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Wife to Newton chief: 'Larry, we've just been robbed'By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
September 19. 2013 12:32PM
NEWTON — The first call Newton Police Chief Larry Streeter received after a hold-up this morning at the Merrimac Savings Bank came from his wife.
"Larry, we've just been robbed," Cindy Streeter told her husband, who was out on the road about a mile away and rushed to the bank.
Three employees were inside the bank at 29 S. Main St. when a man who arrived on a mountain bike came inside and handed a note demanding cash just before 9:30 a.m.
One of those employees was the chief's wife — the bank's head teller.
In his 40 years in law enforcement, this is the first time Streeter has shown up at the scene of a crime where his wife was a victim.
Streeter's wife wasn't the one who was handed the note, but the experience was still unnerving for her and her co-workers.
"I was nervous for her, but she's fine. She's a trooper," he said, adding that while no firearm was shown, "it was still a frightening experience."
Employees pushed the panic alarms to alert authorities as soon as the robbery occurred, but Streeter said he got the call from his wife first.
Police from several agencies spent the morning searching for the robber, who fled on a bicycle with an undisclosed amount of cash in envelopes.
He was reportedly wearing glasses, a bright red Patriots cap, a blue sweater, blue jeans, and white sneakers.
The man, believed to be in his mid-30s, left on a green bicycle with yellow forks.
Police searched the area but were unable to find the robber. Investigators plan to release surveillance pictures taken from the bank in hopes the public can help find him.
The robbery forced the Newton Learning Center, a preschool and kindergarten next door, into lockdown to keep kids safe.
Owner Katy Aveni said she didn't hear or see anything at the time of the robbery.
"Obviously I have parents who are worried," she said.

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Siena Heights cross country runs at NAIA nationals
Cody Barnes' buzzer-beater lifted the Adrian College men's basketball team past NCAA Division III No. 13-ranked College of Wooster, 57-56, in Saturday's Al Van Wie/Rotary Classic championship game.
Wooster, the 2011 Division III national runner-up, took a one-point lead with nine seconds left in the game.
After two Wooster timeouts, Barnes dribbled along the right sideline, pulled up inside the 3-point arc and fired a shot that bounced on the rim twice before falling through as the buzzer sounded.
Eric Lewis scored a game-high 26 points and added five rebounds and three steals for Adrian (2-0). Barnes had 13 points, while Sean Gallant contributed nine rebounds.
Adrian will face cross-town rival Siena Heights University on Tuesday.
Transylvania 71, Adrian 63: At the Hanover (Ind.) Sudexo Classic, Adrian College (0-2) dropped a 71-63 decision to Transylvania University in the consolation game of the tournament.
The Pioneers (1-1) put together a 14-0 run early in the game to erase a 6-4 Adrian College lead and eventually take a 18-6 lead. The Pioneers then had to survive an Adrian rally that brought the Bulldogs within a point at 33-32. However, Transylvania was able to go into halftime with a 40-34 advantage. The Bulldogs could get no closer than eight points the rest of the way.
Lauren Rhoads netted 15 points to lead Adrian, while Casey Fougerousse added 10 points and Amy Van Gessel 10 rebounds. The Bulldogs held a 41-34 advantage in rebounds.
Adrian travels across town on Tuesday to face Siena Heights University.
Siena Heights at NAIA National Championships: At Vancouver, Wash., three members of the Siena Heights University cross country teams made the long trip to NAIA National Championships on Saturday. Justin Bateson (Blissfield High School) and Brett Smith represented the men's team, while Beth Heldmeyer competed for the women's team.
Bateson finished 106th in the men's race with a time of 26:12. Heldmeyer finished 177th in the women's race with a 20:05. Despite making the trip, Smith was forced to pull out of the race before it began.
Adrian College 4, Lake Forest 1: At Lake Forest, Ill., NCAA Division III No. 5-ranked Adrian remained undefeated after knocking off Lake Forest in Saturday's Midwest Collegiate Athletic Association game.
Adrian (6-0, 6-0 MCHA) swept the two-game series with Lake Forest. The Bulldogs did not allow an even-strength goal in the series.
The Bulldogs took an early lead when Shelby Gray scored on a power play with Ryan Gieseler and Josh Ranalli getting the assists. Less than a minute later, Andrew Dovey added the Bulldogs' second goal. Zach Wilson added another goal for Adrian halfway through the period for a 3-0 lead.
Lake Forest and Adrian traded goals over the next two periods, with Zach Graham adding a goal for the Bulldogs late in the third period.
Adrian goaltender James Hamby finished with 26 saves.
The Bulldogs will host St. Mary's (Minn.) next Saturday for a non-conference matchup.
Adrian College 7, Finlandia 0: At Adrian, the Bulldogs completed their sweep of Northern Collegiate Hockey Association opponent Finlandia on Saturday afternoon. The win is Adrian's fourth consecutive NCHA win.
Adrian (6-2, 4-2 NCHA) took a 1-0 lead in late the first period when Hannah McGowan scored with an assist from Lauren Turner.
The Bulldogs scored three goals in each of the next two periods. Kelsey Kusch recorded back-to-back goals for the Bulldogs during the second period, before McGowan scored her second goal of the night.
In the third period, Kusch completed her hat trick, and Lauren Zachwieja scored the final two goals for the Bulldogs to give them a 7-0 win. Adrian goalie Brittany Zeches made eight saves to record her fourth shutout of the season.
Adrian will travel to face non-league opponent Chatham today.


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PENN TWP — Township police report they are investigating a drug overdose case as being related to the "Theraflu" brand of heroin.
Police were called to a residence to check on the welfare of a 30-year-old man, whose name was not released by police.
Police said the man was dead upon the officers' arrival.
Nearly two dozen people in Western Pennsylvania have died from a bad batch of heroin with the street name of Theraflu. It is a mixture of heroin and the potent narcotic painkiller Fentanyl.


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September 16. 2013 10:36PM
Vote on Common Core education standards delayed in Manchester
By DOUG ALDEN
New Hampshire Union Leader
MANCHESTER — A vote on adopting Common Core standards in city schools was delayed until next week after a presentation to the Curriculum and Instruction Committee led to a contentious round of questions and answers.
Committee Chair Sarah Ambrogi ended the dispute by recessing the meeting until next Tuesday, when the committee was originally scheduled to meet.
Committee member Arthur Beaudry was angered from the start Monday because he said answers to questions from a meeting last month were not made public on the district website until earlier in the day.
That, Beaudry said, did not give enough time for people with concerns about the standards to review the information before the committee met for Monday's presentation by Assistant Superintendent David Ryan and a scheduled vote.
Common Core opponents claim it is a federally imposed system that relies on unsound educational principles and will undermine local control.
Beaudry repeatedly asked for the answers posted online earlier in the day to be reviewed during the meeting, frustrating Ambrogi and Mayor Ted Gatsas several times.
"We sit here representing the public and they should have time to review the answers," Beaudry said after the meeting. "In my opinion, I got more questions than answers tonight."
Ryan explained how Common Core is designed to change the way students learn and make them better prepared for the future, whether that includes college or going straight into the workforce. Ryan emphasized that teachers can develop lesson plans from the Common Core foundation.
"Nowhere does it say state standards are a curriculum," Ryan said. School officials have said $21 million in federal funding is at stake if the district doesn't adopt Common Core. The math and English language arts/literacy curriculum is intended for use across the country. Ambrogi said the committee will pick up where it left off next week, finishing the Q and A and allowing for another round of public input before voting next Tuesday.
"It will give everyone an opportunity to read the answers to the questions that were posted on the website and I hope that we'll be able to move forward and take action as was called for on our agenda," Ambrogi said. Committee member Erika Connors said after the meeting that she had hoped Ryan's presentation would provide a better understanding of what Common Core is and what it would mean to the district if it is approved.
"It's standards that we need to follow but it's not curriculum, and I think that's biggest confusion that people have," she said.


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The Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highway Division is finalizing plans to change the intersection of Route 146 and Boston Road in Sutton, a move that has developers thinking about beginning work on new shopping plazas in the area.
�This project entails roadway widening and traffic signal replacement at the intersection of Route 146 and Boston Road. As part of the widening, the finished product will include turning lanes on both sides of Boston Road,� said MassDOT spokesman Michael Verseckes.
�The traffic pattern will also change. The existing Route 146 northbound left-turn lane will be eliminated, and a jug-handle configuration will be added to accommodate these turning movements. In addition, under this project the intersection will be resurfaced, the median will be replaced and drainage improvements will be made,� he said.
According to Mr. Verseckes, MassDOT will advertise the project in early March, and it should take approximately 120 days to receive and open bids from contractors. The plan is to have work begin shortly after a contractor is awarded the job.
One project in development is South Town Crossing, formally Cold Spring Brook Place, which would include a supermarket as well as a bank, a restaurant, two new retail spots and a proposed home improvement store. The project is being proposed by Galaxy Development of Auburn. Galaxy�s principal owner, Michael O�Brien, said that Galaxy would not be interested in the project if the changes to Route 146 weren�t happening.
�The primary focus of our interest there was the improvement being intended to be made by MassHighway to Route 146 and the Boston Road intersection. If it wasn�t for that, we would probably not be here today with our plan,� said Mr. O�Brien.
�Infrastructure is the key to any retail shopping center success, and the plan windings, the turn lanes at the single light, and creating a better situation for better traffic flow is very important to any retail shopping center for us,� Mr. O�Brien said.
According to Mr. O�Brien, Galaxy hopes to begin development on South Town Crossing this spring, to coincide with the work on Route 146, so the project can be finished for summer 2014. A supermarket would, according to Mr. O�Brien, fill a void in the community because there is no supermarket in Sutton. He sees Route 146 as a good location for one.
Sutton Plaza sits across Route 146 from the proposed South Town Crossing, and it has a deal in place for expansion with Stop & Shop. The supermarket chain has the rights to build a store on part of the site. According to David Katz of RK Associates, which owns the plaza in partnership with WS Development, Stop & Shop will decide if it wants to build a supermarket and add onto the existing plaza.
�They�ve been a so-called tenant of the center for some time, so they control the land area where a future supermarket can be built, and the decision to invest and move forward really lies with them,� said Mr. Katz.
�The capital for the construction of new supermarkets in general has been a little slow the last few years, so it�s really an internal decision that lies with Stop & Shop more than anything that we�re involved with.�
Stop & Shop spokeswoman Suzi Robinson said the company does not comment on real estate plans.
Sutton Town Administrator Jim Smith says the Sutton Board of Selectmen would welcome new developments on Route 146, including a supermarket, because it would serve the community and bring in new tax revenues.
�I think there is always a need for a supermarket in town, especially on a route like 146. It�s a busy route. It serves many communities, and it�s right off 146. It would be convenient for everybody,� Mr. Smith said.
�That�s the thing I�m most focused on � the amount of new growth that we�ll get from the tax revenue. I don�t know yet what that number would be, but it would be a significant increase to the new growth and the tax rate, and it will probably help ease the burden on residential taxpayers to have additional taxpayers paying taxes.�
A public hearing for the South Town Crossing project is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. Jan. 28 at the Sutton Municipal Building.


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Drivers of two-vehicles were uninjured after a collision between an SUV and a Semi late Thursday afternoon east of Pratt.
Two drivers were uninjured in a two-vehicle accident on east U.S. 54 at the 20th Avenue intersection late Tuesday afternoon.
Merlin Grimes, 78 of Great Bend was west bound in a 2008 Ford Expedition when he got a phone call and suddenly slowed down to pull to the shoulder of the road to take the call, said Pratt County Sheriff's Deputy Cole Schmidtbeger.
As Grimes slowed down, a west bound 2009 Kenworth semi, driven by Frederick Edwards, 35 of Florida, collided with the passenger side rear of the Ford causing extensive damage to the Kenworth drivers side front wheel assembly.
The Expedition was damaged in the passenger side rear quarter panel and back door.
The Kenworth, that was hauling metal trusses, came to a stop in the west bound lane and shoulder while the Expedition spun around and stopped, right side up, facing east just off the paved shoulder.
Neither driver was injured in the accident and traffic was backed up and moved slowly for about an hour.


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The chance to build a school building from scratch doesn't come around often. With the design phase for the new Montezuma-Cortez High School looming, requests for desired amenities are pouring in.
Last week, the two owner's representatives hired by Montezuma-Cortez School District Re-1 held a series of four workshops to solicit feedback from stakeholders with vested interest in the facility, due to open in August of 2015.
Jim Ketter, owner/operator of Durango-based KPMC, and Peter Robinson, owner of Robinson Construction and Design out of Mancos, met separately with the Re-1 school board, support staff (custodial, maintenance, cafeteria, transportation), community members including parents and the 3B bond committee, and M-CHS teachers.
In total, Ketter and Robinson heard responses from 58 people, which they distilled into a bullet-point master list.
The suggestions were varied, Ketter said, but a few main takeaways emerged: people wanted a building with long-term durability that was environmentally conscious, adaptable to evolving technology, a facilitator of creativity and a performance venue for the wider community.
"There is a lot of desire for this to be not only a school, but a place for community gatherings and functions. Nothing like that exists right now in Cortez," he said.
After the brainstorming sessions, the resulting document contained no less than 70 proposals covering everything from aesthetics to security, energy use to experiential learning.
The new M-CHS "must be a catalyst for future school construction," and be designed so that "in 20 years people still think of the building as new," the representatives wrote.
Superintendent Alex Carter praised the breadth of the list, but cautioned that it won't be possible to incorporate everything.
"There's no way one building can represent all of this. We'll be faced with tough decisions," he said. "This is a breathing document that will continue to evolve."
Ketter has overseen more than $500 million in large-scale construction projects during his career, including Ignacio Elementary School (also via a BEST grant), upgrades to Dolores school buildings and the Durango Discovery Museum.
Robinson has served clients in the Four Corners for at least 15 years. His wife taught at Manaugh Elementary for seven years and both sons grew up within the Re-1 system. The younger, Graham, graduated from M-CHS in 2011.
"(The district) appreciated the fact that we are local. Other firms considered were from the Front Range. We have a strong understanding and experience working in this region," Ketter said.
The four focus groups weren't the last chance locals will have to weigh in on the high school design. Once an architect is hired, he or she will hold similar meetings.
"Stay tuned. We'll be advertising those opportunities," Ketter said. "I'm hesitant to define when and where those will be until we have an architect on board, so we're in concert."
Carter said eight companies originally applied for the owner's rep position, and the list was narrowed to three finalists. After day-long interviews and vetting references, Ketter and Robinson won out.
"They would have won even without the local factor," he said.
The district listed its job posting for lead architect last Wednesday. Submissions are due by Feb. 5. The school board will choose the architect by mid-February, followed by a general contractor a few weeks later.
"We'll have the team assembled by March," Carter said.


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John Jackson wrote:The kindle Touch products are the only ones that display dictionary short form definitions when touching on a word (in the LSJ). They also allow two Greek lexicon's at once and will find a word in each automatically without setting one to default.
edmondsr wrote:It seems I can make the lexicon my primary dictionary on the kindle, however, the automatic look up still doesn't work. Does anyone else have this working? I am using two different editions of the Odyssey found on Mobile read.com...
John Jackson wrote:For anyone interested I have ported the complete LSJ to the Kindle.
here is the link.
John Jackson wrote:After hearing complaints that the LSJ lexicon had a low hit ratio I started testing on texts other than my own and found the complaints to have merit. This is because Greek texts are not consistent when it comes to how unicode for polytonic Greek is applied. A unicode text can be encoded using composing diacritics, or precomposed diacritics. The consensus today favors precomposed diacritics but within this subset, due to faulty duplication, we again have two choices. Vowels can be represented using acute or tonos with the consensus being in favor of the tonos. Most computer operating can disambiguate these variations but devices like the Kindle and Android based systems do not.
I have re-encoded all of my texts including the LSJ to follow this consensus.
Search of the LSJ from Xenophon Anabasis yields a 95% hit ratio excluding words with two accents (these must be typed in using beta code transliteration).
I would be happy to help anyone re encode texts to get them to work with the LSJ.
I have also updated the LSJ reducing its size to 50MB (Amazon limit). To do this I had to remove the grammatical parsing information within the inflection section that had been added to the lexicon. At the same time I have substantially increased the inflection database.
For those confused when search on inflected forms brings up only the headword, please continue by searching on the headword. This was the the only solution to the problem of multiple headwords branching from an single inflection and had to be applied universally.
Please note that I have oversimplified the extremely important topic of text encoding and expect "disagreement" about what constitutes a "consensus". Below are a few websites on the subject and I strongly urge all become familiar with this important topic.
Hi. I too have a problem using the dictionary which I just now bought from Amazon, and hope you can help. On my Kindle fire hd I can access your dictionary but when I tap the headword nothing happens, it is not linked to anything and the English definition is nowhere to be seen. What should I do differently?
Thanks, Jonathan
John Jackson wrote:select or touch the Greek dictionary form of the inflected word and it will take you to the definition


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Rochester man arrested after police chase in Salem
October 06. 2013 8:56PM
SALEM — A Rochester man was arrested by Salem police Saturday night, following a wild chase that ended with damage to two police cruisers.
Salem Police Sgt. Jason Smith said that, at 6:20 p.m. Saturday, police began following a 2001 blue Isuzu reportedly moving erratically and heading north on Route 28. While giving chase, police received information that the vehicle was stolen.
The pursuit led vehicles on to Gordon Avenue, where Smith said officers allegedly observed the driver, identified as Anthony T. Monbleau, 22, of 18 King St., in Rochester injecting himself with a substance later identified as heroin.
The vehicle fled the scene, then headed onto Route 93, where Salem police abandoned pursuit. The Isuzu later exited the highway at Exit 1 and headed back into Salem, and police resumed their pursuit. The chase eventually ended in the parking lot of Heavenly Donuts, where it rammed two Salem police cruisers, causing extensive damage and injuring two officers.
Smith said one officer was treated at the scene, and while another was treated and released at a local hospital.
Monbleau was charged with three counts of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon, theft of motor vehicle, possession of heroin, disobeying an officer, resisting arrest, transporting drugs, driving after suspension and a probation violation.
He is scheduled to be arraigned today in Salem District Court.


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The Institute for Supply Management said its factory index rose to 54.2 in February from 53.1 a month earlier, thus causing the bulls to still stay in the game this morning, even as the MAR13 E-mini S&P 500 dipped to a half-point below 1500. The market didn't stay down there for long, as it rallied quickly from there all the way to 1517.50. Even with the political measures making headlines, ultimately we notice that the markets are now very driven by hard economic data releases, such as employment, personal spending, and obviously today's ISM. Next Friday's jobs data will be very interesting to see. This market has tried to find more sellers below the 1500 level three times now recently, and was not successful. It looks like buyers think there is value to be had in buying this market below 1500.
Many soft commodities are down today with a strong U.S. dollar trading day. The U.S. Dollar Index is up .59% to 82.48, while sugar is down 2.12%, orange juice is down 4.26%, and cocoa is down 1.83%. We believe the US dollar is in a bullish environment and our first target is 84.
One other factor which could be lending support to a bullish stock market is falling oil prices. We focus on this market today. We note that APR13 crude oil has recently broken down through an important trendline going back to last June. We believe crude is in a very bearish environment and our next two downside targets are $87 and then $82. If crude stays below $87, we view this as very bearish, and we would not be surprised to see crude make an extended move below $82 this year.
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January 30. 2013 7:16AM
Child under 5 dies from flu; NH deaths climb to 35
CONCORD - A child is among the 35 New Hampshire residents who have died this season from the flu.
According to the state Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health Services, the number of people who have died from the flu this season is the most in the state since 1997.
The agency did not identify the child who died, citing confidentiality and privacy, but said the child was under 5 years old.
"One of the sad facts about influenza is that people can die from this illness, and people often tend to forget or ignore how serious it can be," said New Hampshire Public Health Director Dr. Jose Montero in a prepared statement. "The season is not over and can run into May so we continue to encourage people over the age of six months to get vaccinated if they haven't already done so this season."


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Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: While newspaper rumors abound, comics ruleBY JOSEPH W. McQUAID
March 10. 2013 5:21PM
The newspaper business has changed dramatically in recent years, so much so that a paper of the Union Leader's size has to ask itself if it will continue to be in both the news and information business and the printing business. We are in the process of trying to answer that question.
Among other things, we are in contract discussions with two of our production unions. Because of the confidential nature of those talks, I am not at liberty to say anything further, and despite rumors abounding on the subject, there really isn't anything concrete to say right now anyway.
I can say we have rearranged the comics in our Sunday News as of yesterday. We did it to save on paper and ink and we managed to retain all but two of the comics. (The long-running "Mini Page" has been relocated to the main part of the Sunday paper.)
I am quite confident that the loss of these two comics will not be noticed by many fans unless and until they read this column, in which case they will go back to their bound volumes (what, you don't keep our comics forever?) and try to figure out which ones are missing. And I'm pretty sure even then few readers will know which ones are MIA, and if you think I'm going to identify them, think again.
Nothing (not a discussion of our business plan, not our running Democrat Kathy Sullivan's column, not an endorsement of Daniel Day Lewis for Pope) has the impact with readers as does messing with the comic strips.
I am mightily tempted, though, to yank "For Better or for Worse." It was a clever family-type strip by Canadian Lynn Johnston and had a strong following for years. She stopped the strip a few years ago but said she would incorporate new material into what otherwise would be reruns.
But I find that she has stopped doing that, which is why a recent Sunday strip may have confused some readers. It was all about kids playing and the adults thinking how "innocent" were the kids. But the kids were "playing" make-believe nuclear attacks. Very funny.
It finally dawned on me that liberal Lynn must have drawn this back when critics were blasting Ronald Reagan for his SDI ("Star Wars") initiative and other get-tough tactics that actually ended the little matter of the Cold War.
I'll keep "Pickles," though. I can really identify with that old man who in yesterday's installment was watching a TV commercial and asking, "What kind of idiot insures his termites?"
Turns out, his wife explained, the ad was for "term life insurance."
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Manchester woman accused of stalking arrested again
March 04. 2013 10:38PM
MANCHESTER - Keryn Lynch, 28, of 258 Victorian Way, pleaded innocent Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, to new charges of stalking and resisting arrest.
Police said Lynch was found in a vehicle on Silver Street Friday with David Currier, 41, of 471 Silver St., the man she is accused of assaulting and attempting to assault last month.
Bail conditions on the earlier charges barred her from contact with Currier and barred her from returning to the Silver Street address, where she previously lived with him. The resisting-arrest charge alleges she pulled her arm away from the officer arresting her.
Currier was also arrested. He was charged with simple assault, accused of repeatedly punching Lynch, and pleaded innocent to the charge Monday in Circuit Court. He is free on $1,000 personal recognizance bail, with a trial set for April 25.
Lynch, who had been out on $2,000 cash/surety bail, is being held pending a bail-revocation hearing Tuesday morning.
Lynch is scheduled for trial April 4 on the new charges. She faces trial on the earlier charges March 25.
Accused of assault on two
A man accused of pushing his wife to the floor and grabbing her by the throat, as well as chest-bumping his mother-in-law for getting in his way, pleaded innocent Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, to three charges of simple assault.
Trial was set May 2 for Admir Selimovic, 23, of 19 Garfield St.
Bail was continued at $500 personal recognizance, with conditions barring contact with the victims and barring him from the Garfield Street address.
Call was for check
Daniel Mariar, 30, of 1200 Elm St., could enter no plea Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, to a felony charge of possession of a controlled drug, cocaine, so a probable cause hearing was set for March 14.
Mariar was arrested on the felony and a misdemeanor of possession of a controlled drug, marijuana, after police responded to a request for a check on a person's condition.
Because Mariar had failed to appear in court on an August 2011 drug-possession charge, trial on that charge will be April 4, the same day as trial on the new drug-possession misdemeanor. Bail was set at $5,000 cash/surety.
Pleads for bail break
A Hooksett man accused of stealing valuable coins from Antiques on Elm, 321 Elm St., then selling them for $55 to Cash for Gold Jan. 22, asked Circuit Court Judge William Lyons for a break on bail.
Stephen Davis, 41, of 1465 Hooksett Road, who is charged with theft by deception and receiving stolen property, said he is now in treatment and wouldn't be able to get enough money for the $3,000 cash/surety bail proposed by the police prosecutor.
The prosecutor said Davis is currently subject to a 72-hour hold in connection with an August 2012 conviction in Hillsborough County Superior Court for which he received a one-to-three-year suspended sentence.
Lyons set bail at $2,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring Davis from contact with the businesses. Trial was set for April 4 on the misdemeanors, at which time a violation of non-inspection will also be addressed.


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On Jan. 16-18, 2013, the Turn 2 Foundation hosted the 10th Annual Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic presented by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino at Avila Golf & Country Club in Tampa, Fla. In spite of the troubling economic times, the Turn 2 Foundation raised more than $1 million. Over the course of three days, sponsors and supporters enjoyed a kickoff party, an exciting Celebrity Draw Party and played two rounds of golf.
On Jan. 16, Derek Jeter hosted the official Launch Party at the Hard Rock Café in the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino to kick off the Golf Classic. Jeter, along with celebrity guests, joined sponsors and supporters for a cocktail reception. Guests enjoyed hors d'oeurves, dancing and a silent auction featuring unique sports memorabilia donated by Steiner Sports Memorabilia to benefit the Turn 2 Foundation. A highlight of the evening was the check presentation by John Fontana, president of Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, the presenting sponsor of this year's event. The evening ended with a special performance by Grammy Award winner Anthony Hamilton.
On Jan. 17, foursomes participated in the Sponsor Tournament with a shamble format at TPC of Tampa Bay. Following the tournament, the 18th hole hosted the Annual Derek Jeter Celebrity Shoot-Out sponsored by Fujikura Golf. Celebrity attendees were given the opportunity to compete in a "Closest-to-Pin" shootout to win a donation to a charity of their choice. First-place winner Cindy LaCrosse won $5,000 for Blessings in a Backpack, and second-place winner Andres Galarraga received $2,500 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Later that evening, sponsors, supporters and celebrity guests gathered at Avila Golf & Country Club for dinner and the exciting live celebrity auction.
On the final day, the tournament culminated with the main event, the Celebrity Golf Classic. Approximately 20 foursomes and more than 25 celebrities participated in the Golf Classic at Avila Golf & Country Club. Derek was stationed at the 18th green where he greeted each foursome before putting out.
Celebrity guests included Joe Torre, Brittany Lincicome, Kevin Connolly, Fred McGriff, Shelton Quarles, Cindy LaCrosse, Harry Carson, Ron Davis, Richard Dent, Andres Galarraga, Tino Martinez, Jorge Posada, Eddie Murray, Tanyon Sturtze, Leeann Tweeden, Harold Reynolds, Gerald Williams, and Don Zimmer.
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The funds raised at the 10th Annual Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic presented by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino will help further the Foundation's mission of promoting healthy lifestyles among today's youth in New York, West Michigan, and Tampa, Fla. The Turn 2 Foundation, established in 1996, has awarded more than $17 million in grants to create and support signature programs and activities that motivate young people to choose healthy lifestyles. Through these ventures, the Foundation strives to create outlets for children to achieve academic excellence, develop leadership skills and remain drug and alcohol free. These programs all share the same goal of helping today's youth become the leaders of tomorrow.
Since its launch in 1996, the Turn 2 Foundation has awarded more than $23 million to create and support signature programs that motivate young people to turn away from drugs and alcohol and "Turn 2" healthy lifestyles. Learn more »
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|Taal Volcano Bulletin 02 June 2013 8:00 A.M.
Taal Volcano's (14.0000°N, 120.9833°E) seismic network recorded one (1) volcanic earthquake during the past 24-hour observation period. Field measurements last 29 May 2013 at the western sector of the Main Crater Lake yielded a slight increase in water temperature of 33.2°C from 32.8°C, increase in water level of 0.24 meter from 0.22 meter, and slight increase in water acidity of pH 3.03 from pH 3.07. Ground deformation survey in the Volcano Island on 13-24 February 2013 denoted slight inflation at Calauit, Alas-as, Pira-piraso, Daang Kastila and New Eruption Site precise leveling lines. Furthermore, GPS data for the period of October 2012 to first week of May 2013 show inflationary changes in ground deformation while the edifice is still slightly inflating in general compared to February 2011 baseline data. Carbon dioxide (CO2) emission at the Main Crater Lake increased to 947 tonnes per day on 03 March 2013 compared to 720 tonnes per day last 27 November 2012.
Alert Level 1 remains in effect over Taal Volcano. This means that hazardous eruption is not imminent. The public, however, is reminded that the Main Crater should be strictly off-limits because sudden steam explosions may occur and high concentrations of toxic gases may accumulate. The northern portion of the Main Crater rim, in the vicinity of Daang Kastila Trail, may also become hazardous when steam emission along existing fissures suddenly increases. Furthermore, the public is also reminded that the entire Volcano Island is a Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ), and permanent settlement in the island is strongly not recommended.


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More than 1,000 acres of private land six miles northwest of Dove Creek is protected from future commercial or residential development under a new conservation easement.
Property owners Dan and Anita Fernandez partnered with the Montezuma Land Conservancy to reach the agreement. Their 1,180-acre spread off Highway 491, called Sundown Farm and Ranch, features a mixture of wetlands, rolling hills and active grazing pastures, and is home to threatened bird species like the Gunnison sage-grouse and burrowing owl.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has said the grouse warrants protection under the Endangered Species Act. Habitat destruction has fragmented the ground-dwelling bird's range and contributed to significant population declines over the last century. It now occupies approximately 56 percent of its original range across the western United States and Canada. They rely on sagebrush for shelter and a winter food source.
"Sage grouse and sagebrush are inextricably linked in the landscape of the American West. Many of us that live and work here cannot imagine one without the other," said Chris Kloster, a local biologist with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, in a statement. "Protecting sagebrush habitat is the keystone to conserving this iconic bird, and in places like Dolores County, having landowners like Dan and Anita is vital to ensuring the future for this species. The presence of sage-grouse on their property is a testament to their stewardship."
Since 1998 the conservancy has completed 68 easements - totalling 34,114 acres - in Montezuma and Dolores counties. All the properties remain under private ownership but are subject to permanent restrictions against development. Public access is not required.
The couple bought the property in 1990 as an investment, intending to subdivide and sell the newly-built homes for profit. But about six years ago they had a change of heart.
"I was thinking of my retirement," Dan Fernandez said. "But we decided it was too beautiful and too diverse to (develop). We went this route instead."
Funding for the easement came from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the local Montelores Habitat Protection Program.


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Area law enforcement officers and state troopers are planning extra enforcements for drunk driving patrols on New Year's Eve.
Area law enforcement officers and state troopers are planning extra enforcements for drunk driving patrols on New Year's Eve.
Shawnee Police Chief Russell Frantz said he's planning to have extra officers on duty Monday night and into the overnight hours, with many of them linking up with state troopers in this area to conduct specific DUI patrols.
J.R. Kidney, assistant police chief in Tecumseh, said officers there would also be watching for those driving impaired.
"We'll be out there in force and trying to save people's lives," Kidney said.
Pottawatomie County Sheriff Mike Booth said deputies will conduct the usual patrols on New Year's, although he expects his highway safety deputy will coordinate various checkpoints.
New Year's Eve enforcements are being planned by various agencies statewide, with law enforcement officials concentrating efforts on traffic violations such as DUI drivers, careless and reckless drivers, seat belt violations and other traffic law infractions.
People celebrating the New Year are encouraged to plan safe celebrations, which include designated drivers or other means of sober transportation, according to the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office.
During the New Year's holiday period in 2012, which was from 6 p.m. Dec. 30, 2011 through midnight Jan. 2, 2012, six people died in six crashes across Oklahoma; 219 were injured. Of these, one death and 31 injuries were in alcohol-related crashes, according to the OHSO.


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The reworking of the Eagles into a 3-4 defensive front moved into high gear Monday when the team released Mike Patterson, a source close to the situation told the Daily News, hours after releasing another veteran defensive tackle, Cullen Jenkins.
Patterson, who turns 30 in September, was the Eagles' first-round draft choice, 31st overall, in 2005, and played in 115 games over eight seasons, starting 99 of them. But at 6-1, 300, Patterson fit the smaller, quicker template the Eagles used for defensive linemen under Andy Reid. A 3-4 requires a space-eater nose tackle, flanked by ends big enough tio hold off blockers and set the edge, so mobile linebackers can make tackles.
Patterson's release was not unexpected. Jenkins' even less so.
Patterson's agent, Peter Schaffer, said Patterson leaves with "no hard feelings."
"Mike is completely appreciative of the opportunity of being an Eagle and thanks the organization and fans," Schaffer said. "He understands the business side of football. Mike feels better than he has in three years, and looks forward to playing many more games in the NFL."
Patterson was a solid, relaible starter for most of his tenure, but his career took a detour when he collapsed at training camp in August 2011. He was found to have a tangle of blood vessels in his brain that required surgery after the 2011 season, and Patterson couldn't get the medical OK to play again until after midseason 2012. Patterson eventually appeared in five Eagles games, as the team stumbled to 4-12.
Given his age, the change to 3-4, and his inability to put up numbers in 2012 because of the surgery, Patterson seemed a likely target for release. He was scheduled to make $4 million this season. There is no cap hit for releasing him, according to Eaglescap.com
After Evan Mathis, Jenkins was probably the best free agent move the Eagles made in their disastrous post lockout spending spree in 2011. But Jenkins was 30 when he arrived, and though the 6-2, 305-pound defensive tackle added leadership and accountability to a struggling defense, he was never a long-term solution. When the Eagles went 4-12 last season and Andy Reid was fired, it seemed likely Jenkins wouldn't be back.
Sure enough, the Eagles announced Monday they'd released Jenkins, a nine-year vet who notched 9.5 sacks in his two seasons here. He was due to make $5.5 million in 2013. The Eagles apparently take a $1.5 million cap hit for releasing him, but obviously, that's a savings of $4 million, and the $1.5 they have to pay him will be offset by whatever he might get from another team. (That won't affect the cap charge.)
Indications are the team did not offer to keep Jenkins at a lower figure, as it seems to be trying to do with corner Nnamdi Asomugha. The Eagles owe Asomugha a lot more money -- $4 million if he's released -- and Asomugha plays a position where it is tougher to find replacements.
With the Eagles presumably moving to a 3-4 base, it's unclear how Jenkins would fit in, though he played in that setup as a younger man in Green Bay.
General manager Howie Roseman said in a statement released by the Eagles that he spoke with Jenkins today to tell him of the decision. Roseman said Jenkins "has been a very productive player in the league for a long time, but we felt it was in our team's best interests that we go in a different direction."
Roseman said releasing Jenkins now gives him more time to sign with another team.
"Thank you Eagles for everything the last 2 years," Jenkins tweeted. "Thank you fans. Sorry we didn't accomplish anything, but thank you all. Best wishes ... let's see where the next chapter takes us."
It's a good draft for defensive linemen, plus there's free agency starting March 12. D-line might be the place where Chip Kelly's template is most different from what the Eagles stockpiled under Andy Reid. Who else could leave? Darryl Tapp and Derek Landri are pending unrestricted free agents. They won't be back. Hard to see how Phillip Hunt plays in a 3-4, unless he can drop into coverage as a linebacker.
Who's sure to stay? Fletcher Cox. Trent Cole. Brandon Graham. Vinny Curry, because he was a second-round pick last year. Cedric Thornton, probably. Antonio Dixon at nose tackle. And that might be it.


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Just bought a Pump kit from him, sent the check last friday, recieved it yesterday (wednesday)!
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got my booyaah today and the only problem i saw was he didnt give a clear description of what i was getting. but the good part about it was that the thing he forgott to mention was the wall charger so its all good.
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...posted here maybe a month ago looking for a used minimag....a day later got an e-mail from him with a slapped together mini with a bunch of chrome dye bits.....all for a great price....after much hesitation on my part, and a little mis-information (again, my fault) it's in the mail.....and so i sit, patiantly waiting my new baby.
Great seller, prompt shipping, and the clincher of them all:
I ordered a used benchy Xchamber and he sent me a brand new System X Xchamber instead.
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For whatever reason, I didn't think to post a comment about my recent "deal" with him. Guess I assumed because of his professionalism, support and willingness to help that he does this kind of thig for a full-tim job (maybe he does, I don't know).
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....you summed up my thoughts and put it way better then i ever could. i've since gone back for seconds, and soon thirds (and these won't even be mag bits, they're for my phantom)....but he's a great guy, certainly patient, and perhaps most importantly, a dead fan......so he's got great taste.
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UPDATED: Man arrested in Rochester in assault of Dover man who died after beating at Portsmouth barBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
April 09. 2013 9:34PM
BREAKING: Portsmouth police say that Zachary O'Neil, wanted on a charge of first-degree assault in connection with the case of a Dover man who was found dead Saturday, was arrested in Rochester by N.H. state police.
O'Neil is being held for arraignment at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday in Portsmouth District Court.
An earlier story follows:
Portsmouth detectives have an active warrant for Zachary O'Neil for first-degree assault in connection with the case of a Dover man who was found dead Saturday.
O'Neil, 24, is actively being sought by police. He is described as 6 feet tall, 200 pounds, with brown hair, blue eyes, and a scar between his eyes. He lives at 12 New York St., Dover.
O'Neil is currently charged with first-degree assault. Police said the State Medical Examiner's Office has not yet ruled the death a homicide.
The previous story follows:
PORTSMOUTH - Police are investigating whether a fight at The Page bar and restaurant early Saturday morning led to the death of a young man later that day.
Police were called to the Dover apartment of Joshua Krantz, 24, just before 11:30 a.m. on Saturday morning after he was found by his roommates, in bed and unresponsive, Portsmouth Deputy Police Chief Corey MacDonald said.
Dover police began a standard investigation into Krantz's whereabouts in the 24 to 48 hours before his death and discovered that he had been at The Page in Portsmouth with friends Friday night into Saturday morning.
Portsmouth police learned that Krantz had been involved in an unprovoked assault at the bar. MacDonald said Krantz was punched first from behind and then repeatedly in the head around 12:30 a.m. while on the lower-level dance floor, but the assault went unreported and Krantz did not request medical attention.
The manner of Krantz's death is still pending investigation by the state Medical Examiner's Office. The investigation so far has revealed that Krantz's death resulted from a fractured skull.
MacDonald said interviews and a review of evidence in the investigation, which has been ongoing since Saturday morning, has revealed a suspect in the assault, but no other information has been released.
The Page and the surrounding area have been the primary scene for the city's most vicious and public assaults in recent years.
"When you look at Portsmouth, it has well over 100 liquor licenses out there and certainly many of our issues at this point in time seem to be centered around that Vaughan Mall area," MacDonald said.
In January, a woman became the last of four suspects sentenced in the brutal July 2011 beating of Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient Steven Bohn outside The Page after an altercation inside.
MacDonald said it is the police department's job to carry out the community's objectives, not to set the standard, and he said it remains to be seen how the community will react to yet another assault in the area.
Within an hour of being established Tuesday, a Facebook page titled "Shut the Page Down" had already garnered 166 "likes" and in the comments people were referring to the restaurant as a "disgrace."
Officers are already conducting additional bar patrols and liquor enforcement, but the department only has so many resources, MacDonald said.
"We can't just put a police officer inside The Page, which some people have suggested," he said. "Everybody deserves a police presence and we have a lot of responsibilities."
According to Krantz's obituary, he grew up in Epping and was an avid football fan from childhood, playing first with Nor-Rock Pop Warner and then playing four years for the Epping High School team before graduating in 2006. He later completed an associate's degree program in business management at Great Bay Community College and was employed as an enrollment account specialist at Bottomline Technologies in Portsmouth.
Memorial calling hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. in the Brewitt Funeral Home, 9 Pleasant St., Epping. A memorial service is Thursday at 11 a.m. in Epping Community Church.
Police have asked anyone who witnessed the events surrounding the assault to contact them at 610-7529, or they can remain anonymous by calling Seacoast Crime Stoppers at 431-1199.


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A New Endeavor for a New Year
This posting will mark the beginning of my experience as a blogger. For the past 25 plus years news releases, news columns, news stories, news releases, captions for photos (mostly of 4-H members), radio recordings, radio interviews, newsletters and letters to individuals have rolled off my desk and onto the wings of the media. Email as a regular means of communication for individuals and families arrived on the scene about 15 yearsago and now email blasts to list serves often replace printed newsletters.
Communication is a hallmark of the NDSU Extension Service. "Taking the university to the people" is a phrase used to describe the extesnion service in many states. At one time, Extension Specialists from Fargo, loaded themselves and their wares on trains and travled across ND to present info on agriculture, nutriton, raising chickens, raising children and raising hopes in the dark depression days of the 1930's. Theywer gone for weeks at a time as the train chugged its wayfrom small town to smal town. At eachstop, the boxcars were parked on a sideline track and local residents gatered to observe the demonstration method of communication. One group of presenters stopped in Crary and local residents were thrilled to learn how to make their own mattresses. Somewhere in the extension archives is a photo of a model-T driving off iwth a mattress tied to its top.
Blogging exists due tot he technology of the Internet but it reminds me more of a letter than it does of a text or tweet. Anybody remember writing letters? When I was in college (before cell phones, emails or cheap long distance plans) my grandmother wrote me a letter every week. What a thrill to see an envelope in yhour mailbox at the dorm! Letters from home were viewed as community property and any info of "life back home" was shared with friends and then carried around in coat pockets as a tangible remeinder of those who were thinking of you.
So a toast to a New Year and another form of communication! I wonder if 100 years from now, the 2113 resdients of ND will view blogging as slow as we envisiton those extension trains were?


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For most modern vehicles, the computer times the ignition coils by using the camshaft and crankshaft position sensors, and there is one ignition coil power cylinder, mounted on the top of the valve cover. Older vehicles are much more complicated, and there are many more components. The ignition system for those vehicles begins when the coil receives battery voltage, and transforms it into high voltage. The distributor rotor receives high voltage electricity from the ignition coil, and sends it through the distributor cap through an electrode on the tip of the rotor. As the rotor spins, electrical power is transferred from the rotor to individual electrodes inside the distributor cap. This action is timed for the moment the cylinder needs the spark plug to fire, and the sequence creates a combustion event inside the engine.
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The Sharon Arts Center is a fine arts gallery, store and school of arts and crafts.
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It all started when Jeff Robin, art teacher at High Tech High in Point Loma, came across "the largest box I'd ever seen" (a whiteboard had been delivered to the school in said box earlier that day).
"I had been asked by Bird Rock Coffee Roasters if I could provide some art for the walls, and I started thinking, 'Maybe we could paint that box,'" he said.
Robin started discussing the idea with his students, and they began to brainstorm ideas for the design.
"The problem was how were we going to get that box over to the Coffee Roasters?" he said. "We didn't have a truck big enough."
At the suggestion of one of Robin's students, Ines Diot, the group began to explore the idea of walking the box all the way from the school to the coffee shop, which, as they soon discovered using Google Maps, was exactly 7.7 miles.
Hoping to acquaint his students with conceptual performance art through more than a dry textbook definition, Robin decided to help them create a work of art through the experience of walking to the art's final destination. And so 47 students took turns hoisting up the immense box, and for three hours, documented by a camera affixed to a tripod on a platform-bedecked bicycle ("Which was sketchy," Robin said), made their way up the coast.
Robin, who has escorted students to several countries through art-related field trips, surprised himself with his anxiety over walking the streets of his hometown.
"When we were still only at NTC, I was thinking, 'Will this work?' I was kind of freaking out," he said. "I've taken kids all over the world, but this made me very nervous."
Three hours later, the group arrived at the coffee shop, where owner Chuck Patton was waiting with pizza. Students and teacher were tired, but content.
"I think the kids all felt proud. I think they felt like they were a part of something," Robin said. "They were skeptical at first, but then they understood that the box wasn't the art. The box and the pictures of us are remnants of the art that was us walking together. That's a memory they'll have forever."
Later the same evening, the group returned to affix a selection of photos taken of the walk, in sequence from Point Loma to La Jolla, to the front of the box — along with a map showing the students' route — and it was hung on the coffee shop's wall. The photos serve, Robin said, to draw in and engage the viewer in the creative endeavor.
"People can look at the map and photos and say, 'Hey, I know that place,' or, 'I've been there,'" he said.
The purpose of the experience served to show the students exactly how art is created, rather than merely showing them a picture of it, said Robin, who practices the education technique of project-based learning.
"It's bizarre to me that some people don't get project-based learning," he said. "Basically, these kids just did exactly what a real conceptual artist would do, and I have no doubt that every kid now knows what conceptual art is, and there's no need to give them a test or anything. It's real-world learning, and doing the real thing is what gives you passion."
Having the chance to display their work, Robin said, also connects the students to the community and lends credibility to the project.
"They all felt like they were part of a community, and now there's this connection with the exhibit," he said. "You need authenticity in art, and exhibiting gives it that. The connection is the exhibition."
As for the physical aspect of their cross-city sojourn, 10 of the students made the entire 7.7-mile journey, while the rest participated in sections. Robin walked the entire way with his class, and as a result, he said, "I've been sore all week."
The display of the "7.7 Mile Box" project will be on display at Bird Rock Coffee Roasters, located at 5627 La Jolla Blvd., through the end of October. For more information, visit www.jeffrobin.com.


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U.S. house prices rose 6.5% in the year through January, the biggest jump since 2006, as values surged on the West Coast and in the area including Nevada and Arizona, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said.
Prices increased 0.6% on a seasonally adjusted basis from December, the FHFA said in a report today from Washington. The average economist estimate was for a 0.7% gain, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Home prices are rising as low borrowing costs and improving employment bolster demand and the inventory of properties for sale shrinks. Prices haven't declined on a monthly basis since January 2012, the FHFA said, indicating that the recovery has solidified.
"Pretty much across the board, prices are rising," Patrick Newport, an economist at IHS Global Insight in Lexington, Massachusetts, said in a phone interview today. "That will be the trend in all 50 states by the end of the year. The forces that are driving up prices are national ones."
Prices jumped 14.1% from a year earlier in the Mountain area, which includes Arizona, Nevada, Montana and New Mexico. In the Pacific region, including California and Washington, the gain was 13.7%, the FHFA said. The Middle Atlantic area -- New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania -- had the smallest increase, at 0.4%.
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Rising values are helping homeowners to regain equity. At the end of the fourth quarter, 10.4 million homes, or 21.5% of all residential properties with a mortgage, were underwater, with owners owing more than the property was worth, CoreLogic Inc. reported this week. That was down from 10.6 million homes, or 22%, at the end of September.
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BRYAN Douglas has urged Blackburn Rovers to bring in a playmaker to offer more support to Jordan Rhodes next season – as speculation over the striker's future reignited once more.
Rhodes has been Rovers' top scorer for the past two seasons and Norwich City have become the latest club to be linked with a potential move for the 24-year-old.
Rovers see Rhodes as an integral part of their plans for the 2014/15 campaign and would not welcome any approach for their star man.
Boss Gary Bowyer brought in Rudy Gestede to partner Rhodes up front in the second half of the 2013/14 season but club legend Douglas believes the striker still needs more help from central midfield if Rovers are to become the attacking force required for promotion.
"I'd like to see more support for him," Douglas said.
"Jordan did well for Huddersfield and he's done remarkably well for us.
"He is a predator but he's not a Shearer, he can't hold the ball up in the middle of the field by himself.
"He got a bit of support later on in the season (with Gestede), but having done that I think they need a playmaker.
"I like Tom Cairney, he can beat one or two people, but we need somebody who is going to cause some problems in the opposition's third. We don't have anyone at the moment to get near the penalty area.
"David Dunn sets a great example, I know David and although he's from Great Harwood he's Blackburn through and through.
"But he's not getting any younger and I said to him that when he plays he's flying about doing other people's jobs at times."
Norwich could be in the market for a big money striker this summer after reports that Gary Hooper wants to leave the club following their relegation from the Premier League. Ricky van Wolfswinkel could also be sold.
That would give the Canaries cash to spend on a replacement, with speculation that they could test the water with an approach for Rhodes.
But it would still take a huge bid to make Rovers soften even slightly on their long-held stance that Rhodes is not for sale.
Rovers finished eighth in the Championship table during 2013/14 and Douglas believes they can take inspiration from their fierce East Lancashire rivals Burnley, who gained promotion.
But he says they must also tighten up defensively to push for the Premier League.
"We've got to do what Burnley have done, we've got to get up there and stay up there and treat every game as a cup tie," Douglas said.
"Make no mistake they're a good side and thoroughly deserved to go up.
"I was disappointed that Rovers gave away too many goals from corners and free kicks, bad defensive mistakes.
"We did improve, I didn't see the Wigan match because I was on holiday and I believe it was a great match, but we still conceded three goals at home.
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Police: Drugs given to driver in fatal Hampton crashBy JASON SCHREIBER
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September 25. 2013 9:28PM
SEABROOK - Hours before a Seabrook woman struck and killed two bicyclists, police say a Hampton woman provided the pain killer fentanyl to the 19-year-old driver, then allowed her to drive a car last Saturday.
Cindy Sheppard, 48, of 51 Ocean Blvd., was charged Wednesday night with a felony count of selling drugs and of allowing an improper person to operate a car.
Darriean Hess, who had no driver's license, had already been stopped for speeding in Hampton at 12:45 a.m. on Saturday — about eight hours before she allegedly caused the deadly accident during a bicycle charity ride, police said.
Sheppard is accused of giving Hess the fentanyl some time after 1:30 a.m., police said.
In a separate case, Sheppard was arrested June 4 for allegedly dealing drugs. Hampton police detectives raided her home on Ocean Boulevard, coming away with quantities of cocaine, heroin and other drugs. At the time of her arrest, police said Sheppard was a "significant source" of heroin in the region.
Sheppard was arraigned Thursday morning from the Rockingham County jail via video at the 10th Circuit Court, Seabrook District Division. Judge Mark Weaver set bail at $10,000 cash or surety at Sheppard's arraignment today.
Sheppard's defense lawyer, Neil Reardon, argued for lower bail, saying she's not a flight risk. He said she has spent her entire life in New Hampshire and all of her family is in the area. He also said Sheppard is a double amputee from the leg down and that it would be "difficult for her to physically run away."
Hess made her first court appearance Wednesday. She was arrested Tuesday on two counts each of negligent homicide and second-degree assault.
Judge Mark Weaver set bail at $50,000 cash or corporate surety, meaning she'll remain at Rockingham County jail unless she can make bail.
"She's been absolutely grief-stricken, judge," public defender Tony Naro said of Hess, adding, "This is beyond tragic for all parties involved."
The accident on Route 1A happened Saturday at 8:30 a.m. while bicyclists participating in the Granite State Wheelmen Seacoast Century Ride were at Underwood Bridge near the Seabrook town line.
Authorities say Hess was driving a friend's 2002 Honda Civic southbound on Route 1A at a high rate of speed when she suddenly drifted over the double yellow line and crashed into four bicyclists.
Pamela Wells, 60, of South Hamilton, Mass., and Elise Bouchard, 52, of Danvers, Mass., were killed. Two other bicyclists, Uwe Uhmeyer, 60, of Essex, Mass., and Margo Heigh, 54, of Danvers, Mass., were injured.
Hours earlier, Hampton police had stopped Hess in the same area after she was caught traveling 59 mph in the zone posted at 30 mph.
During the traffic stop, police discovered that Hess had no driver's license in New Hampshire or any other state, police said in a complaint. She was issued summonses and released to Sheppard, a licensed driver.
According to police, Sheppard was told that Hess couldn't drive because she didn't have a license. Sheppard then took control of the vehicle.
During an interview with police after her arrest Tuesday in connection with the accident, Hess told investigators that she spent the night at Sheppard's Hampton residence after she was released Saturday after the initial traffic stop. During that time, Hess told police that Sheppard provided her with the drug fentanyl, a police affidavit said.
"Ms. Hess stated that Ms. Sheppard took control of her vehicle and keys at the time of the initial traffic stop, but returned them to her with the knowledge that she would drive the vehicle in the morning," Hampton police Detective Christopher Gilroy wrote in the affidavit.
Witnesses have told police that the vehicle was operating erratically before the accident, but police have not said that Hess was under the influence of alcohol or any drugs at the time.
Saturday's accident was witnessed by David Kelley, a retired major with the state police, according to the police affidavit.
Kelley told police that he was approaching the bridge heading northbound on Route 1A and saw a Honda Civic crest the top of the bridge "at a speed that he believed was unreasonable for the conditions of the road," the affidavit said.
"I thought I would see cruisers following behind," Kelley told police, indicating that he thought the driver could be involved in a pursuit.
Hess later told Kelley she had "taken her eyes off of the road for a few seconds," according to a Hampton police affidavit.
Kelley then saw Hess cross the double-yellow centerline of the bridge as she was heading southbound. Kelley told police that the group of bicyclists were riding in a single-file line on the far right side of the northbound lane when the car hit them.
"Mr. Kelley stated that he observed multiple bicyclists tossed from their bicycles as a result of the collision," the affidavit said.
The car then continued traveling in the northbound lane and then crossed back into the southbound lane before crashing into roadway delineators in the breakdown lane and coming to rest on top of a sign at the Seabrook line, Kelley told police.
"Mr. Kelley stated that he observed the female operator of the vehicle and observed her with her eyes open and her head up," the affidavit said.
Hess was unable to enter pleas, as the charges are all felonies. She is due back in court for a probable cause hearing Oct. 8.
Sheppard was expected to appear in superior court Thursday morning in connection with her June arrest. She was being held on $10,000 bail Wednesday night on the latest charges.
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Late snowfall ties New Hampshire record set in 1967By Bill Smith
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 26. 2013 10:42AM
MANCHESTER - A combination of a low pressure system off the coast of northern New England and a blast of cold Canadian air meant some Granite Staters woke to snow on the ground this Memorial Day weekend.
"It's really more like a winter system, with a low off the coast that pushed a lot of water into our area and very cold air aloft from Canada," said Margaret Curtis, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service forecast office in Gray, Maine. "The combination was spots of snow,"
Among snowfall reports were 4 inches of snow in Jefferson, 2 inches in Alexandria and an inch in Pinkham Notch, with measurable snow reported in locations as diverse as Laconia and Danville.
"It's certainly unusual for this time of year, if it was a month earlier we wouldn't blink an eye at all," Curtis said.
According to Weather Service records, the latest measurable snow on record for much of New Hampshire occurred 46 years ago today, on May 26, 1967.
The cold air that combined with the moisture from the still-wintry-cold Atlantic came from Canada's Hudson Bay, Curtis said.
In some parts of New Hampshire, the warmer air closer to the ground either melted the snowflakes on the way down or caused it to melt on contact with the ground.
"It all the way down as low as 500 feet in many places last night, but didn't stick," Curtis said.
A frost is still considered possible in the northern mountains, in Pittsfield, Colebrook and Berlin a frost is considered possible straight through May 30.
Interior sections of New Hampshire generally see the last frost of the season around May 10; in Concord and the foothills it may be May 20th.
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SPOKANE — It's still unclear how genetically modified wheat ended up in an Oregon last spring, and industry members aren't sure when the USDA will provide the answer.
The timeline for USDA's investigation is still unknown, said Shannon Schlecht, U.S. Wheat Associates. A previous USDA investigation into genetically modified LibertyLink rice took more than a year, he said.
Kristin Schneider, global wheat breeding lead for Monsanto, said the company expected results "soon," but that she did not have a timeline.
Schlecht and Schneider were part of a panel with Columbia Grain, Inc. senior vice president Kurt Haarmann and Washington State University molecular plant scientist Michael Neff during the Tri-State Grain Growers Convention in Spokane.
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• Schneider said she does not know whether Monsanto or the USDA know the exact type of wheat that turned up in the Oregon field. DNA can be used to show what something is not, but not to conclusively prove what it is, she said.
"Without having the material from which all of this was derived to actually compare to makes it a little more complicated," she said, noting the wheat may not be a true breeding variety, but a mixture of something, adding another layer of complexity.
• Neff said there is no credible, reproducible, scientific evidence that genetically modified foods are dangerous because they are GM. That's an important point for the industry to make in a civil, reasonable manner, he said.
• Halting GMO research would "slow down what we need to be speeding up, which is learning more about how to grow plants more efficiently and more effectively on fewer acres," Neff said.
• Neff would like to see smaller companies and land-grant universities gain access to biotech research patented by Monsanto. It's available for research purposes, but because of patent restrictions it's not available to develop products for use by producers, he said. "In the end, the large companies will benefit from that. They may lose some of the market share, but that may be one of the ways to get more public acceptance."
• Schneider said GM wheat won't be available on he market before the next decade.
• Schlecht said the United States, Canada and Australia are planning to revisit and renew their joint statement to pursue the opportunities that biotech wheat provides.
• Haarmann said biotech acceptance on the global market will likely come from a nontraditional exporting country other than Canada, Australia or the U.S. A large country, either India or China, will likely move to either export or buy the product.
"That will be the tipping point," he said.
• Haarmann said the Pacific Northwest emerged a winner from the GM wheat case in that it demonstrated an ability to handle a complicated situation, satisfy its customer base and protect its supplier base by relying on science.


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