson, who also owns the Junction furniture store in Seaway Plaza, said Wednesday that the auto body business took a turn for the worse in 2012 after it spent thousands to expand its 30,442-square-foot facility and upgrade equipment. In the past year, the company has cut its staff from 17 employees to nine. The company installs car audio equipment and completes custom body work, collision repairs and paint jobs.
Were now trying to make quicker payments that are due monthly so that we can apply to the old debt, Mr. Sampson said. The business has dropped off mainly because last winter there was no business to speak of. Because there was no snow, there were no collisions, and we had very little business compared to normal years.
The business made numerous upgrades in 2011, he said, because its volume of sales was strong and it expected to continue growing. Like his company, he said, most of the regions businesses in the automotive industry began to experience difficulties by the end of 2011. Fort Drum families that the business previously relied on, for example, stopped bringing their cars in to be repaired.
By November of 2011, everything just started to drop volume-wise, he said. We thought by the first of the year it was going to bounce back, but without cold weather we werent selling anything cold-related.
Mr. Sampson is nevertheless optimistic the business can forge a comeback this winter, when collision repairs typically pick up because of snowfall.
Were now reworking our Web pages and going after Internet sales to reach outside the area, he said. We now have equipment to take on any amount of work volume, but its still slow.
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|Sunday, 17 April 2011 08:08
Not even Mother Nature could stop the Watauga High track teams on Saturday.
Despite nasty weather and strong winds, the WHS track teams not only hosted a meet, but they dominated the field and won in convincing fashion at Jack Groce Stadium. The WHS women won 13 events and dominated the field with 186 points. Daniel Boone High School (from Gray, Tennessee) was a distant second with 106. The WHS men bested the field winning 11 events, racking up 158 points. Daniel Boone finished second with 117.
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports reporter
Winning inspires confidence. For the Carbon High Football team, the feeling of having a few wins under their belt has changed not only the mindset of the program, but the outlook as well.
After a string of tough seasons with few wins and long losing streaks, the Dinos broke out to a 4-0 start to the 2011 season. It was the Dinos' best start in over 50 years.
It brought the players closer together and grabbed the attention of many in the community, including those who played for the Dinos during successful periods for the program.
While the Dinos lost five straight Region 12 games to finish the season, the 2012 season has them looking to take another step forward.
Just by winning, the program and the mindset of those involved has changed. Winning is nice, but now it's becoming an expectation, according to head coach Jeff Blanc.
With five non-region games to start the season against teams including Grand, American Leadership Academy, Ben Lomond, Union and Altamont, Blanc said the team is focused on getting out to a strong start to the season.
"It's five games we should be able to win," Blanc said noting the amount of work the players have put in over the course of the summer and during two-a-days leading into the season. "We know we're now capable of going out there and getting a win."
On offense the Dinos will be looking take the spread offense to the next level after implementing the new system last season. When they offense was clicking, the Dinos treated their fans to a number of long touchdown runs and passes thanks to the quick strike nature of the spread.
Blanc said the offense will be lead by returning senior quarterback Dakota Cisneros. With a new stable of running backs including Dominic Rondinelli and Cameron Rutherford, the Dinos will be looking to move the ball down the field quickly and effectively.
"The spread offense can be tough for new players to pick up," Blanc said. "But we've got a lot of talent returning on offense which should help us."
One addition to the offense at wide receiver will be senior Jordan Blanc. After sitting out much of his sophomore and his entire junior seasons due to knee injuries, Blanc will be expected to give the Dinos a fleet-footed receiver who can grab plenty of yards after a catch.
On defense, Blanc said the Dinos will be looking to run out of a 5-2 formation. With most of the experience on defense returning at linebacker and in the secondary, Blanc said the team is looking to try and bolster a young defensive line.
"We've got a lot of youth along the defensive line so we'll be looking for guys to step up this season," he said. With many of the Region 12 teams running a version of the spread offense, Blanc said he is hopeful the young defensive line will clog running lanes and keep opposing teams from controlling the game clock by running the ball.
The effects of winning have not only shown up by the amount of people in the stands and the talk of the program in the community, but also in the eyes of the young freshmen and sophomores looking to continue getting the program going in the right direction.
"We've got a lot of underclassmen on the team who are excited to work hard and continue with the upperclassmen in helping build the program back up again," Blanc explained. With the Blue and White game on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Carbon High Football Field, Blanc said the team will be focusing on getting the players prepared for their first game against Grand on Aug. 17.
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CENTRAL FALLS - Helen M. Gula 85, passed away Wednesday March 20, 2013 at her residence. She was the beloved wife of the late Frank G. Gula.
Born in Cumberland she was a daughter of the late Michael and Mary (Szlachta) Galuska. She lived in Central Falls for the past 72 years.
Before retiring she was employed as a Payroll Clerk for Apex in the Pawtucket store for 25 years. She was a member of the Daughters of Isabella Santa Maria Circle # 58.
Helen leaves two loving daughters Donna DeGuilio and her husband Normand of Central Falls and Cindy Swanson and her husband Paul of Portsmouth. She also leaves her devoted sister and caregiver Sarah "Sally" Galuska of Central Falls.
Her funeral will be held Saturday March 23, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. from the Karol A. Romenski & Sons Funeral Home 342 High Street Central Falls with a Mass of Christian Burial in Holy Spirit Parish (St. Matthews Church) 1030 Dexter Street Central Falls at 11:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are welcome to attend and may call at the Funeral Home Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers Memorial Donations to Home And Hospice Care of Rhode Island 1085 North Main Street Providence, RI 02904-9826 would be greatly appreciated. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery Cumberland.
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NEW YORK — On Monday, March 25, the permanent mission to the United Nations from Mexico sponsored a press event where representatives of four major non-governmental organizations (NGOs) made statements on the progress of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) negotiations currently underway in New York.
The four speakers — representing Oxfam, the World Council of Churches, Amnesty International, and Control Arms — lamented the fact that the current version of the gun control treaty is too weak to be effective.
"This treaty is not good enough," said Anna MacDonald of Oxfam. "This is not the treaty that is going to save lives and protect people."
Decrying the "loopholes," "weaknesses," and "deficiencies" of the proposal, the groups called for increased regulation and more robust enforcement provisions.
At one point, departing from the globalist party line which promises that the treaty will not affect domestic gun laws, MacDonald warned that the ATT could only save the world from violence if it is made more stringent and is "consistently enforced across state borders."
Among the many complaints registered by these human rights groups, the one most often mentioned Monday was the draft proposal's failure to clamp down on the sale, trade, and transfer of ammunition.
As I've written early in this series of reports from the UN, nearly every nation participating in the negotiations advocates a more robust treaty, one that will include regulations and eventual confiscation of ammunition.
When pressed by reporters to name the state parties responsible for the treaty's lack of substantial anti-ammo provisions, MacDonald named the United States.
Secretary of State John Kerry, however, issued a statement just prior to the opening of the latest attempt to hammer out an arms trade agreement announcing that the U.S. was "steadfast in its commitment to achieve a strong and effective Arms Trade Treaty that helps address the adverse effects of the international arms trade on global peace and stability."
There is also the irrefutable fact that there would be no conference right now were it not for the fact that the Obama administration's previously filed objections to the treaty mysteriously disappeared after the president won reelection in November.
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This documentary follows the most unlikely troupe of tap dancers you're likely to meet, the Silver Belles, five former showgirls who danced at the Apollo and other legendary Harlem venues in the 1930s-40s. It is little remembered that these young women led the historic first strike by African American performers. They walked out of the Apollo one Saturday night in a successful bid for higher wages and established the American Guild of Variety Artists, for black and white performers nationwide. The Silver Belles have rich stories to tell about the history they made dancing at Harlem's legendary venues--the Cotton Club, Connie's Inn, Small's Paradise. They toured the world, were honored abroad, and danced on the first black USO tour (when they stole the "for colored only" signs off the trains they rode in America's Jim Crow south). When the big band era ended, and with it the need for show dancers, they went into other work, until they put their shoes back on in 1985, and kept on dancing. Now aged 84 to 96, they have been performing together to standing ovations at places like Carnegie Hall for the past 20 years, as sassy as they ever were.
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GOUVERNEUR Injuries that led to the death of a Gouverneur baby were not inflicted accidentally, a doctor testified at the preliminary hearing of the man accused of killing the 7-month-old boy.
The fracture found at the back of Braylin W. Chamberss head was a result of something cataclysmic and nonaccidental, and was caused by a significant trauma, said Dr. Donald C. Schuessler Jr., E.J. Noble Hospital medical director, a pediatrician for 29 years.
The doctors testimony was a part of a preliminary hearing Monday in Gouverneur Town Court, where Judge Stanley H. Young Jr. found reasonable cause for Gary L. McKenzie to be charged with a felony connected to the childs death.
The baby was admitted to the emergency room early on July 16 after Mr. McKenzie, 22, of 154 Hailesboro St., Apt. 26, allegedly dropped him on his head.
Mr. McKenzie, who is the fianc� of the infants mother, Savanna Goble, claimed he dropped the infant after being scared when the child got sick, police reports said. Trooper Patrick E. Loveland, who questioned him at the apartment after the child was transported to the hospital, recounted during the hearing what he was told.
He held the child away from his body and he said the child got sick, Trooper Loveland said. He said he got scared, stepped back and tripped over the diaper bag.
Trooper Loveland said that when Mr. McKenzie demonstrated his fall, he retracted his arms and pulled the baby against his chest, then thrust them forward, throwing the child.
The child hit the ground with enough impact to cause his heart and breathing to stop, Dr. Schuessler testified. He said the autopsy he reviewed showed the child suffered a fractured skull and bleeding in the brain.
St. Lawrence County Public Defender Stephen D. Button asked the doctor whether he was able to determine when the fractures took place, as the infant had bruising on his head from what was reported as a fall three or four days earlier.
Dr. Schuessler, who did not perform the autopsy, said he could not determine when the fractures happened, but said coagulation of blood on the brain showed there might have been damage done prior to the fatal event.
There were multiple bruises about the forehead and eyes that were not accidental, Dr. Schuessler said. None of the injuries looked accidental and they were done with significant force.
Additionally, Trooper Loveland said, the placement of the diaper bag in the room was something he found odd, even after Mr. McKenzie told him that he had moved things around before police arrived.
He said he found it strange that in a time of crisis, Mr. McKenzie would stop and clean up while the child was on the floor injured.
I would have never have thought to put all the contents back in the bag, Trooper Loveland said. In an emergency situation, that is the furthest thing from your mind. The most important thing is living and breathing.
But Mr. Button said that the arguments made in court didnt prove recklessness, only that an accident occurred.
Mr. McKenzie has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor, and reckless assault of a child, a felony.
Mr. Button requested the court release his client under probationary supervision as he said he believed there was failure to find evidence of a felony, and his ties to the Fort Drum as a private first class in the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, keep him from being a flight risk.
District Attorney Nicole M. Duv� said not only had there been evidence of a felony being committed, but multiple felonies, and she would seek additional charges that would include manslaughter.
The district attorney alleged that Mr. McKenzie sent a text message to Ms. Goble asking her to lie to police investigators about what happened. Ms. Goble is in Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, with a broken pelvis and a shattered femur after a car crash last week; otherwise, Ms. Duv� said, she would have been a witness in Mondays preliminary hearing.
Judge Young issued an order of protection in favor of Ms. Goble and sent Mr. McKenzie to St Lawrence County jail, Canton, on $50,000 bail or $100,000 bond while the case is brought before a grand jury.
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The medical community has made great strides treating coronary and carotid artery diseases and reducing mortality associated with myocardial infarctions and strokes. While as many as 3 million Americans have renal artery stenosis (RAS)—a condition that narrows or blocks the vessels that supply blood to the kidneys—RAS is often overlooked and underdiagnosed.
Patient selection criteria and interventional treatment parameters for renal artery stenosis
A severe renal artery stenosis is suggested by a much higher aortic blood pressure reading than in the renal artery (pulse rate of 94 compared with 35).
RAS is often clinically "silent." When it does cause clinical manifestations, the most frequent one is hypertension; in fact, RAS is the most common secondary vascular cause of hypertension. It can lead to cardiac disturbances, such as flash pulmonary edema and unstable angina. Finally, RAS can cause renal insufficiency. A small but significant number of patients with RAS will even progress to occlusion and require dialysis. While much less common than essential hypertension, RAS should be considered in middle-aged or older patients whose blood pressure control becomes more difficult to manage, or when the patient presents with severe hypertension.
There is considerable debate among physicians about which patients with RAS should be treated with percutaneous transluminal renal angioplasty (PTRA) and stent placement, and at what threshold. Specialists at the Massachusetts General Hospital Vascular Center support the use of PTRA with stenting, but only when performed by highly experienced clinicians and only for patients who are likely to derive a clinical benefit. Opening the narrowed artery simply to restore the normal caliber is not recommended.
Etiology of RAS
Atherosclerosis is the predominant cause of RAS. Patients with RAS typically have a buildup of plaque in other arterial beds as well. Atherosclerotic RAS is becoming increasingly prevalent as the population ages.
While a narrowing can occur within the body of the kidney artery, the most frequent site is at its origin coming off the aorta. Stenosis at this ostial location is caused at least partially by aortic plaque that extends over and constricts the origin of the kidney artery. Patients may have unilateral or bilateral RAS.
Fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD) is a less common but very important cause of RAS. FMD is a genetic condition that affects more women than men and can cause RAS leading to high blood pressure. While it may be present in patients of all ages, FMD often occurs in young patients and should be strongly considered in those younger than 30 years of age who present with severe hypertension. There are five different subtypes of FMD, each with its own distinctive pattern of stenosis. The most common is known as medial fibroplasia, which causes weblike narrowings within the renal artery.
Other less prevalent conditions can also cause RAS.
Clinical Manifestations and Risk FactorsPhysicians should consider RAS in patients with these symptoms and risk factors:
Patients whose hypertension is controlled and renal function remains normal may not need diagnostic evaluation for RAS. Clinicians should monitor these patients and pursue diagnostic testing if hypertension becomes difficult to manage and/or renal function deteriorates.
Multidisciplinary, Subspecialty Care
At the Mass General Vascular Center, a multidisciplinary team of physicians, including nephrologists, interventional radiologists, interventional cardiologists, vascular surgeons, and vascular medicine physicians who specialize in hypertension, works with the patient's primary care physician to diagnose RAS and provide evidence-based medical and interventional care.
Diagnosing RAS
The renal artery duplex ultrasonography study is often the first test used to diagnose and grade the severity of RAS. These noninvasive tests are cost-effective, sensitive, and specific. Duplex ultrasonography can be used to determine the size of the kidney, preservation or loss of the renal cortex, and the degree of artery narrowing.
Other diagnostic tests include computed tomographic angiography (CTA) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). These tests provide actual images of the renal artery. However, they are more costly than duplex ultrasound and have liabilities. CTA exposes patients to contrast dye and radiation, and MRA is not accurate at assessing the degree of narrowing, although it can detect stenosis.
RAS is often diagnosed during invasive angiograms to evaluate the coronary or lower extremity arteries. In 2006, the American Heart Association issued a scientific advisory recommending that physicians evaluate the renal arteries in certain patients during coronary catheterization procedures.
Medical Therapy May Be Sufficient
Medical treatment for RAS is very similar to treating other forms of vascular disease. Physicians at the Vascular Center may prescribe one or more medications to manage hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes. They may recommend that patients take aspirin and they may provide lifestyle counseling about losing excess weight, exercising regularly, and quitting smoking.
The Role of Interventional Therapy
After the renal artery stenosis has been corrected, the blood pressure in the aorta (pulse rate of 102) is nearly identical to that of the distal renal artery (pulse rate of 101).
Conflicting data regarding treatment outcomes has led to confusion and disparate views among physicians about the use of interventional procedures to treat patients with RAS. Some physicians advocate medical therapy alone and claim patients do not benefit from and may actually be harmed by procedure-related complications, such as atheroembolism and contrast nephropathy.
Mass General Vascular Center specialists, however, support the use of PTRA with stenting as an effective revascularization strategy that can significantly improve outcomes in specific patients with refractory hypertension, rapidly declining kidney function, or cardiac disturbance syndromes, such as flash pulmonary edema, congestive heart failure, or angina. In particular, Vascular Center physicians suggest early intervention in patients with a kidney transplant, with critical stenosis of both renal arteries, and with narrowing to a single functioning kidney (with the other kidney removed due to cancer, trauma, or shrunken from prior arterial blockage).
In these patients, renal artery stenting may help reduce blood pressure, prevent or delay the long-term effects of hypertension, and allow some patients to discontinue or reduce antihypertensive medications. Renal artery stenting may also help preserve renal function. Some patients are able to avoid dialysis and, although rarely, others can actually regain enough kidney function to come off dialysis once their renal arteries are opened.
Interventional Considerations
Balloon angioplasty alone is generally not sufficient for obstructions in the origin of the renal artery, the most common site for atherosclerotic RAS. Plaque in this area is thick, resistant, and likely to reform. Stents act like a scaffold to maintain the patency; stents are employed in nearly every patient whose renal arteries are narrowed from atherosclerosis.
Patients with RAS from FMD, in contrast, usually respond well to balloon angioplasty alone and rarely require stenting. Following interventional treatment, patients with FMD often have normal or nearly normal blood pressure, thus reducing the amount of or avoiding the need for lifelong medication.
Renal angioplasty and stenting procedures are technically demanding and require significant expertise to achieve optimal results and avoid complications. For example, positioning the stent precisely so that it protrudes slightly into the aorta (as is desirable) can be challenging. Likewise, minimizing manipulation to avoid atheroembolism requires a high level of expertise. Physicians in the Vascular Center sometimes use embolic protection devices to capture and remove plaque debris.
Massachusetts General Hospital: At the Forefront of National RAS EffortsPhysicians at the Mass General Vascular Center are working to promote the appropriate care of patients with RAS on the national level. Several Mass General physicians have been pioneers in developing and testing stents for RAS, even creating and leading the landmark ASPIRE-2 trial, which ultimately led to FDA approval of these devices. ASPIRE-2 demonstrated that balloon-expandable stents provide a safe, effective, and durable treatment for RAS when balloon angioplasty fails to open the artery enough.
In addition, physicians at the Mass General Vascular Center, as experts in noninvasive ultrasound imaging, have taken the national leadership role in developing what are now widely accepted criteria for defining significant RAS.
Mass General physicians have also been involved in the National Institutes of Health-sponsored Cardiovascular Outcomes in Renal Atherosclerotic Lesions (CORAL) trial, which seeks to determine which patients with RAS truly need to be stented in order to prevent death, kidney failure, or other adverse outcomes, and which patients can forego invasive treatment.
Finally, Mass General physicians are studying newer devices such as covered stents for patients with restenosis, working with the Food and Drug Administration to develop performance criteria for any new stents approved for renal angioplasty procedures, and developing a registry of renal artery stent patients.
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Tip # 1: Keep round sunglasses in the mix.
Though we're definitely focused on cat-eye frames this season, that doesn't mean you have to put your other sunnies into cold storage! Au contraire, dear readers, your favorite circular shades are still a stylish optionÂ--just look at Amber Le Bon for proof. Spotted at a Harvey Nichols press review last month in London, the model softened her MOD outfit with a delicate pair of round sunglasses. If you like her look, we suggest picking up a similar style to add a dash of hippie-chic to your tougher wardrobe essentials. Try ASOS's Metal Round Sunglasses ($20), Calvin Klein Classics' Limited Edition Round Sunglasses ($405), or, for a slightly more substantial iteration, Karen Walker's Number Six Sunglasses ($170) in Crazy Tort!
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One of our favorite it-BritsÂ--the one and only Alexa ChungÂ--inspired us anew last month with the outfit she wore to the Louis Vuitton F/W show in Paris. While the fashion frontrunner definitely looked darling in her Louis Vuitton Tweed Military Pockets Coat ($3380, 866.Vuitton), it was actually her footwear that demanded our attention. We love the way she made wood platforms (in her case, a pair of Marni shoes from F/W 08) work in cooler climes by styling them with black opaque tights. The transitional combo lets you wear the season's of-the-moment shoes in a practical wayÂ--always a good thing. If you haven't found a favorite platform yet, we've got some suggestions for you, like Stuart Weitzman's Apron Gladiator Clog Sandals ($375), Diane Von Furstenberg's Opal Crisscross Wedge Sandals ($295), or Joie's Sharona Sandals ($325), all darling choices.
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Nothing promises pleasure more readily than the words "freshly baked." And nothing says magnum opus as definitively as Baking with Julia, which offers the dedicated home cook, whether a novice or seasoned veteran, a unique distillation of the baker's art.
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Knicks' Offense Become a Three for All
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Zach Lowe has an excellent breakdown of the strength of the Knicks' offense this season over at Grantland, and addresses the lingering question of whether the Knicks are taking too many threes. While the Knicks currently have the league's most efficient offense, they are also on pace to shoot the most three-pointers in the history of the NBA and are shooting a robust 41% from downtown, which is, you know, good. This has caused some (ahem, Barkley) to question whether the Knicks' hot shooting is sustainable.
Lowe argues that there is nothing to suggest that there is anything fundamentally flawed about the team's attack, nor reason to think they won't be able to continue to be one of the league's best:
In other words: The Knicks are jacking a ton of triples, but they really aren't that different from some very good teams that came before them. The combination of so many 3's and so few free throws might be problematic, but it's not atypical — one can lead to the other — and the Knicks make up for the free throw disparity by holding onto the ball.
When I asked head coach Mike Woodson before last night's Lakers game if the record pace concerned him, he admitted he wasn't aware of it. "I didn't even know," he told reporters during his pregame press session. "I don't care. You just gotta make 'em."
Another reason not to worry: New York is generally getting really good looks from outside, owing mostly to the development and health of Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler.
Honestly, this is becoming a tiresome line of argument. At 17-5, it seems reasonable to conclude that the Knicks are for real. Will they continue to shoot threes at 41%? Probably not, but will a few percentage point drop off cause the entire season to be derailed? Absolutely not.
Now, wondering whether some cold shooting could ultimately doom them over a short playoff series may be a legitimate concern, but it's not like the Knicks' offense is entirely reliant on its three-point marksmen. They do have a player who is fairly consistently able to create his own offense, a fella by the name of Carmelo Anthony whose work you may be enjoying.
Similarly, the return of Amar'e Stoudemire, while prophesied as some sort of doomsday by many, will actually give Mike Woodson enormous flexibility, and pretty much allow them to play their preferred style even when Melo is on the bench. Yes, folks, it is quite possible that adding another dynamic offensive player might even make the offense better. Who knew?
After years of impotent failure, some Knicks' skepticism is understandable, but it may be time to ease the relentless suspicion about New York's three-point gunning. It turns out hitting those shots may be a good thing, from what I hear, they even give you three points for it.


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STUART -- A B25 making a run on the airport at the end of my street. The camera was a Canon Digital EOS Rebel XTi with an 18 to 55 mm zoom lens.
STUART -- Photo taken on Nov. 9 with a Nikon D-80.
STUART -- "Smiley Face" at the Air Show, taken aboard the Saint Lucie Power Squadron Raft Up.
STUART -- The picture was taken while anchored at Hooker Cove. This was one of the grand finale shows. Photo taken with a Kodak Easy Share Z812IS.
STUART -- "Panchito" on a low fly over the Stuart VNA Air Show on Saturday.
Roger Myers of Jensen Beach took this photo of a chopper and hang glider.
Roger Myers of Jensen Beach took this photo of military jet aircraft.
Lisa Cummings of Stuart took this photo. This picture was taken from our boat on Saturday. There were many boats in the water, it was a wonderful day without the crowds.
"KILLER B" photo taken from the deck of the Pelican Cafe on the river in Stuart almost under the Roosevelt bridge at about 5 p.m. It was an amazing ending to the VNA airshow. Donald Kelly took this photo with a Canon EOS 5D with a 500mm lens.
Robert Scott of Port St. Lucie took this photo. Aeroshell demo team on a twilight flight with flame lighting effects during the dirtyflight suit party on Friday.
Robert Scott of Port St. Lucie took this picture. This was during the "dirty flightsuit party," a minature night show was performed including a handgliding event with firework effects.
Terry Gallagher of Stuart took this photo on Saturday.
Carol Tabbert of Vero Beach took this photo. It was taken with a Canon Power Shot SX100.
Marisol Guntkowski of Port St. Lucie took this photo on Nov. 9. She used a I used a Kodak EasyShare Z1012 IS.
Riki Russell of Palm City took this picture of a World War Ii bomber at the Stuart VNA Airshow. It was taken with Canon 20D.
Marisol Guntkowski of Port St. Lucie took this photo on Nov. 9. She used a Kodak EasyShare Z1012 IS.
Diane Spicer took this picture of the VNA AirShow as seen from our 17' SeaRay center console, "SpiceSea." Dave Spicer is watching the F15 fly-by along with many other boats anchored on the St Lucie River.
Eric Phifer of Stuart took this photo. Brianna Phifer takes off on a wild horse ride on the carousel at the VNA Air Show.
Eric Phifer of Stuart took this photo. Dylan Phifer performs an imaginary fly-by at the VNA Airshow.
William Brenner of Palm City took this photo. A parachuter colors the sky during the VNA Air Show on Nov. 8. It was taken with a Nikon D80 from our boat in the St. Lucie River.
Debbie Monroe of Port St. Lucie took this photo. Chris Monroe with daughter Skylar, 2, at the VNA Air Show.
Marisol Guntkowski took shot of acrobatic planes using a Kodak EasyShare Z1012 IS.
Marisol Guntkowski took this shot of looping planes.
Planes fly in formation.
Planes fly in formation while making smoke trails.
Michael Matos of Port St. Lucie took this photo of the pilots just hanging out with their toys.
The Aeroshell Aerobatic Team performs breathtaking maneuvers.
David Marriott captured these warbirds.
Denver Rozzo from Palm Beach Gardens prepares for take-off.
Linda Marriott snapped these planes.
Robert Scott snapped this F4U Corsair flying overhead on Saturday.
Robert Scott took this photo of an F-15 during a high G turn Saturday.
An F15 in full vertical thrust from the vertical flight position as it crosses midfield.
Roger Myers took this photo of the Black Dragon Jump Team bringing the American flag to the airshow.
A hanglider flies patriotic colors.
A helicopter trails the words "God Bless the USA."
Military planes from different eras fly in formation for a heritage flight.
Lisa Cummings caught this view of the airshow from the family boat.
Planes swoop through the sky.
The AeroShell Acrobatic Team holds tight formation.
Jim Beurrier took this photo of an F-4 Phantom makes a tight turn before heading back to Witham Field. Taken with a Canon Digital EOS Rebel XTi with an 18 to 55 mm zoom lens.
A plane flies across the Pine School soccer field.
Cecile Rivas took this photo of a parachutist descending with an American Flag as the national anthem was being sung. This was in honor of our veterans and soldiers.
Dustin Davis took this photo of a couple of Mustangs -- his 2000 Ford Mustang GT with the P-51 Mustang named Glamorous Gal.
The sun sets at the end of a great show.
The F-16 Falcon and the F-15 Eagle break away from the P-51 Mustang during the heritage flight in Sunday's show.
F-16 Fighting Falcon makes a demonstration flight Sunday.
Bill Crow of Jensen Beach photographed an F-15 during Friday's rehearsal show.
Neile Trumbo of Stuart shows you don't have to be at Witham Field to enjoy the airshow, when he captured these planes from a friend's backyard in Stuart.
A plane seems to fly between power lines in this shot from a backyard in Stuart.
J.J. Clarke of Port St. Lucie took this photo of Walt "Ole Smokey" Pierce flying his Stearman Bi-Plane, with his granddaughter and Jenny Forsythe on the wings.
The Aeroshell Acrobatic Team flies right at us.
David Spicer of Port St. Lucie took this photo. The Heritage Flight showcased the precision of the F-15 Eagle, F-16 Viper and P-51 Mustang pilots as they hovered barely above the treetops along the St Lucie River. Their flying formation expertise was amazing.
The Aeroshell Acrobatic team flies in formation.
A Marines helicopter wows the crowd with fancy maneuvers.