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Born to Be Good: The Science of a Meaningful Life cheerfully engages this old question: What are the origins of our capacity for kindness? This work grew out of Berkeley professor Dacher Keltners postgraduate training with pioneering psychologist of the emotions Paul Ekman (co-author, with the Dalai Lama, of Emotional Awareness). As Keltner writes, recent advances in DNA measurement, in archaeology, and in the study of our primate relatives are yielding striking new insights into the history of humanity
Embedded in these discoveries is an answer to the question of where our capacity for goodness comes from. Born to Be Good reveals how survival of the kindest may be just as fitting a description of our origins as survival of the fittest
Evolutionary science provides a context for understanding the origins of the positive emotions, where the smile comes from, why we are wired to trust and to care. (Phillips and Taylor would encourage us to wonder: why is it that so many of us will be surprised at the emergence of scientific findings that suggest we are hard-wired for compassion and kindness?)
Key to Keltners thesis is what he calls jen science, a term inspired by Confucius. Jen is the central idea in Confucius teachings, says Keltner, and refers to a complex mixture of kindness, humanity, and respect that transpires between people
Jen is felt in that deeply satisfying moment when you bring out the goodness in others. Keltner connects jen (which seems to be similar to the awakened heart of basic goodness in Buddhism) with Darwins careful analyses of the positive emotions of love, joy, and sympathy. Contrary to what many may assume, continues Keltner, Darwin believed that these emotions were the basis of our moral instinct and capacity to be good. Because of Darwins views of the origins of human goodness, Keltner confidently concludes: Darwin and Confucius would have been very content collaborators.
Another important collaborator in this cultural conversation is William James, whose late nineteenth-century thesis about the primary role of the body in our emotional life echoes the experiences of many practitioners of yoga through the centuries. For James, says Keltner, the topography of emotion maps onto our viscera. Every subjective state, from political rage to spiritual rapture to contentment one feels at the sounds of children playing, is registered in its own distinct bodily reverberation.
Ekman and his colleagues tested and confirmed James hypothesis in radically different cultures. Among diverse branches of the human family, the most relevant aspect of our human physiology is the autonomic nervous system, or ANS. According to Keltner, James unusual thesis inspired other studies of the ANSof the blush that sears the face, of tears, of goosebumps that ripple down the spine, of the swelling feeling in the chest. These studies reveal that our emotions, even those higher sentiments like sympathy and awe, are embodied in our viscera. As this line of inquiry shifted to the ethical emotions, emotions like embarrassment and compassion, a more radical inference waited on the horizonthat our very capacity for goodness is wired into our body.
Like Confucius, Keltner wants to link this innate potentialthe strong possibility of uncovering, celebrating, and cultivating an embodied warm-heartednesswith a vision of a more enlightened society. Each of the final eight chapters of his book explores the science of different positive emotions (love, laughter, compassion, awe, etc.) that form the basis of high jen ratios. Keltner defines this concept of his as a simple but powerful way of looking upon the relative balance of good and uplifting versus bad and cynical in life, and he looks at various nations through this lens. High jen ratios, he contends, are proving to be a hallmark of healthy societies. This view echoes the Gross National Happiness (GNH) index proposed in 1972 by Bhutans former King Jigme Singye Wangchuck to promote a vision of society based on balancing spiritual and material development, instead of simply aiming at a higher yet less humanly satisfying Gross Domestic Product (GDP). According to the Royal Government of Bhutan, GNH is comprised of four pillars: economic self-reliance, environmental preservation, cultural promotion, and good governance. Keltners book was written in a kindred spirit; Born to Be Good offers a way, he says, to think about the clues to happy marriages, well-adapted children, healthy communities and cultures.
Rebecca Solnits A Paradise Built in Hell recounts historical and first-hand stories of human behavior in the wake of a century of disasters: the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the 1917 explosion in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the 1985 earthquake in Mexico City, 9/11 in New York, and Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. For each, she meticulously documents the spontaneous arising of communities of solidarity marked by altruism and life-saving acts of compassionate bravery. She also details less noble acts. Throughout the book, Solnit demonstrates that she is keenly attuned to the powerful effects our beliefs about each others fundamental nature have on our actions. She says that in a disaster:
How you behave depends on whether you think your neighbors or fellow citizens are a greater threat than the havoc wrought by a disaster or a greater good than the property in houses and stores around you
Often the worst behavior in the wake of a calamity is on the part of those who believe that others will behave savagely and that they themselves are taking defensive measures against barbarism. From earthquake-shattered San Francisco in 1906 to flooded New Orleans in 2005, innocents have been killed by people who believed or asserted that their victims were the criminals and that they themselves were the protectors of the shaken order. Beliefs matter.
Solnits thesis is that in the midst of tragic disasters, frequently we are offered a glimpse of the actual possibility of a community in paradise. There is a long tradition of social visions of utopiaa word that literally means a good placebut hers is startling. She asserts that a utopia can arise out of chaos, out of the suspension of the ordinary social order. She says:
Disaster doesnt sort us out by preferences; it drags us into emergencies that require we act, and act altruistically, bravely, and with initiative in order to survive or save the neighbors, no matter how we vote or what we do for a living. The positive emotions that arise in those unpromising circumstances demonstrate that social ties and meaningful work are deeply desired, readily improvised, and intensely rewarding
We need ties, but they, along with purposefulness, immediacy, and agency, also give us joythe startling, sharp joy I found in accounts of disaster survivors. These accounts demonstrate that the citizens any paradise would needthe people who are brave enough, resourceful enough, and generous enoughalready exist. The possibility of paradise hovers on the cusp of coming into being, so much so that it takes powerful forces to keep such a paradise at bay. If paradise now arises in hell, its because in the suspension of the usual order and the failure of most systems, we are free to live and act another way
This social desire and social possibility go against the grain of the dominant stories of recent decades.
So, stories matter. They tell us who we are, what we are capable of, and that our present human social arrangements might be otherwise. Stories remind us that the current state of things is never an unchangeable fate. When we are nourished primarily on fast-food narratives of human possibility (Its every man for himself in a dog-eat-dog world.), our vision and abilities to manifest a greater good are weakened and we fall into chronic despair from the failure to actively engage our human potential. As Thoreau says, all too often we live lives of quiet desperation.
These three books are a wake-up call, reminding us how vitally important naturally brave compassion is in our fearful era. As Solnit articulates her vision of an emergent possible future: Few speak of paradise now, except as something remote enough to be impossible. The ideal societies we hear of are mostly far away or long ago
The implication is that we here and now are far from capable of living such ideals. But what if paradise flashed up among us from time to timeat the worst of times? What if we glimpsed it in the jaws of hell? These flashes give us, as the long ago and far away do not, a glimpse of who else we ourselves may be and what else our society could become.
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Should i update my BIOS?
My Laptop is Acer 4741.all my games hang for like 3 seconds, and continues normally. it continuos happen on all games ive played on my laptop. should i upgrade my bios to the latest one?? mine bios is v.1.04 now....
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-Take a look at the Bios Update notes. If it specifically lists a issue you are having or says that its a critical update, then yes, update them.
-If you are not experiencing any of the issues it fixes, then I wouldn't worry about it, as a bios flash is potentially risky and will likely not solve your issue.
Depending on the method you use, its usually rather safe to do though. I personally prefer flashing via USB stick.
In regards to your issue, when your games hang, is it when you first launch the game or peridodically during play?
Its possible, the delay is when accesing the HardDrive for DATA. If that is the case, doing a system clean up with something like CCleaner, delete the contents of the TEMP folder, and then defrag your HardDrive may improve performance.
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Thanks for the reply.i have ccleaner and always using it.i even use Advanced care system care pro.Nothing fixes it. i think Bios update is the last thing i have to do. Any more suggestion to help me with the game lag??
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Most problems with games in laptops tend to be related to its limited graphics capabilities and/or the lack of system memory after the graphics has taken its share.
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1. Name and What do you do at Select Italy.
Michaelanne Chapel and I am a Senior Sales Consultant
2. What's your favorite Italian destination?
I'm a fool for Rome – walking around a living and breathing museum is simply amazing, but I also appreciate the hills and small towns of Umbria, and the glory of Ravenna!
3. Whom would you go there with?
Friends, family, David Bowie.
4. Which 3 things should never be missing from one's luggage when traveling to Italy?
A black dress, an extra bag, and a deck of cards.
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It is sad to say that pizza gets me every time (be it from a pizzeria or a pizza a taglio), anything with cinghiale, and newly made olive oil.
6. Reveal us a secret about Italy! Food, shop, unique view, restaurant, your favorite T4T…Whatever, we are really curious!
On a recent trip to Sicily I had the extreme pleasure of visiting Castelbuono, a little town very near to Cefalu. Because Cefalu is the "main" tourist destination of the area, Castelbuono is sometimes overlooked, but it is fantastic! It has a charming town square, that in the evening is filled with locals enjoying conversation before heading home for dinner. A visit to Fiasconaro, a bakery and sweet shop in the center of town, is a must! Every evening they have a table set out where you can taste their delicacies, including some of the best panettone in the whole of Italy!
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The game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers played on Nov. 13 set a new ratings record for the month of November.
According to Josh Yohe of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, the contest turned out to be the most-watched NHL game in the month of November since 2001 — adding another notch onto arguably the game's hottest rivalry.
Ratings news: The Pens-Flyers game on Nov. 13 was the NHL's most watched game in November since 2001.
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Fans must have got the memo that the two squads' don't play again until March, because the ratings for this past contest were unreal. However, this isn't the first time the rivalry has produced great numbers.
On Feb. 20 of last season, the matchup between the two teams amassed a .55 household rating, which resulted in being the highest regular-season tally in NBC Sports Network history.
In 2012 when Philadelphia and Pittsburgh matched up in the first-round of the playoffs, the first game set a new record, raking in the highest number of viewers for an opening postseason contest in the previous 10 years.
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Getting the proper nutrition by eating vegetables has become difficult, for some people, to say the least. According to a recent New York Times article only 26 percent of the nation's adults eat vegetables three or more times a day. French fries are not included in this number, of course.
Why is it so hard to get adults to eat their vegetables? Perhaps it's the fast food nation mentality that we as a society have adopted. We want things that are quick, easy, and essentially hassle-free to get us through each meal. Pre-washed lettuce and baby carrots along with microwaveable bags of produce line the shelves in an effort to get Americans to opt for healthier meals. Unfortunately, people have become so sensitized to flavor, that when cooked, some vegetables come off as bland. In a land where every flavor of chip imaginable can be found, some folks choose Doritos over broccoli. When making dietary changes, it may take some time to adjust taste buds to the flavor of fresh food that isn't processed with chemical flavorings.
Taking the time to prepare fresh vegetables for each meal isn't something that most people are inclined to do. But, if you adopt the cook once eat two or three times method, you can increase your vegetable intake. For example you can bake several sweet potatoes and keep them in the refrigerator to enjoy all week. You can also invest in a vegetable steamer and some delicious condiment options to create simple, healthy, and delicious meals quickly.
Try cooking with friends. It not only gives you an opportunity to share recipes and leftovers, it's also a nice way to spend time together outside of noisy restaurants.
As we can see from the article eating habits of Americans aren't easily changed; however, if we change our view of what mealtime is all about, we will get our RDA (recommended daily allowance) of vegetables without even trying. Our meals will go from quick acts of sustenance to enjoyable events that connect us with our environment and others around us.
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Who's Protecting America's Small Business?
Too often, the 'engine' of the U.S. economy remains vulnerable
You hear it all the time from our political and economic leaders - small business is the engine of the U.S. economy. Of the nation's 26.8 million businesses, some 99.9 percent of them have fewer than 500 employees, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
In addition to driving the economy, small business is the source of a big share of the nation's innovation. For example, 98 percent of telecommunications patents and 97 percent of software patents are issued to companies of 500 or fewer companies, according to a U.S. Small Business Administration study.
Unfortunately, these small businesses tend to pay little attention to security issues - often because they lack the resources. The innovation typical of small businesses could be a target of foreigners or others seeking to steal trade secrets, yet these companies are among the least likely to take measures to protect themselves. The lack of security among small businesses even puts big businesses at risk, especially large companies that interact with hundreds of smaller companies as critical elements in their supply chains.
There are several reasons why small businesses remain soft targets in a time when security efforts at larger companies are greater than ever. The sheer number of small businesses suggests a need for security solutions that are scalable and easily replicated, however, such solutions are mostly lacking. Some approaches to the problem have shown promise, but the nation's small businesses still remain largely vulnerable because few solutions have proven scalable.
Why Small Business Is At Risk
It is easy to point to reasons why small businesses lack sufficient security. Here are a few:
- Lack of resources. Small businesses are often small because they are still looking for the keys to success; that is, to becoming large businesses. By definition, a small business has fewer resources, and discretionary expenditures often come out of the owner's pocket.
- Lack of security awareness. Small businesses are often content to ignore issues of security or business continuity. Even standards and regulations are less likely to be enforced among small businesses. The result is that security becomes an optional expense.
- No security "champion." In small business, everyone wears many hats, and the security hat may be one that is never assigned. If the CEO is also the chief marketing officer or in charge of Human Resources, he is unlikely to have the time or inclination to take on additional duties. The result is that there is no champion of the security cause - and security evolves in a reactive, rather than proactive, manner.
- Suppliers target larger customers. One industry supplier concedes that 99 percent of its business comes from Fortune 500 companies. From a completely capitalistic perspective, it makes sense that a supplier would pursue the business that is the most lucrative and profitable. Dealing with a handful of top companies involves less work than pursuing millions of onesy-twosy applications.
- A higher threshold of security sensitivity. A small business's security sensitivity does not typically extend to threats or vulnerabilities, but instead tends to center on specific events, usually after they have occurred.
Who Should Be Helping Small Business?
The Federal Government has targeted some resources to small businesses, such as the Ready.gov and FEMA Web sites, but it is questionable to what extent businesses are aware of and taking advantage of the resources.
Security-focused committees of industry organizations - such as those serving the food or chemical industries - and even organizations that purport to serve small business, such as the Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Business, tend to have more involvement by representatives of larger companies, thus tending to skew their missions toward big-company concerns.
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Over the last fifteen years, owning a robot has gone from pricey and inconvenient to affordable and fun. Consumer robots have taken over the toy industry, evolving into interactive and sympathetic characters that appeal to children and adults alike. Here, we present seven consumer robots that have stolen our hearts.

Who can forget Furby, the first real success in the consumer robot world? A modern-day Furby speaks only furbish and is unintelligible, but the toy "learns" language as the consumer plays with it. Able to move, sing and speak, the Furby proved incredibly successful, and in the toy's first year of production, Tiger Electronics sold nearly 2 million. Since Furby's introduction in 1998, Tiger Electronics (1998-2001) and Hasbro (2005-present) have continued to improve the toy. A brand new version is on the shelves for the 2012 holiday season.

Beginning in 1998, LEGO has produced LEGO Mindstorms, one of the first commercial robots to appeal to a wider audience, from children to hobbyists. A set of robot building-blocks allows users to create their own robots, using simple and intuitive hardware. Since 1998, Mindstorms has continued to innovate with the product, creating a new version in 2006 that once again broke ground in the consumer robotics field.

Aibo, a robotic dog created by Sony in 1999, was hugely popular and gained an ardent following. Aibo was a robot that consumers could relate to, as it responded to commands and movements, spoke, played music and took photos. Because Aibo appealed to both robot enthusiasts and dog lovers, it had instant mass appeal. But in 2006, as part of cost-cutting efforts, Sony discontinued the beloved robo-dog.

Roomba, sold by iRobot, is the most successful "solve-a-problem" robot to date. Programmed to interact with and adapt to environments, Roomba can recognize corners, walls and other obstacles. The robot provided the service of thoroughly cleaning consumers' floors — removing pet hair, cleaning rugs and moving under furniture — with the simple press of a button.

Robosapien took the consumer robotics field by storm when it was introduced in 2003. This walking, talking humanoid robot was the first of many created by the Hong Kong toy manufacturer WowWee. The toy benefitted in large part from its universal hackability, allowing consumers to modify and personalize the robot, something that many of today's robot creators strive for.

When a video of dancing, yellow Keepon robots was uploaded in 2007, the robot became a sensation. Keepon, with its ultra-simple appearance, yet dynamic and endearing behavior, was initially developed to study social development and autism. But the sheer cuteness of the toy gave it mass appeal. Primarily, this is a dancing robot, but it also responds to touch, with surprisingly emotional reactions.

Who knew a ball could be so much fun? Certainly, balls have been favorite toys since the beginning, but in 2011 Orbotix took things to a new level. The first robotic ball controllable from a smartphone or tablet, Sphero is made for a mass audience. Its simple design and controls allow widespread accessibility, and its easy hackability allows for an ever-growing list of new apps.


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Update: The 49ers have officially announced Wright's retirement. He said in a statement he lost the passion for the game. The decision by Eric Wright to not attend minicamp likely won't affect the San Francisco 49ers too much, even though the corn...Blog | June 17, 2014
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The Denver Broncos are considering reuniting Peyton Manning and offensive lineman Ryan Lilja. Fox Sports reported Tuesday night that the Broncos are talking to Lilja, 31, about ending his retirement. Lilja, who has seen time at guard and center, p...Blog | July 30, 2013
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You can cross Jeff Saturday off a list of possible Denver Broncos center candidates. ESPN's Ed Werder reported that QB Peyton Manning's longtime battery mate has no plans of ending his retirement. Saturday, who retired after last season, is down t...Blog | July 29, 2013
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John Elway the quarterback won two Super Bowl rings with Alex Gibbs directing his offensive line. Now, Elway the executive hopes Gibbs can help the Denver Broncos win another ring. The Broncos have brought Gibbs out of retirement to serve as a con...Blog | May 12, 2013
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One of the underlying storylines of LaDainian Tomlinson's pre-retirement return to the San Diego Chargers is his reconciliation with general manager A.J. Smith. A public rift between Smith and Tomlinson put a cloud over Tomlinson's departure in 20...Blog | June 19, 2012
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Who is the best running back in NFL history? How about the AFC West? ESPN's SportsNation has a ranking poll with 15 of the greatest running backs of all time. The poll is in conjunction with the retirement of LaDainian Tomlinson. He hung 'em up...Blog | June 18, 2012
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Denver coach John Fox just released a statement on the retirement of Denver safety Brian Dawkins. I will be back soon with some thoughts on Dawkins leaving the game. Here is Fox's statement: "Brian Dawkins is one of the best to ever play the ga...Blog | April 23, 2012
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As expected, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports the Chargers have not talked to the retired Ricky Williams. He told a radio station this week he'd consider coming out of retirement for the chance to play for his hometown Chargers. He recently retire...Blog | March 30, 2012
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The San Diego Union-Tribune - which reported Monday that San Diego Chargers guard Kris Dielman was expected to retire - now says Dielman will announce his retirement at a press conference Thursday. Some thoughts on the decision: Great career: D...Blog | February 28, 2012
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It appears the San Diego Chargers will have another high-priority need this offseason. UT San Diego is reporting standout guard Kris Dielman is expected to announce his retirement soon. The news is a bit surprising because there have been reports ...Blog | February 27, 2012
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As expected, center Nick Hardwick will play in 2012. Whether it will be with the San Diego Chargers is up to the team. Hardwick is a free agent and he raised questions about his future late in the season when he said he was considering retirement....Blog | February 14, 2012
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In the first week of the NFL offseason, ESPN.com's Hot Read is a look at how players deal with deciding whether to retire or not. In her usual deft style, Elizabeth Merrill takes the reader through the struggles that players and their families go ...Blog | February 09, 2012
Tomlinson back in San Diego?Bill Williamson
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AFC West memories of Randy MossBill Williamson
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Since last Sunday, local residents have been adding their artistic flair to the 80-foot stretch of wooden fencing that surrounds the gaping hole left by the collapse of a Myrtle Avenue building on June 21. What could have been an eyesore is now a collage of blue, gray, purple, green, red and white mixed with drawings of everything from hearts to peace signs to faces.
"Collaboratively painting large scale murals like this allow the whole community to come together to create something," said Ellie Balk, a SONYA board member who is supervising the project. "Kids and parents paint together and can walk by later and take ownership of the whole mural. I love to hear people walk by and say, 'I did that!'"
The fencing covers the site of the former four-story building that housed the neighborhood bar Vesper on 493 Myrtle Avenue, and the adjacent apartment building at 491 Myrtle Avenue that was damaged during the collapse and later demolished.
The mural is part of the Move About Myrtle project that MARP started on Sept. 7, closing off seven blocks along Myrtle Avenue to create temporary, vehicle-free public space on Sundays in September. Tomorrow is the last day of the street closing.
"We organize a number of different activities to take place during the event to 'program' this new public space," said Meredith Phillips Almeida, director of community Development for MARP, which is marking its 10th year. "And this mural is one of those activities."
Organizers see the mural as an opportunity to build and strengthen a sense of community through painting. Business owners, as well as residents, are appreciating the locally made art.
"This is an artistic and urban area and it makes sense to see it developed artistically," said Biola Odunewu, owner of the Pillow Café-Lounge. "It is better than having graffiti, although graffiti can sometimes be artistic as well."
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Mass. residents charged after Hollis man beaten and stabbed
Hollis police received a 911 call about 2 a.m. from an unidentified 41-year-old resident reporting people attempting to break into his Mooar Hill Road residence.
The victim stayed on the phone as intruders attacked him, police said. The victim was able to get free and made a second 911 call.
Hollis Police Chief James Sartell said the injured man was located at a neighbor's home. He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in Nashua with multiple stab wounds, lacerations and blunt trauma injuries.
The victim remained hospitalized Friday afternoon. He was being treated for injuries considered serious, though not life-threatening, police said.
Police arrested Lowell, Mass., residents Cynthia Nagele, 57, Ralph Doucette, 53, and Paul Carbonneau, 43. Nagele was arrested at the scene, Doucette and Carbonneau were apprehended a short time later.
Police said the men claimed to be police officers before assaulting the victim.
Police said Nagele attacked the victim with multiple weapons including a hammer and knife. She faces first-degree assault and burglary charges, both Class A felonies, and simple assault, a Class A misdemeanor.
Doucette and Carbonneau face felony charges of burglary as well as misdemeanor charges of simple assault and impersonation of a police officer.
Bail was set at $25,000 cash for Nagele and $15,000 cash for Carbonneau. Doucette refused the services of a bail commissioner. They will be arraigned in the Nashua Circuit Court on Monday morning.
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WILDWOOD ŌĆō The Wildwood Board of Education held a moment of silence at the start of its Dec. 19 meeting for the 20 children and six adults killed during a mass shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.
Superintendent Dennis Anderson said the district of Wildwood and Wildwood Crest has always had the safety of its students and teachers in mind, but in the wake of the tragedy those measures are going to be refined.
ŌĆ£Our staff has always been vigilant when it comes to protecting their students. But there are a few things we can look at,ŌĆØ Anderson said. ŌĆ£A few things can be tweaked.ŌĆØ
Anderson said that in the past seven years the district has been active in implementing new security measures at the elementary school and high school. Video surveillance, he said, is used outside, particularly above entranceways, and inside the schools.
In Glenwood Elementary School visitors enter into a lobby that has a window to the school office. They have to sign in, take a picture for identification before the doors to the school are unlocked by the staff.
At Wildwood High School, which also houses the middle school, visitors also have to sign in at the front desk before they can enter the building. Other entrances to the school are locked through the school day, Anderson said.
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