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Homicide Suspect Located in East Orange, New Jersey
Posted on 05/31/2013 1:58 pm
- East Orange, New Jersey
Date of Occurrence:
- Friday, May 31, 2013
Darcell Coleman, 28, 400 block Bennett Road, New Castle, Delaware
- Murder 1st Degree
- Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony
The suspect in a May 12, 2013 homicide was taken into custody this morning by members of the U.S. Marshals Service.
Marvin Moore was shot and killed in the 2600 block of Bowers Street shortly after 10:00 p.m. on May 12, 2013. Following the homicide detectives developed Darcell Coleman as a suspect and signed warrants for his arrest. This morning members of the U.S. Marshals Service located Coleman in East Orange, New Jersey where he fled following the homicide. Coleman is being held at the Essex County jail pending extradition to Delaware to face charges of Murder 1st Degree and Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony.


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Enjoy the comfort of feeling like a guest in a friend's home while you explore Northern New England. A quiet oasis in St. Johnsbury's Historic District. Our guest rooms offer cozy beds with freshly pressed sheets, comfy robes, and a sitting area. In the morning the dining room table is set for you to enjoy a delicious full breakfast at your leisure. The menu varies according to the day and the season. Spend your day visiting family at the St. Johnsbury Academy, meet with friends or business associates, or enjoy the four seasons of outdoor and cultural activities that St. Johnsbury, the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, Northern New Hampshire, and nearby Quebec have to offer.
4.4 on July 12, 2012
I stayed at the Eastabrook house one night while on business in Vermont. The perfect place in a great location in town. The inn is close to restaurants, the innkeeper is knowledgeable in what a business traveler will need. Great Internet connection, good breakfast with the bill all done, comfortable and airy room. I will certainly stay there again.
3.4 on October 27, 2011
My husband and I had a wonderful few days here, the house is part of the historical side of St Johnsbury and we were delighted to be able to share the experience with the owner. Our room was large and in keeping with the period of the house. Breakfasts were homecooked and filling we were also given lots of information and recommendations of nearby eateries, places of interest and even a few recommendations of places to see and eat on our onward travels. An excellent place to stay, relax on the porch and enjoy a large glass of wine! Mary UK
5 on June 11, 2011
Due to unfortunate circumstances, my family was searching for last minute lodging and had the great fortunate to land at the Estabrook House. We were graciously welcomed by Ms. Hennings and her friendly and professional staff, who made us feel at home and were a great comfort to us during a difficult situation. The atmosphere in the home was warm and inviting, and they cheerfully attended to our multiple "special needs." The food was fantastic, and the rooms were beautiful. The beds were comfortable, and the bathroom was, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the cleanest I have ever seen! In spite of freezing cold weather, the house was warm and cozy, and we enjoyed using the common rooms and the 24 hour availability of wonderful warm beverages. We are looking forward to our next opportunity to return under more pleasant circumstances!
Parkside overlooks historic Arnold Park and its fountain from a bay window with lotus blossom stained glass transoms. The room has a lovely queen sized four poster bed and oriental rug along with a sitting area to make you feel at home. As with all of the rooms in the house, freshly ironed soft linens, a comfy robe, and a hair dryer help you relax during your stay. This room shares the hall bath with one other guest room when both are booked.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $125
Nightly Rate: $125 - $125
Juliet is a wonderful south facing room that has been restored with en-suite accommodations. As with all of the guest rooms freshly ironed sheets, comfy robes, a hair dryer help you relax during your stay.
$150 - $150
Sunrise is a queen size room to be enjoyed for its morning light and view overlooking the St. J Hills. This room shares the large hall bathroom with one other guest room when both are booked. There is a vanity with a sink located in the original dressing room tucked in the room.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $125
Nightly Rate: $125 - $125
The nook is a comfortable room with twin beds at the back of the house. A perfect room for friends traveling together or for additional family members. As with all of the guest rooms, you will find freshly ironed soft linens, comfy robes, and a hair dryer to help you relax during your stay. This room shares a large bath with one other guest room when both are booked.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $95
Rose Room is a quiet room with an antique double bed. This turret room enjoys a cozy seating area surrounded by curved glass windows. As with each room, there are cozy robes, slippers and a hair dryer along with freshly pressed sheets to add to comfort to your stay. This room is available upon special request when a family or group books the house.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $125
Nightly Rate: $125 - $125
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Burlington, VT (BTV) 61 miles
Travel route 2 east to St. Johnsbury. Bear left onto Main Street. Main street bears right at the Arnold Park fork in the road. 2nd driveway on the right is 1596 Main Street, Estabrook House. Total time one hour and 15 minutes.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Circus Smirkus, Bread and Puppet Theater, 100 miles of Mountain Biking Trails, Private Schools and Colleges, Vermont Cycling routes, Sculling Camps, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area, Winery
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Board games, CD player, Copier, DVD Player, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Internet Service, Library, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, VCR, Videos, Washer/dryer, Wedding Facilities , wrap around front porch for relaxing or dining, 2nd floor "sleeping" porch for quiet relaxation, Private luncheon/dinner can be accomodated, Spa service may be available upon request, Ironing, laundry facilities available on request
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- Company: Moncler
- Price: $1,100 at Bloomingdale's
- Official Site: Moncler.it
- Release Date: 2008/2009
Who said that parkas had to be these huge, obnoxious monstrosities? The designers at Moncler sure didn't; they have redesigned and reinvented a classic. The Anderson parka enjoys all the practical luxuries of the parka genre, but it also introduces a whole new take on it as well. Thanks to a streamlined, slimmer fit, the Anderson eliminates some of the mass and offers a modern, more convenient version of the winter parka. Plus, the detachable hood, matte finish and snap closures are subtle details that further update and enhance the not-so-traditional Moncler Anderson parka. Never will we have to look stay-puffed in our parkas again.
The Moncler Anderson parka is unquestionably counterculture to everyday parkas -- and thankfully so. Where the parkas of the past have been heralded for their utility, the Anderson can be praised for the new approach it brings: It offers both service and style. Unlike the bulky contraptions of the past, this parka was designed to fit with more modern, pared-down design. It still has some volume, yes, but it is nowhere near as puffy as less-extravagant models. However, the cut isn't the only feature that makes this parka stand out in a crowd. The Moncler Anderson parka also looks like a more affluent jacket thanks to the upgrades in the finishing department: The matte nylon finish looks understated and reserved, while the off-center snap closures and detachable hood brings versatility. At the end of the day, the Anderson remains just a parka, but it does manage to differentiate itself quite distinctively.
The Moncler Anderson parka was made to be worn, and judging by its looks, it was made to be worn repeatedly. Though it is does sport some much-needed upgrades, the Anderson, at its heart, is still a simple parka. That means the heavy down-filled coat has the prospect of withstanding many harsh winters. And in addition to the sturdy construction, let us not discount the updated features that give it even more lasting appeal. The off-set snaps on the front are trendy, but not so much that they date the jacket; the snap-off hood lends overall versatility, and that's something that will always be appreciated. Plus, the Anderson wisely forgoes a flashy, shiny color for a neutral matte finish, which will translate season after soon. Now, some may call that bland, but others will call that smart shopping, especially when they are dropping over a grand for a jacket.


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Ryan Rosthenhausler drove in two runs in the game. He has five RBI in his last three games.
March 6, 2013
MURRAY, Ky. – Southern Illinois could not hold onto an early 6-0 lead in a 9-8 loss to Murray State on a frigid and windy Wednesday afternoon at Reagan Field. The Salukis (5-6) issued 10 walks and hit four batters. Nine of those walks came in the fifth inning or later, and six of MSU's nine runs were scored by runners who reached base on a walk or being hit by a pitch.
"Our pitchers gave us no chance to win that game," SIU Coach Ken Henderson said. "We played hard. Our effort was good, but we didn't play well. With 14 free passes, that will be the easiest win Murray State has all year."
Murray State's Brandon Eggenschwiler's RBI single broke an 8-8 tie in the bottom of the seventh to give the Thoroughbreds the lead for good. The hit came off of Aaron Snyder, who was in his first full inning of work. Snyder hit Paul Ritzheimer to lead off the inning, and Ritzheimer scored what proved to be the winning run.
Snyder took the loss for the Salukis to drop his record to 1-2 on the year. He allowed one run off two hits in one and two-thirds of an inning pitched.
The Salukis surrendered eight combined runs in the fifth and sixth innings due in large part to six walks and two hit batsmen, which gave the Breds an 8-6 lead. However, SIU fought back to tie the game at 8-8 in the seventh on Austin Montgomery's clutch two-run single to left field. Montgomery finished the game three-for-five and also scored a run in the Dawgs' five-run fourth inning.
"We gave away a few ABs early, but we kept battling," Henderson said. "We played hard. I can't fault our effort at all. We kept battling. We had some clutch ABs, and we scored enough runs to win."
Montgomery's game-tying hit came off Will Handlin, who entered the game after the first two Salukis reached base to lead off the seventh. Handlin finished the game, tossing three innings to earn the win for Murray State. He was not charged with any runs.
Southern's starting pitcher, Bryce Sablotny, left with a 6-2 lead and the bases loaded in the fifth inning. After limiting MSU to three hits in four scoreless innings to start the game, he retired the first batter of the fifth and then allowed the next five batters to reach before departing the game.
"All of a sudden something goes wrong and then he can't get anybody out," Henderson said. "If he's going to continue to do that, then he's not going to get to pitch. He has better stuff than that. There's something going on mentally, and he can't fight through the adversity right now."
Sablotny was charged with five runs, although only two of them were earned, in four and a third innings of work. He allowed just five hits but issued three walks and hit two batters.
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Pensacola Bay Area Offers Spring Breakers the Closest Beaches in Florida
PENSACOLA, Fla. – April 1, 2011 – This spring break, a good mix of Southern and Midwestern families and college students have been flocking to the beaches of the Pensacola Bay Area for their beauty and proximity.
The Pensacola Bay Area Convention & Visitors Bureau conducted visitor intercept interviews on Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key during the busiest spring break weeks in March. Research indicated a 10 percent hike in first-time visitors to the area in comparison with last year. Data also revealed that the majority of visitors were families, and the majority of those families were repeat visitors. Visit Pensacola's spring break advertising campaigns were primarily targeted toward families in the Southeast and Midwest.
"The surveys reflect a strong return of our loyal visitors, but at the same time, many travelers from states such as Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and up into Canada visited us for the first time, escaping the colder-than-usual winter to come to Florida's first beach," said Ed Schroeder, director of Visit Pensacola. "Escambia County lodging revenues are up around 14 percent from October through January, and our survey findings give us every indication to expect solid spring numbers as well."
Approximately 169 interviews were conducted accounting for a total of 880 visitors. The top four visiting states were Alabama, Texas, Mississippi and Tennessee. Other states rounding out the top 10 were Georgia, Louisiana, Iowa, Florida, Missouri and Illinois. The main attractions this season, other than the beach, were visiting the National Naval Aviation Museum, watching the Blue Angels, revisiting the history of Fort Pickens and eating lots of seafood.
When visitors were asked why they chose Pensacola over other vacation spots, many of them said Pensacola had the most beautiful beaches along the Gulf Coast, while others appreciated its convenient locale. Many interviewees referred to Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key as "the closest beaches in Florida." The majority of college students, many of whom were first-time visitors, said they liked that the area was so laid back and relaxing compared to other destinations. Several parents commented on the family-friendly atmosphere and said they vacation here every year.
"During the survey process, we found families and college students enjoying their vacations alongside one another," said Schroeder. "The Pensacola Bay Area is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, but our growing entertainment options are attracting a younger crowd as well. Our destination offers something for everyone."
For more information about the Pensacola Bay Area or to request a visitor guide, call Visit Pensacola at (800) 874-1234 or (850) 434-1234 or go online to www.VisitPensacola.com.


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The public is invited to enjoy a free lunch-hour concert at Moraine Park Technical College's Fond du Lac campus.
Singer/songwriter Emilia Dahlin will showcase her folk and jazz stylings in the Cyber Center cafeteria on Tuesday, April 24, from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dahlin was a finalist at the 2006 Telluride (Colorado) Bluegrass Festival's Troubadour Competition.
Lunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and can be purchased for $6 per meal for the public.
The event is sponsored by the Fond du Lac campus Student Senate. For more information, contact Adam Ninmann, Moraine Park student involvement specialist, at 920-924-3101.
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By Mark C. Edwards, PhD & Eldon G. Schulz, MDDepartment of PediatricsUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Arkansas Children's Hospital
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is a common problem. It has been around long enough that lots of opinion and debates exist about it. However, we know more about ADHD than many other mental health conditions. We also know what treatments help. In this article, we explain for parents from professional experience what ADHD is, how it can be evaluated, and what can be done about it.
The primary features of ADHD represent the high end of a range of traits all of us possess. We all have a certain ability to pay attention, a specific activity level and an individual range of impulse control. At certain times and in specific situations, we all might have problems paying attention or become overactive, restless and impulsive. However, ADHD is different from normal behavior in a number of important ways.
First, individuals with ADHD show many hyperactive-impulsive and/or inattentive behaviors. The current symptoms of ADHD include nine hyperactive-impulsive behaviors and nine inattentive behaviors (see below). Children must have at least six of the nine symptoms from either or both lists in order to qualify for ADHD. New standards for physicians and psychologists to diagnose ADHD will be released this summer. Those may require that patients meet only four symptoms from each list if they are 17 or older. A person can receive the label of ADHD by having enough symptoms in the hyperactive-impulsive area, the inattentive area or both.
Second, the level of ADHD behaviors needs to be much higher than is typical for the person's age and gender. Third, the symptoms must be present across settings, such as home, school or work. Fourth, the symptoms tend to show up early in development. The current standards require the symptoms to be present before the age of 7. The new diagnostic standards coming out this summer may change this to before the age of 12. Fifth, the ADHD symptoms need to be present for at least a six-month period. Sixth, the symptoms need to be interfering with the person's life in a meaningful way. Last, no other conditions should be present that might explain the symptoms better.
Several studies have followed children with ADHD into adulthood. These studies have found that ADHD persists into adulthood for about a third of kids with ADHD. In addition, children with ADHD are at higher risk for developing other psychiatric problems in adulthood than children without ADHD. Findings like these highlight the importance of providing treatment early and having them available over time.
There is no single test for ADHD. Professionals will use many methods to evaluate a child for ADHD symptoms. They will also look for other problems that may be causing or occurring with the symptoms. The evaluator will obtain reports and ratings from people who know the individual best. For children, this is usually the parent and teacher. An evaluation usually includes a careful interview with the parent and information from the school. Behavior rating scales completed by the parent and teacher are often helpful. The evaluator will also consider other methods, such as a physical exam or formal testing of mental ability, learning or speech-language skills.
A professional trained to work with children and ADHD can provide a good evaluation. This can be a psychologist, counselor or physician. Your primary care physician is a good place to start in seeking an evaluation. Your primary care physician can either perform or refer you to someone for the evaluation.
There is no cure for ADHD. Instead, treatments are used to manage the ADHD symptoms and other problems linked to ADHD. Clinical guidelines focus on treatments that have the best research and expert support. Research has shown that medications are the most effective treatment for helping with ADHD symptoms. Behavioral treatments also have been found to be helpful with improving behavior and schoolwork.
Medication Treatment
Medication is the most common treatment for ADHD. The stimulants are most commonly used for children 5 years of age and older. Although some side effects are associated with stimulant use, most experience minimal side effects. For children younger than 5 years of age and people who do not respond well to the stimulants, other non-stimulant medications may be helpful.
Different generic and name-brand stimulants
Behavioral Treatments
Behavioral treatments carried out at school and home can be helpful. Parents can request classroom help for children with ADHD by talking with the teacher. Parents can also ask for a Section 504 Conference from the school principal. Section 504 is a law that can require schools to provide classroom help for students with ADHD who qualify.
Teachers can do several things in the classroom to help children with ADHD, including the following:
Parent education classes or mental health therapy focused on helping parents to use effective behavior management methods in the home can be helpful.
Other Treatments
Although many other treatments for ADHD have been promoted, they generally are not recommended. Some treatments are not recommended because solid research showing their effectiveness is lacking. Cognitive or social skills training, dietary modifications or EEG biofeedback are examples of treatments that currently are not recommended for ADHD.
Some people with ADHD also have other problems in addition to ADHD. Specific treatments may be recommended to address those other problems.
Taylor Kent's journey with Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH) began well before his diagnosis with ADHD. He made an early debut in 2007, when his mother was just 26 weeks pregnant. At 1 pound, 8 ounces, Taylor was so tiny that his father, Mike, was able to slip his own wedding band over the newborn's foot and arm. After his birth and stay at another hospital, he was transferred to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at ACH.
Today Taylor is a happy, inquisitive 6-year-old who turns on the charm easily around adults. But Laura Kent, Taylor's mother, had noticed that her son had trouble interacting with other children. He would become shy and nervous, rarely engaging with his peers.
"He would constantly have to assess the situation before he would get involved and start playing," she said.
Taylor also had trouble focusing and answering questions since he had learned to talk.
"It could take him about 10 seconds before he'd answer any question you asked," Laura said.
The Kents had been bringing Taylor to ACH for some developmental delays and other medical issues related to his premature birth. In December, Dr. Eldon Schulz in the Dennis Developmental Center on the ACH campus diagnosed Taylor with ADHD, specifically with inattentive symptoms. Taylor does not have the hyperactive traits that are common in many ADHD cases.
Dr. Schulz recommended that Taylor start taking a stimulant that improves attention. Combined with the physical, occupational and speech therapies that he already takes, the medication is helping Taylor tremendously, Laura said.
"We are so blessed with the progress he's made," she added. "Since starting this treatment, he doesn't hesitate to jump in on the playground and make friends with kids around him. His teachers say that he completes tasks in a timely manner now."
Parent involvement and early treatment for disorders like ADHD can make a big difference in a child's long-term success.
Laura said she and her husband always felt it was essential to develop skills at home, but balanced the interventions with "knowing when to back off and be just Mom and Dad, too."
"I would tell other families that you really have to be your child's advocate," Laura said. "That is what keeps us going every day."
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Sad news from The Second City, Harold Ramis, beloved comic actor, writer and director, has died at the age of 69. Ramis, who passed away Monday morning, February 24, 2014 at his Chicago home leaves behind his wife, Erica Mann Ramis, his three children and two grandchildren.
For forty years, Ramis was a leader and inspiration of what was funny in this world. Ramis received a WGA nomination for his first film, "Animal House." During his long career, he also won the American Comedy Award and the BAFTA.
In an interview given to The Chicago Tribune in 1999, the late Bernie Sahlins best described Ramis as, "the least changed by success of anyone I know in terms of sense of humor, of humility, sense of self. He's the same Harold he was 30 years ago. He's had enormous success relatively, but none of it has gone to his head in any way."
True to that, Ramis was kind and gracious with a strong, sharp sense of humor, engaging with everyone he met. The hallways of The Second City can be surprising at times, hey, there's Geroge Wendt! Look, Jeff Garlin! Steve Carrel! Some folks nod, some folks retreat but some reach out. Ramis reached out, with immense kindness and joy.
Ramis was a phenomenally successful writer, actor and director. He co-wrote and acted in "National Lampoon's Animal House," "Ghostbusters" 1 and 2, "Stripes", "Caddyshack," "Meatballs," and "Analyze This," just to name a few.
He was an equally successful director, helming classics such as "Caddyshack," "Groundhog Day" and "National Lampoon's Vacation."
Ramis died from complications related to auto-immune inflammatory vasculitis. He was diagnosed with the sometimes painful and debilitating condition in 2010.
Second City released this statement regarding Ramis' death, "It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of our dear friend and alumni, Harold Ramis. It is a great loss for his family and the film and entertainment communities. Our thoughts are with his wife Erica and their family."
Andrew Alexander added, "It is impossible to overstate the personal and professional influence that Harold Ramis has had on all of us at The Second City. He was a natural leader, a trusted friend and so generous with his own talent that he made everyone he ever worked with look like a genius. We are devastated to lose him so young but we were all enriched by the years we did get to partake of his particular brilliance."
Funeral and memorial details are unknown at this time. Information will be updated once details have been confirmed.
Ramis indeed lived a life well lived. As Bill Murray, friend and frequent co-star of Ramis wrote today, "He earned his keep in this world."


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Clarifying E-Business Suite Daylight Saving Time 2007 Patching Requirements
By Steven Chan - EBS-Oracle on Jan 19, 2007
Editor Feb 2 Update: A recording of the first webcast discussing these changes is available here. A second webcast will be held on Feb 14.
To put it delicately, the implications of Daylight Saving Time 2007 changes for E-Business Suite environments have been confusing to some of you. In response to your many emails and Service Requests logged with Oracle Support, we've significantly revised our documentation for patching E-Business Suite environments.
A revised version of Impact of US Timezone 2007 Changes on E-Business Suite Environments (Metalink Note 403311.1) has just been published. It contains the following material:
- Section 1. What is Changing?
- Section 2. Affected E-Business Suite Environments
- Section 3. Patches Required for E-Business Suite Environments
- Section 4. Testing Your Environment
- Section 5. What Are the Consequences of Not Applying These Patches?
- Section 6. Obtaining Support
- Section 7. References
- Appendices
Even if you have reviewed earlier versions of this documentation, I still recommend that you download the latest copy. Some important clarifications about patching conditions and impact have been made in these latest revisions.
We're aware that timeframes are extremely tight to get these patches into your environments prior to the DST changeover. We're paying close attention your feedback and concerns, since there's so little room for errors. If you have any questions about this documentation, please log a Service Request with Oracle Support, using the following information to ensure that the correct Support group is engaged:
Metalink SR entry screen #1:
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A 14-year-old California girl was sucked under a freight train and killed as she was attempting to retrieve her cell phone from the tracks this past weekend. WebProNews reported on March 4, 2014, that young Jenna Betti was just hanging out with her boyfriend when the tragic incident occurred.
Jenna Betti was with her boyfriend near some train tracks on Sunday night when the crew of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway freighter saw them. As the train came around a bend, the crew said they saw the teenagers attempt to jump out of the way.
"Both individuals got off of the track, and for some unknown reason, one of the individuals came back on the track," railway spokeswoman Lena Kent told the San Francisco Chronicle.
The "unknown reason" was that Jenna Betti had dropped her phone on the tracks and she simply went back to retrieve it. Her mother, Dena Betti, wrote on Facebook:
"She didn't judge the approach, and the train creates a vacuum, we were told, and it sucks you in... we are beyond devastated."
Friends and family members are trying to figure out how to deal with the loss of Jenna Betti, who was just in eighth grade at Martinez Junior High School.
She was a very popular kid and a star player on the soccer team. Classmates wore pink, Jenna's favorite color, to school on Monday, in her memory. Grief counselors were also plentiful and ready to help students that were trying to deal with the loss.
Some friends have said that Jenna Betti probably ran back for her phone because she likely feared being scolded for having it run over.
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1 DVD Video / Kultur International Films / 2011-02-22Works: George Frederick Handel: Giulio Cesare, HWV 17
Performers: Baker, Janet; Bowman, James; Jones, Della; Masterson, Valerie; Tomlinson, John; Walker, Sarah
Conductors: Mackerras, Charles, Sir
Ensemble: English National Opera Chorus; English National Opera Orchestra
John Copley's production of Handel's Julius Caesar features the great mezzo-soprano Janet Baker in one the roles she made her own. She leads a cast...continue...
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Picture Format: NTSC, 4:3, Color
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Britten: The Canticles
1 CD / Decca Import / 2009-01-15Performers: Bowman, James; Britten, Benjamin; Ellis, Osian; Pears, Peter, Sir; Shirley-Quirk, John; Tuckwell, Barry
Countertenors / Bowman, Chance, Scholl, Somerville [DVD]
1 DVD Video / Kultur International Films / 2008-10-28Works: Thomas Campion: Never weather-beaten saile more willing bent to shore; John Dowland: Second Booke of Songes; Firste Booke of Songes; Thomas Ford: Musicke of Sundrie Kindes, Pt 1; Henry Purcell: Sound...
Performers: Bowman, James; Chance, Michael; Drake, Julius; Miller, David [lute/guitar]; Scholl, Andreas
Ensemble: Academy for Ancient Music Berlin; Ensemble Sonnerie
With its unique, soaring beauty, the high male voice is today enjoying a huge resurgence in popularity. Heirs to the celebrated castrati of the sixteenth...continue...
Run Time: 123 min.
Region: 1
Picture Format: NTSC, 4:3, Color
Sound Format(s): Dolby 2.0,
Subtitles: English
Best Baroque 100
6 CD / HBDirect Import / 2006-06-26Performers: André, Maurice [trumpet]; Argenta, Nancy; Asperen, Bob van; Augér, Arleen; Banchini, Chiara; Beckett, Rachel; Bennett, Mark; Blythe, Stephanie; Boothby, Richard; Bowman, James; Brosse, ...
Conductors: Cleobury, Stephen; Hickox, Richard; ; Parrott, Andrew; Haïm, Emmanuelle; Leonhardt, Gustav; Norrington, Roger; Nelson, John; Rooley, Anthony; Rees, Jonathan; McCreesh, Paul; Kraemer, Nicholas; S...
Ensemble: Academy of Ancient Music; Academy of London; Boston Early Music Festival Choir; Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra; Capella Agostino Steffani; Choir of the Age of Enlightenment; City of London Bar...
EMI's collection 100 Best Baroque includes a generous 460 minutes of some of the most familiar works or movements from works written during the Baroque era. There is a good mix of genres, including wo...continue...
Love bade me welcome - Dowland, etc / Taylor, et al
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2005-11-07Works: Robert Jones: Though your strangeness frets my heart; My complaining is but feigning; Once did I serve a cruel heart; Sweet Kate; What if I seek for love of thee; Lie down poor heart; And is it night...
Performers: Bowman, James; Kelly, Frances; Kenny, Elizabeth; Levy, Mark; Taylor, Daniel [Countertenor]
Ensemble: Theatre of Early Music
Vivaldi, Telemann, Bach, Pergolesi / Bowman, King, et al
1 CD / Meridian / 2003-03-04Works: Antonio Vivaldi: Salve Regina in F major, RV 617; Georg Philipp Telemann: Harmonischer Gottes-Dienst; Giovanni Pergolesi: Salve Regina in C minor; Johann Sebastian Bach: Cantata no 54, "Widerstehe do...
Performers: Bowman, James; Coe, Jane; King, Robert [Conductor, Keyboard]; Mackintosh, Catherine
Conductors: King, Robert
Ensemble: King's Consort
The King's Consort is one of Europe's leading period instrument orchestras. Founded in 1980, the Consort has toured in five continents and appeared in almost...continue...
Eternal Source of Light / Bowman, King, The King's Consort
1 CD / Meridian / 2002-11-05Works: George Frederick Handel: Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne, HWV 74; Dietrich Buxtehude: Jubilate Domino, omnis terra, BuxWV 64; Jesu, meine Freud und Lust, BuxWV 59; Johann Christoph Bach: Ach, dass...
Performers: Bowman, James; King, Robert [Conductor, Keyboard]
Conductors: King, Robert
Ensemble: King's Consort
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Performers: Bowman, James; Cabré, Josep; Elves, John; Lesne, Gérard; Malas-Godlewska, Ewa; Ragin, Derek Lee; Visse, Dominique
Conductors: Malgoire, Jean-Claude; Fabre-Garrus, Bernard; Savall, Jordi; Rousset, Christophe
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|Vandals Beat Buzzer in Chicago
CHICAGO – The Idaho women's basketball team walked away with a 62-60 win Saturday night in thrilling fashion. Christina Salvatore's buzzer-beating layup silenced the home crowd of host Loyola Chicago, as the Vandals improved to 2-1 on the season, playing back-to-back games in Chicago as part of the Preseason WNIT.
Junior Stacey Barr, who suffered a leg injury in Friday night's 81-63 win and missed most of the second half and was not expected to start, let alone play on Saturday in Chicago. She went through pregame warm-ups and was surprisingly cleared to play just before the opening tip.
Barr opened the game shooting 4-of-7 from three-point range. She was the leading scorer for both teams in the first half, recording 14 points and three rebounds in 17 minutes of play. Barr finished with a season-high 21 points.
"Man that was something else," head coach Jon Newlee exclaimed after the victory. "What a great finish for us. I thought that maybe we had let it slip away near the end. I felt like we were in charge the whole game and then at the end we were kind of letting go. Our kids showed great poise and ran the plays out of the timeouts exactly the way we wanted to. We got the big stop at the other end and Christina had the huge finish."
Idaho came out blazing in the first half, picking up where they left off on Friday. The Vandals shot 12-of-30 (.400) and were 8-of-19 (.421) from beyond the three-point line. Freshmen Karlee Wilson and Brooke Reilly along with senior Addie Schivo outscored the Ramblers bench 11-3 in the first half, helping Idaho to a 34-27 lead.
The second half was a different story.
Loyola (1-2, 0-0) coached by three-time Olympic gold medalist, Sheryl Swoopes, came out in the second half and made things problematic for the Vandals. Idaho failed to make a three-point basket in 11 second-half attempts and held the Vandals to just eight field goals in the final 20 minutes.
"I thought we took some bad shots early," Newlee said of his team's second half performance. "It kind of skewed our offense. When we are taking good shots in rhythm and taking the threes we want to take, we are good shooters. I thought we just gutted it out."
Senior Alyssa Charlston was silent for most of the game, as the Loyola defense keyed in on her after posting 23 points in Friday's contest. Charlston was just 4-of-15 for the game with 10 points. Her 11 rebounds were a team high as she quietly posted her second double-double of the season.
The turning point of the game came with 1:26 to play in the second half and Idaho down 58-55. Schivo missed a layup down low and Charlston battled for the offensive rebound. Charlston got the board and the put back, getting fouled in the process. She made her free throw and tied the game up at 58, shifting the game's momentum back in favor of the Vandals.
The team's traded baskets to be tied at 60 with 33 seconds on left on the game clock. With the shot clock turned off it seemed like the Ramblers would play for the last shot and the win. With the clock ticking down under 10 seconds Salvatore stole the ball away from Erin Thomas and went the distance of the court for the game-winning layup.
For the game, Salvatore was 1-of-11 shooting and had a rare off night from the three-point line, going 0-for-8.
With Ali Forde traveling with the volleyball team the Vandals were still able to narrowly outrebound the Ramblers, 47-46. Idaho had 13 second-chance points and recorded 22 points in the paint.
Troy Hambric finished with 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Ramblers. Tina Karopulos added 17 points to the mix with eight of them coming in the second half as Loyola outscored Idaho 33-28.
The Vandals will open up the home schedule next Saturday when they return to action against UC Irvine. Tip-off is set for 2:00 p.m. PT.
Notes: Charlston recorded one block on Saturday, moving her solely into ninth in Idaho history with 81 career blocks…Barr's four three-pointers give her 122 for her career, two shy of moving into seventh all-time...Maren Austgulen got her first career start on Saturday…Charlston moved into seventh all-time in career rebounds with 650, passing Mary Westerwelle (649,1982-86).


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Dear David
This note to David Cameron is the second of my letters to the party leaders ahead of tonight's Leaders' debate in Bristol, which I'll be live blogging from around 8 p.m. GMT (3 p.m. EST).
You can read the first letter, to Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, here.
You don't mind if I call you David, rather than Dave? I can't get used to the idea of a PM known widely as Dave. Mind you, if you do want to be Prime Minister you had better get a move on. That Clegg chap has rather stolen your thunder, hasn't he?
What a mess. And what a reckoning there's going to be in your party after the election. Have you spoken to any of your MPs recently (I mean really asked them what they think)? I would arrange police escorts for Steve Hilton and Oliver Letwin on May 7th if I was you.
Anyway, I'm writing to each of the three leaders ahead of the debate. I know you're all drowning in advice, but a little more can't hurt. Here goes…
Your performance in the first debate wasn't all that bad, it was just that Clegg's was better. He out flanked you, brilliantly, as the "change agent".
But last Thursday has been analyzed almost exclusively in purely presentational terms (you didn't look at the camera, so you've been told to this time). I think your problem was bigger than that. People couldn't work out what you are about. You looked as though you were trying to please everyone and in the end… well you know the rest.
There'll be people shouting in your ear right now that ahead of tonight you have to stick to the hopey-changey routine. I think that is poor advice from people who helped get you into this mess. You said the other day that you were doubling up on change and the Big Society. Oh dear.
At this stage in the process you can't out Clegg Nick Clegg, as I said on Newsnight last night. He's got that hopey-changey thing covered now. You need, instead, to recast the election as a very serious contest with very serious choices for a Britain that has almost forgotten the perils it faces.
Of course you have to reference change – it's a given, looking at the polls, that people want it. But change to what? You have to be much more gritty and specific on what you stand for and will do.
The vague Big Society was a Big Mistake. The ideas in your manifesto are inherently conservative but why, then, are they not even resonating with conservatives?
One hears it said: "What's he on about? I don't have the time or the inclination to redecorate my local youth club."
That stuff was never enough on its own. It always had to be married, blended, with a very clear appeal to the strivers in this country who are more worried about prosperity than social action. Incidentally, the busy strivers do more of that social action anyway than Steve Hilton seems to realise. They just don't call it that when they run their local football team or raise money for charity.
Back to tonight. You'll have to slip in some references to the economy etc when you can, but this debate is about foreign affairs.
Clegg is on strong ground with floating voters, having opposed the Iraq war and wanting, it would appear, some kind of timetable for a scaling back of the Afghan adventure. Try and pin him down on this.
You're wasting your time if you try to flip-flop. I don't think you'd be so foolish. You might say, instead, that it's an honest disagreement with a large part of the country and that you judged on balance that Iraq was a threat to security. Despite doubts, you voted for it in 2003. On Afghanistan you believe it's a war worth winning for our own security. Say this clearly and tell people there isn't an easy answer. Cutting and running? Not for you.
On Trident, take aim and in the politest way possible blow Clegg's non-policy to bits.
Ultimately, it's about definition, and your lack of it in terms of public perception. That means not trying to agree with everyone.
If you come out of this tonight with voters once again scratching their heads, then you've failed. You want the following said: "That Clegg guy has certainly livened things up but it all starts to come apart when he's scrutinised. And Cameron? Well you know where you stand with him."
Oh, and if before you go on either Oliver Letwin (frantically trying to save his seat) or Steve Hilton call saying that they've got a clever idea for connecting the Big Society notion to foreign affairs, just say you're too busy to talk and that you'll get back to them after May 6th.
Best, Iain.


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As we walk through this crazy journey called life, I often feel like time passes in spurts, marked by particular moments in time that MAKE me stop and remember. Sometimes it's because I force myself to stop, sometimes it's because of events and happenings along the way. And sometimes, just sometimes, it's a person. Or people. Two people, actually, in this particular situation. I first came upon Justin & Mary in early 2011 and from the first blog post, I was hooked. They have this effortless, timeless grace about their photographs that make you want to BE a part of that story. And Mary has this way of writing that rocks you to your core, that sweeps away all pretense and clutter and gets at the heart of the issue. Simply put, I adore them.
Back in June, I had the opportunity to attend one of their Walk Through A Wedding workshops and it was one of the best things I've ever done for my business! Walk Through A Wedding is a two day workshop where Justin & Mary literally walk you through how they shoot a wedding, from the bride getting ready to the reception lighting set-up. I was two weeks into my newfound freedom as a full-time photographer and even though this was my second year shooting weddings of my own (vs. second shooting), I was still struggling to feel confident when it came to carpe diem-ing the actual wedding day. Having the chance to see J&M break down how they do what they do and WHY they do it was an incredible experience for me. And then on the second day of the workshop, we went through the business aspect of things, giving us attendees a rounded out experience. I walked away with my head full to the brim of ideas, totally overwhelmed but ready to take on the world! Even just looking back through my images this morning from the first day have me excited all over again!
And guess what? Justin & Mary are hosting a three-day ShowIt Live event called The Big Next December 17th-19th! It's going to be jam-packed with a ton of valuable information (plus a super special guest, Katelyn James!), and all y'all have to do is tune in! Because J&M are hosting the event in their sweet New Haven, CT home, they opened up five spots for an "in-studio audience" spots and I SCREAMED when I got the email telling me I'd won one!! So I'll be there during the event, and each in-studio attendee will get a chance to chat one-on-one with Justin & Mary about where their business headed and how we can take things to new heights. I cannot WAIT to be inspired and completely overwhelmed all over again- I think this spells good things for 2013 :).
Happy, happy Friday, friends!
Oh, PS- this is probably way narcissistic, but our anniversary session in NYC is up on J&M's blog! I'm fairly certain that 30% of their page views from this past week have been from me.


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Injuries made for a rough start to her season, but in the end perseverance and determination pulled Shannon Wargo through as she qualified to the Division II state cross country meet.
The Keystone sophomore was unable to train for two months over the summer due to issues related to the growth plate in her hip. A bruised metatarsal shut down Wargo for nearly two weeks after she injured it on Aug. 19 in the season opener at the Keystone Icebreaker.
Wargo returned for the Avon Lake Earlybird meet Aug. 31 and never looked back. Ultimately, she qualified for state by placing 14th at last Saturday's Tiffin regional in 19 minutes, 45.22 seconds – a career record by 12 seconds.
"I didn't have the training base from the summer a lot of the other girls had so I had to work harder at practices and in the races, especially if I wanted to qualify to state," Wargo said.
Wargo finished only 47th at the 2012 Tiffin regional in 21:20.51.
"My freshman year in both cross country and track regionals I let my emotions get to me too much," Wargo said. "It kind of drained my energy out. I didn't have that adrenaline flowing any more. It's very important to keep your emotions in check. Experience and positive thoughts from other people were a huge difference."
No doubt, it doesn't hurt to have an ace in her corner such as her dad, Scott, a 1983 Midpark High graduate who was a four-time
All-Ohio performer for the Meteors. He was a three-time state cross country qualifier, placing 36th, fifth and third. Scott also qualified twice to the Division I state track meet for the 1,600, placing fourth as a junior and eighth as a senior.
He was also a first team All-Central Collegiate (1984) honoree at Bowling Green. He was inducted into the Midpark Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993.
"Obviously, you can only see your coach for a certain period of the day," Shannon Wargo said. "My dad and I can have those talks at night before I go to bed, those motivational talks. It really does help. After we talk all the butterflies are gone and all I want to do is go run. It's great to have more than one perspective. I can have my coach's and I can have my dad's."
Shannon is the Keystone girls' first state qualifier since Amanda Winslow finished 10th in 2005 and sixth in '06.
"Our talks are a lot about how she feels and her approach to a race," Scott Wargo said. "We talk about when it starts not feeling as comfortable and she's pushing the pace. What do you do when that happens? What do you think about? Early on, the focus was about going out hard in a race and knowing what that feels like. Then, it's working the middle part hard and pushing that and being mentally strong there.
"We also talk about finishing the race strong. To have a good kick at the end is a little different form and position than during the middle of the race. It's all about racing, strategy, feeling and thinking."
Shannon Wargo started cross country and track in seventh grade. Her athletics career started with soccer at age five, which continued through eighth grade.
"I loved soccer," she said. "I always thought that I would play it in high school because I had played it for so long. It finally came down to one or the other. I couldn't do both and knew I was a lot better at running."
Shannon helped the Keystone girls win their first conference cross country title since 1994 with a win at the Patriot Athletic Conference meet on Oct. 12. A week later, she led the Wildcats to their third straight regional berth with a second-place finish at the Elyria district.
"I never pushed her to run," Scott Wargo said. "I never even brought it up. She brought it up to me. I didn't want to be, 'You should do this because it's great. I did it.' She wanted to run and likes to talk about the running and the strategy. I told her to stop if it's too much. She wants to learn about what it takes to become a better runner, besides the work."
Coach Tom Habenicht has been impressed with his runner's effort and performance level.
"Shannon proved she's part of that next level of runners," he said. "I told her the biggest thing about the state meet is to be excited about it. This is a goal she's worked very hard to accomplish. She accomplished it. If she let's herself to get excited about the race, excited to be there, excited about the possibilities, I think she's going to blow her times away."
"The state meet is a bonus," Shannon Wargo said. "Obviously, I wanted to make it out and I thought I could. You just have to believe in yourself. Otherwise, you probably won't. My mindset is that all these girls are here to push me. They will help make me a better runner. I just try to think very positive like that."
State cross country capsule
WHAT: 85th annual boys and 36th annual girls state cross country meet
WHERE: National Trail Raceway in Hebron
(All races on Saturday)
Local runners
Division I
TEAM: none
INDIVIDUALS: Austin Fasciana, sr. (Avon); Tim Villari, sr. (Avon Lake)
START: 3 p.m.
Division II
No local teams or individuals
START: 2:15 p.m.
Division III
TEAM: none
INDIVIDUAL: Tanner Hawley, so. (Black River)
START: 1:30 p.m.
Division I
TEAM: none.
INDIVIDUALS: Megan Parker, so. (Amherst); Alexis Szivan, jr. (Amherst)
START: 12:30 p.m.
Division II
TEAM: none
INDIVIDUAL: Shannon Wargo, so. (Keystone)
START: 11:45 a.m.
Division III
No local teams or individuals
START: 11 a.m.


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Actress Jennifer Lawrence is best known for her Oscar nominated and Oscar winning roles in movies like 'The Hunter Games' 'Silver Linings Playbook' and now 'American Hustle.'
Quickly becoming a global fashion icon, Lawrence clearly has a hold on being listed as the 'It-Girl' best known for her glamorous red carpet celebrity style, or not?
Let's look at the top five essential design components Lawrence leans on to make her red carpet fashion magic:
- 1. Strapless ball gowns
- 2. White, black, blue-grey and navy colors
- 3. Belted at the waist or fitted gowns at the waist
- 4. Quirky asymmetrial looks (Tomboyish)
- 5. Tea-length lady like A-line skirts
GabiVille for Blogs.timeslive.co.za says, "Lawrence generally demonstrates a blasé attitude toward fashion although she receives much attention for her red carpet frocks, if not for the occasional fashion accident here and there."
For the most part Lawrence is spot on with her fashion choices however, she has demonstrated some fashion growing pains.
Her glamorous new look for the 2014 Dior handbag campaign has caused quite the stir, in fact, Lawrence told Access Hollywood, "Oh my God I haven't seen this. That doesn't look like me at all. I love Photoshop more than anything in the world."
Lawrence will have her chance again Sunday, March 2, 2014 on the red carpet for the Oscar 2014 to reveal what's up her celebrity fashion sleeve.


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"Customers are demanding more varied communications channels depending on their circumstances, but small businesses are challenged to find the additional time and resources to understand and implement a change"
The Grand Prize winners will receive a full-day consultation and planning session with renowned small business experts Jane Applegate, author of "201 Great Ideas for Your Small Business," Melinda Emerson, known to many on Twitter as "SmallBizLady," a seasoned entrepreneur and small business coach, and Phil Simon, a small business technology expert and author of "The New Small." Together with a team of Pitney Bowes communication specialists, the experts will assess each grand prize winner's existing communications profile and provide custom coaching to develop a new program better suiting their unique needs.
Winners will also receive one-year of free access to the pbSmart suite of customer communications tools, including pbSmartPostage™, cloud based postage for shipping and mailing, and pbSmart™ Connections for email marketing.
In addition, 20 First Prize winners will receive one-year free access to the pbSmart suite of products, valued at $2,500, and have their businesses featured as part of the pbSmart™ Essentials online community. The contest will enable small businesses to share their communications successes and challenges with each other.
A recent study commissioned by Pitney Bowes shows the majority of small business owners agree that given the tools, they would focus on multi-channel marketing, integrating traditional methods such as direct mail and advertising with new tools, including email, social media and mobile.
"Customers are demanding more varied communications channels depending on their circumstances, but small businesses are challenged to find the additional time and resources to understand and implement a change," said Neil Rader, Vice President and General Manager, Small and Medium Business, Pitney Bowes. "This is a way for Pitney Bowes to help its customers become experts in sending resonating messages, paper and digital, so they can acquire, service, and retaining valuable customers."
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Earth Day is the result of the vision of US Senator Gaylord Nelson. He first mentioned the concept in a speech in September 1969. His staff ran with the idea and on April 22, 1970, the first Earth Day was celebrated by approximately 20 million Americans.
In the years since, Earth Day has expanded. In 2007, an estimated billion people, from thousands of countries, took part around the globe.
Bahia Honda State Park has its own Earth Day celebration every year for the past 15 years. This year the celebration will be held on April 10. The event runs from 9 am to 2 pm and includes free entry into the park.
There are lots of things to see & do during this event. Face painting and a sand sculpture contest are among the happenings for children. The local Moose Lodge will be making food and there will be exhibits galore. A touch tank for sea life is always a big hit. There are vendors and informational exhibits to help educate attendees on such subjects as how to safely boat and fish, how to properly recycle, and who to contact if you find injured wildlife.
Last year a Wild Bird Rescue organization had an exhibit which included a blind pelican. Stroking the velvet soft feathers and pouch was a never to be forgotten moment.
Since park entry is free, take the opportunity to walk to the top of the old Bahia Honda Bridge and take in the view. It is very impressive. Looking down, you can see the bottom of the water, it is so clear. Be sure to tour the displays that are on the park grounds and, if it's warm enough, spend some time wading in the clear green waters.


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The slippery slope of violent rhetoric
In the aftermath of the tragic shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and 18 other individuals many commentators have noted the sinister background of violent rhetoric that emerged after the Democratic victory of 2008. This sinister background ranges from Sharron Angle's hints of "second amendment remedies" and Sarah Palin's bull's-eye rifle targets on Democratic congressional candidates to the implicit threats of violence by people carrying guns at political rallies and displaying signs extolling violent resistance to laws they oppose.
The defenders of the rhetoric of violence excuse their statements and implicit threats of violence by saying it is an understandable reaction to encroachments on their liberty since Obama's election. Had Democrats not overreached, they argue, conservatives would not have overreacted.
This argument has no basis in fact. Violent rhetoric and literal threats of murder against Democrats, liberals and progressives have been a gradually increasing feature of American politics since the 1990's. They are arrayed along a slippery slope of increasingly direct threats and incitement to murder.
Here are a number of clear examples from the time of the Clinton and Bush administrations, clearly predating the supposed "provocations" that right-wing conservative spokesmen are pointing to as the justification for their violent rhetoric.
1. Disturbing "Jokes" About Killing Liberals
Rush Limbaugh: "I tell people don't kill all the liberals. Leave enough so we can have two on every campus--living fossils--so we we'll never forget what these people stood for."
Ann Coulter: "My only regret with Tim McVeigh is that he did not go to the New York Times building"
2. Implied Threats:
Bill O'Reilly: "Americans who work against our military once the [Iraq] war is underway will be considered Enemies of the State by me. Just fair warning to you, Barbara Streisand, and others who see the world as you do. I don't want to demonize anyone, but anyone who hurts this country in a time like this, well, let's just say you will be spotlighted."3. Overt Threats of Violence against Liberals:
Glen Beck: "Hang on, let me just tell you what I'm thinking. I'm thinking about killing Michael Moore, and I'm wondering if I could kill him myself, or if I would need to hire somebody to do it. No, I think I could."
Eric Erickson (Redstate.com): "At what point do [people] get off the couch, march down to their state legislator's house, pull him outside and beat him to a bloody pulp for being an idiot?"
Michael Savage: "I say round liberals up and hang em' high. When I hear someone's in the civil rights business, I oil up my AR-25."
4. Specific Incitements to Violence against Law Enforcement Officers
Dick Morris: "Those crazies in Montana who say 'we're going to kill ATF agents because the UN's going to take over.' Well, they're beginning to have a case."
G . Gorden Liddy (broadcasting advice on how to kill law enforcement officers): "...head-shots, they are wearing body armor, head shots... or shoot for the groin."


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Eddie Izzard joked about how they came up with that name
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Read about all the latest developments in the global underwater conservancy movement.
Fishing minister George Eustice promises to argue the case for precautionary catch limits for overfished species.
The UK government has pledged to fight the unlimited fishing that leads to millions of sharks being killed by EU boats in the Atlantic every year.
Numerous species once widely fished by the EU, such as the porbeagle shark, have already been driven to near extinction in the Atlantic. But other species, like the blue shark, continue to be caught in huge numbers by EU boats because there are no limits on their exploitation.
Todd Cameron has been swimming around the world for sharks.
The federal government today listed four key populations of scalloped hammerhead sharks under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
The health of the global ocean is in decline and a five-year integrated rescue package is what's needed to bring it back to life, according to a new report by the Global Ocean Commission.
The Commission has spent 18 months looking in to the decline of the ocean and has come up with a rescue package of eight proposals to restore and protect its natural capital and services. Its findings identified a lack of adequate governance on the high seas as the key issue.
Concern is growing over the threat that widespread plastic waste poses to marine life, with conservative estimates of the overall financial damage of plastics to marine ecosystems standing at US$13 billion each year, according to two reports released on the opening day of the first United Nations Environment Assembly.
The Finathon® is in full swing and the race against shark finning is on! On July 13th, at the Pole Position Raceway in Frisco, Texas, USA, Jarret Voorhies, a 15 year old go kart racer and passionate scuba diver, will put his two passions together - racing and shark protection.
"Like most divers, I've developed a connection with marine life. Our oceans are in trouble and they need our help," said Jarret. "That's why I've partnered with Project AWARE in a race against shark finning."
Both President Obama and actor Leonardo DiCaprio pledged Tuesday to help protect the ocean and challenged other nations to undertake bold initiatives of their own before it's too late.
Marine pollution is a key topic of discussion during the upcoming International Ocean Conference, "Our Ocean", in Washington, DC from 16 – 17 June 2014.
Project AWARE will be there among lawmakers, advocates and experts to advocate for the ocean and marine debris – trash in our ocean – specifically.
We want you to be there too. Please help create a global rally cry for ocean pollution solutions.
On May 24, over 50 volunteers from Aquanaut Scuba and Snorkelling Centre, Kingston University Sub Aqua Club in association with Kingston University Students Union Volunteering undertook a huge Thames River Clean project at Kingston Upon Thames, Thameside in the UK.
Spectators walking across the bridge and along the tow path looked in disbelief at the quantity of debris that was extracted from such a small area of the Thames including 105 shopping trolleys!
Shark Advocates International is welcoming an unprecedented suite of proposals from Parties to the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) to list 21 species of rays and sharks on the CMS Appendices. Two species of hammerheads, all three threshers, and the silky shark have been proposed for CMS Appendix II, which would encourage regional cooperation to conserve shared populations. All five sawfishes, nine devil rays, and the reef manta are proposed for Appendix I & II; Appendix I listing would bring obligations for strict protection.
Shark Specialists Prioritize Recovery of World's Largest, Most Threatened Rays Durban, South Africa. June 5, 2014.
World Oceans Day, 8th June, is right around the corner and it's the perfect time to make strong arguments for change. All month long, Project AWARE is taking advantage of strategic opportunities to represent the voice of divers – a powerful constituency when it comes to ocean protection.
Our focus areas – sharks and marine debris – are high on the global policy agenda this month and Project AWARE aims to advocate for the ocean where and when the important decisions are made.
It's a funny name for a swimathon in fins. It's the global fundraiser for scuba divers to raise a few dollars for sharks and of course have some fun. But there's also a serious side to all the wacky shark costumes, flash mobs and epic swim challenges.
Humans produced nearly 300 million tons of plastic in 2012, but where does it end up? A new study has found plastic debris in a surprising location: trapped in Arctic sea ice. As the ice melts, it could release a flood of floating plastic onto the world.
The Government is proposing to bring forward a total ban on the finning of dead sharks by two years in response to widespread public concern about the gruesome practice.
Conservation Minister Nick Smith originally planned to ban finning of all shark species, except blue sharks, by October 2015.
The ban on removing blue sharks' fins would have begun in October 2016.
This led to an outcry by conservation groups because blue shark was the species most affected by the finning practice.
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2) Updating the dashboard after flashing LT.
both of these are not proven one way or another, but are possibilities of why you are receiving an Open Tray error.
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Garlic-Stuffed Ribeye Steaks with Creamy Garlic Chard
- 15 minPrep Time
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- 4Servings
- 4 Ribeye steaks, 8 ounces each and about 1 inch thick, Omaha Steaks
- 8 garlic cloves, cut into thin slivers
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 pound red chard, stems removed and cut in half crosswise
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 cup finely sliced onion
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg, or to taste
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- Stab the steaks on both sides with a sharp knife to make incisions and place the garlic slivers in the slits.
- Season the steaks with salt and pepper.
- Heat half of the oil in a heavy skillet or sauté and sauté 2 of the steaks over medium-high heat for about 3 minutes on each side for medium-rare, about 4 minutes for medium, or to desired doneness.
- Keep warm.
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Minutewomen In A Tie For Sixth After Day One Of A-10s
Feb. 23, 2012
AMHERST, Mass. -
The women competed in in only the 800-yard freestyle relay and the 200-yard medley relay during day one.
In the 800-yard freestyle relay the team of Amina Meho, Molly Smyth, Anna Cavanaugh and Zoe Judd set a school record with a time of 7:29.06, breaking the previous record they set earlier this year.
In the 200-yard medley relay Kelsey Hinrichs, Katie Arnott, Kaitlyn McKenna and Hannah Markey finished with a time of 1:47.12 coming in tenth place.
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Can Mass. Afford to Repair Worcester's Crumbling Schools?
Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Burncoat High, Doherty Memorial, and South High all make the list for needed work because of serious physical deficiencies. But the process for receiving state support for capital improvements is highly competitive and it could be years before local officials can move forward.
Burncoat and Doherty both date to the 1960s, while South High features a disadvantageous "open classroom" design from the 1970s that makes learning difficult.
Action dependent on state grant process
"It's up to them," says WPS Chief Financial and Operations Officer Brian Allen, referring to the Massachusetts School Building Authority, the quasi-independent government agency that since 2004 awards state revenues to municipalities for school construction projects. Working through that competitive grant process, Worcester stands to recoup about 80 percent of associated project costs. "We certainly hope (our) schools will be invited into the process," Allen said.
Reflecting the competitiveness, nearly two-thirds of last year's proposals (known as Statements of Interest, or SOIs) received by the MSBA were re-submissions from prior years.
"It's a multi-year process," said school committee member Jack Foley, the chair of the subcommittee on finance and operations. "(The SOI) says, 'Here are the prioritized targets for the upcoming year.'"
The WPS has until mid-April to submit its major SOIs. The city council will review recommendations from school officials at their scheduled meeting this week.
Nelson Place plans in process
At Nelson Place Elementary School, a building originally opened in 1927 now slated to be replaced, "that's a five-year turnaround window," Allen said. After the MSBA approved major repairs/replacement in 2012, plans underway for a new building should see the facility open September 2017.
Nelson Place was sent to the MSBA for consideration as a major project for four years before being allowed ahead.
This spring the WPS will also begin work on a master building plan that incorporates facility needs, current and future educational needs, and enrollment trends.
With a number of buildings in need of attention, school committee member Tracy Novick said she anticipated the district in a rebuild/replacement cycle for some time. "This is where the master plan comes in," Novick said. "MSBA has advised us that we need one, and it is simply good policy to examine all of our schools for their major needs to have a clear idea of what we are doing and when."
The city's annual capital investment program typically provides $3 million for smaller projects, like those renovations included through the MSBA's accelerated repair program. Those projects cover items like windows, roofs, and boilers. Because of current reimbursement rates, "that (local investment) really leverages about $15 million of total projects," Allen said.
The district is currently looking toward window replacement at four buildings.
The three high schools have physical issues with HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), accessibility, and efficiency. "The problems at South High are legendary," Foley said.
South High, with a little under 1,300 students in grades 9 through 12, was constructed in 1978 and is a 246,000-square-foot facility on a 41-acre parcel shared with Sullivan Middle School. The school's windows are original, and, although replaced in 2004, the roof leaks.
"While we are submitting the three comprehensive high schools, South was and remains the number one priority for the Worcester Public Schools," Novick said.
South High was built with an "open classroom design," with multiple classes sharing the same space and organized in "pods" by content area. "This open-classroom design concept has been the largest barrier for student success at the school," according to last year's SOI.
"The idea around open classroom was to increase team teaching opportunities and collaboration among teachers. The open classroom does achieve these goals," that report states. "However, the background noise resulting from many teachers instructing in the same area is a challenge for many staff and students."
Wall dividers, bookcases, and blackboards were installed to delineate classroom space for now, but floor-to-ceiling dividers aren't an option because of the building's heating system, which already creates uneven temperature fluctuations between 40 and 80 degrees between rooms.
"There are major structural and design flaws that are problematic" at South High, Foley said.
Doherty and Burncoat built in 1960s
Meanwhile, Doherty and Burncoat were built during the days of "cheap heat." With many corridors and windows, both buildings are "very difficult to heat" according to Foley.
Doherty Memorial was built in 1966 and includes approximately 168,000 square feet for around 1,350 students. The school's windows are original while the roof was replaced in 1995. Core educational spaces at Doherty have remained largely unchanged since the building opened, and the building isn't handicapped accessible in accordance to state and federal law.
During a cold snap earlier last month, HVAC failures caused frigid temperatures at the start of school at Dougherty.
The 144,000-square-foot Burncoat High building was constructed in 1964 and has a current enrollment of about 1,100 students. Like Doherty and South High, Burncoat has been placed on warning status by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges for facilities deficiencies, and last year's SOI reports "aging infrastructure fails to support the educational program and the mission" of Burncoat.
Foley said all three were ready for either major repair or replacement.
"They're very high priority for us," agreed school committee member Brian O'Connell. "I expect we will address them as rapidly as possible."
"The buildings have clearly served us well ... but they are showing the extent of their age." Acknowledging the process may not get underway this year, O'Connell said school officials were working now so they wouldn't find themselves in a more dire future situation. With local support from the school committee and city council, "our focus really shifts to Beacon Hill" and how much funding is included for school repairs in the forthcoming state budget.
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