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April 18. 2013 9:19AM
Updated: Man charged with killing ex-wife in Exeter had help from wife, sister, authorities say
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
Sarah Desjardins of Epping at her video arraignment in Brentwood Thursday on charges related to the murder of Amanda (Jason Schreiber/Union Leader Correspondent)
BRENTWOOD - The wife and sister of an Epping man accused of killing his ex-wife are now facing murder conspiracy and other charges in connection with the death of Amanda "Amy" Warf.
Sarah Desjardins, 34, of 67 Railroad Ave., Epping, was ordered held on $250,000 cash bail at her arraignment Thursday morning in the 10th Circuit Court, Brentwood District Division. She is charged with one count of conspiracy to commit murder and one count of conspiracy to commit hindering apprehension or prosecution.
Desjardins' husband, Aaron Desjardins, 36, was arrested on a first-degree murder charge last month after prosecutors say he killed the 36-year-old Warf by slitting her throat. Her body was discovered inside a burning concrete plant in Exeter on March 7.
Desjardins' sister, Michele Corson, 43, of 373 Water St., Skowhegan, Maine, is also charged with conspiracy to commit murder and one count of accomplice to first-degree murder. The two women were arrested Wednesday night.
Morrell said the charges allege that Sarah Desjardins sent a text message to Corson asking her to bring a gun to New Hampshire and that she did bring the gun on March 6 "for the purpose of furthering the murder of Amy Warf."
It's not clear how the gun may have been used in the killing. Morrell said the cause of death was a severing of Warf's neck.
Morrell said Sarah Desjardins provided a false alibi concerning her husband's whereabouts after he allegedly killed Warf. Corson is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in Skowhegan District Court or Somerset Superior Court in Maine on fugitive from justice charges. She'll face the charges related to the murder once she's returned to New Hampshire, Morrell said.
In court, Morrell also said that on two occasions Sarah Desjardins indicated that she had suicidal tendencies and was sent to a hospital. Morrell said she poses safety concerns for herself and the public. She is due back in court on April 26 at 10 a.m. for a probable cause hearing.
Meanwhile, Aaron Desjardins has denied that he killed Warf. In an interview with the New Hampshire Union Leader two days before his arrest, Desjardins said he was at home with his wife, his sister, and his young son - whose mother was Warf - when the fire was reported and the body was found.
At the time of the murder, Warf was living in Hampton with her boyfriend. Warf's mother, Nancy, and brother attended Sarah Desjardins' arraignment today but did not want to comment on the latest developments.

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Newton teen last seen in 1980By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
April 21. 2013 11:35PM
NEWTON - A $10,000 reward being offered for information into the disappearance of a Newton teenager who vanished 33 years ago remains unclaimed, but authorities aren't giving up hope that someone will one day step forward with the break they need.
Newton Police Chief Larry Streeter said police occasionally receive new information about the case, but so far Rachel Garden's disappearance remains a mystery.
"It's not uncommon to receive information about every six months," he said. "It's always good to refresh the public's mind and let them know it's still an active investigation."
The 15-year-old Garden was a student at Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston when she disappeared on March 22, 1980, after stopping at Rowe's Corner Market on Route 108 in Newton to buy cigarettes. She left around 9 p.m. and was never seen again.
Peter Jewett, who owned the store at the time, has said he watched her walk across the street and that was the last he saw of her.
Authorities believe Rachel was wearing blue jeans, a two-toned blue ski parka, a plaid shirt with silver threads and brown lace-up shoes and was carrying a dark blue purse.
Police initially suspected that Garden may have been a runaway, but now believe that she was likely kidnapped and murdered.
Over the years, investigators have put up missing person posters with her name, photo, and details about the case in public locations in East Kingston, Kingston and Newton.
Police have searched by air and water and have dug up spots in Kingston, Newton and other nearby areas in hopes of finding skeletal remains.
"We do believe that Rachel will probably not be found alive, even though that would be what our wish would be," said Kingston Police Chief Donald Briggs Jr., whose department has been actively involved in the case for many years, along with Newton police and other agencies.
A local businessman, who has remained anonymous, donated the $10,000 reward in 2008 to be given out for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the disappearance or any other criminal act involved in the case.
"We are working with other law enforcement agencies in an attempt to bring this case to closure for the family and obviously for any criminal prosecution that could result. We will actively pursue all leads that come in and continue to investigate until this case is fully resolved," Briggs said.
Streeter said investigators had some "good leads" during their initial investigation, but nothing ever panned out.
"They had developed some strong persons of interest, but they were never able to put it completely together," he said. The last time police conducted a search in the case was in 2008, when divers searched Ice Pond, a small pond connected to Country Pond.
Anyone with information on Garden's whereabouts or anything that may be helpful in the investigation is urged to call the Newton Police Department at 382-6774 or the Kingston Police Department at 642-5742.
Streeter said all information will be forwarded to the state police Major Crime Unit.
State police and the Rockingham County Sheriff's Department have also worked on the case.
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By Nancy Benac
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Let's hear it for the do-over.
Inaugurations are always moments of great ceremony and pageantry. But, hey, everybody can rel-a-a-a-ax a little the second time around.
After the electric moment of President Barack Obama's first swearing-in, the second inaugural was just so much more ... comfortable.
(Really, Monday was a do-over of the do-over. The actual swearing-in took place a day earlier in a private ceremony at the White House.)
Yup, that was the president chomping on gum as he watched the inaugural parade, while his wife and daughters rocked out in their seats in the reviewing stands.
And, yup, there were Sasha and Malia casually chatting with their cousins on the inaugural platform earlier in the day, completely uncowed by the millions watching their every move via Jumbotron and television.
Obama seemed so at eeeeeease.
"I miss this place," the onetime senator said with a big smile as he greeted congressional leaders upon arriving at the Capitol.
The inaugural crowds — down considerably from four years ago — knew there was no repeating the raw emotion of 2009, and most people didn't demand it.
"I just feel so proud," said Sharon Davis, of Suitland, Md., who attended both.
But the different vibe was palpable.
"Before, it was just so exciting — you could be walking for miles and miles and it didn't even feel like an effort," said Katasha Smart of Randallstown, Md.
The sentiment was the same from afar for many.
"We've been there, done that in terms of electing the first African-American president," said Beniam Fantu, 34, speaking from Dallas.
With the smaller crowds came smaller headaches.
Sure, there were still snags at security checkpoints and Metro stops and the like. There was a smattering of protesters, and some glitches with the sound system.
But there was no repeat of 2009's Purple Tunnel of Doom, the underpass where throngs of purple ticket-holders famously were stranded for hours.
Even the weather cooperated — 40 degrees at high noon, up from 28 four years ago.
And for all that was not-so-new, it was still a moment to savor. And Obama did.
As he headed back into the Capitol after the swearing-in, the president pivoted and planted himself to look back at the scene.
"I want to take a look, one more time," he said. "I'm not going to see this again."
Obama, who won't ever face re-election, felt free to ramp up the inaugural program's celebrity quotient this time.
Beyonce sang the national anthem, Kelly Clarkson did "My Country, 'Tis of Thee," James Taylor offered "America the Beautiful."
Contrast that to four years ago, when the inaugural ceremony included Aretha Franklin but also classical musicians such as cellist Yo-Yo Ma, violinist Itzhak Perlman and others, and the Hollywood types were largely saved for the evening's balls.
Even Michelle Obama seemed more liberated this time, sporting a new haircut — with bangs! — that's a little less first-lady-ish.
Lots of lessons learned were deployed.
Chief Justice John Roberts, who administered the oath of office to Obama on both occasions, read from notes this time.
In 2008, he'd worked from memory and flubbed the wording, requiring a private do-over the next day.
This time, the only snag in the oath-taking was a little catch in Obama's voice as he uttered the word "states" in the phrase "president of the United States."
Even the parade planners learned a thing or two.
They made this year's floats shorter, to improve their turning radius and allow them to move along Pennsylvania Avenue at a faster clip.
And about those portable toilets: organizers arranged them in clusters this year rather than long lines, to make it easier to get around them.
Some glitches were inevitable.
Malfunctioning speakers made it nearly impossible for the flag-waving fans stuck in the overflow section near the Washington Monument to hear what the president was saying.
"You're in the IT capital of the world: How can this be so hard?" a frustrated Smart demanded.
But even there, good will was in evidence.
"It does take away from the experience, but it's so minute, compared to being able to raise the flag for Obama," said Anna Johnson, who came from Decatur, Ga.
The party scene for this year's inauguration was more muted: Fewer big names. No concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Two official inaugural balls instead of 10.
But 40,000 people were ready to cram into the Washington Convention Center for those two balls.
And for many, being a part of it all was still hugely important. The fact that the inaugural festivities coincided with the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday sweetened the deal for some.
Julie Davis, 69, of suburban Dayton, Ohio, said attending the event reduced her pangs of guilt for not joining King's 1963 March on Washington, back when she was working in the city as a black, 19-year-old intern.
She's always regretted that she didn't skip an out-of-town meeting to attend the march.
"Every year since that time, whenever I heard of the March on Washington or thought about it or somebody made reference to it, it was almost like a knife cutting me," Davis said. "I am very, very, very happy to be here."


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How are those the only options? Motivated by religious beliefs, or somehow motivated by atheism?
1: This horrible act of terrorism was NOT perpetrated by an atheist,
and 2: This WAS perpetrated by a religious person.
The right will blame this on Obama,
and there will be at least one preacher and one GOP member who will say that this is God's punishment for Massachusetts allowing gay marriage.
Quote from: Azdgari on April 16, 2013, 06:15:02 PMHow are those the only options? Motivated by religious beliefs, or somehow motivated by atheism? But I never said that those were the only options. I merely said that one was the most likely, and the other the least likely.
It seems to be the most likely outcome. When was the last time there was an atheist terrorist attack?
Atheists don't fly planes into buildings, or set off car bombs, or blow up abortion clinics...
Ask yourself an honest question
If, when more is known about what happened, and culpability is established, will you be surprised, for even a fraction of a second, if the person responsible is religious? If that is the case, as almost all terrorist attacks are, can we then have a grown up discussion about how religion encourages such violence? Or will the religious be allowed to sweep it under the carpet by labeling the person "Not a true Christian" or by saying that it was done "For political/social/territorial reasons", or by saying that the person must have been insane? Or will we finally be able to admit that religious people are the largest producers of indiscriminate explosions in public places, and start addressing this ghastly problem?
^^ I understand what you're saying there. Inspired me to start my thread 'Western diasters are worse'.
The general american public doesnt give a holy hell. Personally it makes me sick to my stomach how self centered we are as a nation.
Quote from: The Gawd on April 21, 2013, 07:14:02 AM The general american public doesnt give a holy hell. Personally it makes me sick to my stomach how self centered we are as a nation.I think it's also true that the general American public doesn't even know in many cases what's actually going on. Yes, we're self-centered (as a nation), but to an extent, I'm not sure how much of the blame lies entirely on us directly.We're spoon fed exactly what the media believes is going to make money. I don't care if it sounds cynical - media is business and businesses exist to make money. It's no longer the role of the media to provide information, the role is to make a profit for the shareholders. And f the cost of that profit is a stupid self absorbed nation, so be it. The shareholders will be dead before it really becomes a problem, ha ha bitter f'ing ha.Several big things work against us. A poor primary education system that doesn't teach critical thinking skills, a political system that encourages us see ourselves as "the unquestioned best" without boundaries to best of what, the FCC lost the power to oversee content in the 80's(?) so we get more content that is limited in other countries (violence in particular), and no encouragement to think about anything whatsoever that doesn't directly impact us. There are many reasons behind the surface self-interest. Our cultural force starts with "me" and we've been taught to think that way - it gets us to spend money.Yes, we can be really self-involved. But we have a lot of factors pressuring us to stay that way, and if you have few or no critical thinking skills, you won't even notice that there's perhaps a problems with all this.Don't get me wrong, it really upsets me too, but there are reasons it is this way that shouldn't be ignored either.
Tsarnaev, who has injuries to his tongue preventing him from speaking properly, also indicated that he and his brother conceived the bombing attack on their own, and were motivated by religious fervor.
I didn't know where else to post this, but this shit has been bothering me...Here we are, the US, killing people all over the planet with our military and drones. How often innocent people are also left in the rubble and destruction. We write that off as collateral damage and keep doing it over and over. The general American public doesn't give a holy hell. But now we have this little Boston bombing, three people are killed, more injured (and its terrible, I'm not trying to trivialize it) and this doesn't leave the news screen, people are too horrified to even leave their homes. They're holding all these gatherings holding hands and singin songs together to try and make sense of it all.WE CAUSE WAY MORE DAMAGE THAN THOSE BOMBS DAILY ELSEWHERE ACROSS THE GLOBE AND THOSE PEOPLE GO ON WITH LIFEPersonally it makes me sick to my stomach how self centered we are as a nation.
The people of Afghanistan can decide if they want to harbor Al Queda in their country. And, in fact, many of them DO want to. They consider Bin Laden a hero. By doing so, they are putting themselves in harm's way, because we have a right to defend ourselves. The alternative is for them to say that 9/11 was a horrible thing and that they do not want any part of it. Don't provide safe harbor to those that would work toward another 9/11 plot.
Actually it doesn't. One could conceivably be all-powerful but not exceptionally intelligent.
Our military is trying to find and stop those that would do harm to us. War is a messy process. But, our military is not killing to make a statement, it is killing to accomplish a goal. That is the difference between our military and the two guys in Boston setting pressure cooker bombs.
I think those boys were coached into what they did by a more mature guy.


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Jody McDonald and Kyle Grizzell, both of Pratt, were united in marriage May 5, 2012. Pastor Billy Simar officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Reta McDonald, Prattm and Butch McDonald, Kingman. Her grandparents are the late Charles and Delcie Ratcliff and the late Bill and Shirley Carroll. The groom is the son of Kirk and Debbie Grizzell, Macksville. He is the grandson of Milton and Betty Lampe, St Francis, and Wanda Lee and the late Junior Grizzell, Macksville.
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Eating. Schedule three meals and one or two nutritious snacks a day. Serve your child a well-balanced diet that includes lean protein, whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and low-fat dairy. Kids this age should get 2 cups (473 ml) of low-fat milk daily (or equivalent low-fat dairy products). Limit foods and drinks that are high in sugar and fat, and offer no more than 6 ounces (180 ml) of juice per day. If you have a picky eater, keep offering a variety of healthy foods for your child to choose from. Kids should be encouraged to give new foods a try, but don't force them to eat them.
Bathroom habits. Bladder and bowel control should be mastered by this age. Bedwetting is a problem that is more common in boys and deep sleepers. In most cases it ends on its own, but talk to your pediatrician if it continues past the 7th birthday.
Sleeping. Kids this age generally need about 10-11 hours of sleep per night. Lack of sleep can cause behavior problems and make it difficult to pay attention at school. Set a bedtime that allows for adequate sleep and establish a relaxing bedtime routine.
Physical activity. Children this age should get at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. Limit screen time, including TV, DVDs, video games, smartphones, tablets, and computers, to no more than 2 hours per day of quality children's programming.
Development. By 6 years, it's common for many kids to:
4. Perform a physical exam with your child undressed while you are present. This will include listening to the heart and lungs, observing motor skills, and talking with your child to assess language skills.
5. Update immunizations.Immunizations can protect kids from serious childhood illnesses, so it's important that your child receive them on time. Immunization schedules can vary from office to office, so talk to your doctor about what to expect.
6. Order tests. Your doctor may assess your child's risk for anemia, high cholesterol, lead, and tuberculosis and order tests, if needed.
Here are some things to keep in mind until your next routine visit at 7 years:
These checkup sheets are consistent with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)/Bright Futures guidelines.
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Community rallies around swimming pool as UNH floats closing it claiming safety concernsBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
July 25. 2013 10:09PM
DURHAM — Safety concerns about the outdoor pool in Durham have led to discussions at the University of New Hampshire about solutions that may involve closing the pool for good.
But many town residents, some of whom have used the circa-1938 pool for generations, want to see it stay just as it is and have collected 500-plus signatures on a petition.
Others believe the concerns are simply an excuse to allow the university to close the pool to expand the nearby Hamel Recreation Center.
Mark Rubinstein, vice-president of student and academic services at UNH, said Thursday even if the Hamel Recreation Center expansion has no impact on the pool, the university's concerns would remain.
Rubinstein said in the last couple of years, the university has taken steps to improve the safety of the 1938-vintage pool; it was brought into ADA compliance last year. He said the pool is not out of compliance with any regulations, but concerns remain about adequate filtration and the deck surface surrounding the pool.
Although the pool is largely used by town residents, it is owned and operated by the university.
The petition to save the pool was started by long-time resident Dudley Dudley, a former executive councilor who has also served on the University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees.
"The pool for me and for many, many people in Durham is much, much more than a pool. It is a community center, it's a place where generations of parents have come to watch their children swimming and to talk to other parents. It's a place where faculty meet other faculty and faculty meet townspeople and townspeople meet other townspeople and it's an institution," she said.
Dudley said she "bleeds blue and white" and is very loyal to the university, but said for UNH to make a decision to close the pool seems "absolutely wrong-headed."
"I know the university is saying that it isn't the fact that it wants to move the Hamel Recreation facility over the pool, it's the quality of the safety of the pool, but they have cried wolf too many times and I don't believe that," Dudley said.
She said with the petition, she is hoping the university simply listens to townspeople.
Rubinstein said he hopes to have small group discussions in the coming months before a larger public meeting is held in the fall.
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I happened by chance to stumble on a TV station (C-span) that was showing a program on gun policy, being put on by Johns Hopkins and other universities. I only saw the last part of it. One speaker had done extensive studies of "guns in the home for protection." A couple of things that were really interesting: It clearly showed more suicides, more accidents by gun, more danger and problems for women; and somewhat unclear results on affects for men.
Another spoke about the Second Amendment. Points made: The people who had guns were to be in the militia and that they were required to have guns and that the government was to have complete strict control of the militia and guns.
The closing remarks were that contrary to the media and NRA, etc., their surveys and other data showed that the majority of the people want gun control, that it is possible to have gun control, that the Second Amendment does not block gun control, etc.
Australia has a lot of guns and yet has far less deaths by gun homicide. Common sense works.
A new book is coming out (in a month or two) from Johns Hopkins University about gun policy and control. Get it!
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Editor's note: The writer also provided a chart, not reproducible, comparing the number of gun homicides in the United States with that of nations that publish comparable data: United States, 11101; Italy, 246; Canada, 173; Germany, 158; France, 142; Australia, 30; UK, 18; Denmark, 15; and Norway, 2. (Source: GunPolicy.org)


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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Getting There
It is cool outside today. Lovely even, just became sunny a few minutes ago after a lingering cloudiness. A rain through the day, yesterday, most of the night and a surprise little downpour this morning while I was in bed wondering if there was anything better than being in bed. I kept myself very busy with the living room starting Friday and still have a table to paint, some curtain panels to hem, a bookshelf to receive and place and fill, two crafty little homemade light fixtures to hang. Then autumn to do I suppose. I changed around all these things, I thought, out of typical aesthetic preference- simple weariness to that which I've grown accustom. But now that I feel the difference of the space, I realize how much I needed the actual comfort of change. A refresh in the aftermath of a break- really just some broken vases, but maybe it felt like I've broken a little lately too. At least my porcelain feels a little thinner, more fragile. I am a creature that needs to fix, and to mend and to make better. Need it to my core. Broken vases I can sweep up and dump those shattery little noises into the trash. Which doesn't feel like much. But adding a layer of beauty, it feels right. And new. And hopeful.
Today I am greeting the chill with the comforts of my home and those that I love.
love from here, Anna
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Stunning. The room looks like warm elegance, comfort, color... all so personal, lovely.ReplyDeleteReplies
What paint brand/color did you use? I have had a similar vision in my head for about a year now and can't seem to figure out the color from those darn little paint chips! Love love love the quilts. I want to get an old wooden ladder to prop against the wall and put quilts on it... I guess I need to get busy and sew too!ReplyDeleteReplies
Behr's Teal Forest :)Delete
It's looking gorgeous already!ReplyDelete
My mother in law used to say " Moving the furniture around is like going on vacation." Similar sentiment I guess.ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see that yellowish greenish piece of furniture against those dark walls. Hope we get more pics when it's all finished! Thinking that I need to go on a little furniture moving vacation in my living room too. Love that, gidgetsews!ReplyDelete
I love the quilts against the teal and the carpet is perfect.ReplyDelete
I really love the picture. Your wall space dedicated to quilts is just gorgeous(though I still love the ladder you were previously using in your studio). Is the couch the same one that was covered in the blue/gold drawing room print now covered with some velveteen?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, same couch new, very exciting upholstery that I can't wait to share soon :) And the ladder is still in the studio and holding several quilts :)Delete
Your needlepoint is gorgeous by the way lady! You did such a good job. Gahh, I wish I were doing that this minute! xxoo
...beautifully written, thanks again for sharing so much of yourself.ReplyDelete
On another note.....pleeeeeeeze.....don't paint those two tables.....pleeeeeze.....they are the colors of the dark wood tones in your last line...love that wood 'color' to ground the rest.....
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haha, only painting one :) And painting is never irreversible. I am so ready to give up this specific tone in the room. The other darker woods of the armoir, side table and couch trim are gorgeous and deep. The coffee table wood color leaves so much reddish, oakey stripey grain which I've never been a fan of. A hand me down :)Delete
the rug! i'm so glad you went for the rug! it all looks fantastic, anna.ReplyDelete
love.every.thing.about.this.room (in all iterations...) Did I miss the "big share" of the Garden Party quilt? Are there full photos of it somewhere? I love that line so...that navy "Guest of Honor" flower....oh be still my heart.ReplyDelete
Your words and photos brightened this day for me so. Thank you.
Any pic with your quilts in the background is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing parts of you besides your work, which is fun to hear about too :) Much Love from SD, CAReplyDelete
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It's looking wonderful. The new colour is beautiful and the rug, perfect. Are you going to paint the fireplace too? And what about aubergine gloss for the mirror frame? Now looking at my own sitting room ...ReplyDelete
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very good postReplyDelete
I LOVE those two blues together. The deeper admiral blue is so perfert!!! Way to go. :)ReplyDelete
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Perfect timing!Your words got to the heart of what I have been feeling lately but couldn't quite put a finger on it! Grateful for your blog, your creativity and your the light you shine even when you feel a little broken. It's amazing what a fresh coat of paint can do. Looking forward to embracing the "comfort of change". Been resistent to the change of color. I see it's time for a fresh coat of paint on the walls of my own sitting room! Thanks for the inspiring words and the perspective.ReplyDelete
So beautiful! The post & the changes to the room!ReplyDelete
Wow Such a chill environment by the great combination of brilliant colors. Looking cool because designed properly.ReplyDelete
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What would he do// Had he the motive and the cue for passion
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upon the shallow conceit!"
It is time for the artist to speak! To crawl out from under the woodpile and to stamp his feet. To reclaim the armor of Athena and demand his inheritance from the Witchking. To bend the bow and pierce the axeheads and slay the suitors. To load the sling.
It may be asked, what of the other "artists?" What of the ironmongers, the paintspillers, the gluemen, the undertakers? Isn't your quarrel with them? No. There are no artists in that quarter. Only critics. Critics who flap and critics who chirp. But the critics who chirp are the louder. It is the critics who explain the onanism, the mastication, the ululation and defecation who must be outslandered, outbuggered, undercut and overtopped. Trimmed and fluffed. Defeathered and retarred.
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the arts that intend to survive in modern society.
Here is the green worm at the core. The seed of the wart. Because Mr. Greenberg could smoke more cigs than anyone else, he got the title page, the banner, the masthead, and everyone since has written in very small letters I must make art that is about art over and over until the book is finished, the corpse burned and the ashes scattered. A non-artist will tell us what artistic conventions are expendable. The most galling thing though is that "intend to survive" threat. As if the artist need justify his existence to the critic. But I am the primary producer here: you can justify yourself to me, you future footnote, you Eunuch of the Muses!
Arthur Danto wrote, in 1995,
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Arthur Danto, former philosophy professor, Columbia University. Now art critic, The Nation. I have only one question. A question of grammar. Does "in a curious and somewhat perverse way" modify "art has turned" or "I thought"?
Basta! Finito! The whole claim of modern art is so absurd it isn't worth pursuing any further! The very existence of such theories, their acceptance by anyone, is cause for a decade of Weltschmerz, of weeping and rending of tunics. It may seriously call for some sort of ritual cleansing, an act of purification, an offering to the gods. A bevy of frenzied virgins to tear some smug bastard in Soho limb from limb for his sins to art. At least an off-Broadway tragedy of Sophoclean splendor, with wild-haired Corybantes whirling in their bacchanalian madness, depicting this catharsis.
Oh Fathers and Teachers, I claim that analysis is not art. Philosophy is not art. Politics is not art. Destruction is not art. Framing is not art. Finding is not art. Thinking is not art. Randomness is not art. Pathology is not art. Everything that a fool does easily is not art.
Fathers and Teachers, I claim that art is rare. Art requires talent. Art requires isolation. Art requires depth. Art requires subtlety. Art requires mystery. Art requires emotion. Art requires inspiration. The artist tells you what he must do, not what you must do.
Fathers and Teachers, I maintain that all art stands upon two legs: craftsmanship and character. Technique is not art. Emotion is not art. Together they may be art. Or not.
Oh, Fathers and Teachers, to the young artist ask first this question: would you rather be the greatest artist of the 21st century and be unknown during your lifetime; or be the richest artist and know the ghosts of Michelangelo and Van Gogh are laughing at you?
We must burn the fields and plow twice and find fresh seed. The error runs too deep. We must change the binary code from 0's and 1's to 3's and 8's. The gravitational forces have become too strong, and the young artist cannot get out of bed, much less hang the sky and kiss the cloudfroth. Even Vincent had to live on the outskirts of a dying star; now he would have to survive on the lip of the Black Hole. We need forty days of rain and a smallish Ark.
All of history lies at our feet. The ground is so rich it stinks of fertility. And yet we paint, or paint over, the same things each morning, shoe and unshoe the same horse ad nauseum. Someone paints a saint and someone else defiles it. A man in Jackson Hole paints a landscape and a woman in New York City rapes herself upon it. All sequels. All reactionary. The avant garde even more than the merest bowl of fruit. The sage of the university says, "but there is nothing new under the sun." Not until we create it, Brother Ass. Refrain from breathing all the available air for a moment, refrain from blocking all the light, and see what lovely vines begin curling out of the earth!
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High school seniors get a chance to shine on the court SaturdayBy JOHN HABIB
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 20. 2013 10:12PM
Six players who were chosen Player of the Year from their divisions by the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization will be among the talented seniors competing in the annual NHBCO Senior Granite State basketball games on Saturday at the Goldie Crocker Wellness Center on the campus of New Hampshire Technical Institute, Concord's Community College.
Four games are scheduled, the first two involving the girls. The 1 p.m. opener features the Division III all-stars against the Division IV all-stars. The 2:30 p.m. contest finds Division I playing Division II.
The boys hit the court beginning at 5:45 p.m. when Division III battles Division IV followed by the 7:15 p.m. nightcap between Division II and Division I.
The Division I boys team will be led by NHBCO Player of the Year Troy Pelletier of Manchester Central along with first team selections Dominic Paradis of Spaulding of Rochester, Jeff Lunn of Bishop Guertin of Nashua and Mabor Gabriel, who led Trinity to the Division I state championship this season. Second teams selections on the Division I squad include Jack Preston of Nashua South, Kaleb Marquis of Concord, Tyler Livingston of Alvirne of Hudson, Nick MacGregor of Spaulding of Rochester and Tong Akot of Manchester Memorial.
Leading the Division II team is career 1,200-point scorer David Hampton of Lebanon along with first team NHBCO selections Brandon Len of Souhegan of Amherst, P.J. Flaum of Hollis/Brookline and Matt Persons, who guided Pembroke Academy to its undefeated Division II championship season. Four second team selections on the squad include Rene Maher of Pembroke, Nick Lloyd of John Stark of Weare and Portsmouth's duo of Ben Landry and Travis MacDonald.
Devin Springfield of Conant of Jaffrey was selected as the Division III Player of the Year as he led the Orioles to the state title. He will be joined by fellow first selections Drew Francoeur of Somersworth, Steve Auger of Hopkinton and Max Goveia of Campbell of Litchfield. Second team selections on the team are Dimitri Giannos of Berlin, Logan Roberts of Prospect Mountain, Jordan Richard of Raymond and Danny Kulbacki of Hillsboro-Deering.
Leading the Division IV team is Player of the Year Christian Hawkins of Newmarket. Three first team selections are Nick Whipple of Littleton, Zach Burns of Profile of Bethlehem and Nick Peters of Concord Christian.
Second team selections playing Saturday are Josh Bogardus of Littleton, Josh Eisfeller of Newmarket, Frank Slanley of Epping, Elias Doucette of Pittsfield, Hunter Lambertson of Gorham and Travis Chase of Pittsburg/Canaan.
On the girls' side Meghan Green of Bishop Guertin was selected as the NHBCO Division I Player of the Year. She was also the only senior selected to this year's first team. Two seniors selected to the second team include Sam Breslin of Pinkerton and Carly Gould of Winnacunnet of Hampton.
The Division II team features five seniors selected to the first team including Player of the Year Moriah Morton of Lebanon, who led her Raiders to the state title. First team seniors Dina Pitsas of Milford, Emily Kehoe of Lebanon, Ellie Flaum of Hollis-Brookline and Alicia Brown of Portsmouth will join forces with second team senior selections Meaghan Flynn of St. Thomas Aquinas of Dover, Kelsey Schiebel of Windham, Bernadette Connors of Windham and Rebecca DeBaldo of Pelham.
Lindsey Nerbonne of Bow, the Division III Player of the Year who led the Falcons to the state title, headlines her squad along with first team selections Rachel Hill of Somersworth and Chelsea Payer of White Mountains of Whitefield. Second team selections on the team include seniors Suzie Barry of Bow, Angie Roy of Winnisquam of Tilton, Abigail Harris of Gilford and Jill Roberts of Franklin.
Three first team senior selections will lead the Division IV team including Makenna Burke, who ended her career with a state title win at Groveton. First team selections Josee Brunault of Colebrook and Annaliese Schmidt of Newmarket will join forces with second team picks Sage Anthony of Pittsfield, Dori Horne of Littleton and Bekah Adams of Pittsfield.
The NHBCO will present special awards to players and coaches including the Mr. and Miss New Hampshire basketball awards.


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Highlights, schedules, and essential information for EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is now easier to find than ever before with the new AirVenture app now available for smartphones and tablets.
Share your posts and photos using the #OSH19 to join the conversation, follow EAA on social media and check out the community's AirVenture posts!
Feel the excitement of Oshkosh come alive through hours of videos. Daily updates, personality features, product launches, and so much more!
These beautiful photos will help you see into The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration.
Some of these cameras run on pre-programmed direction and show live feeds from the grounds, and some cameras (like the Air Show camera) may display live video of the daily air show as viewed through the lens of EAA's video production team.
Need a bit of Oshkosh to brighten your day? Listen to EAA Radio broadcasts year-round, now streaming on the web or your mobile device.
The daily "must read" is AirVenture Today, a free newspaper available to attendees during the annual convention and fly-in. This essential newspaper is distributed throughout the convention grounds and is available for download.
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Located adjacent to the convention grounds, the Camp Scholler campground is home for thousands of aviation enthusiasts every July. Exclusive for EAA members, it's where new friends meet and old friends reunite, all sharing in the camaraderie and spirit of aviation that brought them together.
Curb your hunger by feasting on one (or more) of the options offered by the diverse selection of vendors. Whether you want to indulge your sweet tooth or keep the calories in check, you'll likely find what you need that hits the spot!
Single-seat personal electric convenience vehicles, specifically designed for those with disabilities, are allowed on the convention site and can also be rented via Vista Mobility, Inc.
Looking for a ride to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh? Or are you already planning to go but have space available in your airplane or car to take along a fellow aviation enthusiast? RideShare matches pilots/drivers with passengers for the annual journey to Oshkosh.
The convention site is massive - and can be pretty daunting, especially for first-time visitors. Save time and prepare your Oshkosh days thanks to this assortment of maps designed to assist you.
See current and forecast weather information in and around Oshkosh and EAA AirVenture, courtesy of the National Weather Service.
In case of severe weather, warnings and instructions will be given over the AirVenture public address system and other communications methods, including Twitter (@EAAupdate), Facebook, and text messaging alerts to your cell phone.
Print out sign codes used to tell ground personnel your destination on the Wittman Regional Airport grounds. Just pick the signs you need and be sure to have them in your airplane for the trip to Oshkosh.
Flight operations on the Ultralight Runway at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh are broken into separate time periods to allow similar performance aircraft in the pattern at the same time.
The Seaplane Base (identifier 96WI) is located on the west shore of Lake Winnebago, 5 miles southeast of Wittman Regional Airport and the convention site. Seaplane arrivals should avoid nearby Class C and D airspace and SHOULD NOT use the Fisk VFR arrival route.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) have joined efforts to remind travelers of document requirements to travel into both countries. The two agencies want to educate travelers about these requirements to make their travel experience during the busy summer season a more enjoyable one.
It's nice to feel wanted, and those flying to and from AirVenture are certainly that. View a list of facilities that are providing special offers to traveling EAAers on their flights to Oshkosh. Plan out your flight by visiting those FBOs and airports rolling out the welcome mat for you!
Make the short drive or hop aboard a shuttle bus from one of these airports.
Find a vast array of exhibitors and products, product demonstrations, and much more. It's EAA AirVenture Oshkosh's version of a flea market.
Tell your customers where to find you! For your convenience, we've developed glyphs or "bugs" for you to use in your print and web advertising to let your customers and prospects know where they can find you at Oshkosh.
EAA will attempt to accommodate each applicant's preferred location. However, if all booth choices indicated by applicant are unavailable, EAA will assign the best available space, in EAA's sole opinion.
Attendees and exhibitors count on the beautiful, full-color EAA AirVenture Oshkosh commemorative souvenir program to document all they need to know and where to go during AirVenture.
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is the optimal place to enhance your brand visibility through sponsorship of the event, venues, or its programs. The value in AirVenture sponsorship is enhanced by the ability for customization.
Attendees' most reliable source of everything including exhibitor locations, dining options, and forums / workshops schedules.
AirVenture enables our commercial partners to have an unmatched forum to present their products and services to the most passionate aviation consumers.
From the flightline to the convention office to Camp Scholler, many opportunities are available for you to become a part of EAA's heart and soul as an AirVenture volunteer.
The Brown Arch is a historical area, almost a "rite of passage" for new attendees and return visitors as well, creating an emotional passage through the arch. Leave your mark at this historic EAA landmark with a personalized brick.
Together, we can raise funds for EAA's youth education, historic preservation, and inspirational endeavors that help young people, anywhere, gain access to the resources and encouragement to change the world.
Oshkosh: The Spirit of Aviation, narrated by actor and EAA member, Harrison Ford, shows why EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration.
Paul Poberezny came from humble beginnings, yet he emerged as one of the 20th century's greatest aviation leaders, creating a worldwide aviation organization and the world's largest annual fly-in event, EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Save yourself time and hassle by leaving the following items at home, in your car or at your campsite, as these items will not be allowed through the admission gates.
Get driving directions to the AirVenture check-in facility.
You think about Oshkosh. You dream about Oshkosh. You live Oshkosh. No matter what time of year or where you are, Oshkosh and its ever-present spirit is with you.
Experience a taste of AirVenture through all the news, photos, videos, and much more that revolve around the World's Greatest Aviation Celebration. It's the next best thing to being in Oshkosh!


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Many workers who pick up their first paycheck of the year today will find it short, and that's going to hurt.
Starting Jan. 1, Social Security withholding will take 6.2 percent of each paycheck, up to a limit that most wage-earners won't reach. Payments into other retirement plans, specifically PERA, won't change. Continuing the 2 percent payroll tax holiday that bolstered take-home pay for 2011 and 2012 was not a serious consideration during "fiscal cliff" talks. Neither party showed any will to preserve it, and the public, concerned about the future viability of Social Security, didn't push very hard. The temporary reduction didn't directly affect their future benefits, nor will the 2013 restoration of the normal rate, because benefit levels are part of a much larger discussion about the future of "entitlements."
That snarky use of that word irritates current and future Social Security recipients, who contend - logically - that they indeed are entitled to what they've been projected to receive, because they have paid what they've been asked to pay and shouldn't be penalized for their government's inability to manage its finances. That argument would seem to be strengthened by a 2 percent reduction in the amount of their earnings that is available for them to spend now.
It's fair to require wage-earners to fund their own retirement (which few do through Social Security), and it's more than fair to require the government to handle their contributions responsibly. What doesn't feel quite so fair is that for many people, the recession that prompted the temporary payroll tax reduction is still reflected in their finances. The economy may be booming in some places, but that is far from universally true. While Americans were very grateful for the two-year tax break, discontinuing it now is likely to be painful.
That pain will be shared not only by workers with diminished paychecks but by the merchants who serve them. Housing costs aren't going down, nor are utilities (especially, this month, heating bills). Food bills aren't likely to shrink. Gas prices are lower, but no one expects that reprieve to last very long.
Assuming - and this assumption is hardly safe - that the basics are covered, the budget category that's most flexible is the one termed "discretionary spending." Restaurant meals and bar tabs fall in that category, for example. Vacation travel certainly does.
The economic problem is that the spending is only discretionary the first time around. On the second round, it's someone's paycheck. Restaurants, bars and entertainment venues pay wages and taxes, as do airlines and gas stations. Reduced spending ripples through the economy, and a 2 percent change in personal income is a much bigger change for some businesses. That initial 2 percent can be the tipping point between business survival and failure.
None of that means that reverting to regular Social Security withholding isn't the right thing to do. None of the solutions to the federal deficit are going to be painless. This one, though, hits low-wage workers especially hard, and they didn't have much time to plan for it. There were obvious clues that the holiday would end, and perhaps most Americans wouldn't have planned no matter what they knew and when they knew it.
But that's really not an excuse for Congress to let fiscal decisions that affect so many people drag past the deadline and into the new year.
Watching this change play out will be interesting - for those who aren't scrambling to revise their budgets and figure out how to pay their bills.


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Police: Hooksett man arrested for trying to break into his own home
March 09. 2013 7:35PM
HOOKSETT— Police say a Hooksett man got himself arrested early Saturday morning after trying to break into his own home using a screwdriver during a domestic dispute.
George Kimionakis, 60, was charged with resisting arrest and criminal mischief (domestic violence-related) after police were called to 85 Mammoth Road shortly after midnight for a report of a man trying to get through the back door with a screwdriver. While police were on their way to the scene, the caller reported that the man had gotten inside the house and a "verbal argument" was taking place.
When Officer Michael Zappala arrived at the home, he confronted a man who was leaving the house through the back door and attempted to arrest him. When the man would not comply with the officer, Zappala took him "to the ground" and into custody, according to a press release.
Police later identified the man as Kimionakis and learned he lives at that address and is married to the woman who reported the "break-in."
Kimionakis was released on $7,000 personal recognizance bail pending a court hearing on April 10 in 6th Circuit Court, Hooksett district.


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First day of smoking ban drives Manchester's housing residents outdoors to light upBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 01. 2014 8:02PM
MANCHESTER — In winter coats and hats, residents of public housing apartments ventured outside to smoke cigarettes Thursday, the first day of an indoor smoking ban that covers the 1,400 apartments managed by the Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority.
Sentiments ran the gamut. One smoker said the ban makes him consider quitting altogether. Others said they should have the right to smoke in their own homes.
All complained about the steady morning rain and said the housing authority should provide a smoking shelter, something the executive director has ruled out.
Christine Carroll said about 10 people where outside the Burns high-rise at 5:30 a.m., getting drenched while smoking.
"I hate it," she said about the ban. "There's nothing you can do to stay dry."
"I hate it," said William E. Davis, 70, who by noon had gone outside four times to smoke a cigarette outside the Kalivas high-rise. "I've been smoking for 50 years, for Chrissake. All of a sudden they're going to take it away from me?"
The new regulations prohibit smoking inside individual apartments. Hallways and communal areas such as activity rooms have been smoke free and remain so.
The new rules prohibit smoking on balconies and within 25 feet of apartment complex entrances. The new regulations make no mention of e-cigarettes, so they are permissible, according to Dick Dunfey, executive director of the housing authority.
Michael Bergeron, a resident of the Burns high-rise, said most nonsmokers are happy to see the ban go into effect.
"I've got asthma problems, so I'm glad," he said.
According to the New Hampshire Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, only three of the state's 15 public housing agencies still allow smoking in individual apartments — Nashua, Concord and Somersworth.
Since 2012, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has urged local housing authorities to ban indoor smoking, said Donna Fleming, administrator of the tobacco prevention program.
Many people who live in public housing have serious health problems, she said.
"It just makes it very difficult when there's a single ventilation system. The smoke goes from one apartment to another," Fleming said.
For smokers driven outside, some apartment complexes are more equal than others.
At the O'Malley high-rise, a square, metal-mesh table is outside the 25-foot no-smoking zone. It has accompanying seats and a canopy. A sidewalk that hugs the building probably has a spot or two that is 25 feet from the rear entrance, and it's beneath an overhang to boot.
At the Burns, however, an outdoor patio and most benches are too close to entrances and can't be used by smokers. Several lit up in the parking lot Thursday morning. Carroll, who has been in an electric wheelchair since suffering a traumatic brain injury, said the only benches deemed acceptable for smoking are on the lawn, and her wheelchair would sink into the wet ground.
The only benches at the Pariseau high-rise are right outside the door.
At Kalivas, smokers can only use a lawn picnic table, and it has no shelter.
At O'Malley, Bob Blondeau, 62, said he would have preferred to see smoking rights remain for existing residents. And he'd like to see a shelter. But the tenant of three years said he sees himself as a guest, and he has to go by the rules.
Although he's smoked for 45 years, he said it may be time to give it up. He has a nicotine patch in his apartment.
"It's going to be very hard," he said. "It's a matter of putting it on and going for it."
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CANNES, France (AP) — "White God," a film about a mixed-breed dog who must learn how to survive after a society declares mutts undesirable, won the "Un Certain Regard" prize at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday.
Its director, Kornel Mundruczo of Hungary, has said it is an allegory about Europeans' treatment of minorities.
"Turist," by director Ruben Ostlund, won the jury prize, and a special prize was given to Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado's "Salt of the Earth."
"Party Girl" got an ensemble prize while David Gulpilil was awarded best actor for Rolf de Heer's "Charlie's Country."
The competition honors more offbeat films than those up for the Palme d'Or.
It was the second win of the day for "White God" — its four-legged stars were awarded the quirky Palm Dog.


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February 04. 2013 5:30PM
More revenues? What about the spending cuts?
Fresh off a deal that raised taxes on people making at least $400,000 a year, and on everyone else through the expiration of the payroll tax cut, President Obama says - surprise! - Washington needs more revenue.
"There is no doubt we need additional revenue, coupled with smart spending reductions in order to bring down our deficit," he said during a CBS News interview aired right before the Super Bowl.
That raises a few questions.
1. If he really wants to reduce the deficit, why did he produce four straight budgets with deficits of more than $1 trillion?
2. Does anyone really believe that his new budget (which was due on Monday, by the way) will contain no new spending and instead devote all new revenues to deficit reduction?
3. If revenues are to be "coupled with smart spending reductions," then shouldn't both come at the same time? Why is it always revenues first, spending reductions later?
Republicans in the U.S. House need to insist that the President present real spending reductions before or in conjunction with his plan to raise revenue. Then they should insist that the spending cuts be passed and signed into law before any vote on revenue is taken. Let's not fall again for the "I'll cut spending after you raise taxes" trick.


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The Dolores School District sure has a funny way of saying thanks. Once again, they are showing signs of making another poor decision. Only weeks after the community voted to give the district more than $7 million dollars for capital improvements, they feel the need to spend more money on property.
Only a year ago before the bond issue was raised, we needed a new building for the district office. We were sold the same story: It is such a bargain. Somehow they found $100,000 to spend on property. Now after asking voters to support a third school mill levy increase, they find $40,000, in cash, lying around for another deal that is too good to pass up.
Has this board ever said no to spending money on property? How much property is necessary to educate 800 students? With the school district spread over five properties, do we need to hire more janitors and maintenance people? Do the taxpayers need another water tap, sewer service, trash receptacle, electric and gas payment? What a good deal!
Now we have a new district office and soon a much-improved school facility. With all this time and money being spent on buildings, it seems you have taken your eye off the ball and our program of education has slipped. We have lost our accredited with distinction title.
Please consider this next time you, as a board, try to make a decision. Are we spending the taxpayers money wisely? How will this directly affect the education of our students?
Keith Moore
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Seems like a number of folks in Durango dont understand what you should do with shopping carts when they are finished using them. Durango should host a shopping-cart etiquette course. Im tired of having carts take up parking spaces and being run into my car. Gary Thrash
Local grocers share your torment. Every day, dozens of times, clerks must scour the lots to retrieve the runaways.
Once people put their hands on the shopping cart, something happens to their ability to think, a supermarket supervisor shared anonymously.
The sanitary wipes for the handles must contain a substance that kills brain cells as well as germs.
What really gets to one courtesy clerk is how some shoppers will go to great lengths to deposit their cart in the landscaping.
They maneuver the cart carefully, then lift the front or make the cart do a wheelie over the curb. Then they shimmy it into the island and leave, she said.
It would have been easier just to take it to the cart corral. It never ceases to amaze me.
Not even the cart corral is immune from idiocy, one north City Market clerk explained.
People will often see us out in the parking lot rounding up carts, so they just push the cart toward us as were standing there, the clerk explained.
Were downhill, the cart picks up speed and its route isnt predictable. It can smash into other cars or crash into us, the clerk said, rolling her eyes.
We joke that the reflective safety vests we are required to wear are not to protect us but to provide drivers with a better target, she said.
But its not the carts that dont make it back to the corral that irks many a manager. Its the carts that dont make it back to the store.
Each cart costs more than $400, so its a foregone conclusion when food fourgons are gone store managers get cranky.
In some cities, grocery carts have devices that lock the wheels when they are pushed outside of the store perimeter, a manager said.
So lets declare the rest of March to be Durango Returns Grocery Carts Month.
Wed be in good company, too. This month has a number of food-related designations.
Not only is March National Frozen Food Month and National Celery Month, its National Noodle Month, National Flour Month and National Sauce Month.
Curiously, in the United Kingdom, March is also National Veggie Month.
Britain commemorating vegetables? That sounds bloody suspicious.
Perhaps the Brits call it Veggie Month because National Stringy Tasteless Roots and Overboiled Wilted Cabbage Month wouldnt fit on the Her Majestys calendar.
Keep calm and carry on.
Not to dwell on accessory dwelling units, but the topic continues to increase the density of the Mea Culpa Mailbag.
One anonymous observer says ADU landlords should be required to spread the wealth with rent redistribution.
If a property owner is allowed to subdivide his backyard with an ADU, shouldnt that slumlord give the newly minted income to the surrounding neighbors? After all, its the neighbors who pay the price of having a rental next door.
Many readers including David McHenry suggested the ADU issue is important enough to be put to a vote.
David also sees ADUs as an issue that focuses on the symptoms and not the cure.
What is being lost in this rush to provide even more rundown rental property in Durango is any discussion of living wages, something that would make it possible for (renters) to actually own property here.
He also bristles at the notion of housing entitlement, particularly in desirable locations such as downtown Durango.
If I decide that I want to move to Telluride, Palm Desert or Maui, is someone supposed to rent an affordable place to me just because I want to live there?
Email questions to firstname.lastname@example.com or mail them to Action Line, The Durango Herald, 1275 Main Ave., Durango, CO 81301. You can request anonymity if you celebrate the Ides of March with a Caesar Salad.


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An Istanbul court ruled on Monday that consensual sex between two men is natural. The landmark ruling contradicts rulings made in the past by the country's Supreme Court, Gay Star News reports.
The ruling involved a merchant who was caught selling 125 DVDs of gay porn. The trader's personal information has not been published but his initials are D.M. D.M. faced up to four years in prison as Turkey's penal code outlaws citizens from owning, selling, distributing and publishing "unnatural sex" videos.
In a surprise ruling, however, Jude Manmut Erdemli said that sexual orientation cannot be considered unnatural and it should be respected. The ruling goes against the country's Supreme Court, which has ruled that gay sex is unnatural, along with beastality, in past cases.
What is more remarkable, the judge pointed to the legality of gay marriages in the United States and in Europe. "Today, it is possible to have gay marriages in modern countries," he said in his ruling.
"International regulations prohibit discrimination regarding peoples' sexual preference, and it is therefore an obligation to respect their sexual orientation," Erdemli said. "In this respect, most of the European countries see gay relationships as equivalent to marriage. Contemporary societies allow [gay relationships] to achieve this legal status and therefore the contents of the DVDs can not be seen as unnatural."
Although the court ruled that D.M. was not guilty of selling unnatural porn, he was found guilty of "the unauthorized selling of porn" and received eight months in prison. Turkey's criminal division of the Supreme Court slammed the lower court's ruling and said same gay sex and group sex are unnatural and the court was wrong to sentence the trader for just eight months, instead of four years.
LGBT rights have not progressed much in the Eurasian country as gay marriage is not recognized or any form of same-sex relationships. Additionally, sexual orientation and gender identity are not part of Turkey's civil rights laws but transgender individuals are allowed to undergo sex reassignment surgery.
Modern Turkey was founded on the ruins of the long-tottering Ottoman Empire after the First World War as a progressive, adamantly secular nation. Although the nation is almost entirely Muslim, it has traditionally protected other religions.
Istanbul remains as the seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church, and it is the only remaining Muslim Middle Eastern nation where a small Jewish minority remains at all, let alone thrives. Turkey has, until recently, been especially notable as an ally of Israel.
In recent years, the ascendency of an Islamic political party has leaned the nation more toward the Sharia law of its neighbor Iran. Even so, the nation, which spans Europe and Asia, has long sought entry to the European Union.
Thus, the ruling by the judge can be viewed in geopolitical terms as another subtle bow Turkey is making toward entry in the EU, which has mandated that any nation wishing to join the economic union must demonstrate its bona fides as regards to its LGBT citizens.
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April 01. 2013 12:51PM
Concord teen charged in crash that killed two
CONCORD - A 17-year-old teen, involved in a crash that killed a man and a 7-year-old child, is charged with destroying physical evidence in the case for deleting text messages from his cellphone.
Jacob Veroneau, 17, of Hooksett Turnpike, Concord, turned himself into police Monday after police obtained a warrant charging him with a class B felony of falsifying physical evidence.
Jesse Wolfe, 31, of Concord and Kyara Mailhot, 7, of Manchester, daughter of Wolfe's girlfriend, Kaylan Kuck of Manchester, died from injuries sustained in the Oct. 19 crash on Clinton Street, near Iron Works Road.
Wolfe died at the scene, while Mailhot died two weeks later.
Lt. Tim O'Malley said the investigation was lengthy for many reasons, including the fact that the case involved the deaths of two people and investigators had to conduct "vehicle autopsies" on Wolf's car and Veroneau's SUV to determine if there were any mechanical problems that could have caused the collision.
Investigators worked closely with the Merrimack County Attorney's Office, he said, and determined the primary possible cause of the crash was Wolf's failure to yield, with both the weather - it was a rainy, foggy night - and texting on the part of Veroneau as contributing factors.
Veroneau, O'Malley said, deleted text messages from his cellphone after detectives asked him if he had been texting prior to the crash.
O'Malley said investigators could not prove Veroneau was texting when the crash happened.