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- Whitecaps FC improve to 10W-12L-9D on the season
- Midfielder Gershon Koffie was named Budweiser Man of the Match
- Vancouver remains in fifth place in the Western Conference with a 39 points from 31 matches, FC Dallas is in sixth with 37 points from 31 matches
- Brad Knighton started his fourth consecutive match, earning his first shutout. Vancouver's first shutout since July 7
- Andy O'Brien started his first match since August 25 at Portland Timbers
Thoughts on the match:
"It was a good game and obviously, an exciting game. There were a lot of goalmouth incidents, and overall throughout the game we played well. The atmosphere was fantastic, soccer is becoming so big in North America, it's a privilege for us to be a part of it and I wish we could send our fans home with a little bit more excitement."
On making two first half substitutions:
"It was difficult, but I thought the players that went on managed to find the rhythm of the game very quickly, which is sometimes hard to do. It just limited our opportunities to change the game in the second half with substitutions that we wanted to do, but the players that went on did very well."
On the progress of the team:
"We defended well today, we look organized, and we gave up very few chances in the game. We possessed the ball well, we created good opportunities and we had a chance at the end to win the game, but I definitely saw progress and a lot to build on going forward."
Thoughts on the match:
"It was a hard fought game. It was unfortunate for us at the end, but we're happy with the result. You set out a game plan and go out to get three points, but when you have two injuries in the first 25-30 minutes, it does kind of change that. I thought Matt came in and was superb and obviously Camilo had the opportunity at the end for us.
Thoughts on the match:
"From a defensive point of view, we kept a clean sheet which is obviously your objective before the game. I think we limited them to a few chances and we're disappointed we didn't score in the last few seconds, but that's soccer. Now we move onto the game on Wednesday."
Thoughts on the crowd:
"It was fantastic. Our supporters have been magnificent since I've been here and no doubt have played a massive part for the success of the club this season. We have another three games and we need that support as much as ever and hopefully we can repay their faith for coming to watch us."
Thoughts on the clean sheet:
"I thought the performance was generally good. We competed very well. It wasn't the prettiest spectacle at times, but I think you need to do that sometimes. It was just unfortunate we didn't get the three points. I felt comfortable with Martin when I played with him and Jay today. I thought collectively we did very well. People will say we kept a clean sheet, but like I said before the game, our strikers are our first defenders and I thought they were superb as well."
How he felt about his fitness:
"Stiff. The importance of these games will get you through that and you can't make excuses. The adrenaline is what gets you through. We have three more games and the nitty gritty starts if we can get into the playoffs. There's a lot of pressure and a lot of energy needed before the end of the season."
Thoughts on the match:
"I think for us to get a clean sheet against a good Seattle team that scores a lot of goals is a major step for us in the right direction. Obviously, [there is] natural disappointment because we had chances to win the game, but they didn't fall for us tonight and we have to keep on going."
We keep looking for that something that will change it. We haven't found it yet, but we have three games to do it. I think the games can't come quick enough now. We're starting to hit a bit of a form and playing a lot better soccer on the field and the fans have helped us also. We're now looking forward to Wednesday. Three points is all we need."
Thoughts on the defence and Andy O'Brien returning:
"I think what Andy brings is a wealth of experience and is someone who has been there and done it at the highest level for many years. When you combine that with someone who can communicates and is dependable, that means it's a good partnership. I thought we did well tonight considering we've never played together other than the Portland game. I thought we communicated and played well together as a partnership and that's a huge thing to build upon for Wednesday."
Thoughts on the clean sheet:
"The clean sheet comes from the eleven, not just us four at the back. It's a team effort. If you look at the guys, there were a lot of tired bodies out there today. That's because we got behind the ball and did our work and we kept a good Seattle team scoreless. That's the main thing, we have to keep going and now we have to go find the net."
On making the playoffs:
"Obviously we've done a lot of work all season. So it's great to finally have that officially secured, but our goal is still to get second place so we're disappointed in not getting three points today. At the end of the game they had a fantastic chance with Camilo so we can be fortunate that we didn't walk out down. We had some chances as well, the deflected shot by Zakuani could easily have gone in as well, we had a couple of other shots as well but Knighton came up with some saves."
On the team's first shutout in some time:
"I'm encouraged by the shutout. I think the quality of our crosses sometimes weren't as good as they needed to be. We needed to get in a little deeper with our crosses, they would have been more effective. Also bringing guys back in like Mauro who missed a few weeks, it takes them a little bit of time to get rhythm but his effort was great and what he gave us was fantastic, and I thought in the first 45 minutes I thought we were very good, I thought we played very well for the opening 45."
On the Whitecaps play today:
"They played a lot of good balls and they were able to win second balls and keep the pressure on. You expect that from a team when they are at home and they are battling for a spot in the playoffs."
On the inability to score a goal:
"There's not a lot that separates teams in this league. [The Whitecaps] put forth a very good defensive effort and there were a couple of times where we had chances throughout the game. We created chances; if we hadn't created chances than I would be more concerned."
Thoughts on the match:
"I think we had more possession of the game during the 90 minutes and it's a pity that we couldn't score and couldn't take the three points. I'm disappointed for that, but we have to keep working. We know that we are in the playoffs with that point but it's not enough, we came here for the three points. We hope in the next game we can win at home against Portland for our fans.
How he felt after coming back from injury:
"Very good, I felt very good with the minutes I played in the game. I really wanted to keep playing but I have to build a little bit more fitness for the next game."
Thoughts on the match:
"I can't say that both teams didn't want to win this game, but in the end one point I think is fair for both teams. We reached the playoffs but we wanted three points today and we have to take the positive thing from it which was the shutout. Now we have to keep working towards next week for another important game.
What changed in the second half:
"In the first half we had more possession of the ball and we were the better team, in the second half it changed a little bit. It's tough to say why it happened but in the end the draw is a fair result for this game."
On next week's Cascadia Cup match against Portland:
"We have to win, no excuses we all know this and all week we will be focused on this game on Sunday."
On getting the shutout:
"Of course it's a positive thing when you're on the road and you have a shutout. That's always positive and if you told us before that we will have the shutout, we would be sure of getting a result, but it didn't happen today, so we have to accept this."
On Camilo's last second shot:
"I'm big enough, I just tried to be as big as possible. Of course there was a lot of luck that it didn't go in."
Thoughts on the match:
"We came in here to get the three points so it's a little bit disappointing. We didn't give up any goals, we had our chances but we got the point we needed to get into the playoffs so that's important. But we have some things that we have to work on, and we've got a couple more games leading up to the playoffs and hopefully we can get on a good run."
On the shutout:
"As a group defensively it was a good game. We gave up a couple of chances, but at the end of the day we got the zero and it's important that we run with this and hopefully use this as confidence going into the next game and going on a little bit of run. "We haven't had a shutout in a while so that's a good thing."
On his shot that was cleared off the line:
"I knew it was going to get blocked. [Lee] was there on the post and I didn't get enough on it. He was in a good spot and I could only get a little piece of it but I knew it was going to get blocked. It wasn't really that hard of a shot. If I had my toe on it I might have had a better opportunity to score but he did a good job of putting himself in a good spot."


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Litec is part of the Vitec Group which also includes companies such as Brilliant Stages and Manfrotto. They are also a master distributor for Columbus McKinnon so Kinesys felt this was the right company and product mix to complement a premium automation product.
Kinesys' Sales & Business Development Manager Mark de Gruyter explains, "Litec is a highly respected company with a great contact base and a real knowledge and understanding of all aspects of the live production and performance industry - so we are well matched partners".
This consolidates the growth potential and increasing interest in Kinesys products worldwide, with Europe a key territory in the expansion strategy to make Kinesys' innovative automation systems and new technologies available and accessible to a greater range of buyers and users.
The concept of 'automation' and the creative and practical values that it can bring to any production is no longer the preserve only of those with massive budgets! With Kinesys' modular and flexible product philosophy, it is now much easier and affordable for companies and shows of all budget sizes to add an element of precision automation to their designs and inventories.
Italy, with its proliferation of live events and passion for music, theatre, art and performance of all types has already shown plenty of interest in Kinesys. This has been both amongst rental companies and for fixed installations and venues.
As soon as the deal was sealed, de Gruyter and Kinesys' Dave Weatherhead travelled to Mogliano Veneto near Venice to meet the full Litec team and undertake two days of comprehensive staff technical training. Litec have bought a substantial amount of Kinesys stock which was set up in the demo room for hands-on access. Recently hired Andy Hicks, joining Kinesys specifically for technical support and training duties to support the expanding Kinesys distribution network, was also in attendance.
In addition to this, Litec also held two Kinesys Open Days, which was a continuation of the product demonstration featuring in-depth technical sessions for their clients, customers and contacts.
This was exceedingly well attended by a wide selection of individuals and companies from all across the country, including leading riggers, rental operations, theatres, live music and multi-purpose venues, reflecting the general enthusiasm for the products.
The first sale was also announced via the new distributor - with rental company Musical Box Rent investing in a 16-way Kinesys Libra Load Cell system.
Paolo Dozzo, Litec Sales Director EMEA, adds: "For more than a decade Litec has been the leading company of the trussing and rigging products in Italy. Kinesys is a further added value that completes our offering to all professionals of this market and the lighting world.
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Goffstown man alerted owner to Dunbarton barn blazeBy SUSAN CLARK
Union Leader Correspondent
February 19. 2014 6:49PM
DUNBARTON — Michael Blanchard may have saved a 200-year-old barn and historic homestead when he called in a fire alarm early Monday morning.
Blanchard, a Goffstown resident who has worked at Granite State Plumbing and Heating for 29 years, was taking his usual trip to work in Lebanon when he saw smoke and flames coming from the small barn at 221 Stark Highway South at about 5:15 a.m.
"I wasn't sure at first it was a fire, but I turned back and saw the flames," Blanchard said. "I drove into the driveway and saw a man in a mud room putting on his boots. He wasn't aware of the fire."
Bill and Helen Burnham, who ran out of the house barefoot, tried to save her pony, Daisy, and their six ducks, but the barn was engulfed in flames, Blanchard said.
"It was so windy that morning. I was worried about the big barn. I guess he was putting new siding on the big barn because you could smell pine pitch because of the heat from the fire," he said.
Fire Chief Jon Wiggin said the fire started from a pile of wood ashes Burnham put on the ground near the small barn on Sunday; apparently the ashes ignited the fire overnight.
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The Cleveland Browns have released WRs L.J. Castille and Chris Matthews, TE Evan Frosch, OLs Branndon Braxton, Calton Ford and Phillip Trautwein, DLs Andre Carroll, Travis Ivey and Kommonya Quaye, LBs Eric Gordon, Steve Octavien and Sidney Tarver, CBs Coye Francies and Ramzee Robinson, S DeAngelo Smith and S Carl Gettis. The team also terminated the contract of WR Demetrius Williams.
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Zac Jackson, of ClevelandBrowns.com, reports the Cleveland Browns have signed undrafted free-agent TE Mike Massey (Michigan), DL Adam Hoppel (Cincinnati), OL Branndon Braxton (Oklahoma), FS Corey Boudreaux (San Diego State), CB Antonio X. Smith (Bowling Green), FS Jason Venson (Central Florida), S Nate Ness (Arizona), LB Marcus Benard (Jackson State), LB Jonathan Foster (Central State), LB Phillip Hunt (Houston) and WR Brent Casteel (Utah). Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
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Somewhere in the Highwood Distillery barrel aging warehouse is a darkened corner where all of the oak barrels are all stamped "Lot 1525". This corner contains the oldest whisky in the entire facility, with the age of the whisky inside the barrels ranging from 15 to 25 years. (It has been hinted to me that some of these barrels contain whisky that is perhaps even older!) These whisky barrels were originally part of the consignment of whisky acquired when Highwood purchased the Potter's Distillery in 2005. As such, these are barrels of whisky produced from a corn-based distillation by the old Potters Distillery, in Kelowna British Colombia. The barrels made the journey to the Highwood facility in 2005 and have been sitting in the darkened corner waiting for the right moment to be tapped and bottled. From this darkened corner, the Master Blender has carefully chosen just the right barrels, and then just as carefully blended the wonderful elixir within to create a blend of whisky which contains the distillery's most prized aged whisky, the Lot1525 Century Reserve Custom Blend Canadian Rye Whisky.
I was inside the Highwood warehouse this past February, and I captured a few pictures of the aging barrels stacked four levels high standing row upon row. I remember the wonderful aroma of the 'angels share' permeating the facility, offering me a gentle intoxication if only I were to stay a little longer. Wisely, I headed to the door before I was subdued completely. Perhaps, one day I will return and stay just a little longer; but, for now I am content to carry the memory of that heady aroma in my mind.
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DAYTONA BEACH -- Catcher Chris Biocic's pickoff throw to third base sailed into left field, allowing Savannah State's Lee Moore to score the go-ahead run Saturday as the Tigers completed a doubleheader sweep against Bethune-Cookman with a 3-2 victory at Jackie Robinson Ballpark.
The game was marred by a bench-clearing incident in the third inning that led to two Savannah State players and one B-CU player to be ejected.
In the first game, Tigers ace Kyle McGowin improved to 7-0 on the season as Savannah State ripped B-CU 14-4. The pro prospect scattered nine hits and struck out nine in eight innings without walking a batter.
"We knew they were going to throw a really good pitcher in the first game, and he did a good job,'' B-CU coach Jason Beverlin said. "We had some good swings early in the game, but we let it get away from us.''
The Wildcats fell to 13-16, 6-5 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. They have already matched their MEAC loss total of last season, which was their most conference losses since 2005. The 'Cats had gone undefeated in the conference two years in a row (2010-11).
They wasted a solid start by Scott Garner (2-4) in the second game. The Spruce Creek product gave up one earned run in 6 1/3 innings. The 'Cats stranded runners on third in four of the seven innings. B-CU had runners on third with no outs in both the fourth and fifth innings and couldn't get them around.
"You usually don't see that happen but once a season,'' Beverlin said. "To do it twice in one game is very unusual. That definitely takes the air out of your sails.''
B-CU left 10 runners on base in each of the two games.
The Wildcats lost first baseman Anthony Stokes in the third-inning incident, while Mendez Elder and Jason Wynn were ejected for Savannah State (17-10, 7-3). Both dugouts emptied after Elder made contact with B-CU shortstop Shaun McCarty and the two began arguing after Elder stole second base.
"It's just a travesty,'' Beverlin said. "It's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt. They do a lot of bench jockeying and talking and little cheap shots. Their guy slides and throws an elbow. Last year we had the same problem with them. And their head coach plays the innocent card.''
After the players went back to their dugouts, Elder and Stokes continued to argue near first base and Elder pushed the B-CU player causing both benches to empty again. Wynn was not in the game but was ejected for shoving.
"We're competitive, and they're the defending (MEAC) champs, so we're just trying to compete with them,'' said Savannah State coach Carlton Hardy. "(Elder) happens to bump a guy on a hard slide. Things happen. Guys say some things to each other. It was a good, clean game the rest of the way. There's always jawing back and forth, but this is the first time there's actually been a bench-clearing meeting.''
Moore scored the winning run after reaching first on an error and going to second on a groundout. He stole third and then ran home on the errant pickoff attempt. B-CU loaded the bases in the bottom of the seventh but Josh Johnson, who had five hits in the two games, was stranded on third for the second time in the game.
B-CU scored three runs on four hits in the first two innings again McGowin in the opener. But the 6-foot-3 junior right-hander, who will almost certainly be the first Savannah State pitcher to ever be drafted, shut down the Wildcats the rest of the way.
"That's how I usually am. I try to pace myself for the whole game,'' said McGowin, who said his four-seam fastball was clocked at 95 mph this past week. "I kept leaving my slider up (Saturday). After a while I went with my curve a lot more, which I usually don't throw a lot, and that became my out pitch.''
Montana Durapau (3-3) took the loss for the 'Cats in the opener after allowing six runs on nine hits in four innings. The Tigers scored four runs on five hits in the fourth.
Savannah State 14, B-CU 4
Savannah State 020 402 006—14 15 2
Bethune-Cookman 120 000 001--4 11 2
W—McGowin (7-0), L—Durapau (3-3). 2B—S: Hagen, Herlihy, Quinney, McCarty. 3B—S: McCrary. HR—S: Arnold. Highlights—Savannah State's Chris Arnold and Jose McCrary each drove in three runs for Savannah State. Arnold hit a two-run homer. Eros Modena drove in two runs for B-CU.
Savannah State 3, B-CU 2
Savannah State 100 010 1--3 6 1
Bethune-Cookman 011 000 0--2 8 3
W--Davis (4-0). L--Garner (2-4). 2B--S: Herlihy; B: C. Biocic. 3B--B: Caraballo. HR: B: Modena. Highlights:
Ero Modena hit his first home run of the season for B-CU, a solo shot in the third. B-CU's Josh Johnson went 3-for-3. Records--Savannah St. 17-10, 7-3 MEAC; B-CU 13-16, 6-5.


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Expel the IT bodgers, says Microsoft
If you can't stand the heat, you'll get thrown out the kitchen
IT bods should be struck off if they create too many dodgy computer systems, according to Microsoft's UK national technology officer.
Speaking to ZDNet yesterday, Jerry Fishenden, Microsoft's key government liaison, said something needs to be done if the IT profession is to earn the respect of normal people.
"If you look at what you regard as the traditional professions — doctors, teachers, lawyers — their professional bodies can fire people, can investigate complaints, can impose penalties, and the ultimate sanction is to remove them from the profession so you can't practice any more," Fishenden said.
It's an idea that's circulated once in a while, but indications are that it's still some way off.
BCS chief executive David Clarke said in the same report that employers were more interested in finding people with specific technical skills than with membership of a professional certificate (such as its own Chartered IT Professional qualification).
Furthermore, there would be no public demand for IT spods to be legally certified, all the while their cock-ups caused no more harm than wasted tax money. How far would Harold Shipman have got with a modem and some crack codes?
The professionalisation of the IT workforce is going to take a while to boot. Take the government's efforts to professionalise its 50,000 techies. It was only in March that e-skills UK launched the IT Professional Competency Model, a template of skills the Cabinet Office expects IT workers to guide their career.
And anyway, if the industry was going to start expelling brothers and sisters who implement dodgy computer systems, how would the witch-hunt fare in Redmond? ®


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The Walrus Says
Charlie has a new home! The Paws & Claws poster
dog, probably the bestknown canine on the island, has been adopted by Martina Baugh and her 12-year-old son Sam. Charlie's face with the distinctive white eye brows was seen during Christmastime surrounded by a wreath in Paws & Claws' print advertisements.
This is the third dog that Martina has adopted from Paws & Claws. All have been older dogs. Charlie is estimated to be about 8. "I love older dogs. They need someone to love them and take care of them, to make them happy."
He was getting lots of love and appeared happy in the Baugh's Knowles Court home Saturday. Martina said Charlie, a sheperd and husky mix, was doing great, appeared happy, and had taken over a recliner. "He's real mellow, a couch potato."
Sam, a dog lover, was enjoying Charlie's presence and giving him a good stomach rub. "He hasn't barked yet," he noted.
Charlie joins Martina and two other dogs at work afternoons at Conanicut Marine Services. "We're a dog-friendly office. Charlie gets along with everybody," Martina said.
The dog was the subject of an item in this column on Dec. 22. Jamestown Animal Control Officer Catherine Gregory in a Christmas letter had pleaded for help getting Charlie new hips. "He has a gentle nature and a big heart. Unfortunately, he also has extremely bad hips. . . . Who will be Charlie's Angels?" Cathy wrote.
Martina and Sam are certainly two of the angels. She said Paws & Claws has raised enough for one hip, and blood work has been completed. Charlie may get the first replacement this week at the Jamestown Animal Clinic.
And he's assured of a comfortable home for rehab while he awaits the second hip. Kudos to everyone!! Woof!!
Islander Courtney Wassel is mentioned in the December 2005 issue of Rhode Island Monthly. The magazine did a special on 11 Great Day Spas. Reprieve in Warwick, where Courtney is a
massage therapist, received very complim e n t a r y reviews. It is a medical antiaging spa, the first of its kind in Rhode Island.
Sounds like our kind of place. Take some wrinkles
off the old
James D'Alessandro of Narragansett Avenue is the first Jamestown boy to donate his hair to Locks of Love.
The 10-year-old fifth-grader at the Jamestown School said that although he thought it important "to donate my hair to cancer kids," he's in no hurry to grow it out again.
During the past two years, James had been without a haircut and had amassed a nine-and-ahalf inch ponytail. His mom, Dianne Grippi, said, "James endured lots of tangles, combing, and even mistaken identity. People who did not know him would often ask if he was a 'she.'
James checked on Locks of Love, liked what his friends said, and went over to the Cathryn Jamieson Salon, where hair stylist Katie Leonard removed his ponytail. "I think it's great that he did it. He was happy to get it off his head after all that time," Katie told us.
His mom explained that it takes about three pony tails for each hairpiece. She explained that Locks of Love makes wigs for children with long-term hair loss, due to illness, stress or reactions to different medications. Some 80 percent of all donors are children.
"He's trying to get other boys to do it. I'm happy he did it. We're proud of him," Dianne said. "I loved it long. Long hair is more popular again, so it's funny now to see him with short hair, but it's a great cause, and we're hoping he'll start growing it again."
There's probably little chance of that. James told us he likes it better short. "I don't need to comb it." Kudos, James!!
Academic enrichment? (subjects) Instructional groups? (classes) School speak! It boggles the mind.
Will someone please screw a new bulb into the police department's flag pole spot light!
It's time to inspect your pet's Christmas toys says Dr. Joshua Hatch of the Jamestown Animal Clinic in his Pet Tip of the Week.
"The holidays have come to an end and many pets have new toys. Pay attention to how their toys and treats are holding up. If chew toys or stuffed animals are getting rough around the edges, it is better to throw them out and replace them with something sturdier. Do not let your pets tear off small pieces that they may eat or get stuck in their mouth or throat. Certain chew toys like kongs are very sturdy and hard for a dog to destroy, while things like tennis balls or soft squeaky toys may be too easily eaten by your pet.
"As for cats, be careful with anything with string or tassels because cats may swallow those strings and make themselves very sick. Letting your cat chase a laser light or replacing feather toys as they get wrecked will help keep your pet from any unscheduled doctor visits." Woof!!
The Narragansett Cafe is rising from the ashes.
Owner Dan Alexander told us last weekend that he's had a twoman crew working inside constantly, and they've finished pulling everything out that needed to be removed.
He said things have been moving slower than he thought they would, but he sees that as a plus. "The delay has actually been pretty good. It gives us time to think," he said.
He now sees reopening near the end of February.
Dan explained that customers will find few differences. The biggest change will be re-locating the stage to the southeast corner of the room. "The bands will then be playing towards the front." The old stage area will be the dance floor, taking it away from the doors. It can also be used at other times for dining.
Dan said he hopes to get the roof done this week. Most of the bar will remain the same but there will be a new wood floor and new drop ceilings. The working area of the kitchen has been enlarged and new equipment installed including a gas stove and grill. The electrical system will be upgraded and new airc o n d i t i o n e r s installed.
"It's taking time," Dan said, "but we're taking the building another 25 years or so."
C o n a n i c u t Marine Services, Inc. will bring its Wellcraft fleet to the Rhode Island C o n v e n t i o n Center starting today for a fourday stint at the Providence Boat Show.
Bill Munger said CMS will bring along 29foot, 25-foot and 18-foot models. In addition, he will have a full array of Honda motors.
Located in two adjacent booths on the main floor the company will also be promoting its boat-yard services.
Bill said the boat show is "a lot of fun as well as productive."
The event is open from noon to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Put a little summer in your lives and stop by and see Bill and his crew.
Great response to "Jeepers creepers where'd you get those peepers, jeepers creepers where'd you get those eyes."
Maribeth Traer wrote, "A favorite of my husband Jim, especially when he's singing to our grandchildren."
Other correct responses came from Barbara-Ann Mac Intosh, Elizabeth Connelly, John A. Murphy, Bob and Betty Kinder, and Patty Vandal from down in the warm country where she reads the Press online.
If I could be with you ? ? ?, If I were free to do ? ? ? ?
The Jamestown School Nurse's Offices report in the Jamestown Warrior the illnesses of the week.
The January 6 issue for both offices reported flu, fevers, bad colds, stomach bugs with diarrhea or vomiting, and vacations.
We couldn't find out how to catch vacations.
Ted Zachadnyk says if you know a Ukranian wish him or her a happy Ukranian New Year on Saturday.
*** Be true!
We welcome your contributions to this column — birthdays, anniversaries and other good stuff. You can call us at 423-0383 or 829-2760, e-mail us at jtnwalrus@ hotmail.com, or drop the item off at the Jamestown Press office, fice, 42 Narragansett Ave.


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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — William Faulkner wrote that the past is never dead. His heirs say their copyright to that phrase is very much alive.
The author's literary estate is suing Sony Pictures Classics for using a paraphrase of the line in Woody Allen's 2011 film, "Midnight in Paris." It's also suing Northrop Grumman Corp. and The Washington Post Co. for using another Faulkner quote in a newspaper ad by the defense contractor.
The first lawsuit, filed Thursday in federal court in Oxford, Miss., says Sony infringed on the copyright when actor Owen Wilson slightly misquoted the line from Faulkner's "Requiem for a Nun." He said, "The past is not dead! Actually, it's not even past."
The second lawsuit, filed Friday in Jackson, Miss., makes similar claims about the ad, which used a passage from a 1956 essay Faulkner wrote in Harper's Magazine. The quote, which says in part "We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it," was the conclusion to an essay criticizing the South's response to school integration.
Sony says the quote is "fair use," a legal term meaning the user doesn't have to license or pay for it.
"This is a frivolous lawsuit and we are confident we will prevail in defending it," a Sony Pictures spokeswoman said in a written statement.
Northrop Grumman declined comment. The Washington Post did not return a phone call Monday.
David Olson, a Boston College law professor who specializes in patent law and copyright, said he agrees that the estate is over-reaching legally.
Lee Caplin, who represents the estate, disagrees. He said these are the first lawsuits it has ever filed. Caplin said that the estate recently licensed a quote to the sitcom "Modern Family." He contrasted that to Allen's use of the quote in the movie.
"He just wanted to kind of take it and he felt entitled," Caplin said of Allen.
Caplin said the suit is not a "money grab." He said Sony was dismissive of his attempts to license the quote after the movie came out.
Under the fair use principle, people can take and reuse part of a copyrighted book, song or movie without permission. Generally, excepts can be used if they're short and if they're part of a new artistic work, scholarly work or a parody. Noncommercial uses are generally more permissible, Olson said.
"If it's for a commercial use, they do have to pay for it," Caplin said.
Olson, though, said that's a flawed understanding of copyright law.
"Commercial use isn't presumptively unfair," he said. He said no one watches "Midnight in Paris" as a substitute for buying "Requiem for a Nun."
"The Faulkner estate's interest is not being harmed in any way," Olson said. "If anything it draws a little more interest."
Caplin argued that even though the movie snippet is short, it's a key summing-up of the whole film, and that Allen took it because Faulkner said it better.
"This is Mr. Faulkner's most famous quote," Caplin said.
In the Northrop case, Caplin said he's not sure the heirs would have wanted Faulkner's name to be associated with an arms manufacturer.
Olson said the Northrop case may be stronger, but he fears that authors are using copyright to limit the political context in which works are quoted or used.
Olson said some estates are zealous about enforcing copyright, to increase revenue or limit discussions that heirs find disagreeable. The suits could just be warning shots by the estate to other users.
"Part of what they could be doing is just trying to get the word out," Olson said.
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Darwinian Anniversary Year, 2009
The year 2009 is a double anniversary: 200 years since Darwin was born (February 12, 1809) and 150 years since the publication of On the Origin of Species (November 24, 1859). To celebrate this anniversary, a special issue of Science & Education will be published.
Prof. who flunked Florida science standards says new ones are shooting for an A
Expert gave current statewide standards an F but new draft is "a dramatic improvement."
Chris Comer, the director of science curriculum for the Texas Education Agency, was forced to resign after forwarding a short e-mail message announcing a presentation in Austin by Barbara Forrest.
Writing in The New York Times magazine (November 25, 2007), Hannah Rosin cast a bemused eye over a group of young-earth creationist geologists, assembled for the First Conference on Creation Geology, held in July 2007 in Cedarville, Ohio. "Creationist geologists are now numerous enough to fill a large meeting room and well educated enough to know that in rejecting the geologic timeline they are also essentially taking on the central tenets of the field," Rosin wrote.
Adding to the chorus of informed criticism of Michael Behe's latest book, The Edge of Evolution (Free Press, 2007), is Nick Matzke, writing in Trends in Ecology and Evolution (November 2007; 22 [11]: 566-567).
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LaFollette Public Library News – March 3, 2011
Tax Services Being Provided
Tax filing through the services of AARP is still available at the LaFollette Public Library. This is a free service conducted every Thursday morning and is by appointment only. No walk-ins will be accepted. You must call 562-5154 for an appointment. All the available slots have been filled, but we are trying to work everyone in that calls. So if you need your taxes filed, be sure to call the library.
Jellico Library News
Library Director Mark J. Tidwell
Jellico Public Library hosted a President's Day reading program on February 21. Linda Hollars, retired Whitley County teacher, dressed in full costume as Betsy Ross, came and quizzed the kids on presidential trivia. The kids did pretty well with all those presidential questions and seemed to have a great time.
From The Mountain
Mark J. Tidwell
LaFollette Press:
I sit, mouth wide open, heart wrenching, tears trailing down my cheek after reading your story regarding the abused toddler Peyton Douglas What a horrific world we live in that breeds such inhumane members as those "parents" admittedly responsible for this heinous crime, as well as those responsible for their sentencing.... six and 10 years respectively with only 30 percent to serve and credit for time already served. Are you kidding me?
In the last few months a number of child abuse cases have been resolved in criminal court.
The resolution in these cases has been nearly identical.
The mother has received prison time while the male accused in the case received a lighter sentence.
In all of these cases the man accused wasn't the father of the abused child. Instead it was a boyfriend, paramour, lover, whatever label you want to put on him- he was somebody the mother just allowed into the life of her child.
Ladies it is time to wake up.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Magnificent playing by the orchestra, inspired conducting by Fabio Luisi and a rapturous performance of the "Immolation Scene" by Katarina Dalayman brought the Metropolitan Opera's latest "Ring" cycle to a thrilling conclusion.
"Goetterdaemmerung," the fourth and final opera in Wagner's epic, takes 5½ hours to unfold, but the time seemed to fly by Thursday night, thanks to strong casting down the line — especially in the two lead roles. Jay Hunter Morris as Siegfried again proved he is one of the few tenors around who can look and act the part of the gullible superhero convincingly and also sustain an appealing sound. In fact, Morris grew stronger as the night wore on, singing his Act 3 narrative with a sweetness of tone rare among Wagnerian heroes.
As Bruennhilde, Dalayman used her warm and lustrous voice with great flexibility, and her acting vividly conveyed her character's range of emotions, from passionate love to bewildered rage. A few high notes had an unpleasant piercing quality, but these were less obtrusive than when she sang the role here last year. At the end of the night, commanding the stage uninterrupted for 15 minutes, the Swedish soprano seemed to enter a kind of trance, and the focused intensity of her singing swept the audience along with her.
Unfortunately, the Robert Lepage production, with its 24 creaking metal planks, remains as dramatically inert as ever, spoiling the conclusion from a visual perspective. Bruennhilde still rides that silly mechanical horse toward Siegfried's funeral pyre, and statues of the gods still crumble anti-climactically as flames consume Valhalla.
The other hero of the night was Luisi, whose interpretation has deepened since he took over conducting duties for this "Ring" back in 2011 when James Levine had to bow out. There was a sweep and excitement to this "Goetterdaemmerung" far more compelling than the cool, clinical approach he seemed to favor initially. The orchestra has rarely sounded better.
All the other cast members, from Norns to Rhinemaidens, gave strong performances. Bass Hans Peter Koenig repeated his eagerly malevolent Hagen; baritone Iain Paterson etched a portrait of moral weakness as Gunther; mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill was a rich-voiced Waltraute; Wendy Bryn Harmer displayed a gleaming soprano as Gutrune; and Eric Owens, lowering his potent bass-baritone voice to a whisper at times, made Alberich a frightening, writhing figure consumed by hatred.
The third and final cycle of the season kicks off Saturday night with "Das Rheingold" featuring some new cast members. Elizabeth Bishop will sing the role of Fricka, replacing an ailing Stephanie Blythe. For Bishop, it will mean a rare double-header, since she is also scheduled to sing the role of Mother Marie in Poulenc's "Dialogues of the Carmelites" that afternoon.
Baritone Greer Grimsley will sing his first Wotan at the Met, and next week tenor Lars Cleveman debuts as Siegfried.


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Developer: Bethesda Game Studios
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
North American Release Date: 2/12/2013
European Release Date: 2/13/2013
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Dragonborn is the last DLC released for Bethesda's hugely successful game Skyrim, and it's also the first one to make its way to the PlayStation 3. Adding lots of new contents - including a whole new area - it promises to be a great addition to the game, like previous DLCs were for Oblivion.
Like previously stated, Dragonborn added tons of new content to Skyrim, making it pretty much an expansion to the game. The new area they added is a small-sized island named Solstheim and it comes packed with lots of new content: new enemies, armor, weapons, ingredients, spells, and even shouts.
At first you might think that alone might make make it worth the money, but hold your horses for a minute. Yes, you have more creatures to murder at will, more armors to wear and weaposn to wield and you can use new shouts (one of them even letting you fly on a dragon), but all this content feels rather disappointing. The new weapons are decent, but they're nowhere near as good as the best available ones you could get in Skyrim in the first place. The same goes for the new armor pieces. The ingredients, while nice and very useful to make a few potions for specific tasks (such as fortifying light armor) are rather useless, for you could easily find other variants in the core game. Sadly, the new enemies also fail to bring anything new to the table, let alone a good challenge, for most of them can only offer a real fight on the highest difficulty settings, and even then, a high leveled character with great equipment will make short work of most of them.
All that small-time content aside, the new shouts are actually worth your time, with two of them being pretty much the most powerful in the whole game (core game included). Not only can you now summon twisters to send your foes flying, enchant your allies' weapons and improve your attack and defense, but you can also completely pacify enemies - including dragons, which ultimately, lets you ride them and watch them spit fire at your enemies' faces. However, even if it looks great watching a half-naked Viking look-alike riding a dragon, you can't really control it. It'll attack whatever it sees that's considered your enemy and it'll fly randomly around the world map. You can simply give it a few directions, which are to attack an enemy or to land so you may stop riding it, which is very disapponting.
The DLC adds a few more perks available through side-quests, too, which offer a few bonuses. Among them is the ability to summon a merchant at will for a few seconds or being able to reassign perks at the cost of a Dragon Soul. These bonuses might be one of the best additions, too, but they could be useless by the time you get them, depending on how far you are into the game.
Some of the game's new additions might look cool, but they're ultimately needless and sub-par compared to their core game's counter-parts.
The story of Dragonborn begins when you, after completing a certain task in the main game's storyline, are approached by two mysterious guys telling you that the real Dragonborn has come and that your time is at an end, which leads to a fight you (should) win. Upon investigating their corpses, you find out they come from a place known as Solstheim, and thus begins your quest to find out who this Dragonborn is, what's he doing and why he wanted you dead, ultimately ending, quite predictably, with a battle with him to settle the score.
The story itself is short, but it still offers quite a few memorable battles, moments and conversations - including one with a certain Daedric Prince. That said, the lore they added to Solstheim is interesting and entertaining, enriching the already deep lore found throughout the series by the use of the various side-quests found in the island. Said side-quests also happen to be numerous (much more than one would expect, given the size of Solstheim) and quite enjoyable.
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Dragonborn is, in true Bethesda fashion, flawed. There are many times you'll find yourself experiencing previous bugs found in the core game (even those that patches had already fixed) and you'll naturally bump into new ones more exclusive to the DLC's additions, not to mention the amount of glitches that randomly occur, like characters not completing their dialogues when they're supposed to, corpses falling through the ground, quest progression not being recorded, and so on and so forth.
That aside, the game still looks good and Solstheim is a well-crafted new location. I can say without a doubt that Morrowind's Red Mountain standing out in the background is a good sight, as well as traveling around the world while riding a dragon - regardless of the fact that you can't control it.
The trophies for the DLC are very simple, straightforward and hardly offer a challenge. They range from completing the story to exploring the island and involving yourself in quite a few side-quests. It shouldn't take long to complete it, even more so if you're using a previous save with an overpowered character.
Closing Thoughts
Dragonborn hardly offers enough new features to guarantee being purchased, but for people who really enjoyed Skyrim and fell in love with the game it ought to be more than enough.
Gameplay: 6/10
A bunch of new additions, with most of them being needless and hardly worth using.
Singleplayer: 8/10
Enjoyable and very entertaining, offering a few memorable moments plus a lot of side-quests worth checking out.
Technical: 6/10
While Solstheim is well done, it adds nothing worth noting. The game still looks and plays the same. It also bugs out on you as usual.
Overall: 6.5/10
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn DLC Review
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Pretty agreeable review. I probably would have rounded it up to a 7 myself, but yeah, quite underwhelming.
And yes, the new armors and weapons aren't as powerful stat-wise as the base game Daedric armors, etc, but don't even tell me Nordic Carved Armor isn't the most badass (and fitting) Skyrim armor. Because you're wrong.
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Silly Bethesda, what is the point of adding gear in your add-on content if you aren't going to make it better than the original contents?
This is in my (ever growing) cue and I will get around to it eventually, but sad to hear that it's about an average experience.
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I think this DLC deserves the exact same score as the stand-alone game, which is subjective to each gamer. If you enjoyed Skyrim, then Dragonborn is more of the same. There is a bit of new content and the experiences are memorable, but it won't blow your mind in any way shape or form. You will have plenty of fun playing it though. I know I did.
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It's the best of the three DLC, and it adds a lot of new quests, but it could have had a richer environment. I still enjoy exploring Morrowmind, though!
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Well it's a DLC, and you review it like you are disappointed because it looks and plays like Skyrim, I played it on PC and there's no way I would give that DLC this rating, again I don't know how buggy it is on PS3
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I love all 3 DLC, anything which adds more to Skyrim is awesome but I am biased because its my favorite game, would not disagree with the scores .
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This was definitely the best of the DLCs.
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They should've added Macho Dragons
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By what you said, any shitty DLC could be gaining a 9/10 or a 10/10 for being more of the same, but that leaves no room for improvement, so what would the actual good dlc get?
Don't read too much into the scores, hell even the score captions back up nags thoughts well enough. With that type of score it's obvious that if you enjoyed the game and simply want more of the same, buy it and you'll enjoy it. However, it still may not a fantastic aspect solely on its own
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The final score isn't all that related to the game still being buggy as hell, but because it promised a lot, failed at it, and ultimately gave you a few good things (most notably the main and side quests) and whole ton of useless shit. Even if I had played it on the PC, the DLC would still deserve nothing higher than a 7-7.5, because that's what it is: above-average DLC.
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The Hospital Nurse Who Got Duped In The Duchess Kate Prank Call Committed Suicide
The "I Don't Like Jokes" tag has never been more appropriate.
Two days ago, Australian radio hosts Mel and Michael put on their worst British accents to try to talk to Duchess Kate at the hospital she was staying in. They pretended to be Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles and they didn't think they would get through since they butchered the British accent more than Brit Brit has. But they did get through. A hospital receptionist immediately transferred them to the nurse taking care of Duchess Kate. And now that hospital receptionist is dead.
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