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Milwaukee Marquette's Danny Jarosz is area player of the year
You won't find any flash on the feet of Danny Jarosz.
Gaudy green Nike Tiempos, bright blue Adidas Predators or eye-popping purple Puma evoSpeed soccer boots just aren't his style.
"I like to think of myself as a black-shoe player," said Jarosz, a senior midfielder on the Milwaukee Marquette soccer team. "I like to go unnoticed. I don't really strive for attention out on the field."
That proved difficult for Jarosz in 2013. He moved from the Hilltoppers defensive back line to the midfield this season and led the team's precision possession game. Opposing teams couldn't miss his size, speed and skills as he ran the offense and helped the perennially powerful Hilltoppers to a Greater Metro Conference championship and the WIAA Division 1 sectional semifinals.
For his performance, the Marquette University recruit is the Journal Sentinel area player of the year. Also considered for the award were Arrowhead senior defender Colin Koerber and Muskego senior forward Brody Kraussel.
"The best player in southeast Wisconsin is midfielder Danny Jarosz from Marquette," said Brookfield Central coach Jon Mroz. "He was the unanimous player of the year in the Greater Metro."
Jarosz, who scored three goals and had four assists, started on the Hilltopper varsity for three seasons. The Marquette University recruit helped the team go 63-3-5 and win two Division 1 state championships.
"From a soccer perspective what I believe separates him from most players is his ability to read the game," said Marquette coach Steve Lawrence. "He understands the game so well and has the ability to keep it simple. Many players try to over-complicate things on the field where Danny is thinking one or two plays ahead before he gets the ball, allowing him to play simple and make things look easy.
"If you look at a stat sheet, Danny's numbers aren't going to wow you, but when you watch him play on the field and see what he provided for our team, you can see that he is one of the best players out there. There wasn't one team we played this year where we lost the middle of the field."
The Hilltoppers, however, did lose on their way to a third straight state title, bowing to eventual state champion Muskego, 1-0, in the sectional semifinals.
"It was a tough way to end the season," Jarosz said. "We worked so hard. We work to win state every year. We gave it everything we had. The day after that loss, most of the team got together and kicked the ball around. We just didn't want the season to end."
The 2013 season was especially dear to Jarosz because he missed almost the entire 2012 season with a stress fracture in his back. He returned in time for the playoffs and helped the Hilltoppers win the state title.
"It was a wake-up call for me," he said. "It made me hungry. It made me realize how much I missed playing. I even missed training."
Before the season started, Lawrence decided to move Jarosz up to the midfield to take advantage of his distribution skills. Jarosz hesitated — "I have a defender mentality," he said — but learned the position with help from coaches and teammates.
"I knew I had the size, but I felt like I was behind on my touch," he said. "I needed to get comfortable with the ball. The guys really helped. You can only do so much training alone."
The move paid off as Marquette went undefeated (7-0) in Greater Metro matches and finished 15-2-2. "With his size, he has the ability to win everything in the air, and defensively he did a tremendous job of shutting down counterattacks coming through the middle from other teams," Lawrence said.
In college, Jarosz probably will move back to the back line. "I will be competing with bigger guys, so I need to get stronger," he said. "I need to be ready for the mental aspect. College is faster and more focused. I will need to watch and learn.
"I look at this recognition as a credit to the coaches and mentors I have had," Jarosz said. "If I continue to learn and do what they say, I know I can be successful."
Coach of the year:What a season for Eric Hess and his Muskego Warriors.
Muskego started the season losing three top-notch players, including the reigning WSCA state player of the year, to U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. Then the Warriors lost three of their first five matches.
After tinkering with several formations and player combinations, Hess found the right mix. Muskego finished the regular season on a 15-1-1 run, beat three-time defending state champion Milwaukee Marquette in the sectional semifinals, defeated No. 1 ranked Arrowhead in the Division 1 state semifinals and won the Division 1 state championship. It was the second golden ball for Muskego and Hess, who guided the Warriors to the title in 2009.
"Three of his top players from last year did not try out this year and he still found success and won state. That is quality work," said Greg Prospero, coach of Classic 8 Conference rival Kettle Moraine.
Also considered for the award were Randy Staus of Pewaukee, Jock Mutschler from University School of Milwaukee and Pat Sorensen from Cedarburg.


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In one of the largest federal roundups in the state since the immigration frenzy swept the country, several hundred worried residents protested outside Swift & Co. beef packing plant, angry at officials for their insensitive timing of the raid.
"This is an insult to us as Mexicans because today is El Dia de la Vigen de Guadalupe," said Lupe Tapia of Greeley, in reference to Dec. 12, which is celebrated as a religious holiday recognizing the birth of the virgin Mary. "They are acting like (the undocumented workers) are terrorists but they are just coming here to work."
The raid was part of investigation that began in February after several reports of stolen identities were linked to the company. Workers who remained after the raid estimate that 300 or more were apprehended.
"It's running through the Greeley community, and people are calling in and saying 'should we go to work at the other companies here in Greeley?' " said Priscilla Falcon, a Chicano studies teacher at the University of Northern Colorado and an activist in the Latino community. "It's a hysteria that is flowing through the county at this point, I think."
Many of those who were taken by ICE agents at the plant attended the 5 a.m. mass at Our Lady of Peace Church, which recognizes the holiday and celebrates it with a parade and Aztec dancers.
"Why are they doing this today?" said Martha Granillo, who cried outside the gates and threw her hands in the air in disbelief. "Why today?"
Several of those outside continued to yell at agents who were guarding the entrances. The crowds were upset and worried about their family members and those who will be left behind.
"We are sorry from the bottom of our hearts for what happened on Sept. 11, but we are not the ones who did that to you guys," said Rose Marie Morales, whose family members were inside. "Please, in the name of Jesus, just let them go."
Maria Flores, a representative of Latinos Unidos, stood outside and yelled over the fence questioning whether the administrators who hired the undocumented workers joined the potential deportees in the buses.
"Where are the managers and the people who did the hiring?" Flores said. "What about their children."
In response to the fury of confused family members, Latino leaders such as Sylvia Martinez and Ricardo Romero, hosted a meeting at the Rodarte Center , 920 A St,. There, they handed out numbers for families and discussed bringing in lawyers later in the week to talk to them about their rights.
Workers from Swift who attended the meeting said they did not plan on returning on work Wednesday. Fernando Rodriquez, director for the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7, spoke to outraged families at the meeting and urged people to go to work on Wednesday. He said the union's team of lawyers would be there, as well, to ensure workers' rights weren't being violated.
* Latino community leaders will host a forum where immigration lawyers will be on hand to speak with families about their rights at 7 p.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Peace Church, 1311 3rd St., Greeley.
* General Consulate of Mexico, 5350 Leetsdale Drive, Suite 100, Denver 80246, (303) 359-1603.
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By John Long, Tom Casey and Victoria Ross
U.S. foreign policy has been a violent cycle of arming the perceived lesser evil or country (often a dictator) that best promotes our hegemony, and then of outrage when that entity becomes more violent and/or no longer serves our perceived interest.
Three of many examples:
First, it is well-documented that al-Qaida and Osama bin Laden received U.S. support to fight the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, only later to become the trigger for the endless "war on terror."
Second, U.S. support of Saddam Hussein even included help with the chemical weapons program he used on Iraqi Kurds. The United States ignored the oft-cited atrocity when it happened, continuing to support Saddam. Later, for political and/or strategic reasons he was targeted. The United States overthrew the existing government, destabilizing Iraq.
Third, ISIS (the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) was one of a number of groups fighting Syrian President Bashar Assad and Syrian government forces with at least indirect U.S. support. According to the Associated Press, the European Union, with U.S. support, lifted sanctions on Syria to allow oil sales from refineries held by the rebels, of which ISIS is the principal entity, providing funding for ISIS. Now that ISIS' violence has surpassed that of al-Qaida, the United States wants it out of Iraq.
According to a member of the Iraqi Civil Society Solidarity Initiative in Mosul, which is dedicated to bringing peace and human rights to all throughout the area, people in Iraq want civilians to rule their cities. He said America can help by working to guarantee and strengthen democratic, civil society. Iraqis want to solve their problems themselves, possibly in three ethnic regions. They want the extremists gone, the military activities ended and the weapons removed.
Peace in Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Israel/Palestine – anywhere – will not be achieved by more violence. Violence only begets more violence, as history keeps showing us. The only long-term solution to the region's crisis will be a political one, protecting civilians from the current ongoing horrors of war.
The Interfaith Peace Network, the Western New York Peace Center and Pax Christi urge all citizens to contact their congressional representatives and senators to insist they reject military action in the Middle East, stop funding and/or supplying arms (and persuade our allies to stop as well) and intensify diplomatic efforts for political solutions.
Let us pledge never again to allow the United States' immense military power and enabling of violence to cause another Iraq war tragedy there or anywhere in the world.
John Long is chairman of the Interfaith Peace Network. Tom Casey is chairman of Pax Christi of WNY. Victoria Ross is a peaceful conflict resolution consultant for the WNY Peace Center and the Interfaith Peace Network.


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Pfizer negotiated exclusive worldwide rights to develop GlycoMimetics' pan-selectin antagonist GMI-1070, in a deal which could be worth $340 million to GlycoMimetics in up-front and development, regulatory, and commercialization milestones, plus additional sale royalties. GMI-1070 is currently undergoing Phase II trials for the treatment of vaso-occulsive crisis associated with sickle cell disease.
Under terms of the deal Pfizer gets global rights to the drug for all potential indications, including sickle cell crisis. GlycoMimetic will complete the ongoing Phase II study, and then Pfizer will take over all further development and commercialization activities.
GlycoMimetics is developing a pipeline of carbohydrate mimic compounds for the treatment of a range of diseases. Lead candidate GMI-1070 is a synthetic glycomimetic that is designed to inhibit all three selectin types, E-selectin, L-selectin and P-selectin, which are implicated in inflammatory processes. In addition to its lead indication of sickle cell disease-associated vaso-occlusive crisis, the compound is separately in early clinical development for the potential treatment of blood cancers.
The firm's preclinical portfolio is headed by another small molecular weight glycomimetic compound GMI-1051, which is in development for the treatment or prevention of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections, probably in combination with antibiotic therapies. GlycoMimetics says in vitro studies suggest GMI-1051 strongly inhibits the functions of the bacterial virulence factor lectins, PA-IL and PA-IIL lectins.
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My daughter has small itchy red bumps with a kind of scaly or blister like center. She recently had a fever, swollen glands, and sore throat.
Post sore throat ras: This is likely guttate psoriasis that occurs after some strep infections. Generally this resolves on its own. If the skin lesions continue to spread, become more painful or develop red streaks, take her to her pediatrician. ...Read more
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I have swollen glands under my neck, hurts to swallow, jaw hurts, teeth hurt. Feel like I have been to dentist and had work done. Hurts to eat. ?
See a physician : Please try some anti- inflammatory medications. I suggest you see a physician as you might need antibiotics. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
It hurts to swallow, have cold sores in mouth, swollen glands in neck, and somewhat achy all over; what would cause all these symptoms?
Viral illness.: Most cold sores are caused by the Herpes simplex virus. Especially the first time you get the infection there will be other symptoms besides the sores like aching, sometimes headache or fever and or swollen glands. ...Read more
Swollen tonsil on one side for about 9 months. No sore throat/ difficulty swallowing. Enlarged glands in neck. No other symptoms. What could this be?
Clinical Evaluation: Any swollen tonsil that lasts longer than 4 weeks should be checked by your doctor. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I am congested. Swore throat. Swollen glands in neck and groin hurts to swollow went to the doctor last week was percribed amoxicillen for pherengitis
Acute Pharyngitis: Your symptoms may be due to a bacterial or a viral infection. Bacterial infectinos of the tonsils or the throat lining are typically caused by streptococcal bacteria which respond well to Amoxicillin or Amoxicillin with clavulanic acid if there is no response. However, it is imperative that a viral infection like infectious mononucleosis is considered and tested for as well, consult with your md. ...Read more
Left ear pressure sore throat painful swallowing feeling of something stuck in my throat no fever swollen tonsils and swollen glands in neck under jaw?
Possible infection: Seems consistent with possible infection, maybe mono. You should consult with a doctor. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What would cause one of my neck vein/arteries to always stick out of the skin? Male 20 yrs old sore throat/ mucus lately with swollen glands in neck.
Neck Veins: If the vein sticking out is long term, that's your normal Occ neck veins get inflamed due to head and neck infections, but you would then be very sick ...Read more
What feels like swollen glands (?) in neck and by collarbone, also have been having trouble swallowing. Doc said allergies & acid reflux but idk?
May need testing: It can be viral ebv or CMV related but if it is growing or you have it for more than 2 weeks need additional work upand may be referral to hematology. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Throat hurts to swallow but not sick, no temp, and no swollen glands. What could this be?
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Emerald Isle Garden Club Honors Past and Present Members for Arbor Day
Members of the Emerald Isle Garden Club met on Friday, April 29, to honor some very special members, past and present. After enjoying a picnic lunch on the veranda of the Crystal Coast Welcome Center in Emerald Isle, we honored a former member, Betty McGurn, who passed away recently. After sharing memories and reading a special poem for Betty, we then gathered around a lovely native cherry tree and planted it in her memory with a plaque proclaiming it as hers. We then went to current member Bobbi Strope's beautiful and extensive garden and put up a sign naming it a "Certified Butterfly Garden". While at Bobbi's garden, she showed us her amazing miniature water can collection. Finally, we moved on to Emerald Isle Recreation Center to see the new Jenny Taylor Bluebird Trail Sign that we had installed earlier. Jenny was also a former member of the Garden Club. Members who knew her well reminisced and spoke about their fond memories. This was truly a special and memorable set of Arbor Day activities as we honored the memories of past members who have been so important in the history of our Club, and also took time to celebrate current members and their achievements.
Emerald Isle Garden Club Goes to St. Patrick's Festival
Emerald Isle Garden Club members took advantage of beautiful weather and 35,000 visitors to the EI St. Patrick's Festival on March 12 to educate the public about butterflies. Our booth included information about two butterflies on our Crystal Coast– one well known and one newly named. Garden Club members informed festival goers about the plight of the monarch butterfly and the need to help maintain its host for reproduction, the milkweed plant. Seed packets were distributed to all those interested in planting milkweek. We also informed them about a newly named species, the Crystal Coast Skipper, which only occurs in a 30-mile habitat of barrier islands, and showed them a live plant of the Seaside Little Bluestem, the critical host for this new butterfly. We raffled prizes and took in donations to help provide additional funds for our projects. It was a glorious, fun, productive day for our Garden Club!
Emerald Isle Garden Club Holds Annual Card Party Fundraiser
Rain, thunderstorms, and the active threat of tornados did not deter more than 120 from attending the Emerald Isle Garden Club annual card party held on February 24 at the Emerald Isle Recreation Center. The theme of the party, "Celebrating Bees, Butterflies and Birds", was obvious in the elegant table decorations and beautifully wrapped door prizes. Attendees enjoyed playing cards and other table games of their choice. Garden Club members provided lite party fare, an impressive table of desserts, and beverages. Raffles were held for various, themed, gift baskets in addition to an array of door prizes. A 50/50 raffle was also held. This is the major annual fundraiser for the Emerald Isle Garden Club, with funds supporting service and beautification projects as well as other special projects that may be chosen throughout the year. While attendance was a little lower this year due to the inclement and threatening weather, overall the party was a still a huge success both for the Club and the very satisfied partygoers.
Emerald Isle Garden Club of National Garden Clubs, Inc.,
and Town of Emerald Isle Dedicated NC 58 as Blue Star Memorial Highway
Under beautiful blue sunny November skies, Emerald Isle Garden Club members unveiled a Blue Star Memorial Marker on Highway NC58 in Emerald Isle. Fittingly, the ceremony on Veterans Day was attended by members of all branches of the US Armed Forces, active and retired. In all, more than 200 people were present to witness tributes to service men and women who have served, are serving and will serve our country. Patriotic music and speeches by military officials from the area were warmly received. Led by Commander Javier Delgado of Coast Guard Sector North Carolina, Station Fort Macon, flags of each service branch were presented and members of that branch stood as Commander Delgado described the meaning of each flag. TV cameras captured the event as traffic was stopped and a moment of silence was observed for those who service members who sacrificed their lives for our country and a lone bugler played Taps. The ceremony ended on a high note when the Emerald Isle Youth Garden Club, The Green Thumbs, led by garden club members Denny Chase and April Hardee, and joined by the entire crowd, sang "God Bless America".
Emerald Isle Mayor Proclaims November 11 as "Emerald Isle Garden Club Day"
During the Veterans Day ceremony to dedicate a Blue Star Memorial Marker on the town section of NC Highway 58, Mayor Eddie Barber proclaimed the day as "Emerald Isle Garden Club Day". Mayor Barber presented a plaque to Garden Club President Jenny Marlowe and used the opportunity to thank the Garden Club for their long-standing efforts not only to beautify the town but to make it a better place to work and live.
Holden Beach Beautification Club 25th Anniversary
|The Holden Beach Beautification Club was honored by Alan Holden, Mayor of Holden Beach, and Board of Commissioners with a Resolution on September 8, 2015. The Resolution "recognizes the members of the club for their many past and ongoing contributions to the community." HBBC designs, plants and maintains 6 gardens spaces across the island and the Town Hall landscaping. Thousands of bulbs and flowers are planted each fall and again each spring to beautify Holden Beach. HBBC also adds seasonal decor to public spaces throughout the year. The club has plans for a new garden this spring at the bridge on the mainland size to provide a lovely gateway onto Holden Beach.
The New Hanover Garden Club of Wilmington,one of the newest clubs in the state (ratified last September), completed their first project by planting a tree on Arbor Day. Friday, April 24th, the club members, with the help of two members' husbands to dig the hole, planted a 10 gallon Red Bud in the garden at The Lower Cape Fear Hospice. The tree is located right outside of the patients' rooms, and will be a source of beauty and shade for years to come.
65th TIDEWATER CAMELLIA CLUB SHOW
Date: Saturday, February 28, 2015
Place: New Hanover County Arboretum, 6206 Oleander Drive, Wilmington
Time: 1:00 until 5:00 P.M. – PLANT SALE STARTS AT 9:00 A. M.
Features: Sale of Camellias; Educational, Floral and Student Art Displays
Cost: FREE
Website: www.tidewatercamelliaclub.org
A letter from the New Hanover GC to District 11 Director Linda McLendon
( New Hanover GC is a new club this year)
Dear Linda,
Thank YOU! I can't tell you how excited I am about our new club! In my opinion, I believe there has been a 'need' for another club in our area for quite some time, and I am truly humbled to have this opportunity to address that need through the New Hanover Garden Club. For me, gardening is more than a hobby but a love! It's a source of personal peace, satisfaction, wonderful therapy and fellowship with God, so I welcome the opportunity to introduce and share these benefits with others. It is an honor and a privilege for me and our club members to be part of District 11 and garden clubs in the great State of North Carolina! Thank you for your willingness to assist us in any way, and I look forward to meeting you soon.
Blessings to you,
Linda Stuart


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QUANAH - Quanah Independent School District Superintendent Terry Allen likes what he sees around the school these days.
"The state gave this district exemplary status this year," Allen said with a grin. "All campuses were exemplary this year."
He said his district was not a rich one and gave the school board credit for keeping spending in check while allowing academic excellence.
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"Our parents are really pushing," Allen said. "They are really involved, and they encourage them."
The mix makes for a very low dropout rate.
"We have a very low dropout rate; maybe one student dropped out last year," he said. "Our attendance rate runs at 97 percent every year."
School officials take a strong interest in recognizing potential problems early and keeping students on the right path.
"After we started the Accelerated Reading program, we saw the results in the tests," Allen said. "The program runs all the way through the eighth grade."
And mathematics aren't neglected.
"The Saxon Math Program brought math up, especially at the lower grade levels," he said. "The program uses a cycle of building on each other and kind of gives a cross pollination between grade levels."
Teachers cast an eye for stragglers, and there's a program in place to lend a boost.
"If a student at any level is struggling, they're sent to the Content Mastery Program for the extra work needed," Allen said.
And with pre-kindergarten in place, youth in Quanah get an early start.
"Those little ones; they're a blessing," he said. "It's the kind of deal where you can implement and supplant knowledge that will help them later."
Students can count on working with computers from pre-kindergarten through the 12th grade. High school students even maintain the school Web site.
"We've got little kids doing Power Point presentations, while we administrators are just learning how to do it," Allen said with a smile. "Six or seven years ago, the board recognized the importance of computers and made a big commitment to technology."
Each classroom boasts at least four Internet connections and underground fiberoptics connect elementary, junior high and high school campuses and a partnership with the local library has the whole of the local educational system humming with fiberoptic computer technology.
"By high school, students should know computers," Allen said. "They enable students to achieve at whatever field they select. I don't know any level where you can get by without computers."
High school students may even earn college credits via the Internet and video conferences.
Allen said the school also features a strong vocational program, with a particularly strong ag program.
"We receive an award at the national convention just about every year," he said.
However, Allen said a strong teaching staff supplies one of the biggest ingredients of success.
"In five years, about 25 percent of our staff will be eligible for retirement; that's a lot of veteran, knowledgable, mature teachers," he said. "You can't replace teachers. Even computers need a facilitator, and that facilitator needs knowledge, and that's the teacher."
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Solutions for Chapter 5 Problem 8E
Representation of in single precision IEEE floating-point number
Single precision floating point number is used in 32 bit integer representation. It reserves one bit for sign, 8 bits for exponent and 23 bits represents the fractional part.
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Impact of assembly process technologies on electronic packaging materials
Tilford, Tim, Bailey, Christopher, Parrott, Kevin, Rizvi, M.J., Yin, Chunyan, Sinclair, Keith I. and Desmulliez, Marc P.Y. (2008) Impact of assembly process technologies on electronic packaging materials. International Conference on Electronic Packaging Technology & High Density Packaging, 2008. ICEPT-HDP 2008. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., Piscataway, NJ, USA, pp. 1-6. ISBN 978-1-4244-2739-0 (online) 978-1-4244-2740-6 (print) (doi:10.1109/ICEPT.2008.4607039)
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Assembly processes used to bond components to printed circuit boards can have a significant impact on these boards and the final packaged component. Traditional approaches to bonding components to printed circuit boards results in heat being applied across the whole board assembly. This can lead to board warpage and possibly high residual stresses. Another approach discussed in this paper is to use Variable Frequency Microwave (VFM) heating to cure adhesives and underfills and bond components to printed circuit boards. In terms of energy considerations the use of VFM technology is much more cost effective compared to convection/radiation heating. This paper will discuss the impact of traditional reflow based processes on flexible substrates and it will demonstrate the possible advantages of using localised variable frequency microwave heating to cure materials in an electronic package.
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William Drummond is the last significant figure in Scottish poetry before the Eighteenth Century. The gap between him and Alan Ramsay indicates a crisis in Scottish literary culture brought on by the departure of the Scottish court to London with the accession of James VI of Scotland to the throne of Great Britain. James had been a patron of poets, dabbled in poetry himself and delivered himself of Rewellis and Cautelis [Do's and Don'ts] for its composition. Not only had the court been a centre of literary activity where men of letters such as Drummond's uncle, William Fowler, and his friend William Alexander of Menstrie, later Earl of Stirling, gained employment, it had also given authority to Scots as a literary language. These …
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Tristan L. Taylor, 29, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to a charge of aggravated domestic assault in the second degree. He remained behind bars Tuesday in the Rutland jail.
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