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Goffstown school board votes to hold off on Super search
GOFFSTOWN - The SAU 19 board last night voted to hold off on searching for a permanent replacement for Superintendent Stacy Buckley and decided instead to search for an interim superintendent.
The board made that decision on the advice of Ted Comstock, executive director of the New Hampshire School Boards Association, the entity that will assist SAU 19 in searching for both an interim superintendent as well as a permanent one.
Comstock said now is not a good time to seek a pool of superintendent candidates for a permanent position. "I think it would be difficult to find a permanent replacement this time of year," he said. "The September-October time frame is the best for finding the maximum pool of candidates for a permanent position." Comstock told board members that superintendent searches no longer generate a large pool of qualified candidates. "The old days of getting 50 applicants with just a couple of newspaper ads doesn't happen anymore," Comstock said. "Today, in any given SAU, you might get 15 to 20, and out of that number only between seven and 10 will be viable candidates."
The SAU 19 board, made up of representatives from Goffstown, Dunbarton and New Boston, voted to create a committee to search for a temporary replacement for Buckley, who announced recently that she will be leaving SAU 19 to become superintendent of the Newfound Area School District in Bristol. She submitted her resignation to the SAU 19 board last night, but her resignation doesn't become effective until June 30.
Comstock said interim superintendents typically come from a pool of retired educators - usually from New Hampshire - who have a familiarity with the state's political and work cultures.
"Most of the interim pool are retired superintendents who are limited by law to only work 32 hours," Comstock explained.
Buckley said that given the developments of recent weeks, SAU 19 has a lot of pressing issues to deal with. "It just needs to be someone who knows what they're walking into," Buckley said. "It needs to be someone that wants to do the job."
Buckley was referring to a series of developments that have posed significant challenges for the school administration, such as the March 12 town vote rejecting a proposed $14.5 million bond for improvements to the town's two elementary schools, rejection of the school district's proposed operating budget, the vote by Dunbarton residents to form a new SAU with Bow and the resignation of Jim Hunt, former principal of Mountain View Middle School.
"This is such a huge decision that we need to give it time," said SAU 19 board member Dian McCarthy. "It's more important to do it right than rush it."
Comstock said it would take approximately two months before an interim superintendent is chosen. The New Hampshire School Boards Association, he said, would not charge for assisting the SAU in searching for the interim, but would charge in the vicinity of $10,000 for its assistance in finding a permanent replacement for Buckley.
The New Hampshire School Boards Association will assist the SAU in advertising and attracting a pool of interim superintendent candidates, with the decision on finalists being left to the committee formed by the SAU board.
Comstock said the search for a permanent superintendent will certainly take longer than two months. He said that type of search typically takes about seven months to conduct. "Even though we recruit nationally, we find that most of the interested candidates come from the region," said Comstock. "You need to find a person that's a good fit for your situation."
SAU 19 board Chairman Keith Allard said the board will begin a search for a permanent superintendent sometime in September.


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Cortez little league baseball registration
Registration is now open for little league baseball in southwest Colorado. Super Saturday registration will take place at the Cortez Recreation Center on Saturday and on Feb. 16, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration is also at Hibbett Sports on Saturday, March 9, from 10-2. Baseball is open for children ages 4-15, as of April 30. Cost varies according to age from $55-$105. Registration closes March 9. Registration forms can be downloaded online at eteamz.com/cortezbaseball or picked up at the Super Saturday events. Contact the little league office at the above website, or call 560-3029 or email email@example.com for more information.
Ute Mountain Rec. men's basketball tourney
The Ute Mountain Recreation Center in Towaoc is taking registration for its men's Hotshot, double-elimination basketball tournament. Entry fee is $150. It's a 16-team, nine-man roster tourney on the weekend of Feb. 16-17. For more information, please call Jonathan at 564-5360.
Tri-City Soccer registrations
Tri-City Soccer is currently accepting registrations for spring soccer. Spring soccer will run from April 8, through May 4, for most teams. There will be teams for children 3 through 13 (based on their age as of July 31, 2012). Placement is based on first come, first served space availability. If a child played soccer in the fall of 2012, then parents do not need to re-register their child. Registrations can be picked up at the Cortez Recreation Center. Parents can also register online at tricitysoccer.com. Call 749-5475 or email email@example.com with questions.
Nucla Resolution 5K Run/Walk
Montrose West Recreation is pleased to sponsor the third annual Nucla Resolution 5K Run/Walk. The event will, once again, benefit the West End's animal rescue shelter, Hoof & Paw. Totally volunteer driven, Hoof & Paw has been fostering lost and homeless animals while providing adoption, immunization, spay and neutering services at no or low cost. Race participants are encouraged to bring their leashed dogs along for this fun annual event. This year's race is Sunday, Feb. 17, beginning from the Nucla Fire House at noon. The 5K (3.1 miles) course will loop around Nucla streets with moderate elevation gain. The competitive race will offer first, second and third-place ribbons in the men's and women's running and walking categories. The $20 registration fee provides participants with a race bib, post-race refreshments and a commemorative T-shirt. Participants are encouraged to preregister, although registration is available on race day. With more than 85 participants at last year's race, MWR and race organizers are anticipating their biggest turnout since the race was created in 2011. Doggy snacks and prizes will also be offered. The race will be held rain, snow or shine. Please remember to dress accordingly. To register or volunteer, call Paul at 864-428-2276 or email email@example.com.


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Organized by the Cedar Key Lions Club, the Cedar Key Lioness and supported by sponsorship from the Florida Department of Agriculture's Fresh From Florida Gulf Seafood promotion program - the festival offers fine food, entertainment, shopping and family fun.
As one of Levy County's largest events, the 43rd Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival celebrates the area's fishing heritage - offering two days of fantastic food, shopping, music and family fun on the beautiful old Florida island city of Cedar Key.
Arts & Crafts
Over 250 art and crafts exhibitors will exhibit and sell their work on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. along Cedar Key's Second Street in the popular annual Seafood Festival Arts and Crafts Fair.
Festival Parade
On Saturday morning at 11 a.m., the crowd-pleasing Lions Club sponsored Seafood Festival Parade proceeds down Gulf Boulevard to the City Marina. Floats, decorated golf carts, bikes, boats, cars and individuals compete in good-humored fun for awards, cash prizes and the best sea creature costume. Participation is free. For parade registration information, contact Pam Oakley at (352) 543-0809.
Seafood galore
And then there's the seafood!
Organized by the Cedar Key Lions Club, the Food in the Park is a community-wide fundraising event with over a dozen Cedar Key community groups, churches, nonprofits and school clubs serving up fresh seafood and homemade delicacies in food court booths at the Beachside City Park.
Typical of the delicacies at the festival are fried fish sandwiches, clam fritters, funnel cakes, oysters, Cedar Key clams, fried mullet dinners, crab cakes, corn on the cob, French fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, soft drinks, iced tea, coffee, ice cold water, lemonade, cakes, cookies and deserts.
Free Live Music
Enjoy your seafood under a cabana while listening to free live music at the seaside in Cedar Key's Beachfront City Park.
The Live Music in the Park, sponsored by the Cedar Key Lions Club takes place from 11:30 until 3:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, presenting great music sets performed by outstanding Central Florida musicians such as Southern Slang with Danny Wooten and Butch Wise, Neil Lofgren and the Breeze, T.J. Brown and Co. and a special two-day appearance by up and coming Nashville recording star Ashlyn Grayce.
Live music continues in the evening at local establishments throughout the island.
The 43rd Cedar Key Seafood Festival is organized by the Cedar Key Lions Club and the Cedar Key Lioness with community support and sponsorship from the Florida Dept of Agriculture's Fresh from Florida Gulf Seafood promotion program.
Location: Cedar Key, Levy County, Florida. State Route 24 and Second Street and at the Gulf Front City Park. 9-5 Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 20-21.
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David Lacasse
July 02. 2013 9:58PM
The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named David Lee Lacasse as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Lacasse, 28, is wanted on warrants from Rockingham County Superior Court for failure to appear on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm. Lacasse is described as 5-feet-7, 201 pounds, with brown eyes and blond hair. He was last known to be living in the Manchester/Derry area, where he is known to have family, friends and associates.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to attempt to apprehend Lacasse, who should be considered armed and dangerous. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632.
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Put Dover in the rear view mirror this weekend and check out a couple of destinations that are worth the trip.
WHAT Chris Bruni in concert
WHEN 8 p.m. Friday
WHERE Kennett Flash, 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square, Pa.
COST $12 advance; $15 door
INFO kennettflash.org or (484) 732-8295
You'll get Stevie Wonder, Martin Sexton and David Gray all wrapped into one when singer-songwriter Chris Bruni hits the Kennett Flash's stage Friday night. However, Bruni's concert will only cost you a fraction of what it would to see the respected performers his music reflects.
Songs from Bruni's latest album, "I've Been Here," released in 2009, clearly showed the artist exploring a darker side of himself, as well as touching on topics that aren't completely personal.
"I've Been Here" remains true to the accessible nature that Bruni, of Chadds Ford, Pa., carries with him in his music and his personal life. His mix of folk, pop, and soul on the project makes it easily accessible to new listeners from any age group or social status. Bruni's storytelling and unique vocals shine through on a level that's hard not to be impressed with.
WHAT Bernie Worrell Orchestra in concert
WHEN 8 p.m. Saturday
WHERE World Café Live at The Queen, Wilmington
COST $16 advance; $19 door
INFO worldcafelive.com or 994-1400
Psychedelic-funk pioneer and music legend Bernie Worrell is piloting a new mother ship: the Bernie Worrell Orchestra, set to land at World Café Live at The Queen on Saturday.
Worrell is the original keyboardist for Parliament-Funkadelic (better known as P-Funk). He and the group were inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. His unmistakable, spaced-out sound fueled original P-Funk classics like "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof Off the Sucker)" and "Chocolate City."
The Bernie Worrell Orchestra is a nine-piece ensemble Worrell co-founded with drummer/bandleader Evan Taylor. The group debuted in 2011 with "Bernie Worrell: Standards," a collection of jazz classics done in Worrell's signature raw, unclassifiable "Dr. Woo" style. The band toured widely in support of the album, playing new music reminiscent of late '60s and early '70s psychedelic rock, and well as R&B and funk.
WHAT Chinese New Year 2013
WHEN 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday
WHERE Delaware Art Museum, 2301 Kentmere Parkway, Wilmington
COST Free
INFO delart.org or 571-9590
It's only February, but you can celebrate the New Year, again, as the Delaware Art Museum will host its seventh annual Chinese New Year Party on Saturday.
Presented in conjunction with the Hockessin's Hanlin Chinese Culture Association, this festive, free celebration includes traditional Chinese art activities, artist demonstrations, a dragon art scavenger hunt, a dragon dance and Chinese yo-yo performance by the Chinese American Community Center Dance Troupe and Yo-Yo Club, of Hockessin. There will also be a special musical performance by Taiwanese Music Ensemble of New York.
Performers will really sink their teeth into this event, as 2013 is the Year of the Snake.
WHAT "The Mousetrap"
WHEN 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday; 3 p.m., Sunday
WHERE Clear Space Theatre, 20 Baltimore Avenue, Rehoboth Beach
INFO www.clearspacetheatre.org
Murder, mystery and mayhem has made its way to the beach with the Clear Space Theatre performances of Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap."
A murderer is on the loose and has infiltrated a group of snowed in strangers stuck in a stately manor in the English countryside.
"An intriguing aspect of the show is that every character involved has secrets - secrets that each is keeping from others, and in some cases even from themselves" said director Aleta Thompson. "We don't know what is true. We don't know whom to believe."
Members of the audience start to question reality right alongside the characters, as everyone seems to be lying.
"Though the play is 60 years old, the emotions that Christie churns up are here and now," said Thompson."


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The moral excellence evident in my life as I consistently do what is right.
The nineteenth-century writer J. G. Holland once said, "Reputation and character are widely different things. Character lives in a man, reputation outside of him." Reputation is the impression that others hold in their minds based on your external record. Character is the inner reality of who you truly are. Virtue links character and reputation. Virtue is the moral excellence a person exhibits by consistently making right choices. The influence of your good character is an important contribution you can make to others at home, on the job, or in your community. Virtue is the measure of that influence. Virtue is "the moral excellence evident in my life as I consistently do what is right."
Human beings are social entities. We constantly influence and are influenced by one another. Virtue has to do with the moral influence that your life exerts upon others. The character of one person can influence the character of those nearby and an individual's words, actions, and attitudes can exert a real influence on others.
Virtues and vices are communicated from one person to another by conscious example and also by unconscious influence. We tend to become like the people with whom we spend our time. That is the nature of human relationships. One who understood - and misused - the power of positive influence was seventeenth-century Russia's Sophia Romanov when she attempted to seize the throne from her brother Peter. It is said that Sophia tried to destroy his ability to lead by introducing corrupting companions at court - companions to draw young Peter into drunkenness, extravagance and waste. However, Peter stood firm in the moral instruction of his early childhood and, according to legend, even reformed some of those companions.
Virtue is the quality of one who stands upright in the face of immoral influences. The man or woman of virtue seeks to do the right thing and urge others to as well.
One simple way to begin having a positive, consistent influence on those around you is to choose to wear a smile. Talk with your family about the value of a smile and what it communicates to others. As a family, determine to smile at those around you - whether you feel like it or not. After a week or so, discuss what kind of influence your smiles had on others - and even on your own attitudes.
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After visiting over 200 architecture firms, I was aghast that so many of them were committing these costly sins of mismanagement and miscommunication, without even realizing it. If I can stop even one more firm from shooting its own foot, then this is worth it.
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Years ago I sold my Chicago-based architectural firm of 17 people after being presented with an offer I couldn't refuse. Over the next two years, I visited nearly 200 architectural firms all around the country. I spent anywhere from one to five days in these offices, learning how they operated and observing their culture. It was an eye opener to say the least.
As I toured firms of all sizes or specialties, I started seeing some disturbing patterns. I frequently saw three common flaws that could put an architect's practice in peril.
Saving the World One Building at a Time
Architects are notoriously under-compensated, for many reasons. One reason, I observed too often, was what I'll call the Struggling Artist Syndrome. For architects with this syndrome, being poor is a badge of honor–like a war wound. They pride themselves on the meager compensation received for the hard work they do, the value they provide their clients, and for building a better world.
In truth, architects aren't motivated by money. We've arrived at this profession out of a potpourri of passions; art, design, construction, urban planning, environmental stewardship, etc. I can guarantee that you will never find anyone who entered our profession with the intention of making money.
Most architects are too timid to even discuss finances. When asked about money, like a practiced politician avoiding a question on global warming, they'll change the conversation to something they really want to talk about, like design and construction.
But if you want to get paid, you have to be able to talk about money and why your firm, its staff and its project management practices are exactly what a client needs.
You also have to be able to talk about business practices with your staff to ensure projects are managed properly and profitably. This is a must to have positive cash flow and a sustainable business.
If you don't think you can do this, hire an Office Manager so you can focus on designing. Otherwise, go work for someone else.
Not Minding Your Own House
Many Architectural firms place a heavy emphasis on presentation. Clients see their offices as pristine, artistic and orderly. They believe this visual order is reflective of how a firm runs its business. But during my tour of architecture firms, I frequently found that the neat organization did not extend beyond the office's elegant façade. In reality, most firms' internal processes were the opposite of orderly.
Architects spend hours making sure structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and architectural considerations are in perfect balance to one another when designing a client's building. But when it comes to managing all the components of their own house such as accounting, marketing, human resources, project and resource management, they drop the ball. If their office management was a building, it would look like something Rube Goldberg designed.
This disorder may fly in a good economy but when times get tough inefficient management will drag your firm down.
Forgetting How to Share
One thing you learned early in school as a kid, hopefully, was how to share. Kids who didn't share weren't popular, and occasionally got beat up. The same goes for adults–usually without the beating part.
In my firm visits, I noticed a disturbing trend of firm owners withholding project financial information such as fees, costs and profitability data. Guess what, this didn't work out too well. This miserly practice prevented workers from fully doing their job and left many feeling marginalized, frustrated and ready to quit.
For a project to go well there needs to be total transparency–for employees and clients. Employees feel valued, engaged and can make informed decisions. Your clients feel greater trust when you keep them informed. And out of this trust comes repeat business and referrals.
If you really want your architectural firm to succeed, avoid these pitfalls. Get your own house in order before trying to build someone else's. Know that you have to talk business with clients. You can't just be the creative designer. If you can't wear more than one hat, reassess your career goals. Lastly, create an environment of open communication that engages staff and inspires them to do exceptional work.
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City tow fees: Keep them low
March 20. 2013 5:47PM
Why should Manchester residents pay a $110 car-towing fee? City Police Chief David Mara says the city has to keep up with the rates charged in other municipalities. That would be true only if towing companies refused to serve Manchester because the city did not pay enough.
Right now the fee in Manchester is $70 for a standard tow and $85 for a tow during non-business hours. In Concord the rates are $145 and $120 respectively. In Nashua, they are $125 and $95. Bedford charges $125 and Londonderry $105. Mara wants Manchester's rates set at $110 for a standard tow and $125 for a non-business hours tow.
Those are steep increases (57 percent higher for a standard tow and 47 percent for a non-business hours tow). Mara says the city has to keep up with the rates charged in other municipalities so the towing companies will work here.
That is true to a point. The question is: Who is running the show? The city should be negotiating the lowest tow rate it can possibly get. It should not simply raise its rate to match what other municipalities pay.
The city's role here is twofold: 1) contract for a necessary service, and 2) protect residents by procuring that service at the best rate.
A small rate increase might be necessary, considering the large gap between Manchester's rates and those of nearby Bedford and Londonderry. But the city has a volume advantage. There are more cars to tow here. Our rates should be lower than those in every other city or town in the state.
Aldermen need to examine this matter closely before voting on it. If they simply rubber-stamp the police recommendation rather than going for the lowest tow rate we can get, they will be letting down the people.


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Bishop Guertin names Faulkner new girls' basketball coach
July 15. 2013 9:18PM
Bishop Guertin of Nashua athletic director Pete Paladino has announced Jeremy Faulkner as the new girls' varsity basketball coach. Faulkner, of Hudson, who served as head coach at Souhegan of Amherst, replaces Scott Hazelton, now an assistant women's coach at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell.
In three seasons with Souhegan, Faulkner led the Sabers to two Division II state titles and a quarterfinal finish.
Faulkner coached extensively with the New England Shooting Stars AAU Girls' Basketball Club and served as both assistant and head coach for nearly 15 years.


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Treasuries declined for a second day as a report showed U.S. services industries expanded, reducing demand for the safety of fixed-income assets.
Benchmark 10-year notes dropped with German bunds as stocks rallied after China vowed to maintain its growth target and an industry report showed euro-area manufacturing and services contracted less than forecast in February. Data on March 8 will show U.S. employers added 160,000 jobs last month after an increase of 157,000 in January, according to analysts in a Bloomberg News survey. Yields touched a five-week low yesterday.
"The fact that you're seeing some strong economic data both here and out of Europe is helping to push the market lower," said Jason Rogan, director of U.S. government trading at Guggenheim Partners LLC, a New York-based brokerage for institutional investors. "The market's more focused on the jobs numbers."
Benchmark 10-year yields rose two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 1.89 percent at 10:15 a.m. in New York, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader data. They touched 1.83 percent yesterday, the lowest since Jan. 24, before rising. The price of the 2 percent note due in February 2023 fell 5/32, or $1.56 per $1,000 face amount, to 100 31/32.
The yield on similar-maturity German bunds increased two basis points to 1.44 percent.
The Institute for Supply Management's index of U.S. non- manufacturing businesses, which covers about 90 percent of the economy, rose to 56 in February from the prior month's 55.2, the Tempe, Arizona-based group said. The median forecast of 73 economists surveyed by Bloomberg was 55. Readings above 50 signal expansion, and estimates ranged from 50 to 56.3.
Volume Declines
Trading volume dropped yesterday to $183 billion, the lowest level this year and the fifth straight daily decline, according to ICAP Plc, the largest inter-dealer broker of U.S. government debt. Daily Treasury volume reached $491 billion on Feb. 1, the highest since August 2011. The average daily volume for the past year is $247 billion.
Treasury volatility as measured by the Bank of America Merrill Lynch MOVE index fell to 53.9 basis points yesterday, the lowest level since Jan. 23. The gauge, which tracks the outlook for swings in U.S. government debt rates, has averaged 66.6 basis points over the past year.
The difference between yields on 10-year notes and same- maturity Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, a gauge of trader expectations for consumer prices over the life of the debt, was 2.56 percentage points, versus an average of 2.2 percentage points over the past decade.
Fed Stimulus
An increase in Treasury yields may be limited as Federal Reserve policy makers signaled they are not about to close their doors on stimulus.
Fed Vice Chairman Janet Yellen said in a speech yesterday the central bank should continue its monthly bond buying while tracking the costs of the program. Chairman Ben S. Bernanke in congressional testimony last week defended the Fed's bond purchases, saying the benefits of reducing borrowing costs and fueling growth outweigh any potential costs.
The central bank has kept its benchmark target for overnight lending in a range of zero to 0.25 percent since 2008.
"While we expect yields to rise if the strength of the economic recovery continues, the Fed's dovish rhetoric suggested they are not about the taper the bond-buying program and that should some support the Treasuries," said John Stopford, head of fixed income at Investec Asset Management in London.
The yield on the 10-year note is forecast to rise to 2.25 percent by the end of the fourth quarter, according to the median estimate of economists in a Bloomberg News survey.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The Mauritshuis museum in The Hague reopens June 27 after a two-year renovation that allowed some of its treasures to travel abroad. Here are some facts about the collection:
Rock stars might be envious: 2.2 million people came out to see the paintings while they were on the road. In 2012, the Mauritshuis exhibition in Tokyo was the most-visited art exhibition in the world, while in New York, visitors waited outside for hours in freezing weather to see it at the Frick, where it broke attendance records.
The Mauritshuis houses masterpieces from the Netherlands' 17th-century Golden Age, including Vermeer's iconic 1665 "Girl With a Pearl Earring," three Rembrandt self-portraits and works by Jan Steen, Frans Hals and Peter Paul Rubens. A 1654 painting by Carel Fabritius, "The Goldfinch," came home to Holland much more famous than when it left thanks to a best-selling, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name by Donna Tartt.
It's hard not to be stunned by the variety and quality of the museum's 800 paintings, which even after the renovation are in relatively tight spaces. Literary visitors will thrill to the sight of "Girl With a Pearl Earring," ''The Goldfinch," and Rembrandt's "Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicholaes Tulp," also the subject of a new novel. Vermeer's 1660 "View of Delft" plays a small but important role in Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past."
Other jewels include Frans Hals' 1625 cute, buck-toothed "Laughing Boy." For an early critique of Dutch loose living, check out Jan Steen's "As the Old Sing, So Pipe the Young," the first known picture of Dutch youth caught smoking something. Animal lovers should see the museum's biggest canvas, Paulus Potter's 1647 "The Bull." ''The Garden of Eden With The Fall of Man" was a joint project of Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Elder.
The museum's space was doubled to accommodate 250,000 tourists annually — a 25 percent increase. The square out front is now a lobby with skylights. A nearby building now houses a cafe, shop, library and temporary exhibits.
The Mauritshuis was built in 1644 in the center of The Hague for nobleman Johan Maurits, was purchased by the Dutch state in 1820, and became a museum after the Netherlands' first king, Willem I, donated his paintings.


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Israel's highest court has already ruled that the Jewish settler outpost of Ulpana in the West Bank was built on privately owned Palestinian land.
And Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government had pledged to meet a May 1 deadline to dismantle the outpost, which has about 30 homes.
But over the weekend, Netanyahu established a special committee to see how permits could be provided to keep the outpost from being torn down.
This has touched off yet another controversy over settlements, one of the most contentious issues between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
More than 300,000 Israelis live in West Bank settlements that have been authorized by the Israeli government but are not recognized by any other country.
In addition, there are dozens of relatively small outposts like Ulpana, which were not authorized by the Israeli government. Despite Israeli court rulings that they are illegal, only a small number have been torn down.
Demonstration In Favor Of The Outpost
Members of Netanyahu's Likud party converged on Ulpana and held a rally Sunday. The outpost is next to the larger settlement of Beit El, and both are near the Palestinian city of Ramallah.
"We are here to say loud and clear, that there is no reason to evacuate those houses, to demolish them," said Yariv Levine, a member of Parliament who belongs to Likud, which strongly supports settlement building.
"I don't think a Likud government can take the children out of their homes," Levine added. "I truly believe that in nine days, 10 years, 100 years, we will be able to see those houses standing as they are standing today and the government as stable as it was before."
Members of Netanyahu's coalition are threatening to bolt and potentially bring down his government if Ulpana and other outposts are demolished.
West Bank settlements were established after Israel captured the territory in the 1967 Mideast war, and the settlements have expanded under every Israeli government since then.
Settlement growth has been particularly robust under Netanyahu, says Yariv Oppenheimer of the anti-settlement group Peace Now.
"We are seeing a real increase in settlement activity," he says.
Oppenheimer says that under Netanyahu's government, some 45,000 new settlers moved to the West Bank over the past three years, a 16 percent increase.
In addition, Oppenheimer says, "The advocacy work that this government is doing for the settler cause is tremendous. They are marketing the settlements all over."
Palestinians Say Their Land Is Shrinking
Near the Palestinian village of Deir Jarir another outpost has been built on private Palestinian land. There is also a push by Israel to authorize that outpost as well.
"This land that was confiscated for the settlements is No. 1 agriculture land," says Joad Abu Hashish, a Palestinian who works in the village council. "It is the land that we used in order to sustain ourselves."
He says the village is already surrounded by expanding settlements and the outposts eat farther into boundaries of the village and the land owned by Palestinians.
Israelis have refused to acknowledge the authenticity of Palestinian documents showing they have ownership, he says.
Back in the Ulpana outpost, Israeli resident Alex Traiman says he can't believe his home might be destroyed.
"It's a beautiful apartment. The garden is fantastic," he says. "So if they say I'm going to knock your buildings down — I want to protect my family. I'm trying to provide a good life for my kids."
Israel is making good on its vow to legalize a series of unauthorized settlement outposts in the occupied West Bank. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu established a special committee to look into how to provide permits for the communities.
NPR's Lourdes Garcia-Navarro visited one of the outposts called Ulpana and she filed this report.
LOURDES GARCIA-NAVARRO, BYLINE: Last year, the government promised the Israeli high court that this series of buildings in the Ulpana neighborhood in the settlement of Beit El would be dismantled because they were built on private Palestinian land. With the deadline of May 1st looming, though, the Israeli government is reneging on that after a wave of political pressure.
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GARCIA-NAVARRO: Yesterday, in the most recent action, members of Netanyahu's party Likud converged on the Ulpana outpost and held a rally. It wasn't a large affair, but then it didn't have to be. Support for the settlements comes from within the government itself and doesn't rely on broad popular support.
YARIV LEVINE: We are here to say loud and clear that there is no reason to evacuate those houses, to demolish them.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Yariv Levine is a Likud Knesset member. He says that this government stands behind the settlement project.
LEVINE: I don't think that the Likud government can take the children out of their houses. I truly believe that in 9, 10 days, 10 years, and 100 years, we will be able to see those houses standing as they are standing today and the government as stable as it was before.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: The fate of settlement outposts has become one of the most contentious issues facing the Netanyahu government. The international community and the Palestinians regard all Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank as illegal. But Israel only deems the so-called outposts, which were not built with approval of the state as illicit. Previous Israeli governments have at least paid lip service to dismantling them. Not this one, says Yariv Oppenheimer from the anti-settlement group Peace Now.
YARIV OPPENHEIMER: We see a real increase of settlement activity, changes, outposts, new construction almost everywhere in the West Bank.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Oppenheimer says that under the Netanyahu administration, some 45,000 new settlers have moved to the West Bank, a 16 percent increase. But that's not what makes this government different. Settlement expansion has been a feature of both right wing and left wing Israeli governments. But, says Oppenheimer...
OPPENHEIMER: The advocacy work that this government is doing for the settler cause is tremendous. They are marketing the settlements all over. And this is new and it's much more wide than it was before.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Near one Palestinian village, another cluster of illegal housing in an outpost has been built on private Palestinian land. There is a push by Israel to legalize that too. Palestinian Joad Abu Hashish works in the village council.
JOAD ABU HASHISH: (Through translator) This land that was confiscated for the settlements is number one agriculture land. It is the land that we used in order to sustain ourselves.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: He says the village is already surrounded by ever expanding settlements and the outposts eat further into what people use to survive. He said everyone here knows what land belongs to them and where the boundaries of our village lie. It's all well documented. Pretending the papers don't exist or aren't real is a lie they use to steal what we have, he says. Back in the Ulpana outpost, Israeli resident Alex Traiman says he can't believe his home might be destroyed because of this.
ALEX TRAIMAN: I don't live here because it's on the top of outpost. I got a job. It happens to be in this town. They were just finishing this building. I saw it. It's a beautiful apartment. The garden is fantastic. If they say I'm going to knock your buildings down, I want to protect my family. I'm trying to provide a good life for my kids.
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Two dead after shooting on Lake Avenue in ManchesterBy PAT GROSSMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
November 25. 2013 12:44AM
MANCHESTER - A Manchester man, charged with falsifying evidence for allegedly ditching a gun after a double homicide on Lake Avenue Sunday afternoon, told a childhood friend he shot a man who came at him with a knife and he feared he shot his own brother as well, according to court papers.
Only last month, David Hans Hoffens, 21, of 331 Lake Ave., was in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, pleading guilty to threatening to kill his brother Edgar Hoffens, 22, of the same address telling him, "I'll slit your throat."
Edgar "Eddie" Hoffens was found dead at the base of the stairs leading to the brothers' Lake Avenue apartment on Sunday just before 4 p.m. according to court documents. Records do not indicate how he died, but David Hans Hoffens told his childhood friend Eric Woodard that he was afraid he shot him.
Hoffens, saying he was scared and panicked, admitted to an officer that he shot another man, Charles Cable, 20, who was found lying face down in a pool of blood on the concrete walkway outside the building. He was shot in the left side of the head.
Cable, who had a faint pulse and whose chest was rising, was transported to Elliot Hospital where authorities said he died Monday morning.
David Hoffens repeatedly told investigators he "didn't mean to do it."
Complicating the case is that his mother's boyfriend, Dan Morgan, claimed he was the one who shot Eddie, while pointing at Cable, and that David Hoffens shot Cable, according to court records.
Authorities have not charged anyone in the shootings.
David Hoffens also told Woodard that "the guys" pulled a knife on him and he shot the guy.
Autopsies on both Hoffens and Cable are not expected to be complete until late Tuesday, according to New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph A. Foster and Police Chief David J. Mara.
Police went to 331 Lake Ave. Sunday afternoon after receiving reports of shots fired. According to a sworn affidavit by Detective Patrick Houghton, when Officer Derek Feather arrived, a woman pointed up the walkway and said, "He is over here." That's when Feather found Cable. Then he heard someone say, "There is another one over here," and he found Edgar Hoffens.
Cynthia Hoffens, the Hoffens brothers' mother, called David on a cell phone and, when he answered, Officer Joe Ryan said he could hear a male voice that sounded hysterical. He asked to speak to David, and Cynthia Hoffens handed him her cell phone. David told the officer he was scared and panicked, that he had shot Charlie but that he didn't mean to do it.
Woodard, a childhood friend of David Hoffens, told police he called Edgar's cell phone and his girlfriend Jen Russell answered. She was crying so much she could not speak, Woodard said. Woodard said he then got a phone call from David who told him "the guys" pulled a knife on him and "he shot the guy and was afraid that he also shot his brother Edgar," according to Houghton's affidavit.
Detectives located David Hans Hoffens at Kay's Bakery and he was taken into custody and brought to the police station. He admitted he fled the area after the shooting, running down alleyways to avoid detection. He told Houghton he threw away his sweatshirt to avoid being recognized and tossed the gun and holster as well. Police recovered the holster and sweatshirt.
When he pleaded guilty last month to threatening to kill his brother, he also pleaded guilty to obstructing the report of a crime accusing him of pulling the phone lines out of the wall of a computer when his brother tried to call police.
He was fined $200, given a six-month suspended sentence and ordered to obtain an anger management evaluation and follow any of its recommendations. He was given 45 days to obtain the evaluation and file it with the court. As of Monday, the court had not received the evaluation.
Cable also had a criminal case pending in Circuit Court. Cable, 20, of 178 Central St., Apt. 6, was to be tried Jan. 8 on two counts of simple assault involving his girlfriend and her mother.
On Oct. 13, he allegedly shoved Kristen Chase, 43, causing her to fall and strike her face on a door frame. He also is accused of grabbing Krystara Bergeron, 19, by the neck and punching her in the face. Cable is the father of Bergeron's child.
According to court records, an argument between Cable and Bergeron woke Chase about 7:30 a.m. on Oct. 13. She went to check on them and heard Bergeron say Cable punched her.
She went into the bedroom and she and Cable began to argue. He shoved her into her bedroom, causing her to hit her face on the door frame. Bergeron told police Cable grabbed her by the throat with his left hand and punched her in the face with his right hand.
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MANCHESTER— Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Lake Avenue that left one man dead and another critically injured Sunday.
In an early morning press release Monday, state Attorney General Joseph Foster and Manchester Police Chief David Mara said the incident included one death.
According to the release, police went to 331 Lake Ave. Sunday afternoon for reports of shots fired, and found one man dead outside the home, having suffered what appeared to be a gunshot wound.
A second man was found nearby, also shot. He was transported to Elliot Hospital and was in critical condition late Sunday night.
Neither man was identified.
Another man, David Hoffens, 21, of 331 Lake Ave., Manchester, is under arrest, according to Manchester police Lt. Maureen Tessier. Documents in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, where Hoffens was arraigned this morning, indicate he is charged with a felony of falsifying physical evidence, and the complaint alleges he did destroy, conceal or remove his firearm with the purpose to impair its "verity or availability" in the investigation into the shooting.
At his arraingment, Hoffen's bail was set at $25,000 cash/surety with a probable cause hearing scheduled for Dec. 5.
The release said police believe they have identified all of the parties involved in the incident, but ask that anyone with information or who was in the area of 331 Lake Ave., about 3:40 Sunday afternoon to call 668-8711.
Earlier Sunday evening, Manchester Lt. Todd Boucher said, "We are investigating a shooting that occurred along Lake Avenue around 4 p.m. today."
Manchester District Fire Chief Michael Gamache confirmed that emergency crews were dispatched to 331 Lake Ave., where they treated two individuals for gunshot wounds, transporting both to Elliot Hospital.
"They were in serious condition," said Gamache.
Late Sunday night, Boucher refused to say if anyone was in custody for the shootings.
"There is no need for the public to feel at risk related to this incident," he said.
Neighbors said shots were fired about 4 p.m., with one neighbor saying they thought two people had been shot at the multi-family building at 331 Lake Ave. Some residents said they were startled to hear shots fired in their neighborhood.
"I was home this afternoon and a piece of siding came loose and was banging against the building when I went out to get a look at it," said resident Sean Hale. "That's when I heard there was a shooting."
The building where the shooting happened is between Lake Avenue and Litchfield Lane.
"I was kind of surprised someone would be shot here," said neighbor John Mitchell, who said he could recall no problems involving the residents of the house.
Neighbors said the residence was "a couple of doors down" from the spot were Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs was murdered in 2006.
At 5 p.m. Sunday, police had blocked off Lake Avenue and Litchfield Lane, which runs parallel to Lake Avenue, from Lincoln to Maple streets. A K9 officer could be seen searching yards and areas behind homes along Litchfield Lane.
By 7:10 p.m., all of Litchfield Lane was reopened to vehicular traffic, though Lake Avenue remained blocked off by police cruisers at the intersections with Lincoln and Maple streets.
A representative from the Attorney General's Office arrived at Manchester police headquarters at 6:25 p.m. and was buzzed into the back area.
Paul Feely and Bill Smith contributed to this story.


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Basketball court overturned for parking lot in ManchesterBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
September 07. 2013 12:18AM
MANCHESTER — The former basketball court at Harriman Park will be converted to a parking lot, following an upgrade for the small, center-city park that Manchester aldermen approved this week.
In doing so, a majority of aldermen sided with Alderman Ed Osborne and city officials, who said they did not want to see basketball return to the park, which is located at the corner of Lake Avenue and Hall Street.
They rebuffed efforts by Mayor Ted Gatsas and Alderman Joyce Craig to restore basketball hoops, which were removed years ago.
"Harriman Park has been one of the really under-utilized (parks) in some regards because of the deterioration of park facilities, and the over-utilization by elements we really don't want to have in the park," said Leon Lafreniere, director of planning and community development for the city.
Manchester has a shortage of full-court basketball in the city as compared with demand. While four courts exist on the West Side, the larger east side of the city has only three outdoor courts.
Plans for a Harriman Park upgrade follow the recent restoration of the nearby Odd Fellows Hall into an office building for social service agencies. The city wants to provide parking at the former basketball court. Also, it recently bought two houses adjacent to the park and will use the property for park expansion.
Alderman Craig noted that the park has historically hosted a basketball court. She said parking could be located several blocks away at the Sealtest building redevelopment project.
"The parking doesn't need to be there. We need that space for the neighborhood," Craig said.
Jessica Chambers, parks planner for the city, said most people play basketball from 5 p.m. to sundown. But she said lighting planned for Harriman Park, which is located in a dense neighborhood of homes and businesses, would likely keep ball players at the park much later.
Aldermen voted to spend $60,000 for the first phase of the park, which includes converting the former basketball court to a 19-car parking lot, improving sidewalks and adding conduit for electric lines. In the future, the city hopes to add lighting, landscaping, fencing and playground equipment.
Earlier this summer, Osborne said he has problems with basketball playing late at night and has had several hoops removed from his his ward, including Harriman Park. Neighbors, he said, complain about late-night basketball games.
This week, Osborne said he likes basketball and suggested a court be built at the Gill Stadium parking lot at Beech and Valley streets.


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Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Reader extends welcome mat to all wild creaturesSTACEY COLE March 15. 2013 10:00PM
In nearly 51 years of receiving letters from readers, they have discussed all manner of wild creatures. I cannot recall one who expressed such a passion for squirrels and all other animals that enjoy this gentleman's hospitality. The six-page, fully illustrated letter, with an additional seven full-page photographs without text, I'll let speak for itself. I quote: "I have been feeding squirrels, chipmunks, birds and everything else that eats from feeders in my back yard for the past 35 years. During this time I have drastically changed my opinion on squirrels. Everyone seems to dislike them because they disturb the bird feeders and prevent birds from feeding. I still have my bird feeders and woodpecker feeders in place hanging from branches of a tree situated in the middle of my deck.
"Since I have a large deck on the back of my home) I decided to try an experiment about 20 years ago. In addition to regular feeders, every morning I take one scoop of bird seed mixed with sunflower seeds and place about 30 small piles of food about a foot apart on railings and on top of the picnic table seats. During the winter I also have a heated bowl of water so they can all drink.
"From that day on, I had a new view of all the birds and animals. All species have a dominant one and everyone else takes a place behind. When the dominant squirrel approaches my deck, it goes to the pile of feed that he wants. If another squirrel has it, he may take it or go to another. Once that squirrel starts to eat the pile (mainly sunflower seeds), he does not leave that pile unless he is finished. It then moves on to another pile. In the meantime, it's mate or another squirrel may be eating the pile right next to him. All the squirrels come in pairs.
"They usually eat the piles close to each other and stay close when searching for another pile to eat. I believe they nest for life. If there are a number of squirrels feeding, then I believe either the male was killed, or as your article (February 2, re: how gray squirrels build leaf nests) mentioned, the mother was taking care of the young. I have never witnessed a single squirrel bothering one of the other pairs. The most gray squirrels I remember seeing at one time on my deck was 23. During the winter I average 6 to 10 squirrels. Usually at daylight. The only time I have ever seen squirrels chasing each other was when they are twitterpated and looking for a mate. I do not believe they infringe on another's mate.
"I did try a few experiments with feeding. On occasion I will place a shelled walnut piece on top of each pile. The squirrel will always eat the walnut first and then finish the pile. It will then go to the next pile and do the same. When the Blue Jays arrive, they eat the walnut and so on. In amongst the squirrels are the chipmunks, red squirrels, blue jays, doves and all the other birds.
"The pigeons become a problem at times because they come en masse and devour all of the food in a short time and leave nothing behind for the others. If I notice this, I will wait for a period of time and set out more feed. I realize they are big birds and they have to eat so I leave them alone. In the past five years the pigeon problem has been less of a problem due to the arrival of the Peregrine Falcon.
"This bird is not afraid of anything or anyone. If I walk outside he keeps looking at me and continues picking off the feathers. When finished he leaves only a pile of feathers. As you can see in the following pictures, the squirrels seem a little apprehensive, but they keep on eating. Evidently pigeons are the Falcon's favorite. He doesn't seem to bother the doves.
"Many years ago I was given a baby squirrel that was attacked by a cat and had no hair on him. We raised the squirrel (Max) and when he was old enough we set him free on the back porch. He would always come back and would hang on the door screen until we let him in. We fed him nuts by hand on the couch. One day on my birthday he was on the couch when he noticed my birthday cake on the kitchen table. He looked at us and made a dash for the kitchen. He then jumped up and did a belly flop on the cake. So much for the cake. I don't think he ate any. We were too busy scrambling to notice. If we left the back door open, he would come in for a visit. After he had a mate, Max would try to coax her into the kitchen. She'd come to the door opening, but would stop. Max tried hard. She never did."
Our Manchester reader included several more interesting experiences that I could not squeeze into this column. He concluded his letter with the following quote: "Squirrels are special and have personalities all their own. Just like us. I have many other stories, but I will end here."
Stacey Cole's address is 529 W. Swanzey Road, Swanzey.


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edonnelly wrote: The schedules for B and C stop around lesson 20. I'm wondering if they switched to one per week, too.
Pharr-c went to one lesson per week as well.
For someone who has not had Greek before (and who has other things to do besides Greek) two lessons per week is a heavy load.
I wish you guys all the best.
I really enjoyed Pharr-a. I think Pharr-b made it to the end but I am not sure. Pharr-c went part ways, then started over again but the participation is really dropping.


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Intelligent Energy – Europe (IEE) offered a helping hand to organisations willing to improve energy sustainability. Launched in 2003 by the European Commission, the programme was part of a broad push to create an energy-intelligent future for us all. It supported EU energy efficiency and renewable energy policies, with a view to reaching the EU 2020 targets (20% cut in greenhouse gas emissions, 20% improvement in energy efficiency and 20% of renewables in EU energy consumption).
Most parts of the IEE programme were run by the Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation (EACI) - which has seen become the Executive Agency for SMEs (EASME) - on behalf of the European Commission.
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A large part of the programme budget was made available through annual calls for proposals to support projects putting the concept of 'intelligent energy' in practice. Carried out by public, private or non-governmental European organisations, they supported three main objectives - more energy efficiency, more renewables, and better transport and mobility. This covered, for instance, new training schemes, promotion campaigns, and the transfer of good practices between EU countries.
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Manchester superintendent tries to stem Hooksett defections
MANCHESTER - The city's Board of School Committee fired off a letter to the Hooksett School District on Friday, demanding that the town rescind its approval for nearly 50 youngsters to attend school outside the city next year.
"This obvious and deliberate attempt to circumvent the Agreement must stop immediately as it is an insult to our intelligence and an intentional breach of the Agreement," Superintendent of Schools Thomas Brennan wrote.
It's the latest salvo in an increasingly bitter battle between the two districts over class sizes.
In December, Hooksett filed a breach of contract claim against the city, claiming that overcrowded classrooms qualified as a reason to let the town out of an agreement to send its high school students to Manchester schools.
In his letter, Brennan said it is the Hooksett School District that is in breach of contract, not Manchester.
Under the agreement between the two school districts, Brennan wrote, Hooksett is supposed to send all public high school students to Manchester except the "few" who petition to attend another school.
However, he said, nearly a third of Hooksett eighth-graders have been granted approval to attend other schools next year.
Earlier this month, the Hooksett School Board rejected a proposal from Manchester to cap class sizes at 30 and cancel most classes with fewer than 15 students, enrolling those students instead in on-line courses.
Hooksett board members and parents voiced concern that would slash Advanced Placement courses and other classes required for seniors to graduate.
In Friday's letter, Brennan wrote, "The Manchester Board of School Committee is disappointed with the manner in which the Hooksett School Board has forced our century-old relationship to reach this level of dispute."
Asked to comment, Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas said, "The letter speaks for itself."
Gatsas said Hooksett taxpayers could find themselves paying twice for their children's education. "If they do pay tuition to other schools, I think they're still going to be liable to pay tuition to us," he said.
Gatsas also said other school districts may be complicit in violating the Manchester-Hooksett contract. "The school districts that are courting them need to be careful that they're not interfering with our contract," he said. "If the Hooksett School District would like to remove their letter saying we're in breach, I think we'd like to have a conversation on how to maintain our 100-year relationship."


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February 10. 2013 4:25PM
Your Turn, NH: Some anti-gun arguments are so lame that one has to respond
Recently, in regards to the gun debate, I have heard personal views, statistics, reports, facts, case studies, you name it, argued with fervor from concerned people who are on both sides. Mostly you hear the same old arguments that have been made since the formation of the republic. Back and forth, back and forth. Both sides are seemingly entrenched, apparently beyond any small compromise (much less on the verge of any view-altering epiphanies).
Mostly, though, I feel like it is pointless to argue with a foe who has no regard for your personal views, experiences or positions on such a polarizing argument. However, once in a while, I get so bothered by a particular argument that I just have to say something, whether it makes a difference or not.
The new term trotted out by the anti-gun crowd is "military-style weapons." It has me shaking my head and wondering, "What in the world are they talking about?"
Any weapon used by a person in a combat situation is a "military style weapon." However, this cleverly crafted use of the English language is perfect to sway people with little knowledge relating to guns, but who have good intentions.
Just because a gun looks like one you might have seen in movies like "Rambo" or "Apocalypse Now" doesn't mean it is any more lethal than many run-of-the-mill hunting gun. Any old shotgun can put 17 pellets the size of a 32-caliber bullet in the air with every shot. A typical revolver takes seconds to reload with a speed loader. Don't know what I'm talking about? Then quite possibly you don't know much about guns.
Since when does the legislative branch legislate "style?" To me this is like saying you can't own a car that looks too fast. "Style" is subjective, something that might seem to you "stylish" could be conceived quite differently by me.
Another argument in relation to this bizarre position taken by the anti-gun crowd is this: You don't need an "assault weapon" or "high capacity magazine" to hunt deer. First, the Second Amendment says "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear rms, shall not be infringed." It does not say "the right to hunt deer." In fact, deer hunting is not a right. The use of the word "militia" obviously implies using weapons that would be useful in combat.
Second, where does the government get off telling me what I do or do not need? It could be said that you don't "need" a five-bedroom house, or a car that is capable of reaching 150 miles per hour. In a free society, I'm sorry, you can't tell me what I do or do not "need."
In Switzerland and Israel, citizen-soldiers bring their fully automatic rifles home. The home-invasion rate is quite low.
This is reflected in the contrast to U.S. cities. Honestly, would you rather invade a house in Massachusetts, where most people are unarmed, or in New Hampshire, where there is a good chance that someone might possess a gun (one useful in a combat situation), regardless of whether you choose to call it "military style?"
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Oh, oh: Orgasm presentation at UNH causes a stirStaff Report
October 02. 2013 7:51PM
DURHAM — The University of New Hampshire is under fire in some quarters after a student committee unanimously approved spending funds from student activity fees for a lecture and workshop tonight titled "Orchestrating Orgasms."
Megan Andelloux, who calls herself a "clinical sexologist and certified sexuality educator," said on her website that participants would learn about the biological, psychological and sociological issues surrounding orgasms.
A Facebook post promised sexually explicit gifts for some audience members.
The Student Activity Fee Committee unanimously approved the request after hearing a presentation explaining the lecture/workshop.
"It's going to be a very educational event," said UNH senior Danielle Koppel, the organizational financial officer who voted to fund the event. "The way she hosts her lectures, it talks to students in a way that they want to hear, that they identify with."
Koppel said she would need to look up how much money was provided.
But others don't believe an event such as tonight's lecture should be paid for with student activity fees.
"I don't see what the educational value is to a lecture or series of lectures like this at all," said Ashley Pratte, executive director of Cornerstone Action, a conservative advocacy organization.
"I'm not too sure the topic is something students at that age should be encouraged to learn about," Pratte said. "It's not like it's promoting safety or prevention. It's more of a fun way to promote sex, which seems a bit odd that a college would be promoting that type of environment, especially when we're seeing the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) report on how venereal diseases are on the rise."
Greg Moore, the New Hampshire director of Americans for Prosperity, which advocates smaller government and lower taxes, said the University System of New Hampshire has lobbied for more taxpayer dollars, but then allows student activity fees to be spent on such events.
"Some parents as well as students and people in the community might ask why the student activity fee is going to events like this, as minimal as the amount it might be," Moore said.
Moore said he can't figure out how the orgasm lecture and a recent student group bringing in current or former prostitutes and strippers for a student forum, titled "Sex Workers Rights are Human Rights," helps in the university's rebranding campaign, which involves spending around $100,000 in private donations.
"Their brand is being hijacked by talking about $100,000 logos and prostitutes coming in from California" and now this lecture, Moore said. "From a branding standpoint, that does damage."
A university spokesman didn't respond to e-mail and phone inquiries seeking comment from the administration.
Pamela Diamantis, chair of the USNH board of trustees, wasn't available for comment, according to her office.
The free event, hosted by the Memorial Union Student Organization, starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Granite State Room.
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Free Staters call out Concord officials for language on BearCat grant applicationStaff Report
August 26. 2013 10:26PM
Carla Gericke, president, Free State Project, speaks at a rally to protest Concord Police's proposed BearCat vehicle on the Concord City Hall front steps on Monday. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
CONCORD — The president of the Free State Project Monday called for the resignation of city officials who described her group and two others as domestic terrorists in a federal grant application to pay for an armored vehicle.
Speaking at a news conference on the steps of City Hall, Carla Gericke said even if the application is amended to remove any reference to the Free State Project, Occupy New Hampshire and Sovereign Citizens, the money should be returned to the federal government.
Gericke said Concord Police Chief John Duval, City Manager Thomas Aspell and Deputy City Manager Brian LeBrun lied in the application they signed for the $258,024 Department of Homeland Security grant for the BearCat (Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck).
"Because we have ideas that are slightly different to yours," the group should not be described as domestic terrorists, Gerlicke said.
Gericke said private citizens who lie on a grant application can be prosecuted and public officials shouldn't be excused.
"They got caught in that lie and now they are backpedaling," she said. "They cannot make enemies out of peaceful people."
Photographer and store owner Brian Blackden said if the argument is that the BearCat protects police officers, a better use of the money would be a better grade of body armor.
"The police already have one in the city," said Blackden, referring to a New Hampshire State Police vehicle; there is another armored vehicle 20 minutes away at the Manchester Police Department.
But Duval has said Concord Police would be acquiring the BearCat for use by the Central New Hampshire Special Operations Unit, consisting of 20 communities, the Merrimack County Sheriff's Office and Plymouth State University.
State Sen. Andy Sanborn, R-Bedford, and State Rep. George Lambert, R-Litchfield, who are not Free State Project members, spoke of the dangers of the city acquiring a BearCat.
Lambert questioned the need for what he called militarizing the police.
Pamela Ean, a foreign language teacher at Merrimack Valley High School who said she moved to New Hampshire before the Free Staters but for the same reasons, said an online petition opposing the BearCat seeks signatures from Concord residents at www.nomoreBEARCATS.com.
Opponents of the BearCat acquisition predominated in the public comment session at the Aug. 12 city council meeting on the BearCat grant money; a decision was put off until the Sept. 9 meeting.
Ean said the petitions will be given to members of the City Council on Sept. 7.
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April 12. 2013 12:45AM
MANCHESTER - Two quick-thinking Margaritas Mexican Restaurant employees chased an alleged purse snatcher from their restaurant and flagged down police, who arrested the man accused not only of lifting a purse at the Mexican eatery but from another nearby club Wednesday night.
The two employees at Margaritas, located at 1037 Elm St., told police they saw the patron place his jacket over a co-worker's purse, which was hanging on the back of a chair in the bar area. The suspect then walked out of the restaurant with the purse hidden inside the jacket, police said.
With the two employees chasing him, the thief tossed the purse behind Bridge Street Cafe and kept running, police said. The employees flagged down Officer Austin Goodman, who picked up the pursuit. The thief only stopped when Goodman threatened to use a stun gun on him, police said.
About the same time, other patrolmen were at The Farm Bar and Grille at 1181 Elm St. where a similar theft occurred a short time before Davis' arrest, police said. Employees recovered that purse in a nearby trash can. It was only missing a debit card.
A review of The Farm Bar's video surveillance revealed the same man stealing a purse in the same way.
Police charged Steven Davis, 41, of Manchester, with two counts of theft, both misdemeanors, and violation of bail conditions. He also was placed on 72-hour hold by probation.
Davis pleaded innocent to the misdemeanors Thursday in 9th Circuit District Court. A status hearing on those charges is set for May 15.
Davis was held without bail pending a bail revocation hearing Friday.
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No slots parlors: Wrong for New Hampshire
March 24. 2013 5:30PM
The House last week tabled a bill that would legalize slot-machine parlors in New Hampshire. These are not the grand destination casinos most people think of when "expanded gambling" is mentioned. These are more like warehouses full of slot machines. It is a shame the House did not kill the bill outright, for these beasts would be worse for New Hampshire than half a dozen resort casinos.
Any casino would be heavily dependent upon slot machines. They are the key to the financial success of the "gaming" industry. Programmed to produce addictive reactions, modern "one-armed bandits" are highly effective at separating people from their money by manipulating their emotions. Slot machines are so effective at this task that they account for about 70 percent of an average casino's revenue, according to the American Gaming Association.
So why are slots parlors worse than destination casinos? Because they have none of the other attractions of the casino. They do not attract out-of-staters who want to gamble, dine and take in a show. They would simply prey upon Granite Staters. They would divert local money from existing entertainment options.
Casinos have their negatives, too. There are the social consequences as well as the economic ones. Existing entertainment venues, for example, probably would lose a lot of business, and crime will increase.
If we get casinos, we will get slots parlors too, eventually. Once gambling is here, it will proliferate like kudzu through the South. But going with just slots parlors would bring all of the negatives without many, if any, of the positives.


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