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BARRE — Since Judge Thomas Zonay took over in Washington County criminal court in September, the number of cases pending before the court has fallen sharply.
Last week, The Times Argus reported the court had the largest backlog of cases of any county in the state.
On Wednesday, Zonay held a bench/bar meeting to discuss how the court has been doing in addressing the problem, and asked members of the Department of Corrections, the state's attorney's office, and defense attorneys what more could be done to continue to bring those numbers down. The judge invited The Times Argus to the bench meeting.
Zonay said in early September, the same month he started sitting in on cases in Barre, there were 688 cases pending. Of those, 427 were fewer than six months old; 162 were between six months and a year old; and 99 were more than a year old.
As of two weeks ago, Zonay said there are 453 cases pending, a difference of 235. Of those, he said, 279 are fewer than six months old; 107 are between six months and a year old; and 67 are older than a year. Both sets of numbers don't include violation of probation cases, treatment court, or diversion or arrest warrants, he said.
Zonay credited the attorneys, court staff and corrections with putting in the effort to reduce the case load.
"These numbers don't just represent cases, they represent people," Zonay said. "They represent human beings that we have an obligation to get their cases resolved."
The judge said it was important to get cases taken care of as quickly as possible because "justice is done best when a witness remember things because it's closer in time."
This was evident from the recent trial of Dane Martin, 24, acquitted of raping a woman at a party in 2009. Several of the witnesses had to repeatedly look at depositions and statements that they had given in order to refresh their memories since the incident happened years ago.
Zonay asked the group Tuesday whether there were any issues they were having that he or the court workers could address.
Deputy State's Attorney Megan Campbell said she needs time between felony trials in which there are sensitive witnesses, such as cases involving children, so that she can have time to prepare the witnesses for the trial, as well as time to prepare herself for trials.
"People deserve their cases to go forward, but they also deserve an attorney who is prepared," she said.
Defense attorney Rosanna Chase said she's having a communication issue with the state's attorney's office. Chase said she had 19 cases set for a pre-trial conference Wednesday, and sometimes there is not enough time in the day to talk to the state about a possible resolution for a case. As a result, they often get pushed off until the jury draw. Chase said it can be frustrating for her clients to sit in the courthouse all day without any movement on their case.
Zonay said the pre-trial conference isn't the time for parities to meet; rather, it's a chance to see whether a case is ready for trial. He suggested a possible schedule change where the court would not slate anything the day before a jury draw so that attorneys would have a chance to talk through whether a possible plea agreement could be reached.
In the meantime, Zonay said the court will continue to work toward reducing cases, and he thanked everyone for the work they have done in bringing the number of cases down.
"Will we ever get down to zero for cases over a year old? Statistics say no, but it never hurts to try," he said.
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:hello Hi everyone. First post for me. So that makes me a newbie. My name is Tobi. I am a mom to two boys: Nathan almost 6yrs (BF for a few weeks, FTM syndrome and not knowing what I was doing I regrettable threw in the towel) and Christopher 7.5mos (BF with supplementing)
For about 2 mos now I have dealt with a supply issue. Let me take you back to when Chris was first born.
When LO (=little one) was first born I was getting some really bad latches on the left side to the point that it cause a open wound on the left nipple. I get the latch corrected but every time I feed on that side he would re-open the wound. So I decided to just pump on that side and offer the right breast until it healed. Well someone had told me why go through all that trouble when you can just feed solely on the right side without problem. So I mistakenly stopped pumping the left and feed on the right only. Everything was fine for a while.
Fast-forward to when LO was about 4.5 mos old. I started to notice that we were not lasting long between feedings, like he just wasn't getting full, and the number of wet diapers really decreased. It wasn't until about 5 mos that I went back to a lactation consultant to discover a drop in supply. I was only making 2 ounces on the right side and a few drops from the left. They recommended that I introduce a SNS feeder to use on the left (with 2 ounces FF- I didn't have any BM left in the freezer) this way LO would get something while at the same time stimulating the breast to make more. They also recommended Fenugreek and blessed thistle (3 caps 3 times a day of each) and prescribed Reglan (couldn't take it due to the side effects). Unfortunately the SNS feeder wasn't a big hit with LO, in fact he hated it! So I stopped using the SNS feeder and just tried to put him to the breast, which isn't usually for a long period since he isn't getting too much from there.
Ever since I continue to struggle with supply. At LO's 6 mos check up he fell to the 2% of his weight and the doctor showed concern and wanted me to supplement with at least 1 bottle a day (preferable at bedtime to encourage sleeping through the night) and 1 bottle through out the day as needed. But to only give it to him after our BF session was completed.
At 7mos we go back to the DR and LO has gained weight.
We are still not sleeping through the night and frankly I don't care about that anymore but we are still supplementing with FF because I am lucky to give him 2 ounces of BM from the right side every 2 hours.
So I am really thinking that I never should have given up on the left side and expected the right to be able to handle it all.
Here is what I have been doing to increase supply lately.
Reglan at bedtime (due to the side effects it is the only time I can tolerate it)
Fenugreek 4 capsules three times a day
Increase water intake.
Tried oatmeal (but don't really notice much of a boost)
I am also going to start Alfalfa and brewers yeast this week. I also got my hands on Anise oil (not pill form, anyone know if the oil is the same as the pill form?)
Feed on demand but no more then 2 hours in-between including night feedings (usually 2-3). Offering the left breast with each feeding, I am almost tempted to re-introduce the feeder again.
Can anyone else think of any other tips and tricks that may help? I want to get everything back to 'normal' again! I have had my latch checked and it is fine according to the lactation consultant. I have been giving formula in a bottle no more them 3 times a day (between 4-6 ounces). Seriously I am willing to try anything at this point. I don't know what else I need to do! So I will really appreciate any advice on this as I don't want to give up yet, I am really wanting to go until LO is a year old.
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Tucker Valley Middle School has released the list of students who earned a GPA of 3.7 to 4.0, qualifying for the principal's honor roll, for the second nine weeks of school.
Fifth grade – Wesley Allender, Sarah Bates, Mary Beth Carr, Hunter Collar, Lucas Davis, Dora Day, Ian Dotson, Calista Eye, Caitlin Fladung, Wyatt Gravelle, Dylon Heckler, William Hood, Marissa Maxwell, Jacob Moore, Stacey Moore, Cameron Mullenax, Dylan Nutter, Haley Tibbs and Dessie Zaremski
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Eighth grade – Melanie Adams, Cassandra Allen, James Baker, Kaitlynn Bates, Abrielle Bowley, Liana Brusak, Quinnlan Buckley, Ethan Crosten, Camryn Cummings, Justin Fike, Jameson Hardy, Ryan Hart, Joey Howell, Edward Kachmarek, Joshua Kincaid, Dillon Knotts, Elizabeth Nichols, Logan Pitzer, Dillon Swartz, Leah Underwood, Karsyn White and Abrigail Zais
Tucker Valley Middle School also released a list of students who earned a GPA of 3.0 to 3.69, qualifying for the honor roll, for the second nine weeks of school.
Fifth grade – Blake Brickles, Lacey Cross, Isabella Cussins, Alyssa Hackney, Melissa Haddix, Kallie Johnson, Terra Kuhn, Gavin Marks, Susan McCrum, Devin Nine, Grayson Pennington and William White
Sixth grade – Rachel Arbogast, Dylan Arman, Sommer Davis, Matthew Dellinger, Jaycee Dillsworth, Jacob Dumire, Lalah Ends, Michael Eure, Jr., Beyonce Gorman, Cassandra Jennings, John Loughrie, Jacob McCrum, Tyler Malone, Mckinley Murphy, Michael Parks, Rebecca Siler, Abigail Simmons, Easton Snyder, Jeffrey Snyder, Cameron Wamsley and Zoie Witt
Seventh grade – Haliegh Arman, Rachel Carr, Donald Davis, Allison Gephart, Tyler Johnson, Kenya Jones, Wheeler Lipscomb, James Mason, Marissa Metz, Emma Moore, Adrian Nestor, Gracie Nestor, Autumn Pifer, Kenzie Pitzer, Luke Poling, Maliyah Smith, Wayne Snyder, Alexis Thompson, Alexander Wray and Gabrielle Zais
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"I Guess I'd Go No Periods"
Yes, dear readers, the pitcher formerly known as C.C. Sabathia is now to be known only as CC Sabathia, which is really just the same name sans those pesky little periods — the same things my sisters have been whining and complaining about for years.
Look, C.C. — er, I mean, CC, I get it… all those punctuating periods, dots, bumps in the road… they get in the way. They put a damper on things. I feel your pain. But if you're going to all of the sudden change the way your name is presented in print worldwide couldn't you be a little more emphatic about it than simply saying:
"I guess I'd go no periods."
That doesn't sound like you mean it, C.C. And because you don't sound like you mean it, I'm not changing a damn thing. You will forever be C.C. to me — with periods. Consider me cramping your style, Mr. Sabathia. (That was a big friggin' cheesy pun and I take complete ownership of that).
*Note to the uneducated: periods are necessary to indicate stopping points.
When I look at CC, what do I see? Two consonants begging for a vowel. Take heej and beej for example. Without a period between HJ and BJ, you get a couple of awfully funny sounding euphemisms for things I don't want my mother to know about. Do you see, C.C.? Do you see what you're doing?
What would E.E. Cummings be without periods? Eeeeeeeeeeeeee. Gross.
When the news first broke a couple of days ago, I chuckled away the thought that people would actually pay attention to this minor detail of an otherwise blockbuster of a story (the trade between the Indians and the Brewers). Why did it matter? Why did Sabathia wait until leaving Cleveland to make this monumental name change? Honestly, I thought this would just disappear into a series of tubes…
Alas, no! Dear reader, we live in tumultuously technocratic times and I'm here to tell you that an hour after the story broke, even the mighty Wikipedia had fallen under C.C.'s spell.
But I am no dummy. The older I get, the wiser I become. Today I am able to admit my shortcomings and tell of a time when my cavalier spirit got the best of me: having fallen a slave to the many conjurations of my own aura, I legally changed my name from "Jeff" to "Jefff" fanatically crying out to the world that the last "F" was indeed silent.
No one got it.
And in what I thought was an enchantingly austere state of dignity and self-worth brought on by my my bold name change alone, I ran myself directly into the ground until one day I woke up under a Las Vegas overpass with no shirt on, covered in unidentifiable cuts and bruises, reeking of Tanqueray, vomit and Marlboro Lights, my possessions consisting of two dimes, a nickel and three pennies.
So, take it from me, stick with C.C., C.C.
And don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
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We call them "full stops" in England (the punctuation not the menstruation).
We call them "full stops" in England (the punctuation not the menstruation).
That aura around you is reminicent of Charlie Murphy seeing an aura around Rick James. You are almost Rick James caliber with your MLB blog. Almost.
Russell — then what do the English do when they come to a stop sign?
Tim — I have better hair than Rick!
I thought I spelled your name strange enough already, don't throw this silent F thing on me. I'm too old and will never be able to handle that change
Don't worry, Baba. This happened a long time ago. I am now the MLBlogger formerly known as Jeff, then Jefff, then Jeff again. You can call me Master, Baba.
I'm leaving the periods in and I don't care about the consequences.
First the Collector (http://www.geocities.com/marvel_villains/collector/collector.html) returns Matt from parts unknown to fight evil and now Russell's back; who's next? What happened? Was there a staff mutiny that's been quelled?


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I will try not to make this post too long, but I am very very worried and really needing to get this all out. So my LO is almost a year old. He is a wonderfully loving, energetic, and intelligent little guy. He loves nursing, so much that he does it around the clock still, every few hours. He does not love to eat anything else though, or even like to. He is basically still exclusively breastfed, except for the tiny amount of food that he will eat here and there. He will finally drink out of a sippy cup though (before I couldn't ever leave him for too long because he wouldn't drink from anything else but the source). So this is where DS is at.
I do not wish to wean him at this time, but I am having a lot of worries and am wondering if maybe I should partially wean him. At his 9 month well visit, his pediatrician was worried because he had slacked off in length. He had always been in the 75th percentile or higher for height and a bit below average for weight. At this visit, he had dropped down to the 50th percentile for height while staying about the same as usual for weight. He expressed concern that maybe my DS wasn't getting enough milk and that maybe I should start supplementing. I dismissed this, explaining that he was still fed on demand, nursed 'round the clock, made the same amount of wet/dirty diapers, I let him completely finish the breast and then offered the next, etc...I asked him if it could just be because of his increased activity (crawling, standing, starting to take steps)...He said perhaps. So we scheduled an appt. for him to be checked a month later and at that appt. he had gained enough weight for his pediatrician to dismiss the worry as well.
In the meantime, I have become increasingly worried about DS not eating any solids not only because he is almost a year old, but also because I just found out that I am accepted into a Registered Nursing program for this coming semester. I wasn't expecting for this acceptance to come so soon. I don't have my schedule all together as of yet, so I'm not sure for what amounts of time I will be away from DS. Luckily school is only about 20 mins. from my home, so hopefully I won't have to be away from him too long at a time. I am terrible at pumping, I find it stressful, tiring, and I never am very productive at it (I never really did it very much, except in his first three months). I really don't want to have to pump if I don't have to. I hope that doesn't sound selfish. It's just that I know I'm going to have a lot on my plate already as it is, so I don't want to have any extra stresses if I don't have to. It's not just school that I'm worried about, it's the transition for my LO and myself. He has spent nearly all of his time with me. He clings to me. He is pretty good with his daddy but not for too long of periods at a time.
One of my questions is this...At this age, should my LO be okay if he goes longer between feedings than he has been used to? When I get home to him, he could just have a longer, larger feeding than he typically would have if I were home all day with him attached to my boob? He could learn to do this right? I would be so less worried if he was eating more solid food then I would know he could snack on solids until I got home. I don't envision being away from him for more than four hours at a time anyway.....<This is where I start wondering if I should let DH try to give him cow's milk while I am away if he gets hungry>...and I really don't want to do that, I feel ashamed to say it, but then that part of me that is worried that he has been slackin off in growth as well, says "well maybe he isn't getting enough from my milk and that could help"...
My LO's first birthday is approaching and thus his 1 year appointment. I am really nervous about this. What if his growth is further slacking off? What could be causing this slow-down? I know I have read that babies do not need solids, technically, before their first birthday, but how does this all work? They just get the extra calories from your breastmilk? Could it be that he needs more than my milk is giving him, he needs the solids? I let him nurse to his fill always. I test my breasts sometimes to see how much milk is there when we are done (just a habit from the early days I guess), and there is always milk there. I don't know. He seems to have plenty of energy, he is all over the place. Physically he looks well to me, very healthy. He has a tiny little butt and legs (characteristics from my husband and his family), but he has a very well-nourished looking belly. But he just looks shorter than he was before. His baby cousin who is 7 weeks older than DS had always been either the same height or shorter than him. But in the past few months she has been taller. At first I did not worry about this because she went up in her height percentile from 50th to 75th but then she went back down to 50th so now I find it concerning. Do babies sometimes just go from being tall in the first 6 months or so to just being average? Or is this a good reason to think there could be something wrong?
I'm very worried. It's funny because I worried so so so much for about the first 6 months of my LO's life. Then I finally started to relax. And it has been during this time of being more relaxed that it seems I have more need to worry. I just want my little angel to be happy and healthy. I worry so much that I am not providing him with what he needs. I worry so much that I don't fully understand what he needs. I hope I find all the answers soon. Any help that anyone could give me would be so much appreciated. Thank you so much in advance.


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I think that would make me want to jump out of my skin and I already feel like that nursing my almost 2.5 yr old solo. The few times that DH and DD have been playing in the backyard when I got home from work (and I only work one day a week so I'm not comparing really) but when I've been able to get home and change my clothes and go potty alone and get a drink of water or snack or whatever, have been much easier evenings.
I really do encourage you to try to get some system going on where your kids know that you need to go potty and change clothes or whatever your come home routine is so you can transition a bit easier. I think you're just starting your evening home on a stressful note and not setting a good tone for the evening (not in a critical way saying that, I just think it's not really the happiest for you or your family). We still don't have it down that well, my little girl still asks to nurse as soon as I get home and often cries when I change my clothes but if daddy can go outside and get the mail with her or something else fun, it makes the evening just a little better.
Totally normal feelings!! I have bf my twins for almost two years. I totally get it. Lie down, pull shirt up, try to distract self while two giant babies scramble all over, kicking, poke me in the belly button, try to talk with nipple in mouth so end up biting, cry if I scratch my nose and inadvertently shift them in the process.... Hey, whose body is this anyway?!? I gave dh the cold shoulder for about a year just because I never got a second to myself. About coming home--I'll eat and go to the bathroom before I leave work. My girls of course follow me into my bedroom when I go to change clothes but as long as they get to see what I'm doing they seem ok. If I don't let them in the bedroom, there are tantrums outside the door. So, now I just make it a game for us. I ask them to help me find pants, etc. They love showing me into my own closet and pointing out clothes I should wear.


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(Note: this article is part of a series. You may want to read the previous installments, Moving Your Body [5], Feeding Your Body [6], Reducing Stress [7], Cultivating Positive Emotions [8], and Building Strong Relationships [9] first.)
Thirty years ago, a professor of Architecture named Roger Ulrich organized a now-classic study with a group of patients recovering from gallbladder surgery. Half of the patients were placed in hospital rooms whose windows exposed a group of deciduous trees; the other half had windows that opened to a brown brick wall. Which group do you think had an easier recovery?
As you might have guessed, patients who had the view of trees tolerated pain better, appeared to nurses to have fewer negative effects, and were even released from the hospital earlier. The results of this study were clear: our environment has an impact on our bodies and minds.
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Have you ever taken a walk around the park to "chill out" after a particularly stressful day? Perhaps you noticed that looking up at the trees or stopping to smell a fragrant flower made you feel calmer. Research is beginning to validate what seems like common sense: being in nature or even viewing scenes of nature reduces anger, fear, and stress [11] and increases pleasant feelings. Exposure to nature not only makes you feel better emotionally, it contributes to your physical wellbeing, reducing blood pressure, heart rate, muscle tension, and the production of stress hormones. Even a simple plant in a room can have a significant impact on stress and anxiety, so if you need to re-center after a rough day but don't have the time or ability to get outside, simply spending some quiet time watering your potted fern or gazing into a picture of a quiet forest can have a positive impact on the way you feel.
It's not just a stress-buster, either--nature is associated with fewer physical health complaints and may even make you live longer.
Furthermore, time in nature or viewing nature scenes increases our ability to take on new mental tasks and pay attention. One explanation for this is that nature provides a respite from the constant effort to screen out competing stimuli in our busy lives. Because humans find nature inherently engrossing, we don't have to make an effort to focus when presented with natural views. This reduces mental fatigue and refreshes the mind. Some research in children with ADHD even shows that time spent in nature increases their attention.
Time in nature connects us to each other and the larger world. A series of field studies conducted by the Human-Environment Research Lab at the University of Illinois suggest that residents in Chicago public housing who had trees and green space around their building reported knowing more people and having stronger feelings of unity [12] with neighbors than tenants in buildings without trees. In addition to this greater sense of community, they had a reduced risk of street crime, lower levels of violence and aggression between domestic partners, and a better capacity to cope with life's demands, especially the stresses of living in poverty.
This experience of connection may be explained by studies that used fMRI to measure brain activity. When the subjects in these studies viewed nature scenes, parts of the brain associated with heightened empathy, love, and positive mental outlook were activated. When they viewed urban scenes, they activated parts of the brain associated with fear and anxiety. It appears as though nature inspires feelings that connect us to our community and our environment.
Likewise, a lack of time in the natural world can make us feel more disconnected and unhappy. "Nature deprivation," largely due to hours spent in front of TV or computer screens, has been associated with depression [13], loss of empathy, and lack of altruism, and even a higher risk of death. This is of particular concern in our modern, busy lives--it's very easy to spend an entire day looking at our computers, our cell phones, and our televisions, without paying any attention to the greenspace outdoors or the plants on our desk.
This is an example of how you can create an environment that is not working toward your wellbeing--a living room full of screens is bad for you, much like overeating or smoking!
It's simple: get outside, somewhere green, preferably under your own power (or at very least, get some plants!)
[1] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/sites/default/files/images/thumbnails/hands%20in%20nature.jpg
[2] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/tips-change/creating-healing-environments-dr-esther-sternberg
[3] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/environment/your-personal-environment/how-does-your-personal-environment-impa
[4] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/environment/your-personal-environment/personal-environment-assessment
[5] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/summer-wellbeing-part-i-begin-moving-your-body
[6] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/summer-wellbeing-part-ii-feeding-your-body
[7] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/summer-wellbeing-part-iii-reducing-stress
[8] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/summer-wellbeing-part-iv-cultivating-positive-emotions
[9] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/summer-wellbeing-part-v-building-strong-relationships
[10] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/create-healthy-lifestyle/environment
[11] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/create-healthy-lifestyle/stress-mastery
[12] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/create-healthy-lifestyle/relationships/grow-your-social-network
[13] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/anxiety
[14] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/create-healthy-lifestyle/relationships/nurture-your-family-and-relationships
[15] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/what-healing-environment-you
[16] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/what-healing-about-hospital
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Environmental effects of stump and root harvesting
This Research Note offers a synthesis of available evidence on the effects of stump harvesting, considered for applicability to British conditions.
Year of Publication2011
The removal of tree stumps and coarse roots from felling sites as a source of woody biomass for bioenergy generation is well established in parts of Europe, and interest has been expressed in replicating this practice in some regions of the UK. Overseas research shows that stump harvesting can pose a risk to sustainable forest management, unless care is taken in site selection and operational practice. Poor practice can lead to detrimental effects on soil structure, increasing the risk of soil erosion, and depletes soil nutrient and carbon capital. Stump and root harvesting can also have impacts on woodland biodiversity, archaeological heritage and tree health. This Research Note offers a synthesis of available evidence on the effects of stump harvesting, drawn from largely overseas sources but critically considered for their applicability to British conditions. The overall environmental effects of stump harvesting on forest sites in the UK, and the relative magnitude of these effects compared with conventional restock site preparation, are under ongoing investigation. The results will be used to develop more definitive guidance. Preliminary guidance published by Forest Research sets out how the risks of potential damaging effects can be minimised, notably by careful assessment of site suitability and location of activities on low risk sites. It is recommended that this is used to guide the planning and location of stump and root harvesting operations in Britain.
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PARIS Transmittal 2013-10: August Federal File Pay Errors
The re-run of the PARIS Federal file that your state received after September 12, 2013 used the new ZD9 format. This has caused the "Gross Pay" and "Basic Salary' fields to display as (00113590{. ). This is causing the dollar amounts to be displayed in 9 total characters with the last character converted to a positive or negative number 0-9 depending on the conversion codes. In this Example the "{" represents a positive number and the last character is a zero. DMDC is trouble shooting the problem and will re-run the Federal file using the standard D9.2 format. Until the file can be corrected, do not process the Federal file.
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A Buddhist Institute: Students Welcome
A while back in this blog we reported on a graduation ceremony of sorts for students in a residential program of meditation and study at Karmê Chöling here in Northern Vermont. The Buddhist Institute, which includes a month of meditation, runs in both the fall and spring semesters and is known as the Mukpo Institute–after the family name held by Chögyam Trungpa and his son and dharma heir, Sakyong Mipham. While not monastic, this is a kind of 'temple-stay' at a Buddhist institution that goes beyond spiritual tourism. It represents a commitment ... continue reading


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What's that, when you were a mere pup cherry trees blossomed in March or April and now you're seeing blooms in late January and the start of February?
Like here on Grove yesterday, and all over SF pretty soon:
But actually, the trees you're seeing are actually flowering plums, which are known for their early blooms. So what you're doing is comparing apples with oranges, or cherries with plums.
And actually, the plum blossoms are late this year, at least compared with recent history.
What's that, plum and cherry are basically the same? NOPE. They're in the same family, of course, but the flowering plums that you think are cherries are famous for early blooming.
What's that, you just saw the blooms in Japantown, so you know you saw cherry trees? NOPE. J-town has a lot of new plum trees, for whatever reason.
What's that, global warming IS happening? Well, no doubt, but that's not the reason why you think the cherry trees of your youth are blooming three months earlier these days.
I'll agree that these trees are closely related and that they look very similar.
(If you still don't believe me, check the Urban Forest Map.)


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Carizon Launches Holiday Campaign
As we enter the holiday season, in the spirit of giving, Carizon is launching its holiday campaign to support our trauma client assistance fund. This fund provides the critical foundation that allows us to help children and families dealing with trauma. The campaign tells the story of Ali and her Mom. Learn more about Ali's story by clicking on the link below.
The campaign includes a mail campaign, an e-campaign that will be launched in celebration of Giving Tuesday, and social media initiatives to support the campaign. We all have a role to play in making life a safe, happy and healthy experience for all children.
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Hammock, Pfeiffer Tame Florida Southern
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - The Pfeiffer men's lacrosse team (1-0) won its season opener over a tough Florida Southern team (0-1) by a final score of 15-9 on a sunny afternoon at NE Lefko Field.
Pfeiffer used five first quarter goals to win their opener for the fourth consecutive year. After missing all of last season, Tucker Hammock returned in a big way, netting four goals and handing out two assists on the afternoon. James Shepard and Matthew Michaeli each scored twice for Pfeiffer and Robert Hope added a goal and two assists.
The Mocs were led by three goals apiece from Chris Murphy and Dane Sorenson.
Pfeiffer took control from the outset, running out to a 5-1 lead after the first 15 minutes of play. Pfeiffer dominated the early stages of the contest, outshooting Florida Southern 17-2 in the first quarter. Hammock started the scoring just under five minutes into the quarter, but Murphy answered 1:35 later to tie the game. Pfeiffer would score four straight capped by an unassisted goal by Zac Clark with 24 seconds to go.
Pfeiffer added four more goals in the second period and went into the break with a 9-5 advantage.
Florida Southern scored the first two goals of the second half, pulling within 9-7. However, Hope and Michaeli answered to extend the lead to four goals. With two seconds left in the period, Sorenson tallied his third goal and gave the visitors some momentum going into the fourth quarter.
Pfeiffer would dominate the fourth frame. Steven Tilmon scored just over three minutes into the quarter and Elliot Gilbert would add a tally 2:34 later. Murphy's third cut the lead to 13-9 with 4:01 to play but Michaeli iced the game with his second score with 1:30 to play. Hammock tacked on his third goal with 1:02 to play as Pfeiffer was a man down.
Preseason All-American Hayden Kirk was tremendous in goal, making 16 saves in the win. Matt Lalli made five stops in a losing effort.
For the game, Pfeiffer's man down unit held the Mocs to just 2-for-10 in extra man opportunities. Pfeiffer held a 24-18 advantage in ground balls and forced the Mocs into 17 turnovers.
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The CD4 T-cell count (CD4 count) serves as the major laboratory indicator of immune function in patients who have HIV infection. It is one of the key factors in determining both the urgency of antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation and the need for prophylaxis for opportunistic infections. It is also the strongest predictor of subsequent disease progression and survival according to findings from clinical trials and cohort studies.1,2 CD4 counts are highly variable; a significant change (2 standard deviations) between 2 tests is approximately a 30% change in the absolute count, or an increase or decrease in CD4 percentage by 3 percentage points.
Frequency of CD4 Count Monitoring. ART now is recommended for all HIV-infected patients. In untreated patients, CD4 counts should be monitored every 3 to 6 months to determine the urgency of ART initiation. In patients on ART, the CD4 count is used to assess the immunologic response to ART and the need for initiation or discontinuation of prophylaxis for opportunistic infections (AI).
The CD4 count response to ART varies widely, but a poor CD4 response is rarely an indication for modifying a virologically suppressive antiretroviral (ARV) regimen. In patients with consistently suppressed viral loads who have already experienced ART-related immune reconstitution, the CD4 cell count provides limited information, and frequent testing may cause unnecessary anxiety in patients with clinically inconsequential fluctuations. Thus, for the patient on a suppressive regimen whose CD4 cell count has increased well above the threshold for opportunistic infection risk, the CD4 count can be measured less frequently than the viral load. In such patients, CD4 count may be monitored every 6 to 12 months, unless there are changes in the patient's clinical status, such as new HIV-associated clinical symptoms or initiation of treatment with interferon, corticosteroids, or anti-neoplastic agents (CIII).
Factors that affect absolute CD4 count. The absolute CD4 count is a calculated value based on the total white blood cell (WBC) count and the percentages of total and CD4+ T lymphocytes. This absolute number may fluctuate in individuals or may be influenced by factors that may affect the total WBC count and lymphocyte percentages, such as use of bone marrow-suppressive medications or the presence of acute infections. Splenectomy6,7 or co-infection with human T-lymphotropic virus type I (HTLV-1)8 may cause misleadingly elevated absolute CD4 counts. Alpha-interferon, on the other hand, may reduce the absolute CD4 count without changing the CD4 percentage.9 In all these cases, CD4 percentage remains stable and may be a more appropriate parameter to assess the patient's immune function.


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Police: Crash injures passengers
RANDOLPH A woman suffered life-threatening injuries and a Barre man received serious facial injuries in a one-vehicle crash in Randolph on Sunday morning after which the driver ran from the scene, Vermont State Police said.
Kyle Larrabee, 19, of Roxbury, was cited on charges of driving under the influence resulting in a serious injury, gross negligent operation resulting in a serious injury, leaving the scene of an accident and driving with a suspended license.
State police say the crash occurred at the intersection of Windover Road and Route 66 around 4 a.m. when Larrabee crashed the 1993 Ford F-150 he was driving into the guardrails after failing to make a turn at the intersection.
State police say two passengers suffered serious injuries. Eric Parker, 21, was taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., with facial injuries and a female passenger, whose name and age were not released, was taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock with life-threatening injuries.
Larrabee is being held on $25,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in Orange County criminal court Tuesday at 8 a.m. to answer the charges.MORE IN Central VermontFairPoint Communications is being sold. Full StoryThe following is a sampling of calls to Montpelier police in recent days.
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I'm a high school teacher and was lucky enough to have been off since Jan but will be returning next month . I think it makes it a bit more difficult now that we've been together (inseparable ) for 6 months and now I must leave her since our bank account has significantly decreased. I have been blessed with the opportunity of only going back for half days (i couldn't bear to leave her for a full day) I know that's not an option for everyone but God blessed my husband with a promotion and if necessary I can do some tutoring on the side. She's still EBF and will be for a bit longer since she was 4wks early and I want to make sure her digestive system is running 100%. She still eats every 2 hrs during the day and wakes up 2-3 times to nurse @ night. Therefore, I still have to pump in order to get enough for 2 bottles a day and pumping has been very frustrating for me. Sometimes I barely get an oz. because she still eats so often. I'm going to start on fenugreek this week to hopefully get me going. I'll be pumping in my science storage room which I'll have to clean thoroughly and I'm hoping to get 2 sessions in while I'm there. But I'm so stressed about the pumping since I've been having such a hard time getting enough for the one bottle my hubby gives her every night (she eats 5-6 oz).
I wish you nothing but the best, I know it's harder for an elementary school teacher than a middle or high school since we tend to have more breaks. Just stay positive and don't be ashamed to ask others for assistance. You'd be surprised at the people who sign up to help you. Make sure to let your APs aware of your concerns and always remember that your baby comes first and what your doing is the best thing for baby!


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Pledge for supportApril 16,2013
Even those Americans who long have doubted the wisdom of our countrys military mission in Afghanistan would surely want to assure those Afghans who volunteered to help our effort they would be provided protection once our troops come home.
Unfortunately, so far that does not appear to be the case. A front page story in Mondays New York Times described the plight of Afghan interpreters who, unless something is done to help them, may become especially vulnerable to revenge attacks by the Taliban after the American combat troops leave the country.
Thousands of Afghans were recruited to help the Western military mission in Afghanistan and now they find themselves patiently waiting for the slow-moving State Department to give them special immigration visa applications that would help them seek safety, The Times reported.
After the fighting in Iraq, Congress stepped in to help thousands of at-risk Iraqis get out, but according to the newspapers report Afghans now find there are far fewer visas and fewer options than were available to Iraqis.In the meantime, a backlog of applications is growing.
As the American pullout hits full pace and bases across the country are shut down, hundreds of Afghans have suddenly found themselves without jobs, leaving them without military protection despite the continued risk of attack by the Taliban, the report noted.
For an estimated 8,000 interpreters, the risks are especially high. In February, two interpreters were gunned down south of Kabul and in December an interpreter working in Jalalabad was singled out while heading home on leave. The Taliban killed his two brothers in the attack.
The urgency among Afghans to receive visas mirrors the situation in Iraq on the eve of the American military pullout there, the Times observed.
Only in Iraq, the system, while still problematic, has been better equipped to deal with the visa situation brought on by the withdrawal, thanks to the intervention of lawmakers, including Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts in 2008, the report continued.
While there were 25,000 visas made available to Iraqis, only 7,500 have been allocated to Afghanistan. Also, Iraqis were allowed to be accompanied by all members of their family while, at least for now, Afghans acquiring visas can be accompanied by only their wife and their dependent children.
And while Iraqis were eligible to apply directly to the United States for refugee status, no such program exists for at-risk Afghans.
Fortunately, some elected officials again appear prepared to do their part to pressure the State Department and the Obama administration to take steps to remedy the ugly situation.
The extension and reform of these programs is a matter of national security, and these programs represent an important tool for the U.S. operations in Afghanistan, 19 members of Congress wrote in a letter to the White House and the State Department last month.
The approval process for the visas can last more than two years, leaving thousands of applicants at risk. Nobody should expect the process to be particularly simple and straightforward, but a two-year waiting period on such an issue so critical to so many suggests a bureaucracy that is mired in its own arcane rules and procedures.
While the State Department wont comment publicly, some officials have privately said that the consular division has doubled its resources to speed up its processing ability. It would be even more gratifying if the White House and the State Department were to publicly pledge to protect those who have risked so much to assist our military mission in Afghanistan.MORE IN EditorialsProtesters converged on a bank in Montpelier early this week to show their solidarity with the... Full StoryPhil Scott will take office next month after winning with a margin of 51.11 percent to 43. Full StoryIdeologues and partisans work from the outcome backward. Full Story
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This approach is designed to identify prevention programs and strategies to support a safe and secure academic environment in which diverse social, cultural, and academic values are allowed to develop and prosper. University of the Sciences' own security force is committed to this goal, and supplementing our efforts is the Philadelphia Police Department, which patrols the campus and adjacent areas.
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Illinois high school students who take a college-preparatory
curriculum outscored their counterparts across the country
on the ACT examination, Illinois State Board of Education
officials said today. The findings are part of the data
released with the annual results of the test, which all
Illinois 11th graders take as part of the Prairie State
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About 41 per cent of the 134,505 Illinois test
takers reported they take a core college prep
curriculum. They scored a composite of 22.5, slightly
higher than the 2001-02 composite of 22.4. The national
composite score is 21.8.
Illinois students who do not take the core
curriculum scored 18.5 up .1, but still below the
national non-core composite score of 19.3.
The ACT scores again confirm what we have observed
in the past -- that students who follow a core curriculum
do better on the test, said State Superintendent
of Education Robert E. Schiller. Our Illinois Learning
Standards establish high expectations for students and
teachers. But more students need to have access to rigorous
courses that are aligned with those standards. The content
of the courses, the sequence of the courses, and the rigor
of the curricula are the key components of a quality educational
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The ACT-recommended college core courses include: four
or more years of English, three or more years of math,
three years or more of natural sciences and three or more
years of social sciences.
Although the ACT assessment is designed for students
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to all high school juniors since 2001. Colorado is the
only other state that gives the ACT to all students.
The composite score for all 134,505 Illinois students
who took the ACT test is 20.2 -- up .1 of a point from
20.1 last year. The composite still compares favorably
with other states where the test-takers are mostly college-bound
Statistically this is a notable increase,
said Schiller. We have the most test takers Illinois
has ever had, yet our scores still went up when national
scores remained flat. We are also testing all of our 11th
grade population and our scores are compared against other
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Lacrosse Legends Hold Tryouts For Select Teams
Two North Country lacrosse legends are giving local boy lacrosse players a chance to play on select teams.
Brian and Michael Powell will hold tryouts for five select boys' teams ranging from from elementary grades to high school.
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Godparents: We are.
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Proposed high-level talks between Israel and its Muslim neighbors on a Middle East free of weapons of mass destruction have been called off, The Associated Press, citing diplomats, reported Saturday.
The diplomats said the U.S., one of the organizers, would likely make a formal announcement soon, stating that with tensions in the region high, "the time was not opportune" for such a gathering, AP reported.
The meeting, to be held in Helsinki by year's end, was on shaky ground since it was agreed to in 2010 by the 189 member nations of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
The decision to scrap it cast doubt on the significance of the NPT conference and its attempts every five years to advance nonproliferation.
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The diplomats demanded anonymity Saturday because they were not authorized to divulge the cancellation ahead of the formal announcement, AP reported.
However, last Monday, The Guardian newspaper of London reported that Israeli and Iranian officials were taking part in two days of talks at a nuclear non-proliferation meeting in Brussels. One participant called the European Union Non-Proliferation Consortium as "respectful and positive," the Guardian reported.
The Brussels meeting was intended to pave the way for a full international conference in the next few months on banning nuclear arms and other weapons of mass destruction from the Middle East, the Guardian reported.
The handful of officials from Israel and Iran involved in the two-day event billed as an academic seminar included senior officials who had permission of their respective governments to take part in an informal discussion with representatives from about 10 Arab states about exploring the possibility of holding a United Nations-sponsored conference on establishing a WMD-free zone in the Middle East.
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Iran has been under international pressure and U.S.-led sanctions to curb its nuclear program, which it says is peaceful.
Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency and Iran are scheduled to meet Dec. 13 in Tehran for a new round of negotiations, an IAEA spokesman said Friday.
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Sex offender 'highly likely' to re-offend on his way outBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | July 16,2013
The Vermont Department of Corrections warned the public Monday that a high-risk sex offender is about to be released to an undisclosed address in Springfield.
Timothy J. Szad, 53, is scheduled to get out of the Springfield prison on July 26. Szad was sentenced in 2001 on a charge of aggravated sexual assault for handcuffing and assaulting a 13-year-old autistic boy. While aggravated sexual assault carries a maximum of life in prison, Szad received the seven- to 20-year sentence as part of a deal that avoided a trial in which the victim would have had to testify.
Lt. Mark Fountain of the Springfield Police Department said Monday his agency planned a yet-unscheduled public meeting in conjunction with the state to spread awareness, but had no specific plan to track Szad.
"It's still in the early stages," Fountain said. "The chief will be having further discussions with the Department of Corrections."
Corrections officials said that while Szad will be subject to Vermont's sex offender registration laws, he has maxed out his sentence and will not be under state supervision once he is released.
Dale Crook, director of field services for the Department of Corrections, said Szad was subject to the now-defunct "good time" rules regarding his sentence, hence the release well before the 20-year maximum.
"Now, there's no credit," Crook said. "In previous iterations, when he was convicted, there were laws that would've impacted his sentence. If he's doing what he's supposed to do, he earns credit toward his sentence."
While Szad complied with the sex offender treatment program in prison, the state said a sex offender risk assessment tool still indicated he was at a high risk to re-offend. Crook said the tool looks at factors like whether the victim was a stranger or someone the offender knew, the offender's age and the victim's gender.
"It talks about, was violence used, was force used, any type of sadistic behavior," Crook said. "A big one is prior sex offences."
During his November 2000 plea hearing, Szad admitted that he met the 13-year-old boy on the banks of the Williams River in Rockingham that May. Szad had been shooting bottles with a .22-caliber rifle and the boy was there to fish.
After offering the boy marijuana, Szad admitted to grabbing him, dragging him across the river, handcuffing him and sexually assaulting him twice. After, Szad said, he threatened to kill the boy and made him walk away down nearby railroad tracks.
The boy reported the attack the same day, and when police identified Szad, he fled the state. Investigators caught up to him in July, when he was arrested in Idaho and extradited back to Vermont.
Szad is described as 6 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing 255 pounds, with grey hair, hazel eyes and a fair complexion. The state said his likely targets, were he to re-offend, would be "male strangers between the ages of 12 and 13, in particular those with blonde hair and blue eyes."
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I have a confession. I must have worn the exact style, the crochet knitted top and belt both from Benetton and grey marble effect jersey dress (minus the leopard print socks and shoes) for the past weeks, for the purpose of getting the look photographed for this blog post and failed miserably. Yesterday I succeeded, I literally begged my street style photographer friend who was feeling unwell on the day we met for (supposedly) dinner this evening, has taken some basic snap shots before she headed home. Impressionate.
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If the Spurs had Dolan the past 15 years they would have won nothing.
PG-Chris Childs offense/defence were a B average starter on the Nets, Knicks, and Raptors .... the Raptors beat us in the first round in 5 games off the strength of PG-Childs & PF-Oakley .. Spree & H2O over-played Carter & T-Mac in that series.
That's the series where Oakley told his teammate Vince Carter he need to step-up his performance in the postseason-games...
If the Spurs had Dolan the past 15 years they would have won nothing.
Humility is a virtue and pride is a vice.
Why this freak cant sold this team if he cant organize franchise as winning.
Dolan know anything bout basketball IQ?
in basketball shooting 30-40 is not the key but D and brain shots.
Carter is type of player that played in inprope teams wich average coaches T-Mac also was unlucky 3-1 in 1st round then gone 3-4
both of them should be traded to 1 team they spend to much time in diffrent teams.
1. Popovich is a General that isn't influenced by players. Melo or any other one star for that matter wouldn't change the way Popovich would coach. 2. Tim Duncan is an unselfish player that allows other people on the team to get the glory. His unselfishness is contagious to the team because he is obviously the respected "enlisted" leader of the team. If Pop is the General, Duncan is the Sergeant Major. 3. They have the all around free flowing basketball on offense and defense that teams strive for by enlisting people in their team that trusts the proven leadership, trusts the other players to score, and each single player tries not to do too much on their own because of the proven synergistic style that Popovich brings to the table.
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"Everyone wants a champion's power, but no one wants his pain." - Amar'e Stoudemire
The Heat are in a way similar to the Spurs in the aspects I've mentioned above but the Spurs are obviously more seasoned and experienced.
"Everyone wants a champion's power, but no one wants his pain." - Amar'e Stoudemire
most experience guys in Spurs arent big number its just big 3 + T-Mac Bonner and Diaw others is just good coached
but they are coached to be team not personalias that have to just score
in mine country ppl called Heat comercialized team big comerciales duo with ref/Stern help
in Knicks i see brain players Pablo Thomas Melo need just coach that set him up
btw playoffss Barron hasnt played anything i forgot that he should be played instead of Chandler.
What impressing me alot from POP side he is taking timeout when he will see 3 possesion wrong /didnt like it
even when game is done
"Everyone wants a champion's power, but no one wants his pain." - Amar'e Stoudemire
Although I agree with you that the Knicks need a better coach to implement a smarter offense, it takes more than that. You can have the smartest player in the NBA, but how is he going to structure his team's mentality to agree and trust his intelligence? The player needs to command respect from the players to follow him. Pablo and other players might have the intelligence but he needs the credibility for the other players on the team to play the way he sees best. Intelligence is an important aspect in everything but in an organization or in a group, you need to command leadership to put those things into effect. The best way to command leadership is experience. Who would you listen to? A great player who plays the best in the NBA but has never won a championship and never even made it to the finals or semi-finals, or someone who isn't the best player in the NBA but only the best in his team where the team made it to the playoffs many times and won 5 championships and was regarded as the one of the best teams in the last two decades?in Knicks i see brain players Pablo Thomas Melo need just coach that set him up
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"Everyone wants a champion's power, but no one wants his pain." - Amar'e Stoudemire
"Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand."
Kurt Vonnegut
Thank You, New York! I wish the rep system was still working.
Humility is a virtue and pride is a vice.
i mine list players fro strip right now are STAT TYSON FELTON CAMBY JR they all wont bring D anymore
if that would be possible i would bring Curry as PG i dont want Paul , Artest Wilson Chandler
and if that would be possible coach Rivers only person that could play against heat/bulls
what i hate most current in Knicks offense is their waisting time for dribbling.
When i see Spurs they are passing ball which looks like triangle
defenders scoring headake and ball can even finish as layup just under glass.


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- Zest and juice of 1 orange
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Teen sentenced for break-ins
BARRE A Granite City teenager has been given a four-year deferred sentence for his involvement in several central Vermont break-ins.
Tyler Farnsworth, 19, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Washington County criminal court in Barre to two counts of felony burglary and two counts of petit larceny. He was sentenced to four to five days of work crew on the petit larceny convictions and a four-year deferred sentence on the burglary convictions.
Farnsworth was placed on probation. If he stays out of trouble, the burglary convictions will be expunged from his record. If not, he faces a four-year prison term.
According to the Vermont State Police affidavit, police responded to a reported burglary Jan. 14 at LBJs Grocery in Worcester. State police say four people, including Farnsworth, smashed a window, went into the store and took wine and cigarettes.
Two people grabbed bottles of wine and left through the broken window, while the others opened large plastic trash bags and started filling them with cigarettes, according to the affidavit. Police say the burglars left with $6,219 in cigarettes and $83.95 worth of wine. Police estimate the cost to repair the damaged window was $325.
On Jan. 24, police say, Farnsworth and another person smashed the front door of Macs Market in Warren and stole $1,351.16 worth of cigarettes. The damage to the door was put at $1,017.54.
Farnsworth was also involved in an incident at Harwood Union High School in Duxbury in September. Police say he broke into a storage building near the baseball field and stole several bows and arrows. Several of the arrows were shot into the ground around the soccer and baseball fields.
When state police spoke to Farnsworth, he admitted breaking into the building by climbing a fence.
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text: Whats really under Antartica monica1968 posted:8/21/2011 2:36:30 PM Has anyone heard of the secret war that ensued after ww2 around the secret underground bases below the ice-cappped region of Antartica. There is even a region that resembles the middleof the Sahara desert on this continent...The story goes there were 2 suvivors that there are underground developments built by the Nazis, the caverns so vast not only uboats but other "strange craft" were seen there...The whole installation was officially powered by steam and although the geothermics were sufficient to heat and possibly light the place it was evident that there is more to it...Also there iwas talk of the "polar Men" who were also connected to this...This was a top secret war with the british intelligence behind it, after the capture of Hess and two other top ranking German officials English secret service was made party to certain information that was withheld from Russia and USSR..It is also interesting that England faught for Regaining the Falkland Islands back in the 80s, We hear much about area 51 nd such like has anyone heard of this one...?macros72 posted:8/21/2011 7:51:24 PM All reports point to an entrance in that region, what this entrance is remains a mystery. Many countries have established interest in Antarctica including the "biggies" - USA & Russian Federation. A few years after this discovery way back then its surprising to find that the USA launched a fleet to Antarctica. Look up Admiral Byrd. Why all the trouble in gathering a fleet to journey there? Then ask why is the official report of this venture classified?Lobsang Rampa talked often of undergound passages that lead to a hidden realm - a secret Earth. Many of these tunnels where blocked off leading the monks to try and break through using diamond to test the barriers strength. When this failed, they used meditation & telepathy.to communicate with those beyond the barrier. The monks where told that they and humanity could never venture into their realm. Mr Rampa also discusses in his writings the carefully kept remains of larger humanoids that where kept and looked after deep below the ground by the monks. He reports that several tunnels allowed travel to other continents and looked artifical in their creation - not an act of nature. The exits where often hard to climb out of or situated in harsh locations. Omen502 posted:8/22/2011 12:23:47 AM I have heard something about this but I have been looking a little into the North pole and the nazis. Oh believe me these people are up to something. I have also heard a little on the hollow eath theory and (we know how much these people lie) I really don't know. These are still theories because there is no way we are ever going to be able to get there and survive. I would like to hear anything if you do, I sometimes feel that I took to big of a bite to chew it. Man I want a submarine. Actually an anti-gravity ship would be pretty cool too. lol Good topic monicaspiritech0 posted:8/22/2011 11:34:58 PM https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/At_the_Mountains_of_Madness Awbrielle posted:8/23/2011 8:51:13 AM Kthulu xDLincolnGenghis posted:9/1/2011 6:19:39 AM Somewhere under all that ice is might be our real past. Hell there might be some towns, cars, laptops, cell phones maybe even some stuff we have not reinvented yet. That area used to be in a much warmer climate they have found an old forest there. If you are a fan of the earth crust displacement theory it probably will wind up in a warm area again. Seems to be allot of countries making land grabs down there. gary107 posted:9/2/2011 11:57:49 PM If the displacement happen 10,000 years ago, it can happen again, the question being how often does ir occur? What are the inducations and speed of it 's occurance? Does this mean there are oil fields to be developed at the South Pole? That will spark interests.Levinus posted:9/5/2011 11:25:25 PM I think I saw a documentary on the History channel regarding Antarctica. The Nazis did have a big interest in the continent, if I recall. I'll be honest, I don't know anything about the place. I know it is really super cold and they can only fly in supplies during the "summer" season. We have some scientific lab (or labs?) down there. But like you, I would love to know what is under all that snow. I can only imagine the amount of fossils, artifacts, and resources! Diamonds...gold...oil? I DID find a base using Google Earth. McMurdo. A US base at Ross Island, Antarctica. lat=-77.8194251293, lon=166.741194022. Sorry, thats all I know.Omen502 posted:9/6/2011 10:47:02 AM O.K. after doing a little research i found something that may be of interest.http://www.antarcticconnection.com/antarctic/history/highjump.shtmlLevinus posted:9/6/2011 3:02:21 PM Thanks Omen. Pretty wild stuff. I'd hate to be one of those soldiers. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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First Team News
Lescott eyes more City success
Joleon Lescott
Joleon Lescott is keen to build on his Euro 2012 success and help the Blues to more silverware.
The 29-year-old was one of England's stand-out players at this summer's tournament where he scored his first international goal against France.
He has since been away with the family but he insists the batteries are now fully re-charged after playing the full 90 minutes of City's pre-season friendly against Oldham, his first match since England's Euro 2012 exit in late June.
"I had a little break, I got away with the family after the Euros and had a bit of down time," he smiled.
"It's nice to be back at Carrington and I'm eager to get back in.
"It was a slow start initially - they know not to kill us on the first day! But the season comes around pretty quick, so over the next fortnight we'll have to get everything in."
The defender, who has earned 19 caps for England, was disappointed not to reach the semi-finals of the Euro 2012, but feels he benefited greatly from playing on the international stage.
"The Euros was a great experience for me personally as it was my first tournament. Obviously it was disappointing that we couldn't progress to the semi-finals, but it was a great experience," he declared.
Looking ahead to a new season with City, Lescott says he knows it's going to be tough, but is setting his sights high.
"We're the team to beat at the minute with the title under our belts so it's going to be exciting this year and hopefully we can achieve similar feats," he said.
"I think being champions will put more pressure on us and I think the fans and the players will be keen to achieve the same goals this year.
"The pressure's going to be there, we know that, but the excitement levels are also high, we're just keen to get the season started.
"For now my main aim is to get fit as soon as possible and stay injury free."


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Students Making a Difference: Hospital Help
LA CROSSE, Wis. -- If you've ever been sick or injured in the hospital, you know how a delivery of flowers can bring a smile to your face and brighten up your day.
La Crosse Central Senior Jessica Hyzer is helping spread the cheer.
Hyzer has been a volunteer at Gundersen Lutheran for the past four years, spending her time once a week delivering flowers and mail to patients. She also helps train new volunteers.
Jessica says the end result always makes her volunteer efforts worth it.
"I just like seeing the patients happy and just smiling when they get the flowers that I deliver to them," Hyzer says.
Gundersen Lutheran Volunteer Coordinator Karol Fox, who nominated Jessica to be a Student Making a Difference, says she does her volunteering with the open-minded attitude and sensitivity needed in a medical care facility.
"Jessica's very thoughtful and kind when she goes in the rooms and she's very considerate," Fox says. "She knocks on the door, announces who she is and asks patients who they are so we get the correct patient, and she always wishes them well,"
Jessica says she's opened up a lot since she started volunteering, and she's also a lot more understanding. She hopes to continue volunteering in the future.
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