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JAY–After a fantastic season in his first year at the helm of the North Country girl's hockey team, coach Clause Paul's squad has added even more horsepower to an already potent line-up.
The Falcons have gotten stronger in every facet of the game, from defense, to offense, but most notably, in goal.
Last season Tara Langmaid did an admirable job of stepping into Meghan Simpson's skates after Simpson went down due to injury, but at times her inexperience showed.
NEWPORT – It's a win. The Orleans County State's Attorney has dismissed the charge of trespassing against Barton Chronicle publisher Chris Braithwaite.
In a statement published on the Barton Chronicle website (http://bartonchronicle.com/), Braithwaite said: "It is my hope that journalists who find themselves in a similar situation will bear this case in mind when they are ordered to leave the scene of important public event."
Attorney Phil White had filed a new motion to dismiss the case after receiving documents subpoenaed from Green Mountain Power (GMP).
NEWPORT CITY – A recount that took place at the Orleans County District Court House yesterday showed the Republican Mark Higley did retain his House seat in Montpelier.
Results after November's election showed Higley had won over his Progressive opponent Katherine Sims 920 to 887.
This time results showed that Higley won 924 to Sims' 892.
"I respect the results and I congratulate Mark on a successful campaign and wish him the best of luck," said Sims, who had called for recount. "With a race that close, I think it's prudent to follow things all the way through."
NEWPORT – Sen. Robert Starr of North Troy and Senator elect John Rodgers brought some good news and bad news to the North Country Union High School Facilities Planning Committee Tuesday evening.
The committee, which is comprised of board members, community members and project officials, is studying potential "no frills" renovations, as well as work to bring the school in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Principal Bill Rivard emphasized the needs with a Powerpoint presentation that showed photographs of some of the troubled areas.Â
NEWPORT–After a seventh place finish in their return to full time varsity status last year, the North Country wrestling team is hoping that this season's team can build on that success and do even better during the 2012-2013 campaign.
"I think we have a good chance of doing a lot better this year than last," said coach Chris Mandigo. "Last year we won a couple of dual meets, this year I expect to do a lot better."
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The 42-ton ship, soon to be renamed The Northern Star, will begin offering tours on the lake in the spring of 2013.
The boat is 65 feet long and holds 49 passengers.
Prior to operating on Lake Champlain, it ran on waterways in Virginia.
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CHARLESTON - A rapid moving fire destroyed a building at NorthWoods Stewardship Center Thanksgiving weekend.
Flames broke out in the boiler building around 8 p.m. Saturday November 24, and luckily someone was there to take action.
Northwoods Executive Director Jayson Benoit saw the fire, went for the fire extinguisher and called for help. The Charleston Fire Department responded and found the building fully engulfed in flames, said Duane Moulton, Charleston's fire chief.
DERBY, VT - The North Country Union Junior High School has embarked on an ambitious project to create a walking path that will start behind the school and will border the soccer fields, providing a nice view of the elk farm and Derby Pond.
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Total cost for the project is estimated at $31,500, which works out at $9 per foot of pathway.
NEWPORT–When was the last time you saw a member of the North Country basketball team dunk a ball?
In the three years since I have been covering the team I had yet to see it happen, but when I stopped by the NCU gym to chat with coach Brian Bonvechio, I finally saw it.
Freshman Kendrick Gray soared down the lane, went up, and came down with a thunderous one-handed slam, ushering in a new era and attitude of Falcon basketball.
NEWPORT–This year it is going to be about the doing the little things right for the North Country girl's basketball team.
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The camera seem to add 3 inches of "poop" eating grin in that first photo of me.
The camera seem to add 3 inches of "poop" eating grin in that first photo of me.
And a very nice poop-eating grin it is!
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Great pics...Mrs. SC just got our developed. I can scan them and if someone is willing to host, I'll throw them up here as well...they are from the whole wknd, not just the gathering, but let me know! :GAC:
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Hey SC,Originally Posted by SC Reds Fans
Glad you two had a nice time! If you scan them and save then to your computer, you can post them. You don't need a host. Either way, I would be happy to do it for you. Just email them to me. I will PM you my address if you want to do it that way.
What TeamMorris said. You should be able to scan them to your computer (save in a folder), and then post them.
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Nice shot of my *ss. And no, I'm not talking about Mr creek. :RedinDC:
Will trade this space for a #1 starter.
Great pics! I'm new here and can't wait to get to know the gang better and hopefully meet up and party with you guys & gals sometime!
BTW, you look great Super11...
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What is his email so I can send that to him! :
Aww, thanks, CincyFan4Life... I swear, people on this board are too nice!!!
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And made me reach for something more"
"Love is doing all the little things that don't show up in the box score."
Not a problem Super, just stating the facts!
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - TUSD's Mexican-American studies program may be shut down, but the controversy remains alive and in the national spotlight. This time it's Comedy Central's Daily Show with Jon Stewart taking a satirical stab at the story. Program supporters say it's funny because it's true, but at least one school district board member isn't laughing.
In the Monday night segment now posted online, Tucson Unified School District board member Michael Hicks shared his concerns over the now defunct ethnic studies program.
"My concern was a lot of the radical ideas they were teaching in these classes, telling these kids that this is their land, the whites took it over and the only way to get out from beneath the gringo, which is the white man, is by bloodshed," Hicks told the interviewer, Al Madrigal.
Madrigal asked, "When you sat in on these classes, what types of--." The clip shows Hicks interrupting, saying, "I chose not to go to any of their classes. Why even go? Why even go? I based my thoughts on hearsay from others so I based it off of those."
That's one of a number of lines and fumbles from Hicks providing laughs for the audience, but perhaps not for him.
9 On Your Side reporter Kevin Keen called Hicks Tuesday. He didn't want to talk, but referred Keen to a statement that read, "I went on this show to talk about the Mexican American Studies (MAS) classes. I was mislead by the 'reporter' and was told that they were interested in a real interview. It was nothing of the sort."
Hicks also wrote, "And for the record, they spliced my comments in several areas during this segment. I can assure you that my statements were taken out of context. Many of my answers were altered to suit their needs."
"Do you think that that may have happened?" Keen asked Tucson attorney Richard Martinez. "No, I think those words are entirely his," he answered.
Martinez is representing a group of educators in a lawsuit to bring the program back. He watched the show Monday night. He says Hicks' words reveal the thinking of local and state education officials who wanted to end the program.
"It took off the veneer of legitimacy and you get to see how biased and how superficial the decision was," Martinez said, referring to the decision to end the ethnic studies program. "What it really reflects is not a reasoned decision, but it reflects this notion of 'We just don't want them and we're getting rid of them.'"
Hicks also wrote in his statement: "What I find more troubling is that there are those who will believe that what they saw on the Daily Show is accurate and complete news. They will then most likely base their judgments on inaccurate information designed specifically to support the view of Daily Show producers."
Keen asked Martinez, "Do you think people who watch that will walk away thinking that everything presented there was fact?" "They should," he answered. "I think it was clear that his answers were factual. He didn't go in there to be a comedy act. He was there as a governing school board member. He was invited as a board member. He was invited to give real answers to real questions. I think you got was a glimmer into is into the mind, the soul of Michael Hicks."
9 On Your Side also contacted the district, every board member, the state department of education and other Mexican-American studies supporters for comment. We also left messages for the teacher interviewed in the Daily Show piece, Curtis Acosta.
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News about St John's University, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 7, 2015
St John's University hires Mitch Richmond as special assistant to men's basketball coach Chris Mullin. MORE
Aug. 31, 2015
David Power starts classes at Pace Law School, hopeful ending to story involving his expulsion from St John's Law School for having failed to disclose extent of drug charges filed against him in 1999 when he was young man; Power sued St John's, and case went to New York State Court of Appeals, but lost; story came to attention of Pace Prof Bennet L Gershman, who thought St John's was unduly harsh and encouraged Power to apply to Pace. MORE
Apr. 24, 2015
St John's University men's basketball coach Chris Mullin adds transfers Darien Williams, Ron Mvouika and Tariq Owens. MORE
Apr. 10, 2015
Lawsuit brought by onetime student David Powers against St John's University for expelling him halfway through his coursework after revelation that he was once drug addict highlights push to limit information employers and schools can request about applicant's criminal background; school, which alleges Powers lied by admitting drug use on his application but omitting dropped charge of drug sales, wins court case. MORE
Apr. 2, 2015
St John's introduces former NBA star and executive Chris Mullin as their new men's basketball coach; Mullin is considered legend at St John's, where he led team to Final Four in 1985. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Harvey Araton On College Basketball column examines St John's decision to hire former star player Chris Mullin as coach; observes that Mullin's family pedigree and status as NBA Hall of Famer will likely resonate with players despite their young age, and could help in recruiting. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
Chris Mullin, who as player helped St John's reach the Final Four of the 1985 NCAA men's basketball tournament, strikes deal to coach team; decision is unusual given that Mullin has no coaching experience. MORE
Mar. 28, 2015
St John's and men's basketball coach Steve Lavin agree to part ways after five seasons; Lavin led Red Storm to NCAA tournament twice during his tenure. MORE
Mar. 21, 2015
College Basketball Men's NCAA Tournament Roundup; San Diego State defeats St John's, 76-64, in NCAA round of 64; other tournament results noted. MORE
Mar. 20, 2015
NCAA Tournament Roundup; St John's University will face San Diego State University in NCAA men's basketball tournament round of 64 without starting center Chris Obekpa, who is on two-week suspension for failing drug test. MORE
Mar. 13, 2015
Providence College beats St John's University, 74-57, in Big East tournament; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
St John's men's basketball team defeats Georgetown, 81-70. MORE
Feb. 8, 2015
St John's men's basketball team defeats Creighton, 84-66. MORE
Jan. 26, 2015
Duke University men's basketball team beats St John's, 77-68, as coach Mike Krzyzewski achieves his 1,000th win. MORE
Jan. 22, 2015
St John's edges Marquette, 60-57, in men's college basketball action; Marquette's coach Steve Wojciechowski is among former assistants under Duke's coach Mike Krzyzewski who have become head coaches at other schools. MORE
Jan. 7, 2015
Villanova beats St John's, 90-72, in men's college basketball. MORE
Jan. 6, 2015
St John's states that sophomore guard Rysheed Jordan, who was said to be on 'indefinite leave,' will return to lineup to play against Villanova; no explanation is given for his disappearance from and return to lineup. MORE
Jan. 5, 2015
Connecticut beats St John's University, 70-54, in women's basketball at Maggie Dixon Classic. MORE
Jan. 3, 2015
St John's guard Rysheed Jordan takes indefinite leave of absence to deal with family issues. MORE
Jan. 3, 2015
St John's women's college basketball team defeats Seton Hall, 59-50; Notre Dame defeats Florida State, 74-68, in women's college basketball action. MORE
Jan. 1, 2015
Seton Hall University beats St John's University, 78-67. MORE
Dec. 29, 2014
College Basketball Roundup; St John's University beats Tulane, 82-57; other men's and women's college basketball scores noted. MORE
Dec. 23, 2014
Temple stuns No 10 Kansas, 77-52, in college basketball action. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
St John's defeats Saint Mary's, 53-47, in men's college basketball action; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Dec. 15, 2014
St John's beats Fordham, 74-53, and Rutgers beats Manhattan College, 63-55, in men's college basketball. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
Gonzaga defeats St John's, 73-66, to win NIT Season Tip-Off championship game at Madison Square Garden; other men's and women's college basketball scores noted. MORE
Nov. 27, 2014
St John's defeats Minnesota, 70-61, in men's college basketball; separately, St John's sophomore guard Daquein McNeil is charged in domestic assault. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Harvey Araton On College Basketball column examines St John's men's basketball coach Steve Lavin, who faces several challenges in taking team to playoffs, including loss of star prospect Isaiah Briscoe to Kentucky; notes that Lavin draws inspiration from his father, Albert, a college basketball player who later became an academic. MORE
Oct. 27, 2014
New York Atty Gen Eric T Schneiderman has reached agreement with St John's University and two other institutions under which schools will drop question asking about former arrests and felony convictions from applications; agreement comes in response to concerns about unintended discrimination tied to racial imbalances in how some crimes are processed. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
Robert Morris University beats top-seeded St John's, 89-78, in first round of the National Invitation Tournament. MORE
Mar. 17, 2014
Southern Methodist will open the National Invitation Tournament at home; snubbed by the NCAA tournament, SMU is a No 1 seed in NIT, along with Minnesota, Florida State and St John's. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
Harvey Araton On College Basketball column holds that The Big East could have used a semifinal showdown between Seton Hall and St. John's at Madison Square Garden; says from a New York state of mind, the tournament feels inescapably slimmed down and less substantial without the departed powerhouses that normally help fill the Garden this time of year. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
College Basketball Men's Tournament Roundup; Providence beats St John's, 79-74, in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament, leaving St John's out of the NCAA tournament for a third consecutive year. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; St John's defeats Georgetown, 82-60, to win its fifth consecutive game; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Feb. 10, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; St John's beats Creighton, 70-65; other men's and women's college basketball news noted. MORE
Jan. 11, 2014
Four members of the St John's men's basketball team have lost family members or friends during past two years, but supporting each other through grief has brought team closer together. MORE
Dec. 16, 2013
Syracuse beats St John's, 68-63, in men's college basketball. MORE
May. 4, 2013
Rev Donald J Harrington, longtime president of St John's University, announces his retirement, ending tenure that included successes as well as financial scandal; retirement comes amid pending inquiry into possible financial improprieties involving officials at university, in Queens. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Dayton defeats St John's, 96-90, in double overtime, in first round of NCAA women's tournament; other scores noted. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
Virginia men's basketball team defeats St John's, 68-50, in second round of National Invitation Tournament. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Villanova beats St John's, 66-53, and Notre Dame beats Rutgers, 69-61, in second round of Big East men's basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 6, 2013
Notre Dame defeats St John's, 66-44, in men's college basketball; other scores noted. MORE
Mar. 2, 2013
St John's guard D'Angelo Harrison is suspended for rest of the 2012-2013 college basketball season; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Mar. 1, 2013
NCAA approves request from St John's men's basketball forward Orlando Sanchez, who is from Dominican Republic, to extend his eligibility for another year. MORE
Feb. 24, 2013
St John's women's basketball team defeats Rutgers, 61-48, to deny Rutgers coach C Vivian Stringer her 900th career victory. MORE
Feb. 23, 2013
Orlando Sanchez, who briefly played basketball for Dominican Republic, is asking NCAA to reconsider ruling that left him unable to play another year of basketball at St John's; Sanchez's situation is latest athlete-eligibility case to highlight difficulties NCAA can face when determining who is allowed to play. MORE
Feb. 11, 2013
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse defeats St John's, 77-58; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Feb. 7, 2013
St John's beats Connecticut, 71-65, in men's college basketball; other scores noted. MORE
Feb. 3, 2013
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Connecticut beats St John's, 71-65; other scores noted. MORE
Jan. 24, 2013
Syracuse defeats St John's, 60-57, in woman's college basketball. MORE
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Chris Mullin Hires Mitch Richmond as St. John's Assistant
Mullin, hired as coach in March, and Richmond were two-thirds of the dynamic, run-and-gun Golden State Warriors group that became known as Run TMC.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
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A 2nd Chance to Study Law After a 'Raw Deal'
David Powers, who was kicked out of St. John's Law School because of a years-old drug charge, will start his education again, after Pace Law School accepted him.
August 31, 2015, Monday
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Chris Obekpa, a rising senior who led the Big East in blocks the past three seasons, has decided to leave St. John's.
June 25, 2015, Thursday
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St. John's Adds Three Transfers
Chris Mullin, the coach at St. John's for less than a month, signed three transfers, two of whom will be eligible right away.
April 24, 2015, Friday
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Past Drug Charges Derail a Law Student's Education
Once a student at St. John's University School of Law, David Powers failed to disclose that he had once been charged with selling drugs; after the school rescinded his acceptance, he sued.
April 10, 2015, Friday
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Mullin's introductory news conference, which was open to the public, drew about 1,000 people and scores of encouraging comments.
April 2, 2015, Thursday
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April 1, 2015, Wednesday
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Mullin, who helped St. John's reach the 1985 Final Four, was said to have reached a deal to become the coach despite having no experience in that role.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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The announcement on Friday came a week after the coach led St. John's back to the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament for the first time in four years.
March 28, 2015, Saturday
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March 21, 2015, Saturday
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Serves: 4
Preparation Time: 30 minutes
1 ½ cups roast beef, thinly sliced and chopped into pieces
4 slices light Swiss cheese
1/3 cup Au Jus gravy
16 wonton wrappers
1 cup reduced fat shredded mozzarella cheese
1. Pre-heat the oven to 375 F. Lightly mist 8 cups in a muffin tin with cooking spray and set aside.
2. In a microwavable bowl, combine the roast beef, cheese wedges and Au Jus sauce. Microwave for 2 minutes on high. Stir to combine until cheese wedges are melted and roast beef mixture is fully coated with cheese and Au Jus sauce.
3. Push a wonton wrapper into the bottom of each of the eight sprayed cups in the muffin tin. Spoon about half of the roast beef mixture evenly amongst the wonton wrappers.
4. Sprinkle about half the mozzarella cheese evenly over the top of each cup. Press another wonton wrapper on top and repeat the layering steps with the remaining ingredients.
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While teens say they are eager to learn about money management before making mistakes in the real world, only about a third of them understand how credit card interest and fees work, according to the 2011 Teens & Money Survey by Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
In an effort to increase understanding of the perks and pitfalls of credit, Zions bankers are visiting schools throughout Utah this month to teach them how to make good credit decisions now in order to secure their financial futures.
On Monday, banker Scott Olsen of Zions Bank's Price Office taught high school students at Pinnacle Canyon Academy in support of National Get Smart About Credit Day.
Now in its 10th year, National Get Smart About Credit Day - an outreach program offered through the American Bankers Association Education Foundation - is targeted to high school students before most of them obtain credit cards. Across Idaho and Utah, Zions Bank employees will be teaching nearly 2,000 teens the importance of using credit wisely.
"I'm happy to give these students a road map for success because the choices they make with their first credit card will impact their lives for many years to come, such as when they apply for a car loan or even a mortgage," Olsen said. "Plus, financially educated consumers are more likely to save for the future and manage their money responsibly."
Zions Bank is Utah's oldest financial institution and is the only local bank with a statewide distribution of branches, operating 106 full-service offices.


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The Canadian dollars dip to 95 cents against the U.S. dollar has no city merchants panicking at the prospect of a decrease in shoppers from across the border.
The lowest drop in the Canadian dollars value since November 2011 isnt enough to dent the allure of practically everything from gasoline to groceries and restaurant meals, not to mention sales taxes being far less expensive here, they say.
A good portion of our customers are Canadian, said Bonnie M. Griffith, co-owner of Cobblestone Gifts, 1409 Ford St., Ogdensburg. I don think itll hurt at all.
Greater Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sandra M. Porter is likewise not worried about it.
I dont think its going to have any measurable effect, she said. Our prices are very attractive.
And with Ontarios sales tax at 13 percent, it isnt as if the pending increase of St. Lawrence Countys combined county and state sales tax from 7 percent to 8 percent is going to scare off Canadian shoppers.
Its not enough, Ms. Porter said.
The state Legislature recently granted permission for the county to raise its 3 percent sales tax to 4 percent, a change that is expected to take effect early next year. The chambers upcoming annual North Country Wine, Beer and Festival on Aug. 10 and 11 at the Richard G. Lockwood Civic Center has been a popular draw for Canadian shoppers. Ms. Porter said she expects that to hold true this year.
At Northwoods Furniture and Art Gallery, Brandon C. Baxter said he doesnt believe that the dip in the Canadian dollar will be bad for business.
Five cents isnt that big of a deal, he said.
Laurel Lee Roethel, whose businesses at 1801 Ford St. include River Rat Design and a FedEx package shipping center franchise, said she caters to a lot of Canadian shoppers. She sees no weakness in the 95-cent Canadian dollar because it will still pay for more here than it will at full value at home.
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Maria Suarez recalls fondly the young man she fell in love with, the father of her two children, now ages 12 and 9.
"He was very caring, loving, funny," she said.
But he also felt a call to duty.
"He wanted to be the best soldier he could be," Suarez said.
Gabriel James Brown, Jr. enlisted in the Army when he was just 17, serving in the Green Berets for four years before receiving an honorable discharge in 2007.
In five tours of Iraq and Afghanistan, he earned a Bronze Star with Valor for saving fellow soldiers during an ambush in Afghanistan.
Suarez said when Brown returned to civilian life something was wrong.
"Something that didn't let him sleep right at night, staying up," Suarez said. "Sometimes he would stay on the couch, I think keeping extra lookout for stuff."
Brown missed the thrill of the fight and returned to the region as a private contractor in Pakistan. But when he came home it would get worse, Suarez said, adding the problems that led to their divorce in 2010.
The post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse and a gambling habit took their toll until 2013 when Brown was arrested in connection with a series of armed robberies in the Tampa area.
"Gabriel Brown is an extraordinary man," said his criminal defense attorney, Jose Baez. "I'd never met anyone like him."
But by the time Baez did meet him, it was too late -- Brown was a broken man.
Baez said he knows the feeling of winning a big court case, none garnering more attention than the acquittal of Casey Anthony.
But Baez told Local 6, "By far my proudest day as a lawyer is the day I represented Gabriel Brown. I would clearly rank this as my greatest success."
The end of Brown's crime spree came after a Feb. 5, 2013, robbery of a TD Bank in Auburndale, where video shows a masked Brown entering with weapon drawn, then tossing the smoke grenade to cover his escape.
Unknown to Brown, police, suspecting him of an earlier robbery, had planted a GPS tracker on his car that morning and he was arrested the next day.
Facing a minimum of 32 years to life in prison, Brown's by-then ex-wife, Suarez, sought a lawyer who would see Brown for the man he was, not the criminal he had become. She found Baez and co-counsel Ronald Manto.
"I feel like his lawyers," Suarez said, pausing to wipe tears, "they really took the time to know who Gabriel was."
At his sentencing in January, so did U.S. District Judge James Moody.
After prosecutors agreed to a plea deal, Brown still faced a guidelines sentence of at least 17 and a half years, which prosecutors sought.
But Baez played a PowerPoint presentation that those in the courtroom said brought many to tears and persuaded Moody to sentence Brown to only five years in prison.
"The Army made him an armed robber," Baez told Local 6. "His tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan and the work he did in Pakistan turned him into an adrenaline junkie. It gave him a mental illness he did not know how to deal with."
Baez said that illness led him to rob for money to gamble, mostly at Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa.
"The Gabriel Browns of the world are the true costs of war," Baez said, adding there are many thousands of veterans also suffering at home.
Reminded that not all of the them are robbing stores or banks, Baez said, "Not all of them have been exposed to the things Gabriel Brown was."
"I don't think he had any intention to hurt anyone. The actions he took were out of desperate means, and also having that rush that maybe he had before and he was now getting," Suarez said.


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BRIGHTON, VT - Tyler Hebert was busy replacing a front window to his store on Tuesday afternoon, after a thief broke in during the early morning hours.
Hebert said the alarm at the store was activated sometime after 3:30 a.m. and although police responded very quickly, the burglars were long gone. "Obviously they knew exactly what they wanted," lamented Hebert.
He said that it took only minutes for the determined thief or thieves to smash out a front window and snatch an item worth over $10,000 from a glass display case only a few feet from the front door.
Hebert was reluctant to say exactly what was taken, but did reference a handgun. Nothing else in the store appeared to be missing, with several small caliber handguns still on the top shelf of the display. Behind the counter remains an array of shotguns and rifles of various calibers.
With the exception of the broken glass in the front window, one wouldn't know anything had happened.
Hebert said he spent the morning speaking with Vermont State Police Troopers and Brighton Police Chief Jeff Noyes, who responded immediately, and also an Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms officer.
"By now that weapon is probably out of state. It looks like it was a professional job," said the store owner.
Though there are tenants in the apartments above the store, nobody heard anything.
"It probably took less than two minutes, they were in and out, maybe even before the audible alarm sounded."
Hebert said he was impressed with the police response and asks anyone with any information about the crime to contact the State Police in Derby or Chief Noyes.
In what police believe to be a related incident, state police and federal authorities are investigating a burglary of Rick's Gun Shop in East Burke. According to Ruby Gorham, sectary of Rick's Gun Shop, someone forcibly broke into the store Monday night and stole seven handguns and money. Gorham didn't know the type of guns or what time the incident occurred.
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Here is another one I finally got to cross off my bucket list. I had gotten approved to shoot Passion Pit back in 2009. Unfortunately they postponed their show due to illness, and when they rescheduled 2 months later, I had to decline due to a schedule conflict. However, I did get to shoot an Endsession with them at Sasquatch, but not a full set. So being able to finally shoot them at Deck The Hall Ball, made it worth my while.
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Passion Pit
Passion Pit is an American Indie rock band from Cambridge, Massachusetts, formed in 2007. The band consists of Michael Angelakos (lead vocals, keyboards), Ian Hultquist (keyboards, guitar), Xander Singh (synthesizer, samples), Jeff Apruzzese (bass, synth bass), and Nate Donmoyer (drums). All of the band members attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston, with the exception of Angelakos, who attended Emerson College.


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The super-power team throws its muscle behind the exciting new discipline.
Enduro World Series Launches with 7 Global Races
The international tour will make two stops in North America.
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The international tour includes events that demand downhill skills and cross-country fitness.
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The new hybrid team will focus on North American cross-country and endurance races.
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The team looks to sign more top downhillers, but questions remain.
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Stripped of his 7 Tour de France titles, Armstrong competes in a local race in Aspen.
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'Einstein's Dice and Schrödinger's Cat,' by Paul Halpern
The story of two great physicists and their doomed competition to create a grand unified theory.
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An Ambassador for Physics Is Shifting His Mission
Rolf-Dieter Heuer, who as director led CERN from a dark period and declared the finding of the Higgs boson, is in the final year of his term.
January 13, 2015, Tuesday
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The cosmology professor David Wands predicts an "empty and lonely" universe — and some of the changes we'll see along the way.
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The Nobel laureate Peter Higgs, 85, whose public appearances have been as rare and fleeting as the tracks of the Higgs boson, discussed his life's work in an interview at an Edinburgh cafe.
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March 25, 2014, Tuesday
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The Watauga High School and Hickory High School basketball game scheduled for tonight has been postponed. The game has been tentatively rescheduled for Monday. The basketball game scheduled for tomorrow at Alexander Central will start with the JV girls at 4 pm. Oldies 100.7 coverage of the games will begin at 6. Also, Watauga High School wrestling versus Alexander Central will begin at 4 pm at Lantz-Eggers Gym in Boone.
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By MELANIE STEELESun Advocate Reporter
North Sanpete had the lead twice in Tuesday night's game.
In the early minutes, the Lady Hawks were up on the Lady Dinos 4-2.
Carbon then took over, outscoring the Hawks 24-18 in the first half.
At one point, the Dinos dangled a 12-point lead over the heads of their fellow region eight competitors.
But, according to head coach Bruce Bean, the team lost its focus in the third quarter.
"We had many opportunities to blow the game wide open," he said. "But it all boils down to execution."
North Sanpete slowly crept back into the game, outscoring the Dinos 19-15 in the third and reducing the point margin to two.
In the fourth, the Dinos missed the front ends of 1-1 free throw opportunities that would have sealed the game.
With 10 seconds remaining, Carbon made the first of two from the foul line to take a two point lead.
When the second bounced off the rim, Carbon and North Sanpete players converged, battling for the ball and leaving a North Sanpete player open on the opposite end of the floor.
North Sanpete finally gained control and hit the open player, who cast her shot off from well behind the three-point line.
As the buzzer sounded, the Lady Hawks took their second lead of the game, this time for good.
North Sanpete chalked up their third region win of the season, 52-51.
Morgan Warburton was the team's high scorer with 14 and sophomore Tabby Cummins added 11.
Carbon drops to 12-5 on the season and 3-2 in region play.
Carbon remains in second place in the region, although a win on Tuesday would have likely secured their position in the region standings.
"Getting a win would have guaranteed us a second place spot," Bean indicated. "We just made it a little harder on ourselves."
Carbon will travel to Emery today to face the Lady Spartans.
A win at the Spartan Center, as well as a win against Delta on Feb. 10, should lock the Dinos for no less than a second place in the region, as long as other region games go as expected.
Carbon's sophomore team plays at 3:30 p.m., followed by the junior varsity team at 5:15 p.m.
Both teams are leading the region in wins.
The varsity game will begin at 7 p.m.


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Individual elements of the contest include: Quicken Loans Men's 3-Point Championship, Buick Women's 3-Point Championship, Echo Battle of the Champions and Denny's Slam Dunk Championship.
Wragge, who will compete in the Quicken Loans Men's 3-Point Championship, was one of the most prolific three-point shooters in Creighton history and this season converted 47 percent (110-for-234) of his attempts from beyond the arc to help the Bluejays to a 27-8 record. A career 43.9 percent (334-for-761) shooter from long range, the 6-foot-7 Honorable Mention All-BIG EAST selection ranks fifth in the nation in three-point field goal percentage (.470) through games of March 23. Wragge occupies second place on Creighton's all-time three-point field goals made list with 334, second only to Kyle Korver (371).
Wragge will be the third Creighton player in the last 12 years to take part in the men's three-point contest. Kyle Korver finished second in the 2003 competition to Butler guard Darnell Archey, while Booker Woodfox did not advance to the semifinals in the 2009 competition won by Miami's Jack McClinton. Notably, Creighton Hall of Famer Kathy Halligan won the 1992 women's three-point contest.
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Asthma is a disease of the lungs in which the airways become blocked or narrowed causing breathing difficulty. This chronic disease affects over 20 million Americans. Asthma is commonly divided into "allergic asthma" and "non-allergic asthma," and there is still much research that needs to be done to fully understand how to prevent, treat and cure asthma. But, with proper management, people can live healthy and active lives.
Understanding the underlying triggers of your asthma – allergic or non-allergic – can give you a head start on better management. Knowing what triggers your asthma can help your identify the right kinds of asthma medications or even avoid unnecessary medications. We created public service announcements and this Web page, www.TestingForAsthma.org, to help you learn more and get started.
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Most people with allergies are sensitive to more than one allergen. Allergy testing is the only way to identify a patient's individual allergies.
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Strategies to reduce exposure to allergens can only be successful if you know your specific triggers. Indoor allergens may be easier to control than outdoor allergens. In order to get the best symptom relief, you must identify all triggers that contribute to yoursymptoms. The chart below shows that overall symptoms may decrease if active steps are taken to control exposure to indoor allergens. You can't know which allergens to avoid until you test.
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Personal and medical history. Your doctor will ask questions to get a complete understanding of your symptoms and their possible causes. A personal or family history of allergies or eczema increases the possibility of asthma. Be ready to answer questions about your family medical history, what kinds of medicines you take, and your lifestyle at home, school, and work.
Overall physical examination. If your doctor suspects asthma, he/she will pay special attention to your ears, eyes, nose, throat, skin, chest and lungs during the physical examination. You may also need an X-ray of your lungs or sinuses.
Lung function tests. To confirm an asthma diagnosis, your doctor may conduct one or more breathing tests known as lung (pulmonary) function tests. These measure many aspects related to your breathing. Lung function tests are often done before and after inhaling a medication known as a bronchodilator, which opens your airways. If your doctor suspects you have exercise-induced asthma, he or she may have you take lung function tests before and after exercising to see if there's a measurable difference in your breathing. Your doctor may also prescribe a trial asthma medication to see if it improves your lung function and breathing.
Diagnostic tests to identify allergic triggers. Your doctor may also do a blood test, like the ImmunoCAP test, to help determine if your asthma symptoms might be due to a specific allergy, or to exclude a certain type of allergy. This type of testing helps to increase the precision of the asthma diagnosis and promotes the use of effective evidence-based medical care. (An allergy blood test is simple and easy: it's ordered and reviewed in your doctor's office; patients do not need to stop taking their allergy medications, it usually only requires a single blood sample; no risk of allergic reaction; and, it can be used for children as young as three months of age.) Another type of allergy testing is called skin prick testing. Your doctor may use common asthma triggers to try to provoke a mild reaction.
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NSC Nanotechnology students gain valuable experience in a variety of nanotechnology fields through their internships. In addition, students develop professional contacts with nanotechnology researchers and industry members. Both NSC Nanotechnology Associate's Degree and Certificate program students are required to take two quarters of internship. In the past, students have secured both paid and unpaid internship opportunities.
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Internships are between one and two academic quarters (10-22 weeks) and a minimum of twelve hours per week in the last year of their nanotechnology program of study. Interns complete a work log documenting their hours and activities in addition to setting learning goals for the term of the internship. Interns often work at a University of Washington cleanroom or a company lab facility. Beginning in 2013, the NSC Nanotechnology lab is also available as a site for interns hosted by industry.
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Since 2010, NSC Nanotechnology students have interned at multiple UW Bioengineering labs, RJC Enterprises, Intertox, MicroVision, UW Nanotechnology User Facility (NTUF), Washington Nanofabrication Facility (WNF), the Institute for Systems Biology, liloTree, and Lab/Cor Materials, in addition to other companies and organizations.
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(1) pecans are a native American nut that is an important food, and is a valuable part of the human diet;
(2) the production of pecans plays a significant role in the economy of the United States in that pecans are produced by thousands of pecan producers, shelled and processed by numerous shellers and processors, and pecans produced in the United States are consumed by millions of people throughout the United States and foreign countries;
(3) pecans must be high quality, readily available, handled properly, and marketed efficiently to ensure that consumers have an adequate supply of pecans;
(4) the maintenance and expansion of existing markets and development of new markets for pecans are vital to the welfare of pecan producers and those concerned with marketing, using, and producing pecans, as well as to the general economy of the United States, and necessary to ensure the ready availability and efficient marketing of pecans;
(5) there exist established State organizations conducting pecan promotion, research, and industry and consumer education programs that are invaluable to the efforts of promoting the consumption of pecans;
(6) the cooperative development, financing, and implementation of a coordinated national program of pecan promotion, research, industry information, and consumer information are necessary to maintain and expand existing markets and develop new markets for pecans; and
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It is declared to be the policy of Congress that it is in the public interest to authorize the establishment, through the exercise of the powers provided in this chapter, of an orderly procedure for developing, financing (through adequate assessments on pecans produced or imported into the United States), and carrying out an effective, continuous, coordinated program of promotion, research, industry information, and consumer information designed to—
Source(Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1906,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3838.)
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Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1901,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3838, as amended by Pub. L. 102–237, title VIII, § 801,Dec. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1882, provided that: "This title [enacting this chapter and chapters 90 to 93 of this title and sections 2109, 2278, and 4610a of this title, amending sections 1787, 2101, 2106 to 2108, 2110, 2116, 2611 to 2614, 2617 to 2619, 2622 to 2624, 4602, 4606, 4608, and 4612 of this title, and enacting provisions set out as notes under sections 2101, 2611, 2625, 4601, and 4603 of this title] may be cited as the 'Agricultural Promotion Programs Act of 1990'."
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MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC) has opened a new Pediatric Endoscopy Suite specially designed to help children and their families feel at ease throughout their visit.
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SUITE CELEBRATION: From left, Dawn Tenney, RN; Kriston Ganguli, MD; Marion Freehan, RN; Kleinman; Biller; and Paula Curren, RN.
Endoscopy – a minimally invasive procedure involving passage of a flexible tube into the body – can be intimidating for patients, especially young children. For this reason, MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC) has opened a new Pediatric Endoscopy Suite specially designed to help children and their families feel at ease throughout their visit. MGHfC staff members and others involved in the creation of the suite gathered April 18 to celebrate its opening earlier this year.
"There is nothing like this suite in any other hospital in Boston," said Jeffrey Biller, MD, chief of the Pediatric Endoscopy Unit. "It is truly important to have an endoscopy unit dedicated to children. Ours has been working beautifully since its official opening two months ago and has enormous potential to grow."
After nearly seven years of planning and construction, Biller performed the first case in the suite in February. The suite – which includes two endoscopy procedure rooms, six patient rooms, a waiting room and a consultation room – is located on the fourth floor of the Gray Building next to the Adult Endoscopy Unit, allowing adult and pediatric endoscopy specialists to collaborate and share technology. Erin Quinney, a member of the MGHfC Family Advisory Council who contributed to the design, said she is thrilled with the outcome.
During the celebration, MGHfC Physician-in-Chief Ron Kleinman, MD, thanked the design and operations teams and congratulated them on their success. "We are very proud of everyone who worked to put this together."
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With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, a special walk was created that brought around 30 people to walk from the New Heights clubhouse located at 77 S. 600 E. to the pavilion at Washington Park last Tuesday.
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