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Alleged Hampton drug dealer indicted on more charges linked to fatal crash
Cindy Sheppard, 48, was indicted on new drug charges linked to the Sept. 21 crash that killed two cyclists. Sheppard is accused of giving a dose of fentanyl to the driver that struck the cyclists. (JAMES A. KIMBLE/FILE PHOTO)
BRENTWOOD – A Hampton woman is facing more drug charges for allegedly supplying a 19-year-old Seabrook driver with fentanyl before she struck two bicyclists who died in September, prosecutors said.
Cindy Sheppard, 48, was indicted on a new round of enhanced drug charges for allegedly supplying Darriean Hess with a dose of the pain-killing drug before Hess veered a 2002 Honda she was driving into a group of bicyclists on Sept. 21 along Route 1A.
Sheppard was free on bail at the time. She had been arrested by Hampton police in June for allegedly dealing heroin, crack, oxycodone and cocaine.
The new indictments were returned by a grand jury in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Prosecutors sought indictments in her latest case that would essentially double what would normally be a 3 � to 7 year prison term.
She faces three counts of possession of a controlled drug while on release, and single counts of dispensing a controlled drug while on release and allowing an improper person to operate a motor vehicle.
Prosecutors say Sheppard allowed Hess, 19, of Seabrook to get back into a 2002 Honda after police had cited her for speeding and driving without a license.
Sheppard faces a violation-level offense for allegedly letting Hess drive after being stopped by police.
Hess was indicted last month on charges of manslaughter and negligent homicide for striking and killing Pamela Wells, 60, and Elise Bouchard, 52, both of Massachusetts, according to indictments.
The two women were riding their bikes in the Granite State Wheelmen Seacoast Century Ride.
Two other cyclists, Uwe Uhmeyer, 60, and Margo Heigh, 54, also of Massachusetts, were also injured. Hess is charged with second-degree assault for injuring Uhmeyer and Heigh.
Sheppard's latest charges comes as she awaits a decision by a judge about whether evidence in her first case will be heard by a jury.
Neil Reardon, Sheppard's lawyer, argued at a hearing last month that Hampton police had not collected enough evidence to raid his client's apartment.
He said there was no connection between his client, and a woman known as "Cinderella" who was identified in some of the conversations as a drug dealer.
Prosecutors argued that evidence showed Sheppard was referred to by people as Cinderella at times.
Hampton police found Sheppard had 7.3 grams of heroin in her home, along with four ounces of cocaine and small quantities of crack cocaine, oxycodone, diazepam, methylone and marijuana, according to prosecutors.
Sheppard's trial on the drug charges from her June arrest is scheduled to begin Feb. 3.
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OAKLAND (AP) - San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit officials said Friday that board members would not vote on a tentative agreement during a special meeting to discuss a problem regarding a labor deal that settled a second strike.
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - Four skeletons found in shallow graves in the Southern California desert are believed to be those of a San Diego County family that vanished three years ago, police said Friday, resolving one mystery and raising a host of new questions about what happened to the seemingly happy couple and their two young sons.
FREMONT (AP) - A 50-year plan for the restoration of San Francisco Bay and other coastal wetlands was released Thursday by federal wildlife officials who say it's the biggest effort to save tidal marshes outside the Florida Everglades.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California's insurance commissioner on Thursday called on health insurance companies and the state insurance exchange to extend a deadline on individual policies through 2014 after President Barack Obama announced changes to his Affordable Care Act.
LAW FIRM ACCUSED OF DIRTY TACTICS IN LAWSUIT: UPLAND (AP) - A Southern California law firm is being accused of planting a tracking device on a city councilman's vehicle as a way to intimidate him.
SAN ANDREAS . (AP) - The attorney for a 13-year-old Central California boy charged with stabbing his sister to death says the boy did not say anything to investigators that would hurt him at trial.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A group hoping to start running an adults-only "party train" between Southern California and the Las Vegas area said the deal has gone off the tracks.
TESLA FACTORY HAD PREVIOUS VIOLATION: FREMONT (AP) - The San Francisco Bay Area Tesla factory where three workers were burned by hot metal was previously cited for a safety violation that led to an injury, a state official said Thursday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Electric cars may be good for air quality but they're still a costly novelty.
GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE OFFICIALS EYEING TOLL HIKE: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Drivers are expected to soon pay more to cross the Golden Gate Bridge.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - University of California President Janet Napolitano proposed a tuition freeze on Wednesday for the 2014-2015 school year in her first address to the Board of Regents.
DRIVER IN FATAL LODI CRASH IS ARRAIGNED: STOCKTON (AP) - The driver accused of causing a car crash in Northern California that killed five members of a family, including a pregnant woman, has been arraigned on more than a dozen counts, including six murder counts and four DUI counts.
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Guns aren't lawful; Nooses give; Gas smells awful; You might as well live. -- Dorothy Parker
And live she did, until her life itself became a long-running suicide note. When she died at 74 in 1967, nearly 40 years had passed since she reigned at the Algonquin Round Table, that fabled shrine in a hotel dining room where New York's wits practiced their art on one another, and got drunk.
Dorothy Parker was the wittiest of the Algonquin crowd, and the one whose work has survived the best. And probably she was the saddest, too; she never won her true love, drank too much, and her wonderful talent rarely broke free from the wisecracks and the booze.
Her credo: "Let's go wild tonight! There's plenty of time to do nothing once you're dead."
The great achievement of Alan Rudolph's "Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle" is that it allows us to empathize with Dorothy Parker on her long descent. That is largely because of the performance by Jennifer Jason Leigh in the title role, as a small, pretty, tough alcoholic -- a woman who found unhappiness in love affairs and two marriages (to the same man) and spent a lifetime in love with another man, whom she never married.
That was the humorist Robert Benchley, whose short subjects used to play before feature films in the 1930s and 1940s, and who was once as famous as he is now forgotten. I read everything he wrote when I was young, and thought Benchley had to be the nicest, as well as the funniest, man alive (James Thurber was as funny, but not nice). Campbell Scott plays Benchley in "Mrs. Parker" with a detached, almost studious niceness that is just right: If he tried any harder, he'd seem to want to be nice, and of course the Algonquin wits lived in fear of ever seeming to want to be anything.
As the story opens in the 1920s, Parker and Benchley are working for Vanity Fair magazine. Parker is fired because of the caustic tone of her reviews, Benchley resigns in sympathy, and they establish their own partnership, named the Utica Drop Forge and Tool Co. It consists of the two of them sitting at facing desks with twin typewriters, and it is significant that their typewriters are between them: They kept themselves apart with words. "I'm afraid I might lose you," she tells him at one point, and he replies gently, "You'd have to wear a pretty large hole in your pocket to lose me, Mrs. Parker."
In New York in the 1920s, before television, the written and spoken word was king, and the members of the Algonquin Round Table were known for their quick verbal skills. A legend grew up around them so potent that even today they are remembered for their wit (even if few people can quote any of it). They met every day for lunch and basically drank right on through until dawn; it is hard to see how they got any work done, but they did, and also hard to imagine how they kept up the level of their conversation, but perhaps they did not: Hours of conversation were distilled in the next morning's columns into perfectly edited little gems.
Rudolph follows the favorite approach of his producer, Robert Altman, in assembling a large number of characters and thrusting us into the middle of them. Since few people among the general movie audience today are likely to recognize Robert Sherwood, Edna Ferber, George S. Kaufman, Alexander Woollcott, Wolcott Gibbs, Heywood Broun or Harold Ross, Rudolph doesn't pause to explain them. If you know who they are, you'll be happy to see them, and if you don't, they work as background to the film's heroine and the key men in her life: Eddie Parker (Andrew McCarthy), the alcoholic war hero she married twice; Charles MacArthur (Matthew Broderick), the dashing newsman and screenwriter who loved and dumped her; and dear, long-suffering Robert Benchley.
History does not record how the big round table in the center of the Algonquin dining room came to be installed. Certainly it was not already there waiting for Parker and her crowd, and the movie's explanation is as good as any: The head waiter (Wallace Shawn), exasperated by all the famous people crowding around one tiny banquette, simply had it wheeled in one day. Rudolph shoots the table from above, and then his camera circles it, so we hear snatches of countless bon mots; the screenplay sometimes reads as if it were lifted from Bartlett's Familiar Quotations.
Leigh's performance, at the center of almost every scene, shows us a woman in a world of men, who wore it as a badge of honor that she could outdrink and outtalk them. Using recordings of Parker's smoky voice, Leigh creates a low-pitched, ironic tone with a little cynicism and a lot of booze in it. When the film was premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, many viewers thought Leigh slurred a little too much; redubbing has made the dialogue easier to understand, and no less hung over.
Her relationship with Eddie, the husband, is seen here as a sad case: He was handsome and dashing, smiling and confident, and a wreck. Bad as Parker's own habits were, his were worse, and after the drugs took over she left him. Charles MacArthur, on the other hand, was a ladykiller (presumably until he met and married his true love, Helen Hayes). Unable to be faithful to Dorothy, he won her heart and then broke it.
These relationships, and her friendship with Benchley, are seen as being played out largely in public. For the Algonquin crowd, it was not enough to do: One had to be seen doing it, preferably with the Round Table looking on. The dining room worked for them as a saloon or pub works for some people, as a living room, an arena, a stage: All experience was reduced to one-liners, and in Parker's face you can see the pain lines growing, as she tries to hide her private grief with public bravado. A friend uneasily observes, "Dotty can't be suffering and still say all those funny things."
The New Yorker magazine was born, more or less, around the Round Table, and many of the regulars wrote for it, including Parker. Then talking movies required writers who could handle dialogue, and Parker joined many others in an exodus to Hollywood, where she spent her last decades in well-paid exile. One of Leigh's best scenes is the last one, in which she is asked by a reporter to supply her own epitaph. "What a morbid thing to ask a person!" she says, and then adds quietly: "You've just stolen my heart."
"Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle" is the kind of movie best appreciated, I think, by those who already know the players around the Round Table, and have read some of their work. Others are likely to wonder what the fuss was about. Although some of the Algonquin wits survived into relatively modern times, their period remains forever the 1920s. It was a time when celebrities could become famous because they were smart and quick; today, few people talk as cleverly as the Algonquin crowd, and could hardly become popular doing so, because people have forgotten how to listen that fast.
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I recently ran across a compelling tale of a reporter in the midst of wrenching change at a once-great American newspaper:
Every eye in the newsroom followed me as I left Kramer's office and walked back to my pod. The long looks made it a long walk. The pink slips always came out on Fridays and they all knew I had just gotten the word. Except they weren't called pink slips anymore. Now it was an RIF form — as in Reduction in Force.
They all felt the slightest tingle of relief that it hadn't been them and the sightest tingle of anxiety because they still knew that no one was safe. Any one of them could be called in next.
I met no one's stare as I passed beneath the Metro sign and headed back into podland. I moved into my cubicle and slipped into my seat, dropping from sight like a soldier diving into a foxhole.
It goes on from there to tell what happened in the two weeks after he was given his walking papers.
The only thing is — it's all a complete and utter fabrication.
And that's okay. It's just the beginning of the latest novel from summer-stalwart Michael Connelly, this time channeling his once-a-newsman self through the character of Jack McEvoy, the L.A. Times scribe who, at the beginning of The Scarecrow, has just joined the ranks of independent contractors and consultants formerly known as reporters.
Like the paper and ink newspaper itself, my time was over. It was about the Internet now. It was about hourly uploads to online edition and blogs. It was about television tie-ins and Twitter updates. It was about filing stories on your phone instead of using it to call rewrite. The morning paper might as well be called the Daily Afterthought. Everything in it was posted on the web the night before.
The novel's chief focus is the pursuit of a particularly clever and twisted serial killer, but along the way, Connelly nails the details of what it's like to work inside a modern newspaper today — even down to the in-book mention of such recent earthshakers as the closure of the Rocky Mountain News and the Tribune bankruptcy. Not bad for a guy who hasn't filed on news deadline — for print or online — for more than a decade.
To get a sense of how Connelly came to write The Scarecrow and of his take on the current state of newspapering, I asked him a number of questions via email. His answers follow.
David Simon, creator of The Wire and former Baltimore Sun Reporter, recently told a Senate committee: "The parasite is slowly killing the host." Do you think that the Internet is what's killing newspapers? Or, beyond that, do you even agree that newspapers are dying?
I think I will take these questions in reverse order. Two years ago I would have said the newspaper business is in a shakeout period, that it is in a downward spiral that will eventually plateau and that the best papers will survive. Now I am not so sure. It could very well be a death spiral and we find ourselves with front seats at the end of an era. Now, is it the Internet's fault? In part, yes. People's habits and preferences when it comes to news consumption are changing. More rely on the Internet and less on newspapers. And the advertisers are following. Does this make the Internet a villain? I hardly think so. It is just the way the world is changing. It is evolution and social choice and economics. How many tens of millions of people have AOL accounts? Every time you go onto AOL you have your choice of several pages of news and links to thousands more. And it changes and is updated all the time. People with those choices start skipping the newspaper and wondering why they are paying for it.
You bump into Tribune CEO Sam Zell at a party. You're surprised—he's an affable guy. And yet, there's something you feel like you need to tell him. What is it?
I say, Sam, it doesn't matter what you told the people, you didn't really love newspapers or have any affinity for the business. It was just about money. Why didn't you go pick on somebody else? And by the way, whether deserved or not, your face will ultimately be on the book that tells the story of the end of the newspaper business. Now, can you have your waiter get me a beer? I don't like champagne.
You mentioned to the Wall Street Journal that some of your best work came when you were working fast. In The Scarecrow, there's a major character that represents a similar, fast approach to news gathering and reporting, filing live to the web, posting video and photos on the fly, rewriting for the next day's paper. Do you know reporters who work like this now? Is this expansion of a beat reporter's job description a move forward, or a distraction?
I've been out of the news business for a long time so I was never of this technological era. In researching the book I consulted contemporary journalists and learned this is the way it is now. In terms of news gathering and delivery to the client, I think it's a move forward because it means news comes to the client quicker and in a variety of formats. If you happen to have a secret motive for becoming a journalist—like say you want to learn to write as a journalist in preparation to be a novelist—this new way is probably a distraction. It appears to me that these new methods, while certainly valid, probably take away from focus on the craft of writing to at least a small extent.
Google is the enemy of newspapers. Agree or disagree?
Google doesn't kill newspapers. People kill newspapers.
Assuming the business model works out either way, and you had to choose, would you rather live in a world with MoJos and no newspapers, or thriving newspapers but no web?
At this point I couldn't live without the web.
If the L.A. Times started charging for their web site tomorrow, would you pay up or move on?
I would pay up in a heartbeat (and then write it off as a business expense.) I no longer live in L.A. but I write about it. So I need to know what is happening there. I read the L.A. Times everyday but haven't paid for it in five years. The L.A. Times website is my homepage, the first thing I see when I go online. So I guess that makes me part of the problem. But it's not my choice. The Times made the choice. I would gladly pay but I've never been asked.
What other novels about reporters and reporting do you like?
I can't recall very many at the moment. The thing is, reporters observe the action but rarely force the action. Novels are about characters who force the action. I think this is why my two "newspaper novels" were half accurate procedure and half fantasy. Nevertheless, a few novels come to mind. Pete Dexter's Paperboy is probably the high watermark. Carl Hiaasen has had several strings through his novels that deal with the newspaper. Tourist Season and Double Whammy come to mind. Former journalist Jonathon King wrote a novel about the biz called Eye of Vengeance that was a great take on it, too. John Katzenbach wrote a book called In the Heat of the Summer that kept me riveted when I read it. It's funny; I think every book I just mentioned is set in Florida. That was not intentional.
The Scarecrow goes on sale May 26th, unless you're reading this in the U.K., where it's already available.
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In paradise, does the government prevent you from feeding your family?
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Record: 12 – 9 – 3
Winnipeg 2
Buffalo 1
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NY Islanders 3
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Philadelphia 2
Detroit 5
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Ladd must crack whip hard
Jets need strong leadership from the captain and his lieutenants
Claude NOEL and his staff can install the system, reinforce it with practice and demand accountability, but sooner or later, the players must decide to perform like men or continue playing like boys.
Andrew Ladd will be front and centre in this maturation of the Winnipeg Jets' and more important than goals scored will be the captain's ability to force growth from within the dressing room.
Ladd can't and won't be able to do this alone, but there's no question leadership must rank first among the improvements required for the Jets to be a playoff team.
Team defence and road record were glaring deficiencies with the Jets last season and much of the needed repair can come through mental adjustment.
There are already indications this process has begun to take hold. Veterans have taken the approach that excuses won't be accepted this season.
The poor goals-against mark and the confounding road record all stem from a subpar mental approach. It must be corrected they say. It will be corrected, they say.
"It's important to set the precedent right away. We don't have that time to feel it out and get to know each other and work through things as you go," said Blake Wheeler, Winnipeg's leading scorer last season. "We need to hit the ground running and establish that we need to play a certain way and do certain things that will make us successful. Anything short of that won't be acceptable."
The Jets were a solid 23-13-5 at home but a dismal 14-22-5 away from Winnipeg.
Home games were fun and a celebration of the NHL being back in Winnipeg and the players were swept up in the ride. But emotional letdowns on the road happened again and again.
Winnipeg's 246 goals against last season ranked 26th in the NHL. The Jets allowed an average of 2.95 goals per game.
None of these add up to winning statistics. But they are statistical areas where more focus and discipline can have a major effect.
"You have to have that frame of mind no matter where you play, you have to have that full 60 (minutes)," said veteran centre Olli Jokinen. "If your goals against are over three or in the high twos, you won't win."
The coaching staff will bring the team to the water with strategy and systems. But Ladd, who was unavailable for comment on Friday due to other commitments, and his peer group must convince the entire team to drink.
"Leadership will be huge for us. There are good leaders in place here with Ladd and guys like Mark Stuart and Chris Thorburn. You have to lead by example in everything you do but then you must also have that mindsetthat guys are ready to go each and every night," said Jokinen. "Especially with this schedule. You can't have nights off. Doing things right on and off the ice to get wins. Being an older guy, you have to show how important it is to do the right things to be ready... Everybody should know you can't lose two or three games in a row."
Fact is, Ladd is the young captain of a young team and he has some work to do. His resumé as a leader is incomplete to this point. Same goes for the bulk of the men who support him.
Being prepared to win and having the proper mental attitude required to complete the job all starts at the top in the dressing room's hierarchy.
Much of the Jets' success or lack thereof depends on Ladd and his lieutenants.
"We have a good mix. Guys that speak up and let it be known when we're not doing things right and guys that lead by example," said Wheeler. "You need guys that practise what they preach."
The coach will harp and scream on these issues but at some point, the peer group must insist on execution.
On numerous occasions last season, Noel made the case for his team's leadership group being strong.
But inconsistency is not the hallmark of a well-led team and if there's one thing the Jets could be counted on for last season, it was their ability to be up and down from game to game.
What goes on in the room is difficult to ever know. But the end results are laid bare for all to see.
Strong leaders don't accept failure. It must be Ladd and his support group that leads the Jets out of this non-playoff existence.
They must demand and get more from their team.
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With his recent DUI arrest and a fractured neck suffered during practice, it appears that Tito Ortiz could be done with Bellator. If that is the case, then it looks like the former UFC champion could be done with TNA as well, as Dixie Carter and her promotion would no longer be contractually obligated to utilize him.
Tito Ortiz, who tried to restart his MMA career with Bellator and has made appearances for TNA on Impact Wrestling, was arrested this morning in Los Angeles after crashing his vehicle on the freeway. Police are investigating a possible DUI offense.
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Unbeaten UConn turns back BYU's upset bid, 70-51
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — For a while, it looked as if the best season for BYU women's basketball was going to get even better.
The Cougars led defending national champion Connecticut for much of the first half and were still up early in the second. Then Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis and the Huskies' cast of stars took over and ran off to yet another double-digit win, 70-51 in the regional semifinals of the NCAA tournament.
"I think we were just excited knowing we were playing great basketball with the best of the best," said BYU's Kim Beeston, who hit four 3-pointers and scored 16 points. "We knew if things kept going the way we wanted to it would be a close game down to the wire. We're a little disappointed we couldn't do that."
Morgan Bailey added 14 points for the Cougars (28-7). West Coast Conference player of the year Jennifer Hamson had nine points, 13 rebounds and six blocked shots.
"I told the team hopefully this is the start of what we want to be at BYU — a team that comes to this tournament yearly and knocks on the door," said BYU coach Jeff Judkins, whose team set a school record for wins.
The Huskies (37-0), winners of 43 straight, will try for their seventh straight Final Four when they take on Texas A&M on Monday night. The Aggies advanced with an 84-65 victory over DePaul.
UConn stars Breanna Stewart and Bria Hartley each got off to a slow start, and then picked it up in the second half. Stewart had 12 of her 16 points after halftime, and Hartley scored each of her 12 points after the break. She keyed Connecticut's run that broke the game open.
Mosqueda-Lewis and Stefanie Dolson each grabbed 13 rebounds for UConn.
The Cougars joined Kansas in 2013 and San Francisco in 1996 as the only No. 12 seeds to make it to the regional semifinals. They were trying to become the lowest seed to reach the Elite Eight since No. 11 Gonzaga did it in 2011.
Early in the second half, it looked as if they had a chance to do it — against the dominant program of this era, no less.
UConn won the only previous meetings of the programs, in 2007 and 2008, by 46 and 49 points.
BYU showed no sign of being intimidated by the Huskies. UConn trailed 35-34 with 17:34 left — the latest it has trailed this season — after Lexi Eaton hit three straight baskets to open the second half.
Hartley's 3-pointer started a 13-2 run that put the Huskies in control. Mosqueda-Lewis made a 3-pointer, then stole the ball on the other end and threw a baseball pass that Hartley laid in.
The Huskies kept their transition game going when Jefferson delivered a long pass to Hartley for another layup that stretched the lead to 47-37.
"We worked hard to get here," said Hamson, the Cougars' 6-foot-7 senior center. "I'm proud of my team and what we've done together. Hopefully, they can take this and move forward."


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SoundPLAN is the leading noise and air pollution planning and mapping software for 29 years. Use SoundPLAN to map and assess any transportation, industry or leisure noise. Use it for any size project with even the smallest version. Outstanding features include the cost/benefit capabilities for Wall Design and Expert System, extensive documentation features, and it is the ...
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If he sees you as not only his lover and partner but also as his friend, he will feel more loyal to you and will less likely risk hurting you. A girlfriend can easily be replaced, but good friends are hard to find. —Miss Natasha Ngonyama
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The big question is: what is romance to you and your spouse? Discuss what it means to each of you. One person may want a night of dinner and dancing, while to another, romance is cuddling on the couch eating popcorn and watching a chick flick. —Cindy Holbrook
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You may be thinking about your own day, what is on your to do list or just wish you could have some peace and quiet. These thoughts mean you are not listening to your spouse. When your spouse feels unheard, they will feel unhappy, unloved and disrespected. Set up a few times during the week where the two of you can just talk. —Cindy Holbrook