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StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm trailer shows Kerrigan's vengeance
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Sarah Kerrigan may no longer be the Queen of Blades and leader of the Zerg in StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, but the former Ghost sure has a lot of pent up anger she needs to vent in the newest trailer from Blizzard for the game, entitled Vengeance. Read more
Angry Birds cartoon series to launch in March
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Angry Birds Toons is a new weekly animated series starring Rovio's money-making critters. Read more
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If you're a Mac owner whose stubborn refusal to dual-boot Windows has kept you from playing one of 2012's best games good news: XCOM: Enemy Unknown is coming to you. Port publisher Feral Interactive today announced it's bringing Firaxis's turn-based tactics 'em up to Mac this spring with all DLC included. Read more
Diablo 3 won't support PC-PlayStation play
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Feb 26, 2013 6:00AM PST
You had surely already guessed this, being a sensible person with even a smidgen of awareness of how the video games industry works, but now it's confirmed: the PS3 and PS4 editions of Diablo III will not have cross-platform play with the PC original. It won't support a keyboard and mouse either, Blizzard says. Gosh, it's like it's a different game made specifically for consoles. Read more
More Walking Dead may come before season 2
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The Walking Dead was a well-deserved runaway winner for our top game of 2012, and for that reason, we can't wait to get our hands on what Telltale Games has planned for season two. But there's a chance that something could be coming even before that. Read more
Team Meat's Mew-Genics is cat lady simulator
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When Super Meat Boy and The Binding of Isaac co-creator Edmund McMillen describes a game as "by far the strangest project I've ever worked on," it's going to be unusual. After long weeks of teasing, Team Meat has revealed a little of what exactly mysterious cat 'em up Mew-Genics is, with McMillen describing it as "The Sims and Pokemon with a sprinkling of Animal Crossing and a dash of Tamagotchi." Read more
Deus Ex movie looking to District 9, Looper for inspiration
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Deus Ex is being turned into a movie, and its director and co-writer have opened up a bit about their sci-fi inspirations. Read more
Torment site launches, preps for crowdfunding
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InXile Entertainment has launched a new website for its spiritual successor to PlaneScape: Torment, and is already getting fan input about items they would like to see when the company eventually launches its Kickstarter campaign. Read more
StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm trailer details eSports improvements
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Blizzard has added a lot of snazzy features to StarCraft 2 in preparation for the expansion Heart of the Swarm, and yesterday dropped a new trailer demonstrating the shiny additions for multiplayer and eSports. Goodbye, epic matches being scrapped after one player crashes, and hello, players being able to step into the child-sized shoes of their heroes by recreating games from replays. Read more
Diablo 3 screens for PS3 unveiled
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Blizzard's surprise appearance at the Sony press conference last night revealed that Diablo 3 would be showing up on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, but no visuals were shown. Now, Blizzard has revealed three new images from the PS3 version. Read more


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- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: Feb 3, 2012
- Starring: Alex Russell, Dane DeHaan, Michael B. Jordan, Michael Kelly
- Summary: Three high school students make an incredible discovery, leading to them developing uncanny powers beyond their understanding. As they learn to control their abilities, and use them to their advantage, their lives start to spin out of control, and their darker sides begin to take over. [20th Century Fox]… Collapse
- Director: Josh Trank
- Genre(s): Action, Sci-Fi, Drama, Thriller, Horror
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Score distribution:
Positive: 24 out of 31
Mixed: 6 out of 31
Negative: 1 out of 31
If the characters weren't so well drawn, if the effects weren't so convincing, and if the upshot weren't so ghastly, the moral component wouldn't carry any weight. But Trank tells his tale with an emotional and visual crispness that gives the superhero genre its best crack at naturalism so far.
John Trank's Chronicle grows into an uncommonly entertaining movie that involves elements of a superhero origin story, a science-fiction fantasy and a drama about a disturbed teenager.
First-time director Josh Trank, working from a taut script by Max "Son of John" Landis, indulges in some wild, witty spectacle, but he's equally adept with the tale's grimmer elements, especially when the introverted Andrew unleashes his inner Magneto and uses the city of Seattle as his tear-it-apart emotional playground.
Chronicle plays like an extended episode of "The X-Files" might; DeHaan in particular comes off like one of the series' more-memorable characters. That's a compliment. It isn't a great movie, but one could imagine -- and hope -- that it becomes a cult favorite, outlasting other films of its ilk.
Feb 10, 2012Unlike other mock documentaries, which unconvincingly pass themselves off as real, Chronicle cleverly embraces the format as shorthand for a new kind of naturalism, inviting audiences to suspend disbelief and join in the fantasy of being able to do anything with their minds.
Chronicle becomes a cautionary tale: power corrupts. Yes, and digital power corrupts absolutely. Andrew's sense of decency disappears, and so does the filmmakers' sense of humor. [13 & 20 Feb. 2012, p. 120]
With great power comes the responsibility to make a decent movie, but the mysterious force running through Chronicle is the power to supersuck.
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Positive: 126 out of 152
Mixed: 8 out of 152
Negative: 18 out of 152
Feb 21, 2012From movies like Jumper, Push, Next, Clockstoppers, and some other movies about people getting superpowers and using it for their own good, Josh Trank and Max Landis have pulled of the impossible. So what is it about this movie that i liked so damn much, well for one thing i loved the pacing and the timing in this movie, for a running time of 83 minutes, the movie doesn't waste your time and gets to the point very quickly and perfectly. Another thing is how realistic this movie is, with the camera work, it definitely worked out for this movie, and the characters were aware of it, which was a major plus in my book. I could say so much more, but what i will say is my regards to the director and writer for delivering one of the best movies of the year, and were only getting started.… Expand
Mar 2, 2012A really interesting film, I love chronicle, is like a sci-fi glee, but without the songs and all this things, Chronicle is really sorpresive, interesting, and awesome, like a next Jumper and I am number four.… Expand
Nov 28, 2012Inarguably one of the finest "found footage" movies in cinematic history, "Chronicle" solidly impresses without deadening brain activity.
May 8, 2012A decent movie with good pacing and character development (despite what other critics say), the only real issue is the unnatural use of camera footage. It's unlikely that a woman free falling in mid-air is going to hold a camera at the same time to record all of the action. It's also unlikely that this same woman is going to answer her door with a camera in hand, or use it at every given opportunity. I feel that it could have worked even without the Cloverfield-style camera. With that being said, the acting, story and build up was all perfect.… Expand
Jul 5, 2014Dane Dehaan is obviously appealing and the movie is entertaining, but I don't think it's better than the trailer. I'm not a fan of found footage but this was good.… Expand
Mar 23, 2012Chronicle to me was a bit confusing, the plot seemed to act like a yo-yo one minute everything is slow and then suddenly everyone is high and the cameraman is having a spazm.
The effect were well done and the actors were not to bad though the main guy was a little on the crazy side and getting to the point where he didn't seem for real.
The film is ok and it is not the greatest film of the year or the greatest superhero film.
IMO it was not worth the ticket but could be a good film to rent and watch with friends… Expand


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We had a wonderful 2014 season - thanks for supporting Roxbury Farm! Look for more information coming soon about renewing your share for 2015.
If you want to continue eating Roxbury veggies through the winter, we still have Winter Shares available! You can purchase a Winter Share now by clicking on Our Products and Winter Shares. The Winter Shares are delivered once a month in December, January, and February. We will deliver a 30 lb box of storage vegetables each month with a mix of vegetables that includes: onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, beets, parsnips, daikon radish, watermelon radish, celeriac, cabbage, and winter squash.
This week is the last delivery for the regular season. Thanks for a great year! We are working on enrollment forms for 2015 and will send an email out to everyone once they're finished.
Winter Shares are still available - the first delivery is the week of December 1st. To order, click on "Our Products" and "Winter Shares" above.
We have a bumper crop of root and storage vegetables this year for the rest of the regular season deliveries and for the Winter Share. You can purchase a Winter Share now by clicking on Our Products and Winter Shares. The Winter Shares are delivered once a month in December, January, and February. We will deliver a 30 lb box of storage vegetables each month with a mix of vegetables that includes: onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, beets, parsnips, daikon radish, watermelon radish, celeriac, cabbage, and winter squash. Eat your Roxbury veggies all winter!
Join us on Saturday, September 27 for our Garlic Planting Party from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. We will have a BBQ (with our own grass fed beef) at 1:00 pm so bring a side dish or dessert to share. Meet us at the South Farm at 2343 State Route 9H in Kinderhook. Please sign up at your CSA site or contact the farm to let us know you are coming.
Our Garlic Planting Party is our way to participate in Vandana Shiva's Global Alliance for Seed Freedom's Call to Action for Seed, Food, and Earth Democracy. Our voices can join in with farmers and citizens all over the world.
We still have plenty of tomatoes, peppers, sweet corn, and green beans along with some of the early fall crops like broccoli, cauliflower, fennel, and napa cabbage. Our onions are now cured and going into storage. This week we will be harvesting winter squash. The hot, sticky weather stills feels like summer but the sun comes up later each morning so fall is on its way. We will enjoy the abundance of summer while we still have it!
There is no beef share this week as originally planned. We had to make a schedule change with the butcher, so now the next beef share will be the week of October 6 & the third share will be the week of November 17. You can find an updated meat share calendar here, or under "CSA Membership" above and click on Meat Shares.
We apologize for the ongoing email issues that we are having. If you are not receiving the weekly newsletter email, you can always find the newsletter on the website. Just click on 'Newsletter' above and "This Week's Newsletter". If you've missed any in the past few weeks, you can find them under the "Newsletter Archives".
We have fixed our computer now and are sending out the weekly newsletter via email again. If you did not receive the email on Monday, please check your junk mail folder, and let us know if you cannot find it. You can always get the newsletter here on the website under "Newsletter".
Upcoming Meat Share deliveries:
Beef Share #1 - This Week, August 12-15
Chicken Share #2 - Next Week, August 19-22
Pork & Lamb Shares will start in September - information email will be going out soon
We have finally filled our membership for this season! Thanks to everyone who spread the word about the farm & to everyone who has joined this year.
We experienced some issues with our delivery truck this morning. Steve and Mike are now back on the road and with the two of them they should make up for lost time. But, they may be running a bit late. If they aren't at your site when you arrive, hold tight, the truck will be there. We will let you know if anything changes during the delivery run. Thank you for your patience!
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Big Four Bridge to open Thursday
A bridge over the Ohio River connecting Louisville and Jeffersonville, Ind., is set to open Thursday morning.
Waterfront Development Corp. Executive Director David Karen told The Courier-Journal that the Big Four Bridge may undergo some "fine tuning," opening, but the span is ready for pedestrian and bicycle traffic.
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and Jeffersonville, Ind., Mayor Mike Moore will preside at an informal ceremony Thursday.
Officials plan a dedication after the Indiana approach in Jeffersonville is completed.
The work on the Kentucky side is being completed with a $12 million state appropriation. The Indiana ramp under construction has an estimated cost of $10 million.
The bridge opened in 1895 and was named for the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Co. The last train crossed in the 1960s
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The "Hour of Code" is coming!
In its second year, The Hour of Code is a program to get students fired up about computer programming. It is billed as "the largest learning event in history." Why learn programming? According to a quote from Steve Jobs, "…because it teaches you how to think." Plus, hopefully, it will inspire boys and girls to learn more about math, science, and computers. Many fun and challenging activities for different age groups are offered at the Hour of Code website. They can be used in the classroom (and some Lake Havasu Unified teachers will be participating) or at home. Teachers or parents can help guide children through the activities. The official Hour of Code dates are December 8–14, but the activities are already available online. There are even some that can be done offline, if a computer is not always available.
Watch a related YouTube video.
K-12 Foundation offering HoneyBaked Ham for Thanksgiving
The K-12 Foundation for LHUSD #1 sponsors several fundraisers each year to raise money towards their goal of supporting our schools. Right now they are taking orders for Thanksgiving holiday foods from the HoneyBaked Ham Company: turkey, ham, cakes, pies, etc. Place your order by Monday, November 24 and pick it up on the 25th. Orders are placed and picked up at our local Schlotzsky's (854-2144, 2144 McCulloch Blvd.) See the order form for all details. If you have ever had one of these hams, you know they are fantastic. The K-12 Foundation will also be offering these items during the Christmas and Easter holidays.
New Governing Board member(s)
Congratulations to Pat Rooney and Nichole Cohen on being elected to the Lake Havasu Unified School District Governing Board. As a returning board member, Mr. Rooney knows this is a challenging job for no compensation except the satisfaction that comes from community service. Our thanks to candidates Deanna Pfleger and Vernon Bridges. They were not elected to the board, but they cared enough to run.
Mrs. Cohen and Mr. Rooney officially start their terms on the board January 1st. The first regular board meeting of 2015 will be on January 20. An organizational meeting will be held before that date to administer the oath of office and elect board officers. The date for the organizational meeting has not yet been set.
Arizona's Measurement of Educational Readiness to Inform Teaching
In November 2014, the Arizona State Board of Education adopted a new statewide achievement test, AzMERIT, for Arizona students. In order to help communicate the purpose of the new test and several important aspects of the upcoming implementation process, the Arizona Department of Education has created a series of helpful resources to guide all stakeholders. More... (This link takes you to the website of the Arizona Department of Education.)
Recent videos: entertaining and educational
- The birth of B.Y.O.D. at Lake Havasu Unified School District. B.Y.O.D.= Bring Your Own Device. (This link takes you to the lessonplanet.com website.
- Lake Havasu High School Lip Dub 2014 (This link takes you to the Vimeo website.)
- Lake Havasu High School volleyball team's anti-bullying video. (This link takes you to the YouTube website.) You can also read a related editorial from our local newspaper.
Juliane Grandell awarded K-12 Foundation Golden Apple
The K-12 Foundation for LHUSD#1 presented the Sherry Dailey Golden Apple Award for October, 2014 to Smoketree Elementary School kindergarten teacher Juliane Grandell. More and pictures.
Sesame Street helps your family prepare for an emergency
Prepare your family for the unexpected. Sesame Street's Let's Get Ready website helps families prepare for emergencies in simple ways, as children learn basic information to help them stay safe and make them proud to be prepared!
Coughing, sneezing, fever?
Every year, millions of children in the United States catch enteroviruses that can cause coughing, sneezing, and fever. This year, the enterovirus that is most commonly causing respiratory illness in children across the country is enterovirus-D68 (EV-D68). The Center for Disease Control has released a fact sheet What Parents Need to Know About Enterovirus D68. Read the fact sheet.
Congratulations to LHHS counselor Sarah Skemp
The Western Arizona Vocational Education Joint Technical Education District presented Lake Havasu High School counselor Sarah Skemp with a WOW award. More...
Legendary Teacher Day
Lake Havasu City mayor Mark Nexsen declared September 25, 2014 to be Legendary Teacher Day. The Legendary Teacher Day proclamation reads (in part), "... it is important to take time to fully recognize the special teachers in our lives." Eight Lake Havasu Unified teachers were there to help celebrate the event. More and a picture...
All about options and opportunities
Lake Havasu High School offers many options to students. Let's talk about just two of them. With the support and cooperation of Mohave Community College and the WAVE JTED (Western Arizona Vocational Education Joint Technical Education District), Lake Havasu High School students have the option of working towards a career in H.V.A.C. or welding while still in high school. You can watch a video about each of these programs on the WAVE JTED YouTube channel. LHHS offers more.
Solar Project signs at LHHS and district office
You may notice a new sign in front of Lake Havasu High School and the Lake Havasu Unified District Office. You may say to yourself, "How do they expect me to read that small sign while I am driving down the street?" The signs were provided by AMERESCO, a company that worked on the solar project at each site, and they carry an important message. "SAVING WITH SOLAR. No added cost to the district or tax payers - utility incentives and energy savings from solar energy pays for this project." The solar installations are paying for themselves. As an additional benefit, the structures supporting the panels provide shaded parking for some of our staff, visitors, and students.
If you want to read the signs without stopping traffic, you can see pdf versions here. District Office sign | High School sign
Other recent stories
Stories from our website or other sites.
- LHUSD governing board makes decision on bonds 6/30/14
- SkillsUSA students at 2014 State Competition
- K-12 Academic Recognition Banquet honors students and teachers 5/13/14
- L.H.H.S. F.B.L.A. state competition results 4/24/14
- Ad designers earn $$$ for their classrooms 3/4/14
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- Bond would fund $5.7 million for athletic fields 9/29/14
- Lake Havasu school bond calls for $11.2 million in tech improvements 9/15/14
- Old Skybox restaurant to become WAVE JTED Culinary Arts school 9/10/14 (More about this in the JTED newsletter.)
- Thunderbolt seeking wins in classrooms 8/13/14
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November 1938. "Women playing bingo, a very popular game at the state fair. Donaldsonville, Louisiana." View full size. 35mm negative by Russell Lee.
July 4, 1966. Twin Cities Fourth of July Parade on Magnolia Avenue in Larkspur, California. And if two brand-new, dealer stock Mustangs weren't enough, an early Studebaker Lark in the used car lot. The other Twin City was neighboring Corte Madera. My Ektachrome slide. View full size.
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I had a full week of 'party-ing' for market. Months of pre planning and it all comes together and SINGS!
The first party was for the Bernhardt 125th anniversary. Every detail was thought out from each bar to the signature cocktail. Next up, I styled my back yard with the creative gurus behind Lonny Magazine and Parlore who had rented my house for the week. The spirits were flowing, the food truck was delish, and mood was sublime. Working with the talented people are what truly made these soirées a success. I loved every minute of it and I am already counting the days until Spring market so I can do it all over again.
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I always feel inspiration with the season change. Whether it be new recipes, a new ensemble, or something new to spruce my interieur. When it comes to cooler weather, I have said it before and I will say it again : layers! RØROS tweed, a company that prides itself with being 100% Scandinavian, has the most delicious wool blankets. They are the perfect compliment to any sofa or chair. You may even catch me wearing one this winter! Interested in one (or three)? You can purchase through me!
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Luxe Life Camp is about the philosophies, healthy living choices and designs that inspire my own life. I have found that when I'm looking, I find that inspiration is everywhere. I've pulled it all together for Luxe Life Camp. The addition of Windy O'Connor just puts the whole weekend over the top!
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Parking fines cause disputes, raise revenues
Through July 25 of this year, nearly five times as many handicapped parking violation tickets were written as in all of 2013 in Manchester. (UNION LEADER FILE PHOTO)
MANCHESTER — The last thing 57-year-old John Karagianis needed was a parking ticket, especially one carrying a $500 fine.
But that's exactly what the disabled man, who makes do on Social Security and public assistance, got last June 23 when, he says, he mistakenly placed an expired handicap placard — instead of his current one that expires next year — on his rearview mirror when parking in a handicap space outside Market Basket.
He says he went inside to shop and when he came out, he had a parking ticket for the fraudulent use of walking disability placards/plates.
"It was an honest mistake," he says.
Ordinance Violations Bureau officials don't see it that way. Supervisor Dale K. Robinson said the parking control officer saw another man park Karagianis' vehicle in the handicap space. Karagianis, according to Robinson, was not in the vehicle.
Karagianis maintains that is incorrect. He said he needs knee replacement surgery; he can't drive his 1999 Ford Explorer because of the pain, so his next-door neighbor Tony Watkins drives him around. Watkins drove him to the grocery store the day his truck was ticketed, Karagianis says. Watkins confirmed that in a faxed statement he sent to a reporter.
Parking officials told Karagianis to write a letter explaining his situation, which he did, but then he received a letter back telling him he would have to pay the ticket. Robinson informed him in the letter that he could appeal the ticket, but would have to post the $500 as a bond first. The money would be refunded if the court ruled in his favor. He could plan on being in court for two mornings, one for arraignment and the second for the hearing itself.
Robinson says he told Karagianis he would reduce the amount he had to post to $100 because of his circumstances.
Karagianis says he had no choice but to pay the ticket, borrowing $500 from a friend to cover the cost, because if he didn't, the city would not allow him to register his truck. He plans to file a small claims action against the city in an attempt to get the $500 back.
Handicapped parking rules
Robinson said the ordinance that went effect in 2012 was needed to address the problem of people using expired, stolen, altered and other people's legally issued handicap parking permits to park in the premium spaces.
The city also changed the appeal process for parking tickets, so that the fine is posted up front as a bond. Robinson said in the past, people appealed the tickets but, while the court action was pending, they could still register their cars. This led to people registering their cars but never paying the parking ticket, Robinson said.
Robinson said tickets are changed to warnings when a mistake is made. He said since 2012, when the city ordinance went into effect, parking control officers issued 1,071 citations for all handicap parking violations — both those that carry a $250 fine, for individuals who don't have handicap plates or placards who park in the reserved spots — and the $500 tickets.
Of those, 609 were changed to warnings, meaning the errant motorists did not have to pay up. Robinson said 462 either paid or have outstanding fines, but he did not have the exact breakdown on those figures.
Jump in revenue
The adoption of the ordinance two years ago has generated revenue for the city, which just recently hired two more parking control officers, for a complement of six full-time and one part-time.
Of the 462 tickets they wrote for handicap parking violations from January 2012 through July 25, 2014, 167 were for fraudulent use of the placards. Nine of those were changed to warnings. The city collected $38,000 for 76 of the citations, while the remaining 82 tickets are yet to be paid.
If all the other 295 handicap citations were paid — Robinson said he doesn't have those figures — the city would have received another $73,750.
The fine was set high, Robinson said, because anyone who has to pay $500 is unlikely to illegally park again.
According to Robinson, when the city ordinance went into effect in 2012, parking control officers issued five tickets for the entire year. One was voided. Fines, which go directly to the city coffers, totaled $2,000. In 2013, 27 tickets were written and five were voided, generating $13,500 for the city.
Through July 25 of this year, nearly five times as many tickets were written as in all of 2013. A total of 127 vehicles were ticketed and three citations voided — a potential $63,500 for the city.
The city of Concord issued 108 handicap violations and 14 handicap access violations from July 31, 2013 through July 31, 2014. Concord's fine for the "Disabled Permit Required" ordinance is $250, while a $100 fine is assessed for the "Disabled Access" violation of parking on yellow lines adjacent to a handicap parking spot. If all the fines were paid, Concord would receive $23,540 for that time period.
The city does not have an ordinance regarding fraudulent permits, according to Lt. Timothy J. O'Malley.
Complaint filed
Karagianis got into a disagreement with Robinson over the ticket and filed a complaint with the police department against him. Karagianis says Robinson told him he was a police officer and said he would have him arrested if he didn't stop calling Denise Boutilier, head of the parking violations bureau. Karagianis maintains he left polite voice messages for Boutilier, but she never returned his calls.
Robinson, who retired from the Manchester Police Department as a deputy police chief, said he did not threaten to arrest Karagianis. He said he told Karagianis to stop calling Boutilier and explained that once he was put on notice to stop telephoning her, he could be charged with harassment.
Robinson was a Manchester deputy police chief about a decade ago before retiring and taking a job in the Ordinance Violations Bureau.
In April 2009, he was ordered to pay about $4,500 in damages after a judge ruled he committed assault and battery on a 71-year-old man challenging a parking ticket.
Karagianis, who has had a handicap placard for about 10 years, said he was a paralegal in Massachusetts, where he owned his own business.
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"As of tonight Im taking time off from wrestling to take care of a long neglected medical issue. So I assure you all I will not be at the Royal Rumble. Basically I have a pinched Ulner nerve in my elbow that causes lose of sensation, motor function, muscle atrophy & eventually use of my hand. So before things get bad i gotta take quick pause. But after 12 years and no major injuries pro wrestling this I consider very minor"
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Imanol Harinordoquy's father has been banned from Biarritz's Aguilera Stadium for the rest of the season.
Lucien Harinordoquy ran onto the pitch during Biarritz's Top 14 clash with Bayonne to protect his son Imanol who was involved in a scuffle off the ball. Harinordoquy senior confronted Jean-Jo Marmouyet before being unceremoniously thrown to the ground by another Bayonne player. Both sides were hit with a €5k fine as a result but Lucien Harinordoquy has been hit with a penalty of his own.
Biarritz have been banned from playing one match at their Aguilera Stadium ground as a result. The penalty comes into action from January 1 meaning they will have to play their clash with Toulouse - currently pencilled in for the weekend of February 10-12 - at an alternative venue. Saint-Sebastien, Pau and Bordeaux have all been mooted as possibilities.
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November 27, 2014
President Bush introduced his $674 billion economic stimulus plan Tuesday.
The 10-year plan would do away with all federal taxes on stock dividends. Bush also proposed quick tax relief for married couples and bigger child tax credits for families.
Critics say the rich will reap the most benefits from the tax cuts. But Bush says 92 million taxpayers will see their taxes go down.
One Economist from Mary Baldwin College agrees there are some benefits now, but taxpayers will pay later.
"I am against cutting taxes so much," said Judy Klein a Professor of Economics, "this will put a great debt on the younger generation."
Klein says one thing that is missing from Bush's package is what relief will he bring to the state level.
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- Mike Nichols, Oscar-winner with deep Chicago roots, dies at 83
Richard Labriola, who sold his namesake baking company in June, is finalizing leases for separate 8,000-square-foot establishments at 535 N. Michigan Ave. and 151 N. Michigan Ave.
The Teachers' Retirement System of Illinois acquired a majority stake in Kingsbury Plaza, a 47-story tower just north of the East Bank Club.
State Farm Insurance Cos. is boosting auto insurance rates in its home state of Illinois by between 3 percent and 4 percent.
The hot dog maker racked up a list of 10 safety violations, according to the federal safety agency.
In August, serial insurance brokerage acquirer Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. announced its biggest deal ever. Less than a month later, it's already topped itself.
(AP) — McDonald's Corp. says a revamped version of its Dollar Menu that includes items priced at $5 could be launched nationally this year.
(AP) — Economic growth held steady across the United States from July through late August, as Americans bought more cars and homes and auto factories added workers.
(AP) — The expanding universe is being driven by some kind of force. Scientists call that mystery force dark energy but don't know what it is.
(AP) — Pilots from United and Continental airlines are close to flying in the same cockpits.
Beam Inc. is about to debut what it is calling its first-ever global campaign for the Jim Beam bourbon brand with common messaging and imagery across more than 100 countries.
Walton Street Capital and GlenStar Properties have agreed to pay about $10 million for a three-story building vacant since early 2012.
After taking over the Sofitel Chicago Water Tower last fall, Blackstone Group has negotiated an 11-month forbearance agreement on an overdue $75 million loan on the property.
Svigos Development Inc. paid $4 million for the former Mulligan Elementary, with plans to convert the dilapidated building at 1855 N. Sheffield into 24 units
LaSalle Investment Management bought Geneva Commons, a 438,000-square-foot property near Randall and Bircher roads, from affiliates of Invesco Ltd., which paid $127.3 million for the property back in 2005.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Whole Foods Market, the upscale natural and organic food grocery chain, are scheduled to announce today that the grocer will open an 18,000-square-foot store at the corner of South Halsted and West 63rd Streets in Englewood, one of Chicago's under-retailed "food
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The Nixa girls season is over after a 50-22 loss to defending state champion Rock Bridge on Saturday.
COLUMBIA, Mo.. -- The Walnut Grove Lady Tigers took on Chadwick in the Class 1 girls semifinals on Thursday.
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Crane and Skyline girls facing off in the Class 2 semifinals.
Both teams back in Columbia for the first time since 2008.
BOLIVAR, Mo. - The Nixa Lady Eagles advanced to the Class 5 quarterfinals, defeating Parkview 53-34 in the Sectional round Wednesday night in Bolivar.
Nixa will play Columbia-Rock Bridge in Saturday's quarterfinal at 7:45 p.m., at Drury.
ROGERSVILLE, Mo. -- Friday night saw a great match up in the Class 4, District 11 girls final between Republic and West Plains.
BRANSON, Mo. -- Nixa and Ozark squaring off in the Class 5, District 11 finals.
Parkview beats Willard for the girls Class 5 District 12 title.
Bolivar beats Hillcrest in girls high school playoffs.
Walnut Grove beats St. Elizabeth to advance to the Class 1 quarterfinals.
Ash Grove beats Fair Grove in Class 3 sectionals.
Nixa with a late rally to beat Branson in districts.
ROGERSVILLE, Mo. -- The Republic Lady Tigers seem poised to make a return to Columbia, where they won a Class Four state championship last year.
ROGERSVILLE, Mo. -- Rogersville hosting West Plains in Class 4, District 11 semifinal game.
Ozark beats Kickapoo to advance to district championship game.
Willard rallies to stay alive in the district playoffs.
WILLARD, Mo. -- The Walnut Grove Lady Tigers beat Dadeville, 64-26 on Saturday for the Class 1, District 5 championship.
Crane beats Marionville 64-35 for the Class 2, District 11 championship.
WILLARD, Mo. -- Dadeville and Fair Play squaring off in the Class 1, District 5 semifinals on Wednesday for the right to play Walnut Grove.
WILLARD, Mo. -- Small school basketball districts continuing Wednesday.
Walnut Grove beats Sheldon in district opener.
Ozark snaps Republic's 21 game winning streak.
Ozark outscores Nixa in the second half to win their rivalry game.
Republic goes to 20-0 with win over Nixa.
Kickapoo beats Glendale in girls basketball as their south side rivalry continues.
Republic beats Nevada to keep the Lady Tigers unbeaten.
Nixa beats Jefferson City in girls basketball.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Hillcrest hosted Kickapoo in girls basketball on Monday night.
Ozark advances to the Pink division championship match.
Stockton beats Glendale in Pink & White Lady Classic.
Miller Career Academy beats Kickapoo in Pink & White Lady Classic.
Ozark beats Hartville in the Pink & White Lady Classic.
Republic beats Catholic in Pink & White Lady Classic.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The Republic Lady Tigers continued their Class 4 title defense with a win at Kickapoo on Monday night.
Republic honors its state champs, then Lady Tigers roll.
Rogers, Arkansas beats Kickapoo in the Stephanie Phillips Classic.
Nixa blasts Mt. Vernon 51-19 in girls basketball.


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Survey responses show glimpse into the state of newspapers
November 3, 2014
This column is dedicated to anyone who publishes, writes, edits, designs, sells ads or delivers or does anything else in the newspaper industry.
'A newspaper has to have a personality'
November 3, 2014
Alan Baker is having fun. He's up in Ellsworth, ME, publishing two of the best community newspapers in the country. His stable of columnists include a retired CIA agent who writes about foreign affairs, a former state senate appropriations committee chairwoman who writes about state affairs, and a managing editor who writes hilariously about cheap wine.
5 rules this copy editor is losing sleep over
October 17, 2014
After my last article on things I'm not losing sleep over as a copy editor, I thought it only fair to tell you what is keeping me up at night.
Athlon media group to acquire Parade
October 17, 2014
NASHVILLE, TN—Athlon Media Group announced it has entered an agreement to purchase Parade and Dash magazines with associated digital assets from Parade Media Group LLC.
Turn your advertisers into your best salespeople: Testimonials
October 17, 2014
My name is Herb, and I've just put up the sign for my new business, "Herb's Superb Speedy Auto Repair."
'I just did what needed to be done'
October 17, 2014
Holli Seehafer and Debbie Hemmer never set out to buy a newspaper, but when their bosses, Phyllis and Clarence Justice, both in their 90s and ailing, made them an offer they couldn't refuse, they took over the Grant County Review in Milbank, SD, October 2013.
Giving your sources a preview of the story
August 8, 2014
It's probably happened to every journalist as least once. You've just completed an interview, one that took an extra coaxing to land. As you're wrapping up, the subject asks, "Could I see a copy of the story before it goes to print?"
Slimp sees positive signs at newspaper conventions in 2014
August 8, 2014
A colleague just walked into my office with a big grin on his face.
Affordable page-design help is out there
August 8, 2014
So you've spent most of the week running around town covering the school board and chamber of commerce: peeked into the police station to gather the police blotter and filled the memory card on your digital camera with local faces. Now you're back at the office hammering out stories, choosing photos and putting the finishing touches on local ads.
Hard work still required: American legends
August 8, 2014
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Date: January 14, 2010
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Jan. 3
Arm is hammered
1:40 p.m. — 8500 block of Turtle Rock Boulevard. Criminal Mischief. An SUV approached a subdivision's gate. No one was in the guard house, so a woman got out and lifted up the gate arm to let the SUV pass through. The lifting of the arm caused about $75 in damage. The SUV is registered to a man in Tallahassee.
Jan. 4
Misery shopper
11:10 a.m. — 2500 block of Margaret Street. Gross Fraud. A woman said she received an offer in the mail to become a mystery shopper. The letter contained a check for $3,997. A bank clerk told her the check was legitimate, so she deposited it. The letter also instructed her to wire back $3,147 after she accepted the check. She did. The mystery-shopper company stopped its check, and the woman was out the $3,147.
Decorating dispute
3:30 p.m. — 4300 block of Camino Madera. Suspicious Incident. A woman reported her Christmas wreath had been removed from the door where it hung. She said it was the second time that someone disturbed her Christmas decorations. The woman told police she believes someone is trying to kill her, because of a dispute with the homeowners association.
Jan. 5
Pain in the neck
11 a.m. — 1700 South Tamiami Trail. Suspicious Incident. A man went to the hospital and asked a nurse to remove a BB imbedded in his neck. He said it had been there for 30 years, but he needed it removed, because he was having an MRI and couldn't have metal in his body.
Don't leave home without it
2 p.m. — 1600 block of Oak Street. Theft. A woman reported three rings worth a total of $4,650 were stolen from her jewelry box, while she was away from her home for one hour. She told police there were two workers inside her home while she was away.
Walk it off
3:23 p.m. — South Shade Avenue. Suspicious Incident. A passerby told police that a man appeared to have a seizure in the street and then got up and continued walking down the street.
Triple dog dare
8:52 p.m. — 900 block of Siesta Drive. Animal Nuisance. A dog was seen running back and forth across the road, nearly causing several car accidents.
Jan. 6
Three times a lady
1 a.m. — 2500 block of South Tamiami Trail. Aggravated Battery. A woman drinking with her boyfriend inside a bar became belligerent. She asked a man to light her cigarette, and he did. But when she asked if she could have his lighter and he refused, she spit on him. While she was being escorted out of the bar, she spit on two other customers. The man told police he didn't want to press charges and only wanted to enjoy the rest of the evening with his friends. But when police told the woman she was not going to be arrested, she started yelling racial insults. Officers then arrested her. She resisted and had to be placed in a spit mask, because she kept trying to spit on
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The gift of music
Riverview High School received a donation of $5,000 during a break in the Kiltie Band Fall concert on Nov. 20.
Coming together for the community
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March 1, 2012 – A Milwaukee man will have another shot to argue that he didn't own the floating barge that sank in the Menomonee River in 2006 and should not be responsible for the hefty fine levied against him, the Wisconsin Supreme Court recently determined.
Feb. 29, 2012 – The Wisconsin Supreme Court has voted 4-3 to reject a proposal to appoint a committee under Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.10 to review the State Bar of Wisconsin's performance of its public functions.
Feb. 27, 2012 – A corporation that paid $26.2 million for the design and construction of the Kalahari Resort and Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells was too late in filing claims that defective designs caused water damage at a significant cost.
Feb. 24, 2012 – Voluntarily paying a bill will not bar claims of "cramming," the practice of slipping small but unauthorized charges into customers' bills, under the state's telecommunications statute.
Feb. 23, 2012 – On Feb. 21, Madison attorney Jack R. DeWitt passed away. A retired civil litigator, DeWitt practiced business, litigation, legislative, and estate planning for more than 60 years in the firm that he founded in the 1950s. DeWitt was 93.
Feb. 21, 2012 – The Wisconsin Supreme Court may soon decide whether reasonable suspicion to stop a vehicle is an issue that can be raised at the "refusal hearing" stage when a person refuses chemical testing.
Feb. 20, 2012 – A man who slipped and fell in the parking lot of a golf course owned by the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Indian Tribe cannot sue the Tribe or the Tribe's insurer, a state appeals court recently concluded.
Feb. 17, 2012 – A surviving spouse cannot pass ownership of a wrongful death claim to a decedent's adult children, a state appeals court has ruled.
Feb. 16, 2012 – Adding to the storied storyline of the 2007 "Family Secrets" trial that brought down high ranking members of the Chicago mob, a federal appeals court ruled today that a U.S. Deputy Marshal was properly convicted for leaking information.
Feb. 14, 2012 – Wisconsin statute does not grant circuit courts authority to reduce a probation period, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled. However, the supreme court did not resolve whether circuit courts have inherent authority to do so, leaving that possibility open.
Feb. 13, 2012 – On February 9, 2012, at a press conference in Washington D.C., an historic $25 billion settlement agreement involving the mortgage servicing industry was announced.
Feb. 10, 2012 – State Bar of Wisconsin President Jim Brennan welcomes a review of the State Bar's performance, but says such a review is costly and unnecessary. At the Board of Governors' meeting today in Madison, the board unanimously agreed that a review is not warranted.
Feb. 9, 2011 – Retired Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Barbara A. Kluka will receive the State Bar of Wisconsin's Lifetime Jurist Achievement Award, and Dane County Circuit Court Judge Maryann Sumi will receive the Judge of the Year Award for their exceptional contributions to Wisconsin's justice system.
Feb. 9, 2011 – The Bench and Bar Committee will recognize Barbara Kluka with the 2012 Lifetime Jurist Achievement Award
Feb. 9, 2011 – The Bench and Bar Committee will recognize Maryann Sumi with the 2012 Judge of the Year Award
Feb. 8, 2012 – A Wisconsin town that adopted an ordinance to regulate nonmetallic mining did not need county approval, the Wisconsin Supreme Court recently ruled.
Feb. 7, 2011 – An insured who hosted a party is covered against allegations that he was negligent in serving alcohol to an underage guest who later caused bodily harm to the plaintiff, another guest at the party.
Feb. 6, 2012 – Committees aimed at recalling Gov. Scott Walker, his Lieutenant Governor, and members of the Wisconsin Legislature will have an opportunity to argue that the Government Accountability Board's procedures for reviewing petitions should not change.
Feb. 3, 2012 – Drivers from other states that issue two license plates must display two license plates when they drive in Wisconsin, a Wisconsin appeals court recently clarified.