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ANTHEIL, GEORGE: Bad boy made good. The revival of the 1924 Ballet Mechanique. (dbl DVD)
The first disc is a documentary about George and the ballet, with some old footage. It's a fair introduction, a little oversimplified and more like a promo film for the revived ballet than a real documentary - which is what it is, so fair enough. And there is good material here. Disc two is a whole performance of the world premiere, in 1999, of the Ballet as originally conceived - for 12 player pianos, 7 percussionists, 2 pianists, bells, sirens and airplane propellers. A landmark work, with some prescient ideas (endless repetitions, use of long silences) featuring for the most part relentless hammering; the ultimate crystallisation of futurist outrage, and one of the most blatant, howling, in your face compositions of the last century. George takes an idea, multiplies it by 100, then heaps some more on top. Written primarily to offend old ears and to cement a reputation (it succeeded), this work, unlike that of Varese or Schoenberg, has no aspiration to ground a new means of musical expression; rather it made newness, noise and the machine aesthetic an end in itself. In this it was essentially a Futurist work before it was a musical work. But a musical work it is nevertheless, and a classic. Most familiar is the much-reduced 1953 concert version. Then there was a release some years ago of a reconstruction of the 1923 version, in which 9 grand pianos replaced the 12 player-pianos when it became clear that the mechanical pianos could not be synchronised. The invention of the synclavier and MIDI have changed all that and this is a full reproduction of Antheil's original score. The DVD also contains Ferdinand Leger's 1935 experimental film 'Ballet Mechanique', made to be shown synchronised with the music, as well as useful interviews with archivist and composer Charles Amirkhanian, film composer David Raksin, composer Henry Brant and several others. Total time just under 3 hours.
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A Medicaid trigger: Protecting NH from CongressEDITORIAL
October 10. 2013 9:31PM
At the state Medicaid Expansion Commission meeting on Tuesday, expansion supporter Sen. Peggy Gilmour, D-Hollis, inadvertently exposed the flaw in her own side with a pithy riposte to expansion opponent Rep. Neal Kurk, R-Weare.
Kurk pushed for a plan that would have the state expand Medicaid, but automatically revert to current eligibility levels if the state costs exceed estimates by 10 percent. Gilmour opposed any automatic withdrawal, saying, "I have confidence that future Legislatures can essentially think for themselves," The Telegraph of Nashua reported.
They can — as can future Congresses. The pro-expansion case is that nearly doubling Medicaid eligibility from 63 percent to 138 percent of the poverty level will cost New Hampshire nothing because Washington offers to pay 100 percent of the cost for three years and 90 percent thereafter.
But because every Legislature can think for itself, an expansion of Medicaid eligibility would be a bet against the prospect of any future Congress reducing Washington's share of Medicaid expenses. With the federal debt becoming an ever larger burden, the likelihood that Congress will continue funding 90 percent of the costs forever is next to zero. Kurk's trigger idea is a smart one. It's too bad the commission thought otherwise.


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Zentis, a leading fruit processing company in the United States and Europe, plans to build a new manufacturing facility in the state of Idaho, according to a press release posted on businesswire.com.
But regional economic development officials said Thursday they no nothing about the proposed facilty.
The press release appears to be from Zentis, listing valid contact information for the company, but Capital Press has not yet been able to verify the information with company officials. Phone calls and email to those officials have not yet been returned.
The press release states the 100,000 square foot plant with more than 100 million pounds of production capacity will be fully operational in the summer of 2014.
The press release does not state the location of the plant, but a listing for a job opening with Zentis for a food scientist on www.FoodHACCP states the job will be located in Twin Falls, Idaho.
At the Southern Idaho Economic Development (SEIDO) annual summit in Twin Falls Thursday, SEIDO Executive Director Jan Rogers said an announcement on two large food companies coming to southern Idaho is imminent.
But she told Capital Press Zentis is not one of those companies.
Rogers said she has heard rumors of Zentis locating in Idaho for the last couple of months and has seen the press release, but no one from the state level down has any knowledge of the company building a plant in Idaho.
It's just a mystery at this point, she said.
It's highly unusual that a company would build such a large plant without anyone knowing about it. Companies are usually looking for economic incentives and have to obtain permits to build a plant, she said.
It could be happening, and the company could be partnering with another industry. But if it is happening, someone is keeping it really close to his vest, she said.
If Zentis did build a plant in Idaho, the assumption is it would be in southern Idaho because Zentis is a supplier to both Dannon in South Jordan, Utah, and Chobani in Twin Falls, she said.
Headquartered in Aachen, Germany, Zentis specializes in fruit preparations for the dairy, bakery and confectionary industries. Innovative developments for the dairy industry are a core competence of the company, such as the newest market introduction of stable chocolate and cereals for yogurt, the press release states.
The investment in the Idaho plant will allow Zentis to better serve its long-term dairy partners, who depend upon the company to help them grow with innovative products that continually delight their consumers, the release states.
As a partner to the dairy industry, Zentis embarked upon opening a new manufacturing plant in response to the continual growth of the yogurt category and the increased demand for customized, innovative fruit preparation solutions for new products, according to the press release.
The new plant will add to Zentis' network of U.S. manufacturing operations in Gardena, Calif., Plymouth, Ind. and Philadelphia. The company employs more than 500 people in the U.S. Zentis also has plants in Germany, Poland, Hungary, and Russia, the release states.
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STOCKTON - A 45-year-old Latino man was shot Tuesday seconds after leaving a Stockton convenience store, where he had spent more than 30 minutes conversing with customers while playing lottery scratchers, police and witnesses said.
STOCKTON - A 45-year-old Latino man was shot Tuesday seconds after leaving a Stockton convenience store, where he had spent more than 30 minutes conversing with customers while playing lottery scratchers, police and witnesses said.
The man told witnesses he was waiting for a ride before leaving the R&P convenience store in the 300 block of South San Joaquin Street shortly after 7 p.m. Less than a minute later, he re-entered the store complaining of a gunshot wound to the back before slumping over a freezer unit near the front counter, witnesses said.
"He went out the door and then 'boom, boom, boom,' " said Lalonnie Mack, a 38-year-old Stockton resident who was inside the store at the time of the shooting. "He came back in the store and said, 'I got shot in my back.' "
The victim's gray, bloodstained T-shirt and small drops of blood remained on a freezer containing ice cream bars after he was rushed to a hospital, where he was listed in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
The victim told police he did not see his assailant.
"He said he heard shots but didn't see who the shooter was," police Lt. Lee Kissell said. "He said he was just minding his own business, heard shots and felt pain in his back."
Police believe the shooting occurred down the street from the convenience store near the intersection of South San Joaquin and East Sonora streets.
Store owner Frank Ali said another man was shot outside his store about a week ago.
"There is so much crime here," he said. "They have to do something about this."
Mike Billings, a resident of a nearby apartment building, identified himself as the victim's roommate. Billings said the victim's first name is Richard but he doesn't know his last name, adding they met two months ago when they became roommates.
"I couldn't believe he got shot," Billings said. "I've been shot before, too, so I kind of understand, but I don't know why someone would shoot Richard unless there's someone out here picking people off randomly."
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TMX Group Ltd., owner of Canada's equity and derivatives exchanges, will expand its offerings of fixed-income products as regulations drive trading to public markets, Chief Executive Officer Thomas Kloet said.
The new products are likely to be helped by the Dodd-Frank law in the U.S. and other regulations designed to reduce risk and increase trading transparency after the 2008 global financial crisis, Kloet said in an interview at Bloomberg's Toronto office. The regulations create "enormous potential" for exchanges and clearing house operators, the 54-year-old CEO said.
"It's a fundamental sea change, bigger than I've ever seen in the last 30 years," Kloet said. "The fixed-income space is a natural space for us to look at. We have a relatively modest position in fixed income."
The parent of the Toronto Stock Exchange, taken over by Canadian banks and pension funds September, is integrating businesses gained from the C$3.73 billion ($3.74 billion) deal. The merger brought Canada's main equity exchanges and clearing services under one roof, adding stock exchange competitor Alpha Group and the Canadian Depository for Securities Ltd. clearing house.
TMX aims to attract more customers and accelerate fixed- income electronic trading with the new products. The firm already owns the Montreal derivatives exchange, as well as its Shorcan Brokers inter-dealer bond broker and a 47 percent stake in Candeal.ca Inc., the fixed-income venue for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments.
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"It seems to be, to me, an extremely logical move," Michael Smedley, who helps manage about C$1 billion at Morgan Meighen & Associates in Toronto including TMX shares. "It's probably a great advance forward."
TMX Group rose 0.6 percent to C$50.29 at 9:46 a.m. trading in Toronto. The stock has fallen 1.6 percent this month, compared with the 0.5 percent decline of the 44-company S&P/TSX Financials Index.
TMX received 43 percent of third-quarter revenue of C$171.5 million from trading and clearing of equities, fixed income, derivatives and energy contracts, according to company filings. Twenty-seven percent of revenue comes from providing market data, while 26 percent is from listing fees.
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This year is the 100 th anniversary of the birth of Arthur C. Clarke, renowned writer, futurist, and technologist. In honor of Sir Arthur, the Arthur C. Clarke Foundation launched an intergenerational imagination movement to unleash imagination's power to address the momentous challenges that will shape humanity's future. The kickoff for this undertakingwasthe first "Unleash Imagination – Shape the Future" Conference on December 9, 2017 at George Washington University —a few days shy of Sir Arthur's birthday. Wefollowed it with presentation of the prestigious Arthur C. Clarke Awards and a special Centenary Celebration Dinner.
The aim of our intergenerational movement is to stimulate renewed attention to imagination as a critical tool in helping humanity actively choose its future. This future is already with us, posing a range of global and historic challenges—the earth's environment, the spread of artificial intelligence and smart electronic networks, and the very idea of what it means to be human.
To face this future, the Clarke Foundation looks to inspire leaders, workers, youth and adults to embrace imagination as a critical method for preparing themselves and their organizations, their communities, and their fellow humans around the world lead through new ideas, through fresh yet empirically rooted actions. As an intergenerational undertaking, a special focus will be on encouraging youth to think imaginatively and, in turn, to stimulate society's leading organizations to themselves reassess their decisional processes to reawaken imagination as a partner in their preparation for these future challenges, now and going forward.
Through his life and actions, Sir Arthur stood for a clear ideal, that to realize a healthy, secure humanity, we must use all of our cognitive and creative capabilities to address the future of our planet, its inhabitants and the potential of our universe and beyond. There are times when the challenges confronting us feel intractable, when we worry that we stand on the precipice of technical and other changes that we cannot control. Sir Arthur's life work, though, reminds us that we already have a singularly, powerful tool to shape a positive future– imagination – a tool that too often sits in our toolbox unused or underutilized.
We know children have rich imaginations but have yet to acquire expertise and experience. In contrast, adults, regardless of age, have acquired expertise but often see imagination as marginal to their professional lives. Our educational systems, our institutions, our companies too often squeeze imagination out of decision-making. All of which raises the question, "Are we prepared for and able to lead thoughtful responses to future challenges?"
Sir Arthur's Centenary is a prime moment to create a global community more attuned to ways in which we can understand our most urgent needs and think constructively and imaginatively about shaping our future. "Unleash Imagination" conferencelaunched our program, which has been designed for these purposes and, more specifically, will be comprised of three connected streams:
• The Clarke Young Leaders initiatives aim to nurture young imagination through science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, which we call I-STEAM. We seek to empower creative young leadership with a heart for benefiting humanity today and strong, imaginative leadership for our future. This will be implemented through several initiatives: organize international youth competitions to examine challenges in their communities; develop toolkits for I-STEAM projects and establishment of Clarke Imagination Clubs; and opportunities for peer-to- peer and intergenerational mentoring and collaboration. We are pleased to announce that the first Imagine the Future Youth Video Challenge was launched this week. It is open to young people aged 11 to 18 years old. It can be found at http://www.clarkefoundation.org/imagine-the- future-youth- video-challenge.
• The Arthur C. Clarke Conversations on Imagination: Reimagining the Future, will be an on-going series of live and live streamed, curated "conversations" between highly imaginative solution finders. The Conversations will seek to open new pathways for addressing problems that might otherwise seem intractable. They will focus on using imagination to illuminate big ideas, actions, and consequences facing humanity through the next 25 years. The Conversations will be designed to demonstrate that organizations, institutions and individuals can productively use imagination in their day-to- day decision-making and, as Sir Arthur said, venture "a little way into the impossible." The two inaugural Conversations on December 9 will be "Reimagining Imagination and its Power to Shape the Future" and "Reimagining the Future for Humans in an Advanced AI World."
• Unleash Imagination will create space and opportunity for inter-generational conversation and collaboration. As part of the 100th birthday celebratory program, we will hold our first session between young leaders and some of today's fertile thinkers and actors. The ideas growing from this dialogue, "Reimagining Leadership – The Power of Intergenerational Collaboration," will feed into future Clarke Conversations on Imagination. The Clarke Foundation will be adding on-going opportunities for intergenerational communication, collaboration and co-mentoring. The Arthur C. Clarke Foundation's programmatic partners for Unleash Imagination are the Foundation's sister organization, the Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination at the University of California at San Diego, www.imagination.ucsd.edu, Youth Service America, ww.ysa.org, and KID Museum, www.kid-museum.org.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Decemberfor ourcelebration of Sir Arthur's Centenary and our first "Unleash Imagination – Shape the Future" Conference and the Clarke Centenary reception and celebratory dinner. Thank you for joining our imagination movement.
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The public hearing before Camden County Planning and Zoning on a proposed rezoning tied to a special use permit application to quarry and eventually commercially develop property on Highway 5 at Tree Lane has been continued to Aug. 21. The hearing, and not just the case itself, was continued from the July 17 meeting due to the county's request for more information from applicant Mark Magruder.
The public hearing before Camden County Planning and Zoning on a proposed rezoning tied to a special use permit application to quarry and eventually commercially develop property on Highway 5 at Tree Lane has been continued to Aug. 21. The hearing, and not just the case itself, was continued from the July 17 meeting due to the county's request for more information from applicant Mark Magruder.
In a dual application, Magruder Quarry & Equipment and Charles and Phyllis Turner are seeking to rezone 30 acres of agricultural-residential land in the county directly south of an existing quarry in Sunrise Beach to high impact commercial - the zoning designation for big box stores. They have also applied for a special use permit (SUP) from the Board of Adjustment to quarry - mining and selling rock - to get the property to grade for potential business development.
While the property involved in the rezoning case is located in the county, the overall plan includes land within the adjacent Village of Sunrise Beach.
The project area fronts Highway 5 from Eddie Ave. on the north and Tree Lane and Westerner Rd. on the south. Magruder's existing quarry is located in town. It is zoned general commercial and is a non-conforming pre-existing use under the city's zoning code.
The development plan indicates the intent to develop the 60 total acres of the existing and proposed quarry as a large retail center. The proposal would approximately double the size of the current mining operation.
Surrounding zoning of the properties includes mostly single family residential to the south and west with some agriculture-residential as well. There is medium impact commercial zoning (B-2) across the highway to the east and a small section of B-2 to the south on Highway 5.
According to County P&Z Administrator Don Hathaway, the Camden County Planning Commission is seeking a general traffic study, an amount of soil volume to be removed and grading plan in accordance with information the county can request under Appendix A for preliminary plats.
This information is needed to give the county a better idea on the time frame for the proposed quarry operation to level the ground sufficiently for a commercial development. It would also give them a better idea of the feasibility of the overall proposal, Hathaway said.
With the proposed depth of the quarry, a retail development might not be accessible via the existing roads.
It is currently proposed to level the property at a depth of approximately 700 feet below sea level which would put the land about 120 feet below the highway though the site may be sloped from the roadway to the development.
With new information to come from the applicant, testimony will be allowed to continue from both proponents and detractors.
With the Urban Services Boundary Agreement between Sunrise Beach and Camden County, Sunrise Beach is allowed to officially comment on P&Z cases involving property within 1 1/2 miles of the village-county boundary.
The Sunrise Beach Planning Commission may also review the new information in case though the Sunrise Beach Board of Trustees has already voted in opposition to the current proposal.
With the village opposition, a two-thirds majority is required to pass the rezoning request as it now stands.
The quarry in Sunrise Beach has long been a contentious issue.
In 2007, the existing quarry was located within the county and sought under a different operator to rezone from agricultural-residential to agricultural that would have made the quarrying at the site a permissable use under Camden County code. The quarry then successfully sought annexation into the village which had no zoning at that time.
Village trustees later stated that they were unaware of any issue with the quarry. No opposition was present at the public hearing or in the immediate weeks after.
Residents and business owners with complaints about blasting and fly rock from the quarry damaging buildings eventually organized and addressed the town trustees to try to get the board to shut down quarry operations.
Their efforts eventually lead to some changes in state blasting ordinances as well as the implementation of planning and zoning in Sunrise Beach in 2009.
Residents also protested an asphalt plant under a different operator at the site. It was later shut down after going dormant and losing its grandfathered status.
At some point Magruder Limestone took over operations at the quarry.
The company has cleaned up the site to some extent and has had fewer complaints from the neighborhood.
Around 40 residents attended the July 17 meeting of the Camden County Planning Commission to speak out against the rezoning and SUP. They testified not only to problems with the quarry in the past when it was operating under the other company but also to complaints about the current operations.
Todd Williams purchased his home in the area about six months ago and said he could feel the boom from blasting at the quarry.
Business and home owner in the area Barb Robinson also testified to current blasting operations rattling the windows at her business and dust coming up out of the quarry.
Other residents expressed concerns about blasting and dust as well as the feasibility of the proposal, fearing the expansion would just lead to more problems from blasting and another big hole in the ground.
Nearby business owner Al Bisogno claimed that the lack of complaints being formally reported were due to homeowners' fear of their insurance being cancelled due to damage allegedly from blasting. This was testimony he made third hand after speaking with homeowners who either did not attend the hearing or did not get up to speak on their own behalf.
According to Magruder's representative, engineer Matt Marschke, all blasts are recorded with a seismograph and have not exceeded state standards though Robinson then claimed that the seismograph testing was not being done properly.
With timed blasts, there has also been no more fly rock outside of the quarry since Magruder took over, Marschke said.
While admitting that a bad operator had certainly been at the site, Marschke said the quarry is now in compliance and that the proposal is an attempt by Magruder to leave the current quarry site in a financially feasible way without removing all of the marketable rock. By flattening the 60 acre site, the property would have significant value for development, he said, especially in light of recent growth in the Sunrise Beach area.
"The rock is too valuable to just stop now," Marschke said.
He indicated they might also be willing to reduce the zoning request to medium impact commercial (B-2) if that was preferable to the county and village which would likely need to annex a commercial development at the site to provide water and sewer services
If the current proposal in question is denied, Marschke said the quarry at the existing location would continue and would just go deeper instead of going out with their state permit allowing them at least 20 more years of operations.
That could leave the area with an unusable large hole in the ground with no value that would be detrimental to property values in the area in addition to possibly being a public safety concern, the application states.
Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Land Reclamation Commission only requires the quarry operator to seed and mulch the site after mining ceases.
"The end goal is to increase the tax base with a new commercial for the community and mitigate the current blight of the existing quarry," Hathaway commented after the hearing.
A similar proposal was made to the the Village of Sunrise Beach in 2009. That proposal included moving Eddie Ave. to quarry out further with the stated intent to then develop the existing location as a commercial site. The Sunrise Beach Board of Trustees denied the proposal after residents in the area protested the proposal.
A temporary asphalt plant proposed at the existing quarry site was denied by Sunrise Beach earlier this year.


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Lopez Obrador, who campaigned on vows to transform Mexico and oust the "mafia of power" ruling the country, rode widespread voter anger and discontent with the governing Institutional Revolution Party, or PRI, of President Enrique Pena Nieto and had led opinion polls since the beginning of the campaign.
The PRI, which dominated Mexican politics for nearly the entire 20th century and recaptured the presidency in 2012, was set to suffer heavy losses not just for the presidency but in down-ballot races as well.
In brief remarks at a hotel in central Mexico City, Lopez Obrador called for reconciliation after a polarizing campaign and promised profound change that respects the law and constitutional order.
"I confess that I have a legitimate ambition: I want to go down in history as a good president of Mexico," said Lopez Obrador, who won after losses in the previous two elections. "I desire with all my soul to raise the greatness of our country on high."
The president-in-waiting devoted much of his speech to appealing to citizens of all stripes and seeking to reassure those who have eyed his candidacy nervously.
"This new national project will seek to establish an authentic democracy and we do not intend to establish a dictatorship," Lopez Obrador said. "The changes will be profound, but in accordance with established order."
Conservative Ricardo Anaya of a right-left coalition and the PRI's Jose Antonio Meade acknowledged defeat shortly after polls closed nationwide. The quick count had them around 22 percent and 16 percent, respectively.
"The tendency favors Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. ... I recognize his triumph," Anaya said in a speech to supporters.
"For the good of Mexico, I wish him the greatest success," Meade said minutes earlier.
Lopez Obrador supporters began wild celebrations in Mexico City, cruising up and down the central Paseo de la Reforma boulevard honking horns to the tune of "Viva Mexico!" and waving Mexican flags from car windows and moon roofs.
Thousands poured into the sprawling main square known as the Zocalo, where the 64-year-old former mayor had called on his backers to rally. Many danced to the trills of mariachi music.
Lopez Obrador spoke to the crowd there around midnight, saying to loud applause: "Today one stage has ended and we are going to begin another one — we are going to transform Mexico!"
Retired teacher Susana Zuniga beamed and said the country was experiencing a moment similar to the Mexican Revolution a century ago.
"The people are fed up," Zuniga said. "That is what brought us to this."
U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted congratulations: "I look very much forward to working with him. There is much to be done that will benefit both the United States and Mexico!"
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The revamping of a cookie-cutter bungalow is easier than one would imagine. Warm and harmonizing hues for the walls and shutters, added contemporary elements and removal of unsightly details are just what this home needs.
I love flower boxes but since the access for watering plants could be obstructed by the vegetation of the new flower beds, it's best to condemn it.
The inspiration for the colour choices obviously starts with the predominating tawny roof.
These mid-century constructions often had a combination of two or three different bricks. It wasn't always a good marriage. In this case, the facades have long and narrow muddy grey as well as gingery blocks. They were paired with bright multi-coloured red bricks (not shown). The owner doesn't seem to appreciate their distracting effect. For a more unified look, painting it with a good quality specialized product could be a solution.
The grey is our neutral so we forget about it. The use of a warm golden sandy tint for the siding along with a slightly darker tone from the same palette for the new shutters would be a natural association with the new reddishbrown door. Exterior acrylic paint in a matte finish for the walls and a semi-gloss finish for the door and shutters would work. The roughcast should also be painted the same dingy grey as the lightest block in a matte finish.
As you may know by now, I'm not a fan of aluminum doors. They look dated and tired. A sleek new door and a bolder light fixture would contribute to a quick shift into the 21st century. For safety, a single and plain white railing could be installed on the left side of the stairs.
There is a separate garage in the back that would have to be painted in the same colour scheme as the house. Its door should not be auburn like the house since it's a big surface. We don't want it to be overpowering so the colour of the shutters could be a more appropriate choice.
An extensive excavation was underway this autumn. This is a good blank canvas to create a newly shaped pathway. In the past, the narrow walk was closer to the wall. The lot had a steep embankment. For easier lawn mowing, I propose a more gradual slant towards the street and a slightly more abrupt bump on the edge of the driveway.
I present the use of evergreens and persistent shrubs to anchor the composition of this maintenance-free landscaping. An introduction of orange blooms will offer a desired hint of colour.
Hedges will redefine and frame the flower bed and soften the pathway. Their stream lines look tailored and calming.
A border would be imperative to separate the lawn from the new vegetation. At the end of the bed, a Cotoneaster Coral Beauty with its all-year-round shiny leaves could eventually be used to hold and cover the slope near the driveway. In the first year, a layer of 4'' thick dark brown mulch around this plant is a good way to prevent the soil from running onto the asphalt. For a nice finishing touch, a large white flowered container placed between the door and the small window will greet the homeowner after a long day at work.
Vegetation (from left to right):
- Spirea X Van Houttei (bush, white blooms)
- Potentilla Fructicosa Red Robin (hedge, orange blooms)
- Thuja Occidentalis De-groots Spire (pyramidal evergreen)
- Campanula Capartica (per-ennial hedge, white blooms)
- Antirrhinum Majus (or-ange annuals, container)
- Catharanthus Vinca Rosea (white annuals, container)
- Buxus Microphylla Ko-reana (persistent shrubs, hedge)
- Taxus X Media Densi-formis (evergreen, near porch)
- Campanula Persifolia (per-ennial, white blooms)
- Asclepias Tuberosa (three to five perennials, orange blooms)
- Euonymus Emerald Gaiety (persistent shrub, silver)
- Hydrangea Annabelle (shrub, white clusters)
- Cotoneaster Coral Beauty (persistent shrub, red fruits)
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Teen party takes Derry rep by surpriseBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 17. 2013 1:51AM
DERRY — State Rep. Frank Sapareto said he fell asleep early Saturday after allowing his son to host a small after-prom party and woke up to discover police at his home busting up an underage drinking party.
"Everything was quiet. There was no noise," he said of the gathering, which was held in the basement of his 14 Oxbow Lane home. "I have a standing rule in my house that no alcohol is allowed."
He said police told him youths had sneaked in through a bulkhead.
He said he did not allow police into his home, but immediately kicked everyone out of his house.
WMUR TV reported that 27 underage drinkers and alcohol were found at the home, and that one girl was taken to a hospital after ingesting an unknown substance.
The report said police stayed on the property while parents were called to pick up the party-goers.
Sapareto said he is surprised that the incident is drawing media attention.
"I'm not even charged with anything," he said.
The incident comes one year after Sapareto was charged with three counts of assault stemming from an incident in which he was trying to keep himself between his girlfriend, Barbara Battite, and her son, Anthony Battite, during an argument in May 2012.
Sapareto said that case hasn't yet been resolved.
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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Gatsas upset over a debate invitation that wasn'tBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
August 31. 2013 11:33PM
On Tuesday, the campaign of mayoral candidate Patrick Arnold sent out a press release stating, "I applaud the other candidates in the race for agreeing to participate in a debate leading up to the city's Primary Election in September."
It seemed pretty straightforward at first blush, but Mayor Ted Gatsas was seeing red. It turns out Gatsas was never asked to participate in the debate, and by the end of the week the Democratic alderman was fending off charges that his campaign was engaging in dirty tricks.
Arnold's release was notable for its details. The debate would feature him, Gatsas and Glenn R.J. Ouellette, the activist - or gadfly, depending on your perspective. It would take place Sept. 11 from 7 to 9 p.m, a week before the Sept. 17 primary. "Republican at-large Alderman Joe Kelly Levasseur and Democratic state Rep. Bob Backus are co-sponsoring the debate during their respective Wednesday evening television shows on Manchester Public Television," the release explained - and the debate would be moderated by Ward 1 school board member Sarah Ambrogi.
This reporter was briefly duped into thinking the debate was a done deal, even though those details were puzzling. Why would Gatsas agree to a debate co-sponsored by Levasseur, who seems to be his personal kryptonite, or one moderated by Ambrogi, who is backing his opponent?
The answer, of course, is that Gatsas hadn't come close to signing on.
"I was never asked. None was ever scheduled, and I would never participate in a debate on September 11th," Gatsas told me. "I wouldn't only not debate on September 11th, I wouldn't do anything political."
At the risk of understatement, Gatsas was upset.
So, was Arnold engaging in dirty tricks or, at the very least, baiting the mayor?
"It was my understanding that all the candidates were aware of the debate and all the candidates agreed to participate," he said.
Upon learning that Gatsas would not be participating, Arnold said, "I think it's unfortunate for the voters, the taxpayers and the citizens of Manchester, who deserve a fair vetting of the issues and to hear the views of anyone seeking the office of mayor."
Arnold said his "understanding" that all the candidates were on board came from people at last week's PeopleFest event at Veterans Memorial Park who heard the mayor express his willingness to have a primary debate.
"I guess it was their misunderstanding," he said of those people, whom he said he could not name.
Gatsas said the only debate he was committed to at this point was the one in October that would be sponsored by the chamber of commerce - "if I'm fortunate enough to make it past the primary."
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One of the more hotly contested races in the primary election is for the Ward 11 alderman seat. Incumbent Phil Greazzo is being challenged by Jane Beaulieu, a longtime activist and current state representative, and Bill Barry, who made a respectable run for Hillsborough County sheriff in 2012.
Greazzo was given some ammunition when it was revealed last month that Beaulieu had presided over the city's Conservation Commission as its chairman for the past year while the terms of most of its commissioners had expired. Greazzo also noted that the commission was not keeping minutes from its meetings.
Since then, Mayor Gatsas has nominated a new set of commissioners, and they're expected to be confirmed at the aldermen's next meeting. Beaulieu won't be among them; after having served on the commission for nearly two decades, she's term-limited out.
Still, Greazzo said the whole episode raises questions about Beaulieu's leadership. "She's been involved in other meetings that require quorums. You can't expect someone who wants to be alderman to not learn that by now, given the number of years she's been at it," he said.
Beaulieu insisted that it was up to the mayor and aldermen to appoint and renew the terms of commissioners. "They dropped the ball," she said. "What can I say? We did not know. We're a volunteer board."
There is agreement between Beaulieu and Greazzo on one point: where the concerns about the commission first came from - the chairman of the Madison Way condominium association, a subdivision off Candia Road on the East Side.
The association had been before the Conservation Commission with a request to remove trees in the subdivision. The chairman subsequently removed more than 100 trees, far more than the number Beaulieu says the commission supported.
"It was basically a clear-cut," Beaulieu said.
Of course, Greazzo has a different take on the grievances expressed by the association
"Their thing was that the commission was not legitimate, and it's giving us orders," he said.
Beaulieu said she will continue to raise questions about what she says was the leveling of 200 trees.
"It doesn't matter whether I'm on the Conservation Commission or not," she said. "It's still something I can pursue."
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Monday's Board of School Committee meeting - the last before the first day of school this Wednesday - was an eventful one. The board was presented with preliminary class size projections, showing about a dozen high school classes with more than 30 students and close to 100 middle school classes over the state limit.
The board wrestled with the new start and stop times for the school day and the possibility - raised alarmingly by principals - that there wouldn't be enough staff to supervise students after the final bell.
The board also agreed to give the new superintendent, Debra Livingston, the authority to make spot hires of teachers, bypassing the board's normal approval process. Livingston noted that the board had granted the superintendent similar power before the 2011 school year.
The request was an indication that the schools' staffing needs have not been entirely settled. And the board's willingness to grant Livingston the authority, with little debate, reflected both an acknowledgement that the opening days of the school year in Manchester can be chaotic - and a desire by the board to cut the new chief some slack.
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The disease caused by spending many many hours at your local watering hole, in this case, the American Legion. Onset usually occurs hours to days after drinking has begun. Symptoms include: moderate to extreme embarrassment, dehydration, regret, shame, perhaps a general feeling of "what the hell happened last night?" etc
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The May 2011 Smithsonian arrived recently. In it was an article by James Gleick on Memes. This is the same Gleick who in 1987 wrote: Chaos: Making a New Science, and who has a new book this year called: The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood. In fact, the Smithsonian article is adapted from that book. The word, meme was coined by Richard Dawkins, in his 1976 book, The Selfish Gene (see page 192) . So this article is a meme upon the venerable meme, a kind of meta-meme, which I will coin as: meme-meme.
Dawkins defined a meme as, " … a name for the new kind of replicator, a noun that conveys the idea of a unit of cultural transmission." Dawkins said the analogy was: Cultural Transmission = Genetic Transmission. And so by Dawkins' utterance, a meme was born (created). He said it sounded vaguely like gene, rhymes with cream, and might even conjure to mind the word memory. So we have gene, cream, memory as the Mnemonic device for remembering the word meme. He originally wanted to use 'Mimeme', but then decided upon a monosyllabic word (how atomic) meme. However, this jester thinks, Dawkins writings and ideas are all about, ME, not my me, but his (Dawkins') me. Notice how meme is a self-replicated version of the word 'me'. Hence, my meta-meme is meme-meme; So it naturally follows that it is all about me and he (my me first, then his me). Well it was defined in the Selfish Gene (uh Meme), so perhaps, me-me-me-me should be an understood pun? Stanczyk does not know, having never met Dr. Dawkins and thus unable to pose the question.
Why is the CHAOS guy writing about the MEME (uh Gene) guy? After reading the adaption of Gleick's book in the Smithsonian article I am not certain. It was very interesting. But I am not certain I even agree with Gleick's article. Gleick said that Hula Hoop ® (an object) is not a meme. Although I suppose his article and mine writing about the Hula Hoop are a meme. Why can't an object be a meme? One could suppose a Hula Hoop is a cultural unit and perhaps our parent's purchase, was the cultural transmission. Obviously the Hula Hoop was the latest evolution of the hoop as a toy, when in 1958 Whamo waxed Alliterative and tying the hoop to the Hawaiian dance (soon to be a state in 1959) and we had a fad whose meme is legendary. So let's wax philosophical…
If a Hula Hoop is in the woods (without anyone around to hear it) is it still a meme? What if there is also a child in that woods? How about we add an Ad-Man? But still with only a child and Ad-Man to witness it perhaps there is no cultural transmission. Perhaps we need to add another child to watch the first child play with the Hula Hoop — are we getting anywhere near a meme yet? If so what is the meme: Hula Hoop, child (1st), Ad-Man, child(2nd), watching a child play ? Is the dark matter between the two children the meme — some kind of quantum cultural transmission? Perhaps we need a TV to broadcast the the two children in the woods to other children (elsewhere) to have a meme. Is the TV or the broadcaster the meme; perhaps it is the commercial being broadcast that is the meme? And who was meme creator? What if the other children did not want to play with the Hula Hoop; Would the concept of a Hula Hoop have been a meme, would these articles still be meme(s)? When are two memes sufficiently alike to be considered the same meme?
Why did the Journal of Memetics become extinct and yet the venerable meme (not to be confused with my meme about the meme) continue to live on?
Please keep the meme alive and also my meta-meme (aka meme-meme) alive and tweet and re-tweet this article. Share it on Facebook with your friends. Write about it in science Journals. Send it in emails. In order for me to ensure its survival I am including the hash tag: #Viral.
For God's sake save the meme (and the meme-meme), just like the Whale, snail-darters, and Yellowstone Wolves. A Meme is a terrible thing to waste — Pass it on. Thank you for reading my theme (uh meme, uh meme-meme). I am hopeful that some other blogger or writer or researcher will write about my meta-meme (aka the meme-meme) and create his/her meta-meta-meme. I replicate therefore I meme.


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Would-be bank robber had gun and mask, but what he needed was a watch
February 01. 2013 9:22AM
MANCHESTER - Police said a masked man tried to rob Citizens Bank on Brown Avenue early Friday morning but failed because the bank had yet to open.
Sgt. Craig Rousseau said the robber entered the vestibule of the bank, located at 2035 Brown Ave., a few minutes before 9 a.m. and found the interior doors locked because the bank , which opens at 9 o'clock, had yet to open.
The robber, who had a red ski mask covering his face, banged on the doors with a black semi-automatic handgun, yelling for employees to open them.
When he figured out they were not going to let him in, he ran out and towards the back of the bank, Rousseau said.
Police are looking for a white man, about 5-foot-9, 190 to 200 pounds. He was wearing the mask, a dark jacket and yellow gloves. He also had a backpack with a white stripe on it.
Anyone with information about the attempted robbery is asked to call police at 668-8711 or, to remain anonymous, Manchester Crimeline at 624-4040.


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Search continues for missing Charlestown womanBy MEGHAN PIERCE, Sunday News Correspondent
and SHAWNE K. WICKHAM, New Hampshire Sunday News
June 29. 2013 10:01PM
Kelly Robarge's Charlestown home is a crime scene and authorities have been using cadaver and search dogs on the ground and a helicopter above to hunt for the missing woman this weekend.
Robarge, 42, of 124 Happy Acres Road, was last seen in the late morning hours on Thursday, and worried family and friends reported her missing around 4:30 p.m. that day, according to Susan Morrell, senior assistant attorney general.
She would not say what evidence prompted authorities to issue a news release on Friday stating they believe Robarge "suffered significant physical harm or death."
"I can't comment on where any of the evidence is leading us other than it's given us cause for concern for her safety," she said.
Morrell would not say whether blood was found inside Robarge's home, which is at the end of a dead-end, dirt road in a heavily wooded area off Route 11/12 near the Claremont line. But she confirmed the home "is being examined as a crime scene."
Morrell would not confirm media reports that Robarge had filed for divorce from her husband, James Robarge, on Thursday in a Claremont court. "I'm not going to comment on her personal life and her family life," she said.
Morrell said the state Fish and Game Department is coordinating the search for Robarge, which has pulled in dozens of law enforcement officials from New Hampshire and Vermont. Asked whether they're searching the Connecticut River, she refused to say what the search area encompasses.
Jeanne White lives on Happy Acres Road just down the street from the Robarge home, where she said only a single state police cruiser remained on Saturday afternoon. "But we've had helicopters flying over the whole area pretty much all day," she said. "They go back and forth, back and forth, in a grid."
On Friday, she estimated as many as 20 police vehicles were on her road.
White said Kelly Robarge has two adult daughters and a young grandson.
White said the first inkling of trouble came Thursday evening, when a neighbor called to check on the well-being of her husband, who has a medical condition. The neighbor told them to look outside, where they saw five state police cruisers and a local police cruiser parked near the end of their driveway.
A state trooper from the Major Crime Unit came by to interview the Whites, asking them when they had been home Thursday and whether they had heard anything. They heard nothing, she said, but the air conditioning was on, and the roar of a rain-swollen brook on their property would have masked any noise.
Her husband asked the trooper whether someone was dead. "He said, 'We just don't know,'" White said.
Still, she said, "We just thought that they must have found a crime scene and maybe some kind of violence because it sounded that way."
Another neighbor, Ernie Hewey, said the Robarges have lived on Happy Acres Road since 2007 or 2008. "We liked them both, Kelly and Jim, and the girls," he said. "They were dog people."
"They seemed like pretty nice people," his wife, Cathy Hewey, said.
The more time passes, the more White fears the worst. "At first, it didn't bother me much, but the longer she's missing, it just seems really real now," she said.
Asked whether there's a risk to the public, given the suspicious disappearance of a local woman, Morrell said it's too soon to definitively answer that question.
"We are just trying to sort out what happened now, so people should be aware of their surroundings, but beyond that, I don't think it's appropriate to sound the alarm bells," she said.
Authorities are asking anyone with information regarding the disappearance or whereabouts of Robarge to contact state police at 271-3636.
"We're concerned for her safety, and we would like the public's help," Morrell said.
swickham@ unonleader.com
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College Sports Roundup: Rivier rallies to tip Norwich
January 31. 2013 11:17PM
Garon Whitney's steal and dunk in the final seconds lifted Rivier College to a 51-50 triumph at Norwich University, and the Raiders clinched a playoff spot with a thrilling road win at Northfield, Vt., on Thursday. Whitney, of Dover High, grabbed a dozen rebounds as Rivier improved to 10-10 overall and 6-7 in the North Atlantic Conference.
Tom Poitras of Bow, a 6-foot-5 junior, scored 28 points to lead the Raiders, who trailed by seven points with 1:58 left in regulation.
Women's basketball
Daniel Webster 51, Becker 39: Vanessa Bosques notched a game-high 20 points for DWC.
time in its last 11 outings, posting a 51-39 victory over Becker in a NECC matchup Thursday night at Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Bosques drained four three-pointers and added seven rebounds and Emily Travis added 10 points, nine rebounds, five steals and four assists as the Eagles improved to 9-10 overall (9-3 NECC) after starting the season 0-8.
Ashley Giampetruzzi of Mancheste added eight points for the hosts.


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By Terry Kovel
High-society Victorians had a formal way to meet new friends. No playground visits, no social media. The only proper method was an exchange of calling cards, often called "visiting cards." The system gave the elite a chance to screen newcomers and reject the "unwanted."
The man's card was small enough to fit in his breast pocket. The woman's card was a little larger. Both were engraved with the person's name and a title, such as Mr. or Mrs., or rank, like Governor, in a simple typestyle.
By the end of the century, an address was included, and the typescript was more elaborate.
To meet a neighbor, you went in a carriage to deliver a calling card. Your driver gave it to a maid, who took it to the lady of the house. She decided if she was "not at home" or "at home." The "at home" meant you could meet right away. "Not at home" meant she didn't want to meet you then and may never want to meet you.
A card was left on the pile in a silver dish in the hall. The card with the most impressive name was kept on the top.
Calling cards for those of lower social standing were decorated by the end of the 19th century, and these are the ones most collected today. Colorful flowers, birds, hands, faces or designs surround the simple name. Most sell today for $1 to $10.
The special silver-plated card trays are another collectible. They often are designed to look like a ceramic dish on a pedestal with a cloth draped on the side or with birds perched in a corner. The imaginative decorations made it clear that the dishes were not meant to serve food. A silver-plated calling-card dish sells for about $150 to $300.
Q: Years ago, I purchased a Shaker-style rocker at a tag sale. There's a metal plate on it that reads "American Chair Mfg. Co., Hallstead, Pa." and "Made for G.E. Finkel Furn. Co., Sussex, N.J." The seat appears to have the original metal coils, with burlap wrapped around horsehair. Can you give me any information about the maker of this rocking chair?
A: The American Chair Manufacturing Co. was in business from 1892 to 1930. The company was listed in directories in Brandt and Hallstead, Pa. It was known for its Arts and Crafts furniture, which it first made in 1904.
Q: I have a figurine that's marked "Pasadena, California, Patent Pending" in a circle and "Florence Ceramic" inside the circle. I bought it at a garage sale a long time ago for less than $5. Did I get a bargain?
A: Florence Ceramics was in business in Pasadena, Calif., from 1942 to 1977. Florence Ward (1894-1977) began making ceramics in her garage in about 1940. She established Florence Ceramics Co. in 1942. The company made figurines, boxes, candleholders and other items. Many of the figurines were designed by Florence Ward. The company was sold to Scripto Corp. in 1964. Scripto made cups, mugs, trays, banks and advertising items under the Florence Ceramics name, but it did not make the figurines and other items produced by the original company. Scripto closed in 1977. Reproductions of Florence Ceramics figurines made in Asia have been imported into the United States since the 1960s. The more common Florence Ceramic figurines sell for $30 to $50.
Q: I bought an old trunk 40 years ago and would like to know something about it. The emblem on the trunk says "Wheary Cushioned Top Wardrobe Mfg. by Wheary-Burge Trunk Co., Racine, Wisconsin." Can you tell me the vintage and value of it?
A: Wardrobe trunks were first made in the late 1800s and were especially popular in the 1920s and '30s. When stood on end, they served as a temporary "closet" for the traveler, with space for hanging clothing on one side of the open trunk and drawers for smaller items on the other side. George H. Wheary was a designer for the Hartmann Trunk Co. and was granted several patents for improvements to trunks from about 1907 to at least 1947. Wheary and fellow employee Harry Burge opened the Wheary-Burge Trunk Co. in 1922. The Wheary-Burge Cushioned Top Wardrobe came with a removable shoebox, hat carrier and laundry bag, along with 10 hangers. The cushioned top held the hangers in place. The trunk was advertised in a 1923 newspaper for $49.50. Later, the company's name became Wheary Luggage Co. It was sold to Hartmann Luggage in 1954. Collectors today use old trunks as coffee tables or for extra storage space. The value of your trunk is $25 to $50.
Q: I have two 9-inch plates marked "Delfts Blauw Chemkefa." One plate pictures a small church and is titled "Hasselt Kapel." The other pictures a man and is titled "Petrus Donders." I'd like to know something about them. Are they of any importance?
A: Your plates were made by Chemisch Keramisch Fabriek (Chemfeka Earthenware Factory), a company in the Netherlands. The trade name "Chemkefa" is an acronym of the factory name. The company started operating in 1969 and was in business for several years, but it seems to be out of business now. Chemfeka made collector plates with blue Delft (Delft Blauw) Dutch scenes. Hasselt Kapel (Hasselt Chapel), the church shown on your plate, was built before 1536 near Tilburg in the Netherlands. Peter Donders (1807-1887) was born in Tilburg and became a Roman Catholic missionary and later a priest in Surinam. Value of your 20th-century plates is about $75 each.
Tip: Don't stack boxes of Christmas ornaments. The weight may break some of the glass ornaments.
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Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions.
Redware food mold, heart-shape depressions, manganese, pie-crust rim, Foltz, 1985, 2 x 6 3/4 inches, $12.
American Indian bolo tie, Zuni, cast silver, coral, turquoise, snakes, braided leather, Effie Calavaza, 2 1/4 x 3 inches, $153.
Mickey Mouse roller skates, metal, yellow, leather straps, box, c. 1950, 3 x 9 x 4 1/2 inches, $180.
Mining compass, mounted, wood tripod, John Cail, marked, 1800s, 40 x 7 inches, $180.
Occupational shaving mug, girl in dress blowing trumpet, name "W.J. Dorlac" on front, $248.
Butter paddle, horsehead handle, carved maple, Brothertown Indians, Clinton, N.Y., 1800s, 9 1/2 inches, $415.
Fireplace surround, double panels at top, fluted side columns, center column, 1800s, 75 x 92 inches, $443.
Mail Pouch thermometer, porcelain, blue ground, yellow and white lettering, "Treat yourself to the best," 74 x 20 inches, $748.
Solar lamp, Gothic Revival, faceted glass, bronze crocket feet, c. 1845, 9 3/4 inches, $1,912.
Polar bear rug, Alaska, 1959, 95 x101 inches, $7,475.
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Carly Pierson recipient of scholarship
P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization), Chapter CS announces that Animas High School student Carly Pierson is the recipient of the $1,000 Dorothy Gore Scholarship.
Pierson was chosen for outstanding academic achievement, leadership ability and potential, and service to her community and beyond. Currently, she is planning to attend Colorado College or Cottey College in Nevada, Miss., which is owned and operated by the P.E.O. Sisterhood. Piersons career goals are to become a teacher, humanitarian, missionary, nonprofit or aid worker and a writer.
Conservation Corps receives accreditation
The Corps Center of Excellence announces that it awarded provisional accreditation status to the Southwest Conservation Corps.
The accreditation is an independent program of The Corps Network and is governed by an independent advisory committee comprising retired or former conservation corps leaders, federal land management agency staff members and other experts. Independent reviewers determine whether youth conservation corps meet the accreditation standards and make accreditation status recommendations to the advisory committee.
For more information, visit www.CYCA.org or www.sccorps.org.
Katie Dudley named Boettcher Scholar
Durango High School Senior Katie Dudley has been named a Boettcher Scholar.
The scholarship is the most prestigious merit-based scholarship available to graduating high school seniors in Colorado and was modeled after the Rhodes Scholarship Program. The scholarship includes full tuition and fees, a living stipend, book allowance, campus enrichment programming, scholar grants and annual events.
Dudley is DHSs first Boettcher Scholar since 2000.
Ben Lachelt wins Scholastic award
Ben Lachelt has received a Scholastic Art & Writing Award.
In 2013, more than 230,000 works were submitted to The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards nationwide and only 40 percent receive recognition. Lachelt has been awarded an Honorable Mention for his Brethren of War, Flash Fiction genre.
For more information, visit http://artandwriting.org.
FLC students receive writing awards
These local students have received Campus Writing Awards at Fort Lewis College:
Jordan Jansma of Durango is the first place winner of the Composition Writing award.
Christian Belman of Durango is the Honorable Mention winner of the Composition Writing award.
David Fountain of Durango is the first place winner of the Professional and Technical Writing award.
Sven Sieber of Durango is the first place winner of the Professional and Technical Writing award.
Leah Landes of Durango is the first place winner of the Professional and Technical Writing award.
The awards are sponsored by the Campus Writing Board and recognize excellence in student writing.
They are judged by faculty across campus for their scholarly merit.
Herald Staff


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The Obama economy: It is dreadful
April 07. 2013 3:39PM
If grade-schoolers were more worldly wise, a decent playground insult these days could be: "He's slower than the Obama recovery." Or maybe, "Your mamma's uglier than the last jobs report."
On Friday, the Labor Department reported that a dismal 88,000 jobs were created in March. That figure might be revised upward later, as previous jobs numbers have been. But there is no mistaking how bad it was. Even The New York Times offered no positive spin.
The Times reported that the unemployment rate was declining because more of the unemployed are giving up entirely. It even pointed out that "(r)elatively low-wage sectors like food services and retail have accounted for a large share of the job growth in the last few years."
The labor participation rate is 63.3 percent, the lowest it has been since 1979. The year after that was the year the nation rejected Jimmy Carter in a landslide for a President named Reagan, who offered a way out of the malaise. Yet today we accept high unemployment and snail's-pace growth in part because Reagan's party continues to be outmaneuvered by a President constitutionally incapable of governing, but born to campaign.
This is not the Bush economy. It is, as Obama said it would be by now, the Obama economy. And it is a dreadful one. Under him, it is likely to remain that way for years to come.


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Taft offense erupts for 12 runs in the third inning, Arizona Pilgrim throws one hitter
The Taft varsity softball team showed no signs of rust Thursday afternoon when they blew past the Mira Monte Lions 18-0 in the quarterfinal round of the CIF-CS Division IV playoffs in Taft.
With the victory, Taft advances to semi final round where they will face either No.3 Chowchilla or Dos Palos.
Taft's offense started their outburst in the bottom of the first inning with three runs including a two run home run by Corie Evans.
After scoring two runs in the second, the Lady Wildcats blew the game open in the last half of the third inning when they erupted for 12 runs while sending 16 batters to the plate. Cailtyn Emberson highlighted the run with a three run home run while Tara Kelley and Halle Neher each had two run singles.
Taft's offense added one more run in the second to cap their scoring spree.
While Taft was putting up runs in droves, Mira Monte only had one batter reach base on a single in the top of the third inning.Meanwhile, Arizona Pilgrim struck out nine batters.
To read the rest of the story and the details about Tuesday's semi final game, pick up Tuesday's paper.


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STOCKTON - A couple were shot inside their home in the 400 block of West Bianchi Road on Wednesday morning by one of their housemates, police said.
STOCKTON - A couple were shot inside their home in the 400 block of West Bianchi Road on Wednesday morning by one of their housemates, police said.
The assailant remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous, according to police.
West Bianchi was cordoned off between Pacific and Claremont avenues for approximately three hours, and the Stockton police SWAT team was called in to search the residence for the roommate, identified by police as Dwight Smith, 25, a black man standing 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 170 pounds. He is wanted on suspicion of attempted homicide.
The victims, a 32-year-old woman and a 39-year-old man, were being treated for wounds they suffered after Smith reportedly chased them throughout the house and fired one round from a shotgun, striking both victims, police spokesman Officer Joe Silva said.
"We are now searching for him," Silva said late Wednesday afternoon following an unsuccessful attempt to locate Smith in the home and the surrounding neighborhood.
Police received an initial call of a woman shot at about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Upon arrival, they discovered the second victim. The woman was found on a neighbor's lawn and was transported to a hospital. The man got to the hospital in a private car. Both were able to speak with investigators after the shooting, Silva reported.
Neighbors, many of whom were locked inside their homes behind police lines until 12:15 p.m. while the area remained an active crime scene, said their section of Bianchi Road with its single-family homes is considered tightknit and safe. Many people have lived there for decades. Some described the home where the shooting took place as "the rental" where several tenants had lived over the years.
Neighbor Eva Lopez, 32, who was home during the shooting and subsequent search, had to call in to her employer to say she couldn't leave for work. She had seen the suspect, whose name she didn't know, earlier in the week, and he indicated there was trouble in the home.
"He said he was having problems with those guys. He said he was going to move out at the end of the month. He was a good dude just trying to look out for his family. Man, that's too bad," Lopez said, adding that she believed Smith lived in a room in the house with his girlfriend and her small daughter.
Police ask that citizens call if they have information pertaining to this investigation. The general number is (209) 937-8377, the Investigations Unit is (209) 937-8323, or Crime Stoppers is (209) 946-0600, where callers can remain anonymous. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards up to $10,000. Citizens may also text information to CRIMES (274637) and type the keyword TIPSPD and then their tip, or log on to the Stockton Police Department's Facebook page and click "Submit A Tip."
Contact reporter Joe Goldeen at (209) 546-8278 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/goldeenblog.


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Boy, 11, is Boston's first blizzard deathBy DAVE WEDGE
Boston Herald
February 09. 2013 9:43PM
An 11-year-old boy, keeping warm in his family car while shoveling with his dad, died of carbon monoxide poisoning Saturday, fire officials said.
The boy and his dad were shoveling out their car on Nazing Street off Blue Hill Avenue around 11:30 a.m. when the boy got into the vehicle to warm up.
"The boy was getting cold so they cleared out the passenger side and the boy got inside to stay warm," Boston fire spokesman Stephen MacDonald said.
The rear-end of the car was packed into a snowbank and the exhaust apparently backed up into the car, overcoming the boy.
Two neighbors performed CPR on the boy, whose name was not released, and were able to temporarily revive his breathing. Firefighters and paramedics continued CPR as the boy was transported to Boston Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead a short time ago, MacDonald said.
The boy's father also suffered a heart attack and was at BMC being treated.
Sheila Adams was riding out the storm at her daughter's home nearby when she heard someone screaming to call an ambulance.
She said the father was semi-conscious and asked about his son as soon as he started to come to.
"The first thing he said when he came through was 'where is my son?' and he just stated crying," Adams said.
Her daughter, Shakiena Phifer, performed CPR on the boy and is devastated by his death.
"She still beyond upset right now," Adams said. Adams said everyone did the best they could to try to stop the tragedy.
"The neighbor came together as a whole to do what they could do until help arrived," Adams said.
As the tragic news broke, state Fire Marshal Stephen Coan made a desperate plea to people digging out from this weekend's blizzard to make ventilation of their homes, businesses and cars their first priority.
Coan said many modern houses have wall-mounted outside vents for their furnaces which must be clear on the outside or the fumes from the heater will build up inside their home.
"Many houses are built with these kinds of vents that are 2 to 4 feet above the ground," he said. "With 5- to 7-foot drifts, they're covering them up."
Coan also warned people that barbeque grills and generators should only be used outside with plenty of ventilation to avoid fumes in the home that can poison people who live there.
"History is a good teacher here, after any kind of storm, whether it's a hurricane, snow storm or tornado, as the storm wears down you've got to get people to pay attention to carbon monoxide," he said.
Coan also cautioned people warming up their cars as they dig them out of high snow piles or running them to charge cell phones, should first clear their tail pipes to allow engine exhaust to vent into the air, otherwise it can find its way into the car's cabin where it will poison the atmosphere.
"You've got to have ventilation (for exhaust) if you're going to dig your car out. Clear out the exhaust vent first," Coan said.
He also urged people all over the area affected by the storm to dig out fire hydrants just in case firefighters need water in a hurry to fight a fire in your neighborhood.
"If there's a fire in your neighborhood we don't want to waste precious time looking for a fire hydrant," Coan. "I say, 'Adopt a fire hydrant.'"


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LOGAN - The Ripley High Archery Team has kicked into high gear as their season has began in spring sports action.
The Ripley shooters traveled to Logan last weekend and placed fourth overall with a team score of (3323).
Junior Cayla Goodson took first place in the Girls High School Division while shooting a remarkable (295).
For the boys, sophomore Levi Staats snagged a second place finish in the Boys High School Division while notching (292) points for the Vikings.
Ripley is scheduled to travel to Cabell Midland on March 9. The date is tentative so please check with Ripley High before traveling.
Ripley Team Results:
Nick Rhodes (289), Carter Fisher (282), Andrea Weese (280), Jacob Williams (277), Nick Nettleton (276), Garrett Durst (272), Scottie Querrey (268), Steven Burdette (268), Matt Caruthers (265), Sara Evans (264), Quincey Martin (261), Alyssa Bumpus (260), Tori Haynes (258), Tyler Smith (257), Shayla Butcher (255), Chad Anderson (252), Morgan Casto (251), Chantalle Reynolds (249), Merci Casto (241) and Becca Thompson (232).
Goodson crowned, Ripley archers No. 4 at Logan Tourney
LOGAN - The Ripley High Archery Team has kicked into high gear as their season has began in spring sports action.


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Prove that the sum of the reciprocals of the first n triangular numbers gets closer and closer to 2 as n grows.
Find the sum, f(n), of the first n terms of the sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3........p, p, p +1, p + 1,..... Prove that f(a + b) - f(a - b) = ab.
Prove that k.k! = (k+1)! - k! and sum the series 1.1! + 2.2! + 3.3! +...+n.n!
Prove that sqrt2, sqrt3 and sqrt5 cannot be terms of ANY arithmetic progression.
If a number N is expressed in binary by using only 'ones,' what can you say about its square (in binary)?
Make a conjecture about the sum of the squares of the odd positive integers. Can you prove it?
Prove that the sum from t=0 to m of (-1)^t/t!(m-t)! is zero.
Which is larger: (a) 1.000001^{1000000} or 2? (b) 100^{300} or 300! (i.e.factorial 300)
A and B are two fixed points on a circle and RS is a variable diamater. What is the locus of the intersection P of AR and BS?
If for any triangle ABC tan(A - B) + tan(B - C) + tan(C - A) = 0 what can you say about the triangle?
Find the smallest numbers a, b, and c such that: a^2 = 2b^3 = 3c^5 What can you say about other solutions to this problem?
What are the possible remainders when the 100-th power of an integer is divided by 125?
Which is the biggest and which the smallest of $2000^{2002}, 2001^{2001} \text{and } 2002^{2000}$?
Find the value of sqrt(2+sqrt3)-sqrt(2-sqrt3)and then of cuberoot(2+sqrt5)+cuberoot(2-sqrt5).
If the last four digits of my phone number are placed in front of the remaining three you get one more than twice my number! What is it?
Find the positive integer solutions of the equation (1+1/a)(1+1/b)(1+1/c) = 2
What is the value of the integers a and b where sqrt(8-4sqrt3) = sqrt a - sqrt b?
If x + y = -1 find the largest value of xy by coordinate geometry, by calculus and by algebra.
Prove that in every tetrahedron there is a vertex such that the three edges meeting there have lengths which could be the sides of a triangle.
You add 1 to the golden ratio to get its square. How do you find higher powers?
Four rods are hinged at their ends to form a quadrilateral. How can you maximise its area?
Prove that the product of the sum of n positive numbers with the sum of their reciprocals is not less than n^2.
A box of size a cm by b cm by c cm is to be wrapped with a square piece of wrapping paper. Without cutting the paper what is the smallest square this can be?
Three semi-circles have a common diameter, each touches the other two and two lie inside the biggest one. What is the radius of the circle that touches all three semi-circles?
Find the remainder when 3^{2001} is divided by 7.
Find the smallest integer solution to the equation 1/x^2 + 1/y^2 = 1/z^2
A triangle PQR, right angled at P, slides on a horizontal floor with Q and R in contact with perpendicular walls. What is the locus of P?
The sum of the cubes of two numbers is 7163. What are these numbers?
Two perpendicular lines are tangential to two identical circles that touch. What is the largest circle that can be placed in between the two lines and the two circles and how would you construct it?
What is the smallest perfect square that ends with the four digits 9009?
The familiar Pythagorean 3-4-5 triple gives one solution to (x-1)^n + x^n = (x+1)^n so what about other solutions for x an integer and n= 2, 3, 4 or 5?
If x, y and z are real numbers such that: x + y + z = 5 and xy + yz + zx = 3. What is the largest value that any of the numbers can have?
Before a knockout tournament with 2^n players I pick two players. What is the probability that they have to play against each other at some point in the tournament?
P is the midpoint of an edge of a cube and Q divides another edge in the ratio 1 to 4. Find the ratio of the volumes of the two pieces of the cube cut by a plane through PQ and a vertex.
Find the shape and symmetries of the two pieces of this cut cube.
A and B are two points on a circle centre O. Tangents at A and B cut at C. CO cuts the circle at D. What is the relationship between areas of ADBO, ABO and ACBO?
A small circle fits between two touching circles so that all three circles touch each other and have a common tangent? What is the exact radius of the smallest circle?
A tetrahedron has two identical equilateral triangles faces, of side length 1 unit. The other two faces are right angled isosceles triangles. Find the exact volume of the tetrahedron.