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Mike Smith stopped 24 shots in his return to the Phoenix lineup and earned his fifth shutout of the season as the Coyotes beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-0 on Saturday night.
Martin Hanzal and Shane Doan each had a goal and an assist, Mikkel Boedker and Boyd Gordon also scored, and Oliver Ekman-Larsson had two assists for the Coyotes, who won their third straight.
Phoenix jumped ahead of Columbus and Edmonton into ninth place in the Western Conference, two points behind St. Louis and three behind seventh-place Detroit.
Smith hadn't played since sustaining an upper body injury on March 21 when he was run over by Vancouver defenseman Alexander Edler.
Against the hapless Avalanche, who are 4-13-1 in their past 18 games, Smith rarely was tested. He posted his 24th NHL shutout and improved to 7-1-1 against Colorado.
Smith made a pair of sprawling saves against Cody McLeod in the second period and got some help when Gabriel Landeskog hit the post with 15:23 to go.
The Avalanche have lost eight straight on the road, dating to Feb. 14.
The Coyotes needed only 96 seconds to take the lead against Semyon Varlamov. Boedker took a pass from Hanzal, carried the puck into the Avalanche zone and flipped a wrister from the top of the right circle that sailed over Varlamov's blocker for a 1-0 lead.
Hanzal made it 2-0 against the Avalanche's NHL-worst, road power-play unit. He took a pass from Shane Doan on a 2-on-0 breakaway and scored into the vacated left side of the net.
Colorado entered the game having allowed 22 power-play goals in 69 chances over 19 road games, a 68.1 success rate. The Coyotes went 1-for-4 with the man advantage.
Varlamov allowed another tough goal at 7:04 when Gordon bounced a shot from just behind the back line off the goalie's back and into the net for his third goal in six games.
Doan added a goal at 14:37 of the second period when Varlamov overcommitted to a pass from Ekman-Larsson to Radim Vrbata to the top right edge of the crease. Vrbata shipped the puck to an uncovered Doan on the inside edge of the left circle for a shot into the open left side of the net.
Varlamov, who faced only three shots in the third period, finished with 24 saves.
NOTES: Varlamov was playing for the first time in three games. In his prior start, April 1 at Detroit, he allowed three goals on 13 shots. . Gordon didn't score in Phoenix's first 32 games. . Colorado has scored two or fewer goals in six straight games. . The Coyotes are 4-1 when Boedker scores. . Avalanche RW Chuck Kobasew missed his fourth straight game because of a back injury. . Phoenix has scored three second-period goals in consecutive games. . With Smith back in the lineup, Jason LaBarbera was scratched. LaBarbera started five straight games in Smith's absence until he was sidelined by a stomach virus on Thursday.


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The Council consists of members appointed by the Tax Director representing a broad background in tax policy matters, including tax and policy professionals of large and small New Jersey businesses and industry associations, tax practitioners and new business development groups.
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They didn't hesitate to risk their lives for othersBy PAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 15. 2013 9:13PM
CONCORD — For one afternoon, a group of police officers, teenagers, firefighters, a school principal and state trooper shared one title — hero.
Fifteen New Hampshire residents and first responders who put themselves in harm's way to save the lives of others were honored Wednesday during the 2013 Union Leader Hero Awards ceremony outside the State House in Concord. The program is sponsored by Citizens Bank and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
"These awards are a testament to the strength of character and spirit of community found in the Granite State," said Gov. Maggie Hassan. "Thank you for risking your lives to try to save someone else. Without hesitating to consider your own safety, each of you rushed into dangerous situations to help your fellow citizens. Your actions reflect the best of the human spirit, and serve as a shining example of the ability we all have to make a positive impact and change the lives of people we may not even know."
"This is not something that is given out lightly," said New Hampshire Union Leader Publisher and President Joseph W. McQuaid. "It is bestowed upon those of our fellow Granite Staters who have literally risked their own lives to attempt to save the life of another. As we have seen before and will see today, that sometimes ends in the ultimate sacrifice being made."
"I look forward to this event every year," said Joe Carelli, president of Citizens Bank New Hampshire. "It's all about citizens helping citizens. Through your unselfish acts of heroism, you've saved our neighbors and kept our communities strong."
New Hampshire State Trooper Scott Frye, honored along with Manchester firefighter Keith Knight for pulling a man from his burning SUV on Interstate 93 in Andover, Mass., said he was amazed by the stories of all the heroes honored at the event.
"We, as police officers and firefighters, we're almost expected to do it," said Frye. "In my circumstance, there was a burning car and I just happened to be there. But all these citizens that do all these great things with no training at all, I think are a little bit higher than us. It's an honor to me to be placed together with all these people."
Milford High graduates Molly Mendola and Andrew Myers, both certified lifeguards, were enjoying a 'Senior Skip Day' at Hampton Beach last year when they helped bring a man and woman caught in a rip current safely back to shore.
"It's such an honor to be recognized like this," said Mendola, who currently attends the University of Maine at Orono. "I never thought someone would make a big deal out of it, but I am so grateful for the award. I never thought twice about going in after them. I was just doing what I was trained to do."
"It's kind of surreal, but I'm honored to be here," said Myers. "I'm just glad everyone that day was OK."
"It didn't matter if you were an on-duty or off-duty public safety official," said Hassan. "Or a high school student leaving football practice, or one enjoying a day at the beach. You all answered to the higher calling of helping someone in their most dire time of need."
Berlin Sgt. Nathan Roy and patrol officer Matt Carter's split-second decision to enter a burning building likely saved the life of homeowner Cynthia Gagnon on Sept. 16, 2012.
Roy kicked in the door of the home and located Gagnon, and Carter carried her to safety.
"It's an honor to be here, but honestly it's something that a lot of people from every department would be willing to do," Carter said.
"We don't have the training that the fire guys have, but we knew whose house it was and that there was a good chance she was still inside when we got there," said Sgt. Roy. "We just did what we had to do to get her out."
Honored Wednesday with Union Leader Hero Awards were late Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney, Greenland police officer Ted Hartmann, Stratham police officer Chuck Law, Manchester police officers Ben Foster and Dan Wood, trooper Frye, firefighter Knight, Gonic School Principal Gwen Rhodes. Berlin police Sgt. Carter and officer Roy, Manchester fire Lt. John Couture, Manchester residents Gino Otero and Jaqueal Holmes, and Milford residents Mendola and Myers.
Each of the honorees have been profiled in stories appearing in the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News over the last week.


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March 02. 2013 1:53AM
Sharing training secrets of pro athletes
By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
Rob Hammer, Joseph Lamoureux, Jordan Valente (sitting), David Mulugheta, a sports agent for Athletes First, NFL Pro Bowl linebacker Von Miller and Jared Antista of Go Pro Workouts are pictured. (Courtesy)
NASHUA - Best friends since high school, Joseph Lamoureux and Jared Antista have taken their love of sports and developed a company that provides customers a sneak peek into the workouts of professional athletes.
Go Pro Workouts is a Nashua-based startup developed by six former high school and college athletes. It offers clients sport-specific training routines used by such elite athletes as world champion skier Hannah Kearney, NFL running back Jamaal Charles and NBA center Roy Hibbert.
"There are a lot of sports companies out there that make the shoes you wear and the products you use. They claim that they make you run faster and jump higher," said Antista, 33. "We feel that our product and the fitness training information we provide is something that can actually make an athlete better."
Go Pro Workouts is an online program where customers can input, track, share and save all of their workout progress. Each $99 program features a professional athlete, in video form, who walks the customer through each exercise in an eight-week session, with typical workouts lasting about 1 or 1½ hours.
The exercise programs cover cardio, speed, agility and strength training, and can be accessed via a mobile Web app that allows clients to bring their phone or iPad to the gym to access content.
Expensive clothing, equipment and products cannot make someone a better athlete, advises Lamoureux, 34.
"It really is hard work and access to the right training information that will make you better. It is a combination of the two," said Lamoureux, explaining Go Pro Workouts offers expertise from professional athletes willing to help and motivate other athletes to become the best that they can be at their individual sports.
The company recently signed a contract with Will Middlebrooks of the Boston Red Sox, the first professional baseball player to join the Go Pro Workouts roster. Some of the other athletes include USA soccer defender Christie Rampone, NFL linebacker Von Miller, Major League Lacrosse defenseman Kyle Hartzell, USA volleyball opposite Destinee Hooker and NBA dancer Morgan Laskey, among others.
More than 20 professional athletes have agreed to share their secret workout tips with Go Pro Workout customers, each of them focusing on sport-specific skills.
"I think I am most thrilled that we are doing a shoot with a Red Sox player - someone who is local for us, although I am really happy about all of the athletes we have signed on," Lamoureux said.
Lacrosse and football have become two of the most popular sports by Go Pro Workout clients, according to Antista, who said the program is geared toward all age levels and abilities, but seems to attract many high school and college athletes.
The company previously rolled out a free seven-day trial that attracted more than 3,000 people to pilot the athletic programs. Since then, organizers have tweaked some of the features in preparation for major marketing efforts in the coming months.
"Our end goal is to be a leader in the industry, and to become the number one go-to resource covering every sport for males and females," Antista said.
Go Pro Workouts has received startup funding in two separate rounds from private investors. It plans on using the capital towards several initiatives, including the addition of more professional athletes, and the development of a line of customized, sport-specific nutrition planning products.
Furthermore, GNC.com is selling the workout programs on its own website, and the company is in discussions with some large sporting good retail chains hoping to gain even more support.
While Lamoureux and Antista are the only company representatives who live in New Hampshire, the Go Pro Workouts team also consists of four other partners: Kevin Asplund for product development, Jeff Seals for Web development, Jordan Valente for videography and Rob Hammer for photography.
Team members have the unique opportunity of meeting each professional athlete for individual video shoots.
"We were a little nervous when we first started doing this, but we have learned that many of the athletes are such good people," Antista said. "The people we are working with are phenomenal, and many of them are doing this with royalty deals only."
Antista declined to elaborate on how much money in royalty fees the athletes are receiving, nor would he comment on how much money is being given upfront when select clients sign contracts with the company.
"Last year was a building year for us, but this year we are really going to focus on our marketing," said Lamoureux, who is confident about the company's future.
Antista agrees, saying sales are increasing every month. Starting this month, each team member will begin working full-time for the company, trying to accelerate sales and increase opportunities.
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(Reuters) - Daniel Loeb's Third Point LLC sold 11 million of its Yahoo shares on Thursday and Friday, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Third Point said in a statement on Friday that it sold the shares because it wanted to maintain a roughly consistent percentage holding of Yahoo's outstanding shares as the company pursues its $5 billion buyback authorization.
Yahoo bought back about 80 million shares worth $1.5 billion in the quarter ended December 31, under a $5 billion plan it authorized last May.
Third Point owned about 73 million Yahoo shares as of November 14, according to a regulatory filing.
The fund, which last year settled a bitter proxy battle with Yahoo after months of criticism of the company, said it owns about 62 million shares in Yahoo after Friday's sale.
Third Point is among Yahoo's largest shareholders.
The Internet giant is trying to reinvent itself amid intense competition and new chief executive Marissa Mayer has pleased Wall Street with stock buybacks.
Last week, the company's finance chief Ken Goldman said the company was not through buying back more shares, even as it invests in product engineering and marketing to grow revenues.
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Cavities Still Chronic Minnesota Childhood Disease
ST. PAUL (AP) — A new report finds tooth decay is still a chronic problem among Minnesota children.
The Minnesota Department of Health said Tuesday that 55 percent of Minnesota third-graders surveyed in 2010 had cavities. That compares with a national rate of 53 percent for children 6 to 8 years old.
The state Health Department has produced a Minnesota oral health plan. The plan outlines the populations most at risk for oral disease, the obstacles to routine dental care, and strategies for improving oral health.
According to the report, Minnesota had $148 million in emergency department charges between 2007 and 2010 for preventable conditions that could have been treated by a dentist.
Minnesota Health Commissioner Dr. Ed Ehlinger says it's unacceptable that so many children and adults suffer from preventable dental conditions.
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I'm listing to Schoolhouse Rock.
inkycatz wrote:I'm listing to Schoolhouse Rock.
great choice..
nekromantix for me
not right now... but on my commute into the office.
This post.
I couldn't help clicking!
Yay! New Frenchy & The Punk video.
so,if you're mad, get mad don't hold it all inside...hey, what you got to hide? I get angry too, I'm a lot like you...
I don't even know how to put this but ...
It's Gangnam Style mashed with Call Me Maybe.
This thread of pirate music.
[SECRET DISCUSSION] between two people sitting nearby.
I love when places stream new albums entirely before they come out.
So I'm listening to Tori Amos. It's a lot better than I was thinking. The new arrangements are beautiful.
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...and perhaps by now it comes as no surprise that I own this on a CD Mini TVT 4024 CD3
(purchased new from Waxie Maxie's back in the day).
Cheesy aftermarket video, but here's my afternoon tune
Today it's Coheed and Cambria "The Afterman: Ascension" title cut from the upcoming release.
Skyfall, by Adele, that new Bond theme.
I dunno. It's serviceable without being memorable.
Woot writer Sam linked this, and despite me being skeptical at the URL, I'm digging the jam on a cloudy Seattle morning. Sean then contributed this, and I can't decide which I like better.
Which should I like better?
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Anything described as "Cee Lo parties with Santa and the Muppets." is worth clicking, because Muppets.
Stoopid finger... :/
strong language and excessive innuendo, careful where you listen
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My favorite sort of listen toward the end of the week! :D
inkycatz wrote:My favorite sort of listen toward the end of the week! :D
It's not like I was trying to put anyone off listening.. ;)
All Beatles, ALL MORNING.
I can't stop listening to this song.
So good.
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Nike Vision teamed up with Transitions Optical to create new adaptive sunglasses that are specifically engineered to improve performance in sports such as golf, trail running, and hiking. These new transition sunglasses are an important game changer – they respond to changing light and give athletes an important piece of equipment to help them step up their performance.
Steve Tripi, global marketing manager for Nike Vision, announced, "With Transitions Optical's advanced photochromic lens technology and Nike Vision's patented Nike MAX Optics, patented engineered tints – such as Max Golf Tint and Max Outdoor Tint – these are the new must-haves for anyone wanting to see sport better, without having to think about it."
It can seem cosmetic, but color is actually one of the most important considerations in the function of a lens. In different lighting situations, certain colors enhance vision better than others. Nike MAX Transitions sunglasses feature two patented tints, engineered precisely to enhance the visual details of the natural environment encountered during specific sports and activities.
• Nike MAX Transitions/Golf Tint – a violet color designed to improve contour recognition on the greens and increase ball pop.
• Nike MAX Transitions/Outdoor Tint – a green color that brightens the shadows, increases contrast and enhances the visual spectrum in natural environments – like hiking and trails.
Nike MAX Transitions sunglasses will be available in March, in featured Nike styles and accessory lenses:
• The Show-X2 style is designed to deliver grip, stability and comfort. They feature adjustable temples and an adjustable ventilated nose for stability. They offer reduced fogging and are ideal for baseball and training, golf, tennis and cycling.
• The SQ frames are inspired by the design of the Nike SQ golf clubs. They provide wide coverage with minimal visual interference and are ideal for golf and training.
• The Nike MAX Transitions lens, will also be offered as an accessory lens for the Skylon Ace, Skylon Ace Pro and Show-X2 Pro. All of the Nike Transitions lenses are polycarbonate material and, like all Nike and Transitions lenses, block 100 percent of UV rays.


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CHICAGO (AP) — Weighing a handful of attractive offers, Pau Gasol says a gut feeling led him to sign with the Chicago Bulls.
Gasol and newcomer Nikola Mirotic (KNEE-coal-uh MIR-oh-tich) were at the United Center on Friday for a pair of press conferences announcing their new contracts. Gasol was a free agent after playing for the Los Angeles Lakers the previous six-plus seasons, and Mirotic was a 2011 first-round draft pick.
The 7-foot Gasol is a four-time All-Star who averaged 17.4 points and 9.7 rebounds in 60 games last season with Los Angeles. He says he thinks the Bulls have all the pieces they need to win the championship.
The 6-10 Mirotic played for Real Madrid last season and shot 46.1 percent from 3-point range.


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SAN ANDREAS - Calaveras County Chief Probation Officer Teri Hall, who led the department through tumultuous years as law enforcement agencies coped with the state's criminal justice realignment, announced Friday that she is retiring.
SAN ANDREAS - Calaveras County Chief Probation Officer Teri Hall, who led the department through tumultuous years as law enforcement agencies coped with the state's criminal justice realignment, announced Friday that she is retiring.
For more than a decade, state policies have been pressuring local courts and law enforcement agencies to reduce recidivism. That pressure increased dramatically in 2011, when the state government, seeking to reduce its prison population, shifted to local governments the responsibility for supervising some prison inmates after their release and for incarcerating some offenders who previously would have gone to prison.
Hall has been employed by the Calaveras department for 24 years. She worked her way up through the ranks and was named chief probation officer in 2010. That was just in time to begin planning how to meet a state mandate that counties supervise more offenders and adopt programs proved to reduce the chances they will commit new crimes.
That state mandate also came with funding. But a heated debate between Hall and other officials, including Sheriff Gary Kuntz and District Attorney Barbara Yook, over how to spend that money delayed many of the new programs for more than a year.
Calaveras County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Merita Callaway said that Hall was "a leader" in crafting the compromises that eventually broke the deadlock and will allow a day reporting center for parolees to open this spring.
"We are fortunate to have had her service for as long as we have," Callaway said.
Hall said her last day will be March 29, a few days after she turns 50 and becomes eligible for 3 percent of her final pay for each year served that is granted to law enforcement officers.
"Our day reporting center is slated to open on April 1. Unfortunately I will not be here to see that," Hall said.
Hall said that she, like many who work in the criminal justice field, initially was resistant to the idea that rehabilitation can turn some people away from lives of crime.
Hall intended to launch her career on the enforcement side of criminal justice as an officer in the Sacramento Police Department. But while she was studying at the California State University, Sacramento, police academy, a knee injury forced her to change that plan.
After working for a year in juvenile probation for Amador County, she took a juvenile probation job in Calaveras County. Over the years, she did many jobs. Some of the most rewarding were when she was a member of a multiagency narcotics enforcement unit, Hall said.
Now, however, she is most proud of programs that she says helped turn lives around.
"Drug court was really the first time I started seeing a change in my own beliefs," Hall said. "We just started seeing some real good rehabilitation."
The new day reporting center Hall helped create will offer a single site where parolees can check in with their supervising officers as well as receive therapy, services and assistance in living crime-free.
Hall said Calaveras County's Superior Court judges, who will appoint her successor, have been strong supporters of the switch to evidence-based rehabilitation programs.
"I believe that the court supports our vision and our direction, and I believe they will be seeking someone to carry out what we've started here," Hall said.
Until a permanent successor is named, Stephen Siegel will serve as interim director of the department.
Contact reporter Dana M. Nichols at (209) 607-1361 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/calaverasblog.


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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities say they have transferred jailed union boss Elba Esther Gordillo to another women's prison that has better medical facilities because she is suffering from chronic liver, kidney and hypertension problems.
The Mexico City prison system said in a statement Friday that Gordillo was transferred to the Tepepan prison on the city's south side because it "has better medical facilities to take care of her in case of an emergency."
The agency says Gordillo's personal physician had requested the transfer, and that it did not represent a privilege for her.
The 68-year-old Gordillo is charged with embezzling 2 billion pesos (about $160 million) from the union she has led for nearly a quarter century.
Prosecutors say she allegedly spent part of the money on plastic surgery.


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YUSU have released the final candidate list for the 2012 YUSU elections with over 50 candidates standing in what is expected to be a competitive few weeks.
In the hotly contested race for YUSU President both the Vanbrugh College Chair from last year, Kallum Taylor, and the previous Goodricke Chair, Nacho Hernando, have put themselves forward along with: Abir Ahmmed, James Carney, Thomas Stuart Taylor, Zahra Latif and Peter Warner-Medley – who ran for the position of Welfare Officer two years ago.
Bob Hughes, the incumbent Welfare Officer, and Graeme Osborn, the incumbent Academic Officer, have both submitted their application to run for a second year. This follows the success of Tim Ngwena and Sam Asfahani in clinching a second term in recent years.
Other highlights see a three-way battle for the position of Student Activities Officer between Hannah Brearley, Helen Marrison and Chris West.
The rumours of Ben McGladdery re-running for the position of York Sport President have been confirmed as unfounded, leaving the contest to be a straight fight between Charlotte Winter and Dong-Oh Shin.
There are four candidates standing for the position of International Officer and five for Volunteering Officer.
Nearly all the candidates attended the 'Candidate briefings' which were held on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon last week. At the briefings, the election rules were outlined and an election budget of £30 for full-time officers and £15 for part-time was announced, along with strict rules for campaigning both online and on campus.
Over 60 candidates initially nominated themselves for YUSU Officer positions, however several have withdrawn their candidacy over the weekend leaving 54 to compete over the next few weeks.
Hustings for the sabbatical and part-time positions will be this Thursday at 6:30pm in L/N/028, with campaigning officially opening on Friday for just under two weeks.
Full candidate list:
YUSU President
Abir Ahmmed
James Carney
Kallum Taylor
Thomas Stuart Taylor
Peter Warner-Medley
Nacho Hernando
Zahra Latif
Academic Officer
Eppie Leishman
Graeme Osborn
Student Activities Officer
Helen Marrison
Chris West
Hannah Brearley
Welfare Officer
Bob Hughes
Hannah Wigley
Lewis Haines
York Sport President
Charlotte Winter
Dong-Oh Shin
Campaigns Officer(s)
Megan Cross & Ben Dilks
Peter Hollingsworth
Disabled Students' Officer(s)
Emma Hersey
Madelaine Kirkman
Ents Officer(s)
Chris Edwards & Sanchita Chawla
Environment & Ethics Officer(s)
Emma Hughes
Isobel Edwards
International Officer(s)
Mike Anstey & Ankita Chawla
Egle Vasiliauskaite
Ian Lau
Maciej Rys
LGBT Officer(s)
Leon Morris
Mature Students' Officer(s)
Minal Niriksha Supri
Racial Equality Officer(s)
Vishnuu Nithiyananthan
Itai Choto & Rohan Banerjee
Rebekah Phiri
Asiya Elgady
RAG Officer(s)
Becky Mursell & Erin Cork
Volunteering Officer(s)
Guan Li
Louisa Moorhouse
Amy Jepson
Yu Gao
Women's Officer(s)
Lauren Bray & Zoe Wilkinson
Emma Hawkens
Union Chair
Josh Allen
Mark Taylor
Nick Hall
Student Trustee
James Burch
Harry Clementson
Jason Rose
Mark Taylor
Megan O'Kane
Senate Rep
James Burch
Harry Toynton
Hussein Kesvani
Itai Michael Choto
Jason Rose


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Bec McMaster is the author of Kiss of Steel, a sexy steampunk romp that blazes with action and romance. Bec dropped by the virtual offices to chat about her book, and she brought along a copy for one of you to win! Check out what she has to say, and then enter for your chance to win a copy of Kiss of Steel!
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Describe yourself in 140 characters or less.
[Bec McMaster] Dreamer, adventurer, glass half-full kind of gal with an addiction to paranormal romance, steampunk and alpha heroes. Wannabe world traveler.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Can you tell us a little about Kiss of Steel?
[Bec McMaster] Kiss of Steel is set in a steam-fuelled London where the aristocratic Echelon rule with an iron fist and crush any and all who oppose them. With their puppet queen, blood taxes and automaton army, the only man they don't dare touch is Blade, the notorious Devil of Whitechapel – and one of their own.
Fleeing from the Duke of Vickers with a secret he'd kill for, Honoria Todd is forced to accept Blade's protection. Infected with the craving virus that makes the Echelon what they are, Blade has his own vendetta against the duke. When Honoria comes into his life she could be the key to bringing down his old enemy – or the very salvation he never dared dream of.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] How did you come up with the concept and the characters for the story?
[Bec McMaster] I've always had this idea about an aristocratic race – almost like a corruption of the ton – that rule a dark and dangerous world. Then this image sprang to mind of the steamy surrounds of Whitechapel and a desperate woman hurrying through the crowds, glancing over her shoulder. Watching her from the shadows was a dangerous man with his own intentions and secrets. I couldn't wait to find out who they were.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three words best describe Honoria?
[Bec McMaster] Uptight, fierce, protective.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What are three things Blade would never have in his pocket?
[Bec McMaster] 1. A plain white cotton handkerchief. It would be silk and most likely something garish, like red, or gold.
2. A book. Raised in the rookeries, he's never had the time to learn to read.
3. A pistol. He prefers something that will get him up close and personal in a fight – like brass knuckles or a cut-throat razor.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What is Blade's single most prized possession?
[Bec McMaster] Blade doesn't really care about material things, but his most prized possession would be his home – and the adopted family of strays he's gathered over the years. He never really had a home growing up, and he lost his sister at a young age, so the instinct to create his own family and to protect them is a strong one. He'll fight to the death to keep it all.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What are your greatest creative influences?
[Bec McMaster] My grandfather used to read to me every time I stayed at his place, and they would be wonderful, exciting stories that let my imagination roam as a child. He was the one who made me fascinated with reading and all of the amazing worlds out there in books.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three things do you need in order to write?
[Bec McMaster] 1. Tea and copious amounts of it. Preferably English Breakfast.
2. My ugg boots to keep my feet warm – and because writing is such a glamorous job.
3. Two cushions to prop me up nice and straight and keep my back comfortable.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What is the last book that you read that knocked your socks off?
[Bec McMaster] Wicked as They Come by Delilah S. Dawson. I finished it last week and it was such pure steampunky-fun with blud-bunnies, an interesting take on the vampire mythos and a charming hero who has spent years waiting for his love to come to him.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] If you had to pick one book that turned you on to reading, which would it be?
[Bec McMaster] Wow, this is really tough. As I said above, my grandfather read to me from a really early age (I can't ever remember not reading or being read to), so it's hard to know what grabbed my attention the most. A quick list of my favorite childhood books includes Brer Rabbit, Nicky and his Forest Friends, Hiawatha, the Children of Cherry Tree Farm, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and The Hobbit. I could go on. I obviously liked talking animal stories. And witches.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What do you like to do when you aren't writing?
[Bec McMaster] As any writer will probably tell you, this doesn't happen very often. I love to read, though I need to make more opportunity for this (my TBR shelves groan in agreement), I love cooking, walking the dog, going to the gym, playing netball, hanging with my boyfriend, reading travel brochures and plotting my next trip.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] How can readers connect with you?
[Bec McMaster] At my website at www.becmcmaster.com, @BecMcMaster on Twitter and Facebook www.facebook.com/BecMcMaster. I love to hear from readers!
Thank you so much for having me!
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Thank you!
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When Nowhere is Safe
Most people avoid the dreaded Whitechapel district. For Honoria Todd, it's the last safe haven. But at what price?
Blade is known as the master of the rookeries—no one dares cross him. It's been said he faced down the Echelon's army single–handedly, that ever since being infected by the blood–craving he's been quicker, stronger, and almost immortal.
When Honoria shows up at his door, his tenuous control comes close to snapping. She's so…innocent. He doesn't see her backbone of steel—or that she could be the very salvation he's been seeking.
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Seinfeld has been hailed for his uncanny ability to joke about the little things in life that relate to audiences everywhere. Seinfeld now sets his sights on performing both nationally and internationally in 2014.
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Crocodylus acutus
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Crocodylus acutus (Cuvier, 1807)
Common Name(s):
Crocodilus acutus Cuvier, 1807
|Taxonomic Notes:
|This species is hybridizing with Crocodylus moreletii in Belize (Ray et al. 2004) and the Yucatan of Mexico (Cedeno-Vasquez et al. 2008, Rodriguez et al. 2008) and with Crocodylus rhombifer in Cuba (R. Soberon, R. Ramos pers comm.) a factor that has not yet been factored in to conservation efforts.
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|Vulnerable A2cd ver 3.1
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|Ponce-Campos, P., Thorbjarnarson, J. & Velasco, A. (IUCN SSC Crocodile Specialist Group)
|Bohm, M., Collen, B., Ram, M., Ross, J.P., Dacey, T. & Webb, G.J.W.
|De Silva, R., Milligan, HT, Wearn, O.R., Wren, S., Zamin, T., Sears, J., Wilson, P., Lewis, S., Lintott, P. & Powney, G.
Crocodylus acutus has undergone severe declines due to overexploitation and habitat loss. There are conservation measures in most regions and established captive breeding programmes, however, habitat loss and illegal hunting remain ongoing threats. For these reasons, C. acutus has been assessed as Vulnerable. A population decline of 30% has been inferred over the last three generations (75 years) because of habitat quality decline and exploitation. Continued monitoring and conservation actions are required for this species.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|The American Crocodile is the most widely distributed of the New World crocodiles, distributed in the Atlantic from the southern tip of Florida and the Caribbean islands of Cuba, Jamaica and Hispaniola to the Yucatan of Mexico and south to Colombia and Venezuela. An isolated subpopulation is found in the Rio Grijalva basin in Mexico. Along the Pacific coast it is found from Northern Sinaloa in Mexico to the limits of mangrove coastal habitats in northern Peru. This species is found up to 1,200 m above sea level.
|Countries occurrence:
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|Overexploitation from the 1930s to the 1960s led to a severe decline in the abundance of this species. In the USA, the population is recovering and now inhabits most of their remaining habitat in southern Florida over a larger area than in 1978 when it was protected (Mazzotti et al. 2007). In the other countries in its range, protection has resulted in some recovery, but overall numbers are still depleted in some countries such as Colombia and Ecuador, but substantial recovery has taken place in other areas including Cuba, Costa, Mexico and Venezuela (Thorbjarnarson et al. 2006).
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|This species mainly occurs in coastal habitats such as lagoons, mangrove swamps and other brackish water, however, it can also inhabit freshwater and landlocked reservoirs. Eggs are laid in nests on elevated beach ridges, preferably bordered by brackish lagoons to serve as hatchling habitat (Platt and Thorbjarnarson 2000).
Crocodylus acutus is a hole-nesting species, but is adaptable in terms of nesting ecology, in some areas creating elevated mounds of substrate into which eggs are deposited (Thorbjarnarson 1989). Clutch size is typically 30 to 60 eggs, although in some populations mean clutch size is in the low 20s (Platt and Thorbjarnarson 2000). As with most hole nesting species, C. acutus nests during the annual dry season, with eggs hatching around the beginning of the annual rainy period (Thorbjarnarson 1989, Casas-Andreu 2003). The American Crocodile is adept at using man-made areas for nesting, and this is one of the reasons behind its population recovery in parts of its range (Mazzotti et al. 2007).
|Terrestrial; Freshwater; Marine
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|Captive breeding farms are registered by CITES in Cuba, Honduras and Colombia and 200-650 skins/year legally entered trade between 2003 and 2005 from these farms. Illegal hunting of this species still occurs for its hides.
|Major Threat(s):
|This species was hunted and overexploited for its hides in the 1930s until it was protected in the 1970s, however, illegal hunting still occurs. It is also threatened by habitat degradation from coastal development, including destruction of nesting grounds and the destruction of mangrove swamps for shrimp aquaculture. In the Dominican Republic, overharvesting of fish has contributed to the declines of this species (Ross 1998). When young, individuals of this species may also be predated by birds, raccoons, coati, dogs, and by adult crocodiles (i.e., cannibalism).
|Conservation Actions:
A review of the status and distribution of C. acutus throughout its range was carried out relatively recently (Thorbjarnarson et al. 2006), and found the species to be recovering in most parts of its historic range. There were a few areas where population recovery appears to be limited (e.g., Colombia), or non-existent (e.g., Ecuador), but populations of C. acutus in areas such as Cuba, the US and Costa Rica appear to be very healthy.
There are management measures in place in all countries where this species occurs, with the exception of El Salvador and Haiti. However, enforcement of protection is lacking and urgently needed, since illegal hunting remains a threat (Ross 1998). There are protected areas and sanctuaries for this species as well as captive breeding programmes and a few commercial farming operations are established. It is listed on Appendix I of CITES. Further research into the population, habitat requirements, and threats to this species should be carried out, and population monitoring is recommended.
|Ponce-Campos, P., Thorbjarnarson, J. & Velasco, A. (IUCN SSC Crocodile Specialist Group). 2012. Crocodylus acutus. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2012: e.T5659A3043244. . Downloaded on 25 September 2018.
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Yu Darvish tossed seven scoreless innings and the Texas Rangers beat the Seattle Mariners, 7-0, in the opener of a three- game series.
Darvish (3-1) gave up three hits and struck out 10 for the Rangers, who got two RBI apiece from A.J. Pierzynski and Craig Gentry. Jeff Baker hit a solo homer.
"We haven't been really performing offensively like we feel we can and it's good to come home and start the series off swinging the bats a little bit," said Gentry.
Seattle starter Joe Saunders (1-2) allowed seven runs on nine hits over 4 2/3 innings.
The Mariners put men on first and second with two outs in the first inning. However, Justin Smoak struck out swinging.
"We obviously need to do a better job putting the ball in play. But you've got to give credit to Darvish tonight. He threw the ball well," said Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager.
Baker's homer to right-center field in the second gave Texas a 1-0 lead.
Texas broke the game open with six runs in the fifth. With one out, Lance Berkman singled, Adrian Beltre walked and Nelson Cruz singled to load the bases. Pierzynski followed with a two-run single to left-center field. Baker walked to fill the bags again. Following David Murphy's RBI groundout, Gentry hit a two-run triple to left. Hector Noesi replaced Saunders and gave up an RBI double to Ian Kinsler.
Seattle had a chance to get some runs back in the eighth after Robbie Ross loaded the bases with two outs. Smoak struck out swinging again to end the threat.
Michael Kirkman tossed a scoreless ninth to close out the Rangers' third shutout of the season.
Game Notes
Rangers Opening Day starter Matt Harrison will undergo surgery on Tuesday to fix a herniated disc and is expected to be out of commission until at least the end of the All-Star break ... The Mariners started a six-game road trip on Friday ... The Rangers had 10 hits, compared to five for Seattle ... Noesi gave up one hit over 3 1/3 scoreless innings.


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Jerry Jones says Tony Romo has committed to spending "Peyton Manning-type time" trying to turn the Dallas Cowboys into Super Bowl contenders again.
Reaction to the words from the Dallas owner and general manager came fast: Does that mean Romo hasn't done enough to make team headquarters his second home in six full seasons as the starting quarterback?
"No. It's a bonus," Jones says. "Anybody will tell you that Peyton Manning's involvement in what they do is a bonus as opposed to what the general commitment is of top quarterbacks in the NFL. We've committed and he's committed to that type of in-season and offseason approach for these years under his contract — as part of the $100 million."
Jones winks and smiles as he throws out the ballpark figure of the six-year, $108 million extension he gave Romo in March — a deal with more guaranteed money than Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco of Baltimore.
While Jones sees Romo as something of a budding business partner, a skeptical fan base sees a full-time golfer and part-time quarterback who used to date celebrity girlfriends before settling down with his wife and first child.
Critics are looking through the lenses of one playoff win and a 1-6 record in elimination games since Romo took over in the middle of the 2006 season. And the last thing they saw was a huge interception that ended a chance to beat Washington and sent Romo to his third loss in five seasons in playoff-or-bust finales against an NFC East rival.
Jones' glasses — call them rose-colored if you'd like — see that playoff win as the only time a quarterback not named Troy Aikman won in the postseason since the Cowboys stopped winning Super Bowls nearly two decades ago.
Plus, the owner wonders where the Cowboys would be without Romo, considering they were second-to-last in rushing a season ago with a struggling offensive line and an unreliable defense. Romo is the franchise leader in touchdown passes and probably two seasons away from catching Aikman in yards and completions.
That's where Jones was coming from when he started hinting in the statement announcing Romo's contract extension that his 33-year-old quarterback would be something of a player-CEO when it comes to the Dallas offense.
Jones showed he wasn't kidding by seeking Romo's input before Dallas drafted Wisconsin center/guard Travis Frederick late in the first round and grabbed a complement to tight end Jason Witten in Gavin Escobar of San Diego State in the second round. Neither player was projected as high as he was picked.
"The more Tony can be involved in what we're doing offensively, the more the product we have out there (that) complements his skills, the more we're going to do it," Jones said.
The draft talk is more symbolic — Jones says a few minutes of input can't outweigh a year's worth of scouting work — but it was noteworthy that Romo called Frederick "the best player in this draft at his position" the day after he was taken.
The cameras from the post-draft news conference with coach Jason Garrett were gone when Jones, the self-professed gambler, went more all in than he already was with Romo by invoking the name of Manning, the Denver quarterback and Super Bowl winner in Indianapolis who's been known to beat coaches to the training facility in the morning.
"I can speak for Jason in this respect," Jones said. "Everything he's about wants more buy-in and more participation from the player. So that if Tony for instance would be here Monday through Saturday, that is far better, and be here from 7 in the morning till 6 o'clock at night and all over the place. Then that's better than the way it's been. We'll have more success."
Romo has left open for interpretation his comments after the signing that things were changing. He didn't have to answer questions from reporters, but he tried to address through a statement what he knew was on the minds of many fans who question whether he deserved such a huge payday without a better playoff pedigree.
"There will be no greater reward, besides winning a Super Bowl, than playing my entire career as a Dallas Cowboy," Romo said. "This football team that we have is a good team and with all the people we have coming back and the things we are doing behind the scenes, it will make us a very difficult ballclub to beat."
The fans know of one big change: an overhaul of the defensive coaching staff. Defensive coordinator Rob Ryan was fired, replaced by Monte Kiffin and one of his most respected lieutenants, Rod Marinelli, who is in charge of the defensive line after turning down a chance to remain the defensive coordinator in Chicago.
Dallas is scrapping Ryan's tricked-up version of the 3-4 and going with a more traditional 4-3.
The offense? Garrett and offensive line coach Bill Callahan have been coy since Jones suggested that Garrett was likely to give up play-calling duties.
Callahan was the logical choice for that job because he called plays at Nebraska and with the Oakland Raiders, but Garrett keeps saying he hasn't decided if he will give up something he's done since Jones brought his him as offensive coordinator in 2007.
This is where Romo enters the conversation again. Will he or should he call his own plays? How much input should he have on the offensive game plan?
Jones isn't ready to declare that Romo will have Manning-type control off the offense, but the owner seems several steps beyond the days when he released polarizing receiver Terrell Owens after missing the playoffs in 2008 and said the offense needed to be more "Romo-friendly."
"That'll all be ironed out," Jones said. "Romo will be very comfortable and will be how he's comfortable relative to the play-calling."
For fans to get comfortable with him, Romo will have to do what he did in 2007 when he led the Cowboys to a 13-3 record — plus a couple of things he couldn't do that season. He'll have to stay away from Cabo San Lucas during the bye week that goes with being the top seed, and he'll have to win a playoff game, probably more than one.
Jones still believes Romo can be Aikman in something more than stats, and the owner has proven it throughout the offseason with his mouth and his pocketbook.
"It meant something to him and to me that he commit to what I'm talking about doing more time and that he commits to doing more time," Jones said. "It's part of his job description."
Call it the Peyton Manning clause in his new contract.
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ATLANTA — If it was indeed junior wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins' last game as a Clemson Tiger, he went out in style.
Not only did he notch his name in the school and ACC record books, but he caught 13 passes for 191 yards and two touchdowns in 14th-ranked Clemson's 25-24 come-from-behind win against No. 9 LSU in the Chick-fil-A Bowl on Monday night at the Georgia Dome.
Hopkins now has a decision to make about his future: Return to Clemson for his senior year, or declare for the NFL draft.
"He played like an All-American tonight," Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said.
Hopkins caught three passes for 47 yards during Clemson's final drive that culminated in Chandler Catanzaro's 37-yard game-winning field goal.
The biggest of those came on a fourth-and-16 situation with Clemson backed up deep in its territory with little more than a minute remaining when Hopkins snared a 26-yard catch. Hopkins grabbed a 7-yarder, and then made a wild 13-yard reception to put Clemson at LSU's 26-yard line for a first down with 37 seconds left.
Two plays later, Catanzaro's field goal gave Clemson the win.
Hopkins also had an 11-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter and a pivotal 12-yard touchdown catch with 2:47 remaining in the game to cut LSU's lead to 24-22. It was Hopkins' 10th straight game with a touchdown catch — an ACC record. The previous record was nine by Virginia's Herman Moore in 1990.
"That's how he's been all year long. The hotter the fire, the better he responds," Clemson offensive coordinator Chad Morris said.
The second scoring reception gave him 18 touchdown catches on the year, breaking the previous ACC record of 17 set by Duke's Clarkston Hines in 1989.
He also established a Clemson record for yards receiving in a season on his initial touchdown reception, breaking the record of Sammy Watkins, who had 1,219 yards last season. Hopkins finished the season with 1,405 yards.
It was the third straight game Hopkins has had at least 100 receiving yards in a bowl game, a first in Clemson history.
With Watkins out of the game due to an injury suffered on the game's second play, Hopkins carried the load on the receiving end.
"He knew he had to be the guy. You saw that. He had to do that earlier in the season (when Watkins was serving a suspension)," Morris said. "(And) you saw the confidence Tajh Boyd and Hopkins had in each other, the chemistry."
Hopkins leads Tigers with monster night
ATLANTA — If it was indeed junior wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins' last game as a Clemson Tiger, he went out in style.


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Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is a surgery for
. It changes the size of the stomach and small intestine to cause weight loss by:
The surgery treats severe obesity. A calculation called body mass index (
) is used to determine how overweight or obese you are. A normal BMI is 18.5-25.
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is a weight loss option for people with:
The success of gastric bypass surgery depends on your commitment to lifelong health habits. If lifestyle changes are made and maintained, the benefits of bariatric surgery include:
If you are planning to have Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
Long-term complications include vomiting and gallstones.
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications, such as:
Each bariatric surgery program has specific requirements. Your program will likely include the following:
Leading up to your procedure:
General anesthesia
will be used. You will be asleep.
To prepare you for surgery, an IV will be placed in your arm. You will receive fluids and medications through this line during the procedure. A breathing tube will be placed through your mouth and into your throat. This will help you breathe during surgery. You will also have a catheter placed in your bladder to drain urine.
Several small cuts will be made in the abdomen. Gas will be pumped in to inflate your abdomen. This will make it easier for the doctor to see. A
and surgical tools will be inserted through the incisions. A laparoscope is a thin, lighted tool with a tiny camera. It sends images of your abdominal cavity to a monitor in the operating room. Your doctor will operate while viewing the area on this monitor.
Surgical staples will be used to create a small pouch at the top of your stomach. This pouch, which can hold about 1 cup of food, will be your new, smaller stomach. A normal stomach can hold 4-6 cups of food.
Next, the small intestine will be cut and attached to the new pouch. With the intestinal bypass, food will now move from the new stomach pouch to the middle section of the small intestine. It will skip the lower stomach and the upper section of the small intestine.
Finally, the upper section of the small intestine will be attached to the middle section of the small intestine. This will allow fluid that the lower stomach makes to move down the upper section of the small intestine and into the middle section.
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The usual length of stay is 2-5 days. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if complications arise.
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Call your doctor if any of these occur:
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
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Weight Control Information Networkhttp://www.win.niddk.nih.gov
HealthLink BChttp://www.healthlinkbc.ca
Weight Loss Surgeryhttp://www.weightlosssurgery.ca
Gastrointestinal surgery for severe obesity. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases website. Available at:
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Maciejewski ML, Livingston EH, et al.
Survival among high-risk patients after bariatric surgery.
Obesity risks add to complications of gastric bypass [news release]. Duke University Medical Center website. Available at:
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Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Cleveland Clinic website. Available at: http://my.clevelandclinic.org/services/procedure%5Ftreatment/gastric%5Fbypass%5Fsurgery/roux-en-y.aspx. Accessed December 4, 2014.
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Columbia University Medical Center website. Available at: http://obesitymd.org/gastric.html. Accessed December 4, 2014.
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass weight-loss surgery. Johns Hopkins Medicine website. Available at: http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/test%5Fprocedures/gastroenterology/roux-en-y%5Fgastric%5Fbypass%5Fweight-loss%5Fsurgery%5F135,65/. Accessed December 4, 2014.
9/2/2009 DynaMed Systematic Literature Surveillance
The Longitudinal Assessment of Bariatric Surgery (LABS) Consortium. Perioperative safety in the longitudinal assessment of bariatric surgery.
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FALL 2015 Issue
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- ResearchIt was not a typical night at Temple Hospital's emergency room when an Amtrak train derailed.
- AcademicsA Temple program bridges the digital divide for Philadelphia high school students.
- StudentsMeet the resourceful, accomplished students featured in a Temple ad campaign.
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- Campus VoiceTalented engineering student Abby Sydnes, Class of 2017, earned a summer internship at NASA.
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Your Turn, NH -- Chuck Douglas: Conflict of interest doesn't bother CavanaughBy CHUCK DOUGLAS
September 19. 2017 11:20PM
MANCHESTER HAS TWO ALDERMEN with sons who work for the city and yet those aldermen voted for budgets and pay raises that directly help their kids get a pay raise.
Ward 2 Alderman Ron Ludwig has a son working for the fire department, making $99,000 a year in pay and benefits, while his second son earned $76,000 in pay and benefits last year.
Alderman Norm Gamache has a son who happens to be the district fire chief, Michael Gamache, who earned $209,449 in pay and benefits last year. Yes, a municipal employee earned $209,449 in salary and benefits!
So, when a couple of taxpayers stepped up to the plate and asked that the conflict of interest provision of the Manchester Charter (section 9.03 (e)) be invoked and that the two aldermen who voted for their sons' pay raises be referred to the conduct committee, the vote went 6 to 5 against the resolution.
Amazingly enough, Ward 1 Alderman Kevin Cavanaugh, our new state senator, did not even want the conduct committee to look at this clear violation of the city charter, but helped his buddies on the board by being the key vote to kill the taxpayers' request that the conduct board look into this situation.
Sen. Cavanaugh needs to read section 8.15 of the Manchester Charter that says: "It shall be the responsibility of all elected officials to ensure the enforcement of and compliance with this Charter."
By being the deciding vote to make this blatant conflict of interest swept under the rug, Cavanaugh has shown he's not up to his duties as either an alderman or a state senator.
Doing the right thing yielded to protecting blatant conflicts of interest.
Chuck Douglas is a former New Hampshire congressman and state Supreme Court justice. Reprinted with permission of the Bow Times.
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When Johnny Cash was recording and releasing his remarkable American Recordings albums on a fairly regular basis, I came to look forward to that new music. Now that he's gone, that feeling of anticipation is also gone. Unlike many musical artists, Cash has never lost his hold on the imagination of listeners worldwide. Few singer-songwriters in country and popular music have had the lasting impact of the Man in Black.
And now Cash fans have something to look forward to. It's not cheap, but I can't think of a better birthday or Christmas present for a true Johnny Cash aficionado than this set. Its title is The Complete Columbia Album Collection. In October, Sony and Columbia Legacy will release the huge boxed set of all of his albums from the Columbia Records label, his musical home from 1958 to 1986 when he was unceremoniously dumped from his contract because he was no longer cranking out hit songs.
How many artists are worthy of and still commercially viable enough to support a 63-CD boxed set?
The retail price for the set is $329.99, with some online sites offering advance orders for about $265. The official release date is Oct. 30. It includes 59 albums and two bonus compilations, all on 63 CDs. Many of the albums have never been released on CD. Just reading some of the album titles evoke fond memories: Blood, Sweat and Tears, Man in Black, Ragged Old Flag, I Walk the Line, Johnny 99, and Ride This Train. There are eight live albums, including the iconic Folsom Prison and San Quentin sessions, and live recordings made in Sweden, England and Czechoslovakia.
As you probably know, Cash was first signed to Sam Phillips' Sun Records in Memphis in 1955. His first Sun recordings were all singles (although some packagers have since bundled them as albums). Such songs as "Hey Porter" sounded basic and almost primitive, but were also aimed squarely at the basic country music audience that identified closely with his basic sound and his messages of home, family, faith, hard times and good times. A simpler life.
You know, you just have to shake your head in wonderment to realize that the United States of America once managed to land the first man on the moon, but today churns out the likes of the Here Comes Honey Boo Boo TV show and, as a nation, publicly worries about who will be the next American Idol judge. As if the pioneering moon-walking astronaut Neil Armstrong should not have been a real life American idol. And then the NBC-TV network dumped fresh garbage on American history by recently misidentifying astronaut Neil Armstrong as the music artist Neil Young. Just another name in the confused celebrity file of the celebrity media daze.
Back to Johnny Cash history: The then little-celebrated Johnny Cash was lured away from Memphis and Sun Records to Nashville and the then-stellar Columbia Records label in 1958 and launched his career there with the single "What Do I Care." Singles ruled country music then and Cash's first Columbia single charted at No. 7 on the Billboard country singles chart. His second release, "Don't Take Your Guns to Town," became his first No. 1 hit.
Now, all that's left for Cash music lovers is to await future boxed sets of all of his Sun recordings, his Mercury recordings and his American Recordings work. Giants once walked the earth. Johnny Cash was one of them.


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This Monte Carlo was family-owned from 1987 until 2000, when it was traded in on a Torch Red 2000 Monte Carlo SS. It was repurchased at the end of 2003 but in sorry condition. The paint, which was redone in 1999, was scratched and even missing in a few areas. The entire left-rear quarter panel was crushed in due to an inept tow truck operator. The t-tops leaked very badly, causing a major (albeit common) rust problem for the a-pillar and passenger floor. The dashboard was badly cracked, the carpet and floor mats were stained, and the upholstry was riddled with cigarette burns.
A full restoration which included rust repair, new weatherstripping, the removal of everything forward of the firewall, and the refurbishment of the interior soon followed. The car currently has approximately 168,XXX miles and the restoration took place at 165,558 miles.
I got it when I was 16, my mom bought it new in 88. My goal is to have a 10 second street car.....I get closer every time I go to the track.
305HO L69 engine mated to a TH2004R automatic transmission with overdrive and 3.73 rear gears. The modified V8 makes approximately 300 horsepower.
408 sbc, cheater kit, 200-4r with 3800 stall, 8.5 rear with 4.56's, 275/60 m/t drag radials...11.59 @ 121.5 mph.....update......it now has a turbocharged 357 with a th400, best run so far on pump gas and 10psi 11.02 @ 125mph.
T-tops, cruise control, power windows, center console, bucket seats, driver's side remote mirror, AC, AM/FM radio with cassette
a/c, power steering....basically a bunch of stuff that isn't there anymore. it does have t-tops though
Exterior modifications include the deletion of the stock stripe package, wheels painted a metallic dark grey, a shaved radio antenna (antenna moved to the windshield), and a Goodmark steel 2" cowl induction hood.
The engine was bored .30 over and the computer controls and emissions systems were totally removed. Added parts include a new HEI ignition system, an Edelbrock AirGap intake, and stock heads port matched to the intake. The exhaust system includes Dynomax ceramic-coated headers, 2.5" aluminum exhaust, Flowmaster mufflers, and factory-replacement tail pipes.
The suspension is stock other than Bilstein 2" drop spindles up front and Bilstein 1.5" rear drop springs. The shocks were also replaced while the car was apart.
The interior features a new-old dashboard, PUI replacement seat covers, the black trim was refurbished, the carpet was replaced, the headliner was replaced, and the high-end Delco cassette player with equalizer commonly found in the Buick GNX replaced the factory AM-FM/Cassette player. An auxiliary amplifier was added with provisions for a direct-input for MP3 players found in the centre console.
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10 days after the incident, Elmo had his sutures out today. Look at his leg!
The vet did a fabulous job on the suturing! I expect a full recovery, and Elmo should look like he had surgery, rather than looking like he belongs to a dog fighter.
Tully is off getting spayed today. We miss her. She's getting spayed at the other vet, the one that did her AI. They keep the dogs overnight for a spay, which seems like overkill to me, but I do trust them, and they were considerably cheaper than this other clinic. She's doing well, too!
Now if the weather would just allow us to get the fence up... my neighbor said he'd have some time to work on it this week, if the weather allows. My neighbors also volunteered to pay the whole cost of the fence! Score! It's a combination thank you for allowing the gates to be moved back a little deeper on the lots (I don't care... it's that much less shared fenceline!), so he can back his boat in, and an apology for how bad my dogs got beat up. Not that this is their responsibility, of course! But, I'll let them pay for the fence anyway.


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We'll never tire of seeing adorable photos of Jessica Simpson's little girl Maxwell Drew. (Note: Keep them coming!) So we were especially happy on Tuesday when the designer posted a sweet snapshot of her 22-month-old drawing with chalk in the family driveway.
Even cuter, Maxwell was wearing a neon yellow heart-adorned sweater ($18) from her mom's girls collection with hot pink pants to complement her tousled and tied up blonde curls.
"Maxi drawing circles in her @jessicasimpsonstyle sweater. I love being able to see her in the brand. It melts my heart!" wrote Simpson to caption the photo.
Courtesy Jessica Simpson
Lately, the new mom (son Ace Knute is now 8 months!) has been giving fans a peek at her daughter's developing style. Not only does Maxwell already own a pair of Dr. Martens floral boots, but she also has a pretty chic pair of sunglasses.
The newly toned star has also added another line to her fashion empire — maternity activewear, which is available exclusively at Motherhood Maternity.
"As a mom, I quickly realized that I need outfits that I can wear all day long and just about anywhere," shared Simpson.
"What I love most about this collection is that I throw it on for my morning walks and then out to run errands, or grab lunch. I live in my leggings so it was important to me that we design styles that look great on but that are functional, stretchy and comfortable to fit your lifestyle, which in my case involves chasing after two little ones!"
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