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Choosing welders in Port Clinton for your project might seem like an easy task, but getting the right ones might prove to be a challenge, as a lot of homeowners have come to learn the hard way in the past. The kind of projects for which you need welders are often structural, and that is a good reason for you to look for experts. You would not want structures in your home whose form is suspect. The kind of skills and expertise that you need for such projects make it necessary to look for a contractor who has years of experience in the field.
When determining whether a certain project at home would be worth the cost your contractor is quoting, there are some specifics that you have to take into consideration. For welding in Port Clinton, one of these is the time needed to prepare some of the joints. Joint preparation is key to the success of the structure being designed. Weak joints make it nearly impossible for your structure to get a clean bill of health. The joints must also be assembled, inspected and tacked up. According to most experts, the time factor is one of the biggest determinants of how much you will be charged, especially as labor costs. Other areas where you will spend include the cost of electricity or fueling if your contractors are using a generator.
For any Port Clinton welding project, the cost of labor is one of the key factors that take up a lot of your budget. Most of the welders will charge you an hourly rate for their work. Before they come to your premise, you need to research and learn the average number of hours it will take to complete the job. if your work requires an in-depth level of artistry, you will spend more time on the project. A lot of homeowners spend between $334 and $546 on most of their welding projects. You can even get contractors who will charge from as low as $153, depending on what you need them to design for you.
Most people assume that the work of welding companies in Port Clinton is only restricted to manufacturing and industrial processes. That is, however, as far from the truth as you can imagine. There are so many projects at home that would still need such services. Take fencing and installing your gates or railings for example. Whether for aesthetic purposes or purely functional reasons, it is wise to get a professional to work on these for you. The railings are important in the lead up to delivering the right decking performance and stability.
In case you are just building your house from scratch, or even if you have lived there and you want to consider some major remodeling, security is always a priority. There are some security features that demand some of the best Port Clinton welding services, like installing the window bars, fire escapes and door bars. These are actually more secure if they are designed from properly welded iron. The design of these structures can be complex or plain simple, but the degree of welding services that go into the project must be professional.
There are different types of materials that can be used for welding in Port Clinton. There are some consumables in your project that are work-related and cannot be avoided. You will need wire and electrodes, which consume most of your budget, other than the cost of labor. Metal fillers are also another area where you will need to consider budgeting.
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There is a lot of goodwill, I just think we have to… With respect to Jordan, I think that most of what he's doing is admirable and I support it, I just think that he repeatedly makes claims that I think are scientifically and intellectually unjustifiable, and he need not make those claims to support many of the things he values, politically and morally. It will be interesting to try to get some agreement about all of that.
With Douglas [Murray], he and I agree about so much, and yet I consider myself a liberal; he tends to consider himself a conservative. It's interesting that the common bond that we have intellectually and ethically is not at all affected by political affiliation. And we get some of the same pain politically from people who don't like the way we ignore various taboos. In the case of Douglas, it's more often the taboo around criticising specific religions, in his case Islam.
How much credence does he give to the so-called "Intellectual Dark Web" group that has banded thinkers like you, Peterson and Murray together?
I think it's an analogy I've only paid lip service to in a tongue in cheek way. It really only captures the fact that much of… Many interesting conversations that are finding large audiences are finding those audiences outside mainstream channels now. They are largely on the internet and on podcasts because of the politically correct filters put on so much of public conversation at the moment. So in that sense, the analogy to the dark web is fine. It's an unfortunate analogy in that, you know, the real dark web is chock full of child pornography and drugs and armaments and whatever else people go there to buy and sell.
There is this non-mainstream series of platforms that have enormous audiences. I mean these audiences compare favourably to television audiences and radio audiences, say, that are considered quite successful. There are blogs where if you post an article on a blog it gets seen by as many people as if it had been published in The New York Times. And the mainstream media doesn't seem to be so aware of that, so that's why the analogy seemed interesting.
The people grouped in that loose affiliation show many different commitments politically and intellectually and there's some people there I have basically nothing in common with apart from the fact that we have been on some of the same podcasts together.
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Speaking to Cornell audiences about my suggestions for seniors and talking to my own students, I began to realize that students need to focus on planning at a much earlier stage than their senior year. Colleges and universities are becoming increasingly proactive about providing resources to help your planning. For example, the Cornell College of Arts and Sciences now has an Assistant Dean Director of Career Services. So drawing upon my 46 years as a professor since arriving in 1968 at Cornell, and realizing that others will have additional suggestions, here I go with nineteen suggestions for sophomores who more often than not are nineteen years old. I would foreground my first three suggestions but after that there is no order.
1) Sophomore year is a time to think about the future—whether it be employment or further education or a combination of both. With the future in mind, you should choose your college major, your summer employment and internships, your community service, and at least some of your extra-curricula activities. Think about preparing yourself for graduate school—medical, law, masters or Ph.D.—and find out what the requirements are. Many MBA programs prefer some years of work before graduate school.
Develop your character in terms of self-knowledge, integrity, leadership, compassion, and judgment. Who you are becoming is as important as what skills you are developing.
2) Do not think of your career plans or even your choice of major in terms of future earnings but in terms of future satisfaction. Joy in work and joy in personal life are what give life meaning.
3) If you are in the wrong program, think about changing it because after the sophomore year you will have invested even more time and energy in a program. If you are in the wrong college, think about transferring. After your sophomore year, such changes become more difficult.
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I recently met with an organizational leader and human potential expert, Dr. Margaret "Pat" Korb. At 85 years of age, Dr. Korb is still going strong – consulting, running trainings, and leading her organization, The Gestalt Center of Gainesville. During our meeting, she showed me a pamphlet written in the 1960's by another expert in human potential, Dr. Carl Rogers.
The pamphlet was a summary of his decades of research into what increases the potential of human beings. As I browsed through the pamphlet, I realized to my surprise (and delight) that many of the ideas he was writing about over 40 years ago are only recently being brought into the business world via such influences as Jim Collins ( and ) Stephen Covey (in his newest work, ), and Jack Welch (in such works as ).
Dr. Carl Rogers' major ideas, and some thoughts on how these ideas have positively impacted organizations over the last few decades, are listed below. These ideas may help you to create a more "fully functioning" organization – and help you to be a more satisfied individual as you build such an organization:
Some final thoughts on Fully Functioning Organizations: The more Fully Functioning organization accesses more of the minds, bodies, hearts, and "guts" of its people. Working at such an organization facilitates the development of a dynamic, fresh, and effective workforce that is not only built for positive change – it is filled with people constantly excited by it.
Movement and change supported by some constant processes are the essence of life – both for organizations and for individuals. Creating an organizational process that is more Fully Functioning will not only earn your money, but will also positively impact you, your employees, your clients, and your little part of the world. What could be more satisfying?
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Service planned for mother of Newtown school shooterBy JASON SCHREIBER
Sunday News Correspondent
May 25. 2013 11:54PM
KINGSTON - A memorial service is being planned for June 1 at the First Congregational Church in Kingston to remember the mother of Connecticut school shooter Adam Lanza.
Family and friends have been invited to the 1 p.m. service for Nancy (Champion) Lanza, the 52-year-old mother who had lived in Kingston for many years before moving to Connecticut.
Lanza was shot and killed by her son, Adam, 20, at her home on Dec. 14, 2012, before he went on a deadly shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., where he gunned down 20 young children and six adults inside the school before killing himself.
The massacre in Newtown was the country's second-deadliest mass shooting.
Lanza's family was deeply rooted in Kingston - the town where she grew up and was a 1978 graduate of Sanborn Regional High School.
Lanza, who also attended the University of New Hampshire, worked at John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Boston until 1992 - the year Adam was born.
Lanza left Kingston in 1998 and moved to Newtown with her family, which included Adam, who was then 6, and his older brother, Ryan. She later divorced from her husband, Peter.
Lanza had two brothers, James and Donald Champion, and a sister, Carol Gould. James Champion is a retired Kingston police captain who now works part time for the department.
A private service attended by Lanza's family was held Dec. 20 at an undisclosed location.
At the time, her family indicated that a public service would be planned for the spring.


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HARRISBURG - Harrisburg City Councilman Brad Koplinski announced his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor Monday.
Koplinski's platform for the campaign will be to help Pennsylvania's municipalities make their own decisions without being dictated by the governor and the state legislature.
"Pennsylvania's municipalities are in trouble" Koplinksi said. The municipalities, he said are spending more money than they are taking in. And so, the infrastructures are "crumbling" because they are not allowed to generate their own revenue without asking for permission from the governor and the legislature.
Koplinski explained that because he has fought Governor Corbett in determining the best course for Harrisburg, that he wants to continue the fight on behalf of all PA cities, towns and boroughs.
The Lieutenant Governor is the head of the Local Government Advisory Committee, which has the ability to make fundamental change in the way the state works with its municipalities. Koplinski said he will work to make sure the committee takes action to give municipalities the tools they need to give them autonomy so they are not under the thumb of the governor and the legislature.
Koplinski has been a Harrisburg City Councilman for the last five years. He is also an attorney and has worked in some of the most important democratic campaigns in recent Pennsylvania history. Koplinski was Statewide Political Director for Senator Arlen Specter's 2010 U.S. Senate effort, Central Pennsylvania Political Director for Senator Hillary Clinton in her 2008 Presidential campaign and Controller for the 2008 Obama-Biden Pennsylvania campaign.


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McDonough lawyer: 'Nothing but regret' in Marriott murderBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
May 07. 2013 8:03PM
PORTSMOUTH - Kathryn McDonough told New Hampshire State Police last October that she and her missing friend Elizabeth Marriott had plans to "go to a nearby cemetery and take pictures of ghosts" on the evening of Oct. 9, according to a police affidavit unsealed Tuesday.
McDonough said she headed to the cemetery alone after briefly looking for Marriott, who never showed up to meet her.
That alibi - and other alleged statements - led state prosecutors to charge McDonough, 19, of Portsmouth in Rockingham County Superior Court with hindering apprehension and felony witness tampering.
Affidavits supporting McDonough's arrest on Dec. 24 were unsealed in 10th Circuit Court in Portsmouth on Tuesday in response to the state declaring that the records no longer needed to be impounded.
McDonough's live-in boyfriend, Seth Mazzaglia, is charged with Marriott's murder - the details of which remain a contentious point of debate for the victim's family.
Mazzaglia, 30, claimed that Marriott died at his Dover apartment during a consensual group-sex act with McDonough that involved asphyxiating Marriott's neck with a rope, according to police. A lawyer for Marriott's family, George Thompson, called Mazzaglia's version of events "hateful fiction" that have no basis in reality.
The body of the University of New Hampshire sophomore has not yet been found despite an exhaustive search along the Piscataqua River in Portsmouth by a variety of law enforcement agencies.
State police affidavits unsealed on Tuesday include claims by Mazzaglia that McDonough tossed evidence into dumpsters and submerged Marriott's body in the Piscataqua River in Portsmouth.
Mazzaglia told investigators that he dragged Marriott's body from his car to an overlook on Peirce Island, where he pushed it into the water, state police Detective Sgt. Sara Hennessey said in a sworn affidavit."When Ms. Marriott's entire body did not enter the water, McDonough completed the task, entirely submerging the victim's body," Hennessey said, summarizing Mazzaglia's account. "Afterwards, McDonough made a joking reference to 'Davey Jones's locker.'"
Mazzaglia also claimed that he "and McDonough have formal paramedic training," but neither one of them, "called for medical assistance at any point on the evening of Oct. 9," Hennessey said in the affidavit.
McDonough has not been charged with aiding Mazzaglia with the murder, or with disposing of Marriott's body and other evidence.
Defense lawyer Andrew Cotrupi suggested on Tuesday that Mazzaglia's account to police was not entirely grounded in fact.
"I think the evidence will be significantly different from the accounts some people have made," Cotrupi said.
Cotrupi and state prosecutors are due back in court on June 6 for a structuring conference, so that the court can begin to sort out potential trial dates, pre-trial motions or a possible plea deal. Cotrupi remained circumspect about whether his client will opt to plead guilty, or serve as a state witness in Mazzaglia's murder trial set to take place in Strafford County.
"Obviously, Kathryn is caught in a something well beyond what she thought was even possible," he said. "She has nothing but regret to be involved in any way" in the events leading up to Marriott's death, Cotrupi said.
State police were led to McDonough because of a single text message Marriott sent to a friend just hours before she went missing on Oct. 9.
At about 8:55 p.m., Marriott sent a text message to a friend, Brittany Atwood, telling her that she was going to her friend "Kat's" house, according to an affidavit.
"That was the last contact Ms. Atwood had with Ms. Marriott," Hennessey said in the affidavit.
McDonough was questioned twice by police on Oct. 12 while the search for Marriott was under way.
Chester police Officer Nicholas McLellan first questioned McDonough about Marriott's whereabouts that day. McDonough gave a more detailed account to Hennessey and state police Sgt. Jeffrey Ladieu during an interview at the Newington police station later that same day.
McDonough told police she headed off on foot to take pictures at a cemetery alone after Marriott never showed up at her apartment to join her. McDonough claimed that she remained at the cemetery until about 11:45 p.m. but had deleted all the photographs she had taken.
Before leaving for the cemetery, McDonough told police that Mazzaglia came home but left to go jogging. Mazzaglia, during a separate interview on Oct. 12, told police he went jogging on the night Marriott disappeared. He said an injury while running kept him out late, but then he began to provide details about how Marriott died in his apartment, an affidavit said.
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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Not funding severance pay unwelcome news to department headsBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 23. 2013 3:08AM
When presenting his budgets Feb. 19 for the 2014 fiscal year, Mayor Ted Gatsas proclaimed there would be no layoffs and that the city would "continue to provide the services our residents expect and deserve."
Not surprisingly, the mayor's critics were dubious, and a few weeks ago the aldermen voted to send a questionnaire to department heads to get their own answers concerning the departments' budgetary needs. Of particular concern was the fact that, unbeknownst to the departments, the mayor's budget left severance unfunded.
Last week, the answers came in, and they confirmed that, yes, some of the department chiefs are freaking out.
The common refrain was that absorbing severance would force the departments to keep positions vacant for months, if not indefinitely, and this would lead to reductions in service.
"Absorbing severance will have a significant impact on our budget," wrote Fire Chief James Burkush in his response to the questionnaire.
According to City Clerk Matt Normand, the unfunded severance line could mean that he would be unable to fill two anticipated retirements. "Losing two employees in a small department with an existing vacancy is devastating," wrote the typically mild-mannered Normand.
The heads of the police, public works and planning departments expressed similar concerns.
News that severance would be unfunded in the mayor's budget was especially unwelcome since the past year has seen a surge in retirements, thanks to a buyout incentive that will remain in effect next year.
At Tuesday's Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, Alderman at-large Dan O'Neil said he was "very concerned" the buyouts weren't resulting in the anticipated reduction in salaries, in theory by getting highly paid veteran employees off the payroll.
"I thought we were going to be seeing savings in the salary line with the buyouts, but that, in fact, is not playing out," O'Neil said.
Gatsas has always maintained the tax cap forced him to make difficult choices.
"It was either fund severance or lay people off," he said.
He noted he supports putting the projected surplus this year toward severance and that other funds could be made available. "If we, as a city, can't find $500,000 to $600,000 - less than half a percent of a $138 million budget - we're doing something wrong," he said.
Of course, those critics of the mayor are already eyeing any surplus this year for the school district.
Among the dire responses to the aldermen's questionnaire, one stands out: that from the Welfare Department.
Yes, Welfare Commissioner Paul Martineau noted that his budget continues to be cut - it's down $458,000 since 2003. But, he wrote, "We can operate within the proposed budget."
Thanks in part to a state Supreme Court ruling against the agency last year, finding that it was overly punitive in denying assistance, the Welfare Department has come in for more scrutiny than it has in years. One revelation was that as the department's budget was cut, the amount it paid in assistance declined from the bulk of its budget to less than half. The largest share of the budget now goes to salaries, including Martineau's $113,000, and he's due for another raise.
Unlike the other aggrieved department heads, Martineau again emphasized the efficiency of his office. "My staff has returned savings in excess of $2,000,000 (since 2003), and we are ever watchful to implement savings where possible," he wrote.
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Last week, Christopher Micklovich and his infamously bloodied mug were back in the news. We learned the city last May had quietly paid a $200,000 settlement to the man who suffered a beating at the hands off-duty city police officers at the Strange Brew Tavern in 2010.
The news was especially surprising to Alderman at-large Joe Kelly Levasseur. He's a member of the Committee on Human Resources, which typically deals with legal matters involving city departments.
"I understood that there were the parameters of a settlement," Levasseur said, but he didn't know that one had actually been paid.
And so, Levasseur made a motion to require the city clerk to send to the aldermen a copy of any settlement entered into by the city. "So we don't have to be learning about it in the Union Leader," he said.
Mayor Gatsas moved quickly to call for a vote on the measure - which was unanimous - but not before Levasseur pressed him on the matter.
"You didn't know about this?" he asked the mayor, referring to the Micklovich payment.
"No, I didn't know about it," Gatsas replied.
"And you weren't happy about it?"
"No, I wasn't one bit happy about it," he said.
Case closed?
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On Monday, the three superintendent candidates will be in Manchester, and they'll be running the gauntlet. They'll meet with the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, tour the schools and take questions from the public and school board members at a forum at Memorial High School at 7 p.m. The next day the Board of School Committee is expected to make its decision.
At Tuesday's meeting, the aldermen raised questions about the candidates. All three come from school districts that are significantly smaller than Manchester.
Alderman Bill Shea noted no candidate would be "perfect."
Except Gatsas? In response to Shea's comment, the mayor assured the board he's not after the superintendent job. "Don't worry, I will continue being mayor," he said, to laughs.
And, as outgoing superintendent Tom Brennan might attest, being mayor still guarantees Gatsas will have plenty to say about the direction of the school system, regardless of who gets tapped to be its next chief.
Ted Siefer may be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @tbsreporter.


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UNH unveils new 'shield' logoBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
December 08. 2013 12:25AM
DURHAM — A new logo for the University of New Hampshire was unveiled Saturday, months after a controversy erupted over possible designs and the costs of the project.
The selected logo was described by the university as a "crisp, contemporary shield that strongly displays 'NH.'"
It will be used by the university's three campuses in Durham, Manchester, and Concord for digital, print and environmental branding. The blue and white logo "expresses UNH's official colors and symbolically represents the blue water and white snow that draw so many people to the Granite State," a press release from the school said.
The logo selected was not the same as any of three logos released months ago, when UNH found itself answering questions as to why it hired a New York City design firm, Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv, at a cost of $65,000 to redesign UNH's logo.
The release said the final design was chosen by a panel of students, alumni, faculty and staff.
"The University of New Hampshire now has one symbol that conveys boldness and clarity around our mission of innovation and success for our students and alumni while connecting New Hampshire with the global economy," said President Mark Huddleston. "Like any serious enterprise in a competitive marketplace, we must invest in and manage our identity clearly and with consistency for those who know of our excellence and those who are learning about UNH for the first time."
The new logo replaces the 15-year-old image of UNH's Thompson Hall clock tower. School officials had said the logo was representative of the Durham campus, but didn't connect with the Manchester or Concord campuses.
The athletic teams' logo of a wildcat was not changed. The new logo was unveiled during Saturday's hockey game against Boston College.
Here are reactions from some of the students at the game:
Ryan Thiebauth, senior: "It's all right. I kind of like the old-school one better because of its simplicity."
Jess Snowdon, sophomore: "It looks a little old-fashioned. It looks almost like we're an online college — just a place you can just take online classes."
Kate Murray, senior: "It's okay. I liked the T-Hall (Thompson Hall) one better, but I guess it didn't include the other locations."
Allison Wood, sophomore: "I don't know why they went with a shield. It's got an older look to it."


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The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named Jacob Ron Brown as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Brown, 23, is wanted on warrants from U.S. District Court for violating the conditions of supervised release on an original conviction for a 2010 bank robbery in Farmington. Brown is described as 5-feet-8, 200 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. He was last seen at a residential substance-abuse treatment center in Dublin, which he left. His whereabouts are unknown, though he has extensive ties to the Dover-Rochester-Somersworth area.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to attempt to apprehend any fugitive, who should be considered armed and dangerous. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632 or call 1-877-WANTED-2 or text "NHTIP" with any information to TIP411.
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Delgreco, 35, is wanted on warrants from Rockingham County for probation violations on an original conviction for heroin sales, possession and manufacturing. He is described as 5-feet-10, 170 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. He has tattoos on his back and left shoulder. He was last known to be living in Hudson, but he has ties throughout southern New Hampshire.
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Serving up an outstanding beginning to the 2013 tennis season, the Pratt High boys' tennis team captured 1st place at its opening meet. The Greenbacks were two matches shy of running the table and lead all teams with 26 points, followed by Dodge City (17), Sterling (17), and Ulysses (0).
Serving up an outstanding beginning to the 2013 tennis season, the Pratt High boys' tennis team captured 1st place at its opening meet. The Greenbacks were two matches shy of running the table and lead all teams with 26 points, followed by Dodge City (17), Sterling (17), and Ulysses (0).
"We finally got a break in the weather and Thursday turned out to be a beautiful day for tennis. I was very pleased with the boys' focus and intensity. We had some initial nerves and there were some close matches which we won and lost, but it was a good beginning to a challenging season," said coach Larry Kahmeyer.
Senior Thomas Mayberry secured 1st place at the #1 singles spot and had a nearly perfect outing in dropping one game the entire day. Facing Sterling's Brashear in the opening round, Mayberry dropped the first game, then ran off the next eight. Mayberry dispatched Dodge's foreign exchange student Gotte 8-0, then ended his day with a quick 8-0 victory over Cortez from Ulysses.
"Thomas had a much improved showing at this meet than last year," said Kahmeyer. "In 2012 he went 1-2 for 3rd place and was a little rusty after the long state run in basketball. This year he had a little more practice time to get in rhythm and he found his stride early. I was aware when he lost the opening game and was hoping it wouldn't be a repeat of 2012, but Thomas quickly proved it wasn't. After losing that first game, he ran off the next 24 and I was very proud of his effort and focus."
In a new pairing at the #1 doubles position, juniors Liam Kahmeyer and Christian Kurz faced some challenging competition, but followed suit to go 3-0 for 1st. After putting away Dodge City's Burkhard and Goedeken 8-1, the pair found some tougher competition in Sterling's Fair and Hendricks. Falling behind 2-4, the boys settled in to salt away the next six games to win 8-4. Defeating Anthony and Scott from Ulysses 8-0 secured the 1st place hardware.
"Liam and Christian have the stuff of a potentially great doubles team. They are good friends and have worked together athletically for many years. They move well together and communicate. To be a really elite team, they've got some work to do, but the talent and raw ingredients are there. The win over Sterling was huge, especially after falling behind, and they are both very competitive," Kahmeyer said.
At #2 singles senior Jonathan Schotte had perhaps the best outing of his career in a 3-0, 1st place day. Schotte opened with a quick 8-0 win over Sterling's Wheeler, then found himself in a battle with Brock from Dodge City. Falling behind 0-3, Schotte switched to a more patient rally-style of play to eventually take a 7-6 lead. Brock evened the score at 7-all to force a tie-breaker. In classic seesaw fashion, Schotte finally put him away 7-5 to claim the victory. The match against Ulysses' Nunez was an easier 8-0 cool down to claim 1st.
"This was a huge day for Jonny," enthused Kahmeyer. "He's always wanted to try his hand at singles and he rose to the challenge. The win over Brock was a good one. He's an incredibly consistent player and Jonny had to dig deep to find the patience to hang with him…and he did. He's showing much growth and maturity in his game."
In Pratt's most difficult outing of the day, Shivam Bhakta and Trae Foreman paired up to play at the #2 doubles spot. They lost a close 6-8 match to Askew and Waldman from Dodge, followed by a heartbreaking tiebreaker loss to Sterling's Weiner and Comley. They wrapped up a 3rd place medal in a 8-1 victory over Ulysses.
"Shivam and Trae are a new pairing and were forced to work out the kinks in a varsity venue. They gave it their best effort, but I know they were nervous and consequently tight. That cost them a few games that made the difference between going 1-2 instead of 3-0. With some more experience, I'm confident they'll tip the scales in their favor," reflected Kahmeyer. "They are both solid and dynamic players and I know they'll find success."
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Manchester takes legal action to stop Hooksett school exodusBy BRENDAN CLOGSTON
Union Leader Correspondent
May 10. 2013 1:07AM
HOOKSETT - The Manchester School District is seeking an injunction in the Hillsborough County Superior Court to halt Hooksett School District from reassigning students to other schools.
Hooksett has approved reassigning more than 60 students for reassignment, mostly to Pinkerton Academy and Londonderry High School.
However, Hooksett school board members said they are confident that they are complying with the contract and the law.
"I'm sorry that we came to this point," said Hooksett School Board Vice Chairman David Pearl. "We made every effort to sit down and talk to them. We're comfortable that we're (reassigning students) on a one-to-one basis. We're comfortable that we're operating within the contract."
The key allegation of the May 8 letter, signed by James O'Shaughnessy of Upton and Hatfield law firm and Manchester Superintendent Thomas Brennan, is that Hooksett's student reassignment policy is "without a bona fide case-by-case review," and as such constitutes an "intentional" breach of contract.
A part of the city's case is the October 2012 revision of Hooksett's "change in school assignment" policy, removing the requirement that a parent prove "hardship" before a child could be approved for reassignment. The new policy is actually a more lenient policy that had been in effect previously.
"The policy significantly liberalized the assignment procedure to allow any students' request for reassignment to be accepted by the Hooksett school board, subject only to conditions the Hooksett board deemed appropriate (and) no longer required parents to demonstrate a manifest educational hardship," states Manchester's letter.
The contract between Hooksett and Manchester, while noting that reassigned students have to be "approved for such attendance on a case-by-case basis," does not entail what that process should be or specify any requirements for reassignment.
Under the new policy, Hooksett requires parents or guardians to prove that they can provide transportation, meet extra tuition costs and that the student has been accepted to the alternate school. Then the board votes on the assignment.
The contract also does not limit the number of students who can be reassigned.
Members of the Hooksett school board said that Manchester has never expressed a "perceived limit."
The city says that language can be found in state law. RSA:193.3 states that parents "may" apply to a school board for relief in the case of manifest hardship, and that parents must "demonstrate the detrimental or negative effect on the pupil if the pupil continues to attend the school to which he/she is assigned."
The district goes on to say, that Hooksett's reassignment policy, given its lack of a hardship requirement, is an act outside of the board's specified powers.
Beyond the contract issue, however, the big issue is money.
Hooksett pays the Manchester district $8,500 per student in tuition. With a little over 60 eighth-grade students reassigned out of the city - more than 40 percent of the class, Manchester stands to lose about $500,000. Over the course of four years, Manchester would lose more than $2 million.
Manchester says that loss would "cause irreparable harm to all students attending school in Manchester, as it equates to losing between 10 to 15 full-time teachers in the district."
Manchester's letter calls for a hearing on an injunction no later than mid-July.
According to superior court officials, the hearing has not yet been scheduled.
Hooksett declared the city to be in breach of contract with the town in December 2012, largely over chronic classroom overcrowding, violating state standards. While Manchester has acknowledged the class size issue and has been working to address it with the state Department of Education, the city's official response to Hooksett denied that they were in breach and raised the issue of student reassignments.


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Senate deals setback to gun bill in vote on background checksBy MICHAEL A. MEMOLI
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April 17. 2013 4:54PM
WASHINGTON - An amendment to expand background check requirements to include most commercial sales failed Wednesday in the Senate, a significant setback to gun legislation developed in response to the Newtown, Conn., school shootings.
The measure, negotiated by Sens. Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., and Patrick J. Toomey, R-Pa., fell short of the 60 votes that it needed to be adopted under an agreement between the Senate's leaders.
The defeat came despite intensive lobbying by Manchin and Toomey and a four-month campaign for stricter gun laws by the White House and activists, including family members of Newtown victims.
Manchin speaking to a near-empty chamber before the vote, criticized what he called a misinformation campaign from opponents, including the National Rifle Association, the nation's main gun lobby.
"I remember when the NRA used to feel a lot different about background checks, and it wasn't all that long ago," he said, calling their statement against his plan "a lie." Manchin, who owns four guns and likes to hunt, had an "A" rating from the organization.
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The vote jeopardizes the larger gun package, which also includes measures to increase penalties for gun traffickers and spending on school safety measures. The existing bill includes a more stringent background check plan that Manchin and others have said they do not support.
Senate leaders have indicated, though, that they may revive the gun bill in the future. Aides believe that the failed vote on a proposal that polls show has overwhelming public support could spark renewed attention on the issue.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said he was voting his conscience because, if tragedy were to strike again, "I would have trouble living with myself as a senator, as a husband, a father or grandfather and friend, knowing that I didn't do everything in my power to prevent that incident."
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Ash and his friends were traveling through Gringey City, which was in the middle of a blackout. The reason for this is due to the power plant being over run by a gang of Grimer. After the Grimers were defeated, the gang's leader, a Muk, challenged Ash who used Pikachu and a wild Magnemite who had been following Pikachu do to an electrical build-up. After Muk was weakened by Magnemite and Magneton, Ash managed to catch it. However, since its smell could be smelt even through the Poké Ball, Ash sent Muk straight to Professor Oak.
During his stay at the lab, Muk developed an attachment to Prof. Oak and would constantly smother him whenever Ash would make a call to the lab. Muk has been used in only two major battles since it was captured; the first of which was in IL077: The Fourth Round Rumble where it defeated Jeanette Fisher's Bellsprout in the fourth round of the Indigo League.
Ash returned Muk to his team for a brief period in The Mystery Menace, where it was used to find a large Bulbasaur that was residing in the sewers.
During the Silver Conference, Muk battled against Gary. It actually caused probems for Gary's Powerful Blastoise, as it was able to endure all of his attacks with ease, but it was a stalemate, as even it's strongest attack Sludge Bomb was deflected by Rapid Spin. Muk was also able to tank all of his Scizor's attacks as well, but it was thrown into the air and was hit with Swift, which was a 1 hit KO.
Muk has appeared in several of the special episodes. It was shown to crush Butch and Cassidy and the Poké Balls they had stolen. It also crushed Tracey when he opened the door for Delia.
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Muk was transferred to Ash for a brief reunion in An Old Family Blend, where it smothered Ash upon meeting him again. Muk was not seen on-screen to participate in the Sinnoh Pokémon League.
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In BW111, Ash called Proffesor Oak to inform him of his loss at the Vetress Conference. However, Muk smothered him in mid-call. Ash was happy to see one of his old friends, but Proffesor Oak was not happy being crushed.
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- Ash's Muk has used less moves than any of Ash's other Pokemon, having only used three attacks on screen.
- Ash's Muk has only one win on-screen victory so far, against a Bellsprout.
- Ash's Muk turns out to like humans, no matter if they're evil or not.
- Muk was Ash's first non-Unova Pokemon (excluding Pikachu and Meowth, obviously) to appear in the Best Wishes Series.
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Speakers tell Second Amendment crowd gun rights are 'a line drawn in granite'By DOUG ALDEN
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 31. 2013 7:17PM
CONCORD - Hundreds of people gathered outside the Statehouse on Thursday for a rally promoting the Second Amendment and the right to bear arms.
Members of the crowd withstood a brisk wind while cheering and holding signs as speakers lashed out against efforts to tighten restrictions on firearms. Several references were made to a "line drawn in granite," which anyone wanting to take New Hampshire guns would have to cross.
Signs included phrases like "No gun law is good gun law" and "Gun control isn't about guns. It's about control." There were also several "Don't Tread on Me" flags scattered among the crowd and several people emphasized their stance by bringing weapons, some with rifles, some handguns and some with both.
"I have a concealed weapons permit. It's an open carry state. It's my right to do so," said Mark Clark, who was carrying his Smith & Wesson M&P 15 rifle over his right shoulder and had a Glock handgun holstered on his left hip. "It's just my way of saying I'm proud of what I have and I will defend what I have."
Garrett Lear, "The Patriot Pastor" led off the rally dressed head to toe in clothing circa 1775, including a reproduction musket strapped over his shoulder.
"We have guarantees in our Bill of Rights, not government grants," Lear said. "The founders recognized the right to keep and bear arms as an inalienable right of self defense to be protected by government rather than infringed or abridged by it."
Granite State Patriot and Rochester 912 Project organized the rally, which was the latest since the debate over gun control has grown in the wake of the Dec. 14 school shooting murders in Newtown, Conn. President Barack Obama is pushing for tighter firearms regulation, including background checks for all guns, reinstating the assault-weapon ban and limiting the amount of ammunition magazines can hold.
Clark, a 54-year-old from Twin Mountain, said the nation already has sufficient gun regulation. The problem, he said, is the existing laws aren't being enforced properly and the country needs to do more when it comes to treating the mentally ill.
"Taking guns away or registering guns or limiting what I can own is not going to have the impact on crime," he said. "I follow the rules. I keep my guns locked up. I keep my ammunition separate. I do have a concealed weapons permit. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not the problem and why should I be penalized?"
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Devon Bling, the eighth grader from Murray Middle School, shot 10 under par for the tournament to win the 6th annual San Diego Junior Amateur on Jan. 5.
Devon Bling, the eighth grader from Murray Middle School, shot 10 under par for the tournament to win the 6th annual San Diego Junior Amateur on Jan. 5.
The 36-hole tournament was played without caddies at the Willow Glen Golf Course located on the Sycuan Resort, with 60 players in Devon's division.
According to Devon's coach, Willow Glen is a very difficult course (Par 72, 6,200 yards, slope 125), and requires precise shot control, shot shaping, and careful course management. It has narrow fairways and lots of trees, bunkers and hidden water hazards.
This was the very first time Devon had ever played on this golf course and did not get the opportunity to play a practice round prior to this tournament. That did not seem to matter. He shot back-to-back rounds of 67 (-5) and 67 (-5) to win with the biggest margin (9 shots over 2nd place) of victory ever recorded at this annual tournament.
"This level of golf requires tremendous drive, focus and consistency, and I am very proud of Devon," said his coach.
Devon only scored one bogey during 36 holes of play and led the charts in most birdies (11), most pars or better (97%), par 3 (2.75), par 4 (3.85), and par 5 (4.38) performances.
For the overall tournament, Bling hit 29 out of 30 fairways in regulation (FIR), 34 out of 36 greens in regulation (GIR), and had 11 1-putts. His post-tournament interview can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/user/wheelsrb.
Prior to this tournament, Devon competed in the Golfweek West fall tour championship (Dec. 12) at Menifee Lakes Country Club, and the Sandpiper championship in Santa Barbara. Bling finished in second place at Menifee and third place at Sandpiper. Devon would like to thank his brother Dillon and the staff at the China Lake Golf Course for their continued support and encouragement.


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Saints are sparing no expense in their bid to get a much needed victory – they are preparing for tomorrow's crunch match against Swansea in one of Hampshire's most luxurious hotels.
Under pressure manager Nigel Adkins desperately needs a win against the Welsh side and, after showdown talks with Nicola Cortese, managed to secure a two night away trip for his team ... despite the game being at St Mary's.
Saints have taken the first team squad, management and backroom staff to the exclusive Four Seasons hotel in Dogmersfield, near Hook, where rooms cost in excess of £250 a night.
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An executive suite at the hotel – which boasts its own canine ambassador, a labrador dog rejoicing in the name of Oliver Beckington, above – will cost over £560.
The team will train in nearby Aldershot but have use of the hotel's luxury spa and tranquil country grounds.
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"We're going to change it around a little bit, change the stimulus round," he said.
"That's important because sometimes you can be coming to groundhog day.
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The death of a rural Pratt County man has been ruled a suicide.
On Tuesday, March 7, Sheriff's officers responded to the report of a deceased male at a residence approximately six miles southeast of Pratt, said Pratt County Sheriff Vernon Chinn.
A deceased 57-year-old male was found at the site and the death has been ruled a suicide. No name has been released at this time, Chinn said.


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Praise as well as votes were given to a revitalized Lenawee Economic Development Corp. by Lenawee County commissioners.
A new contract, including a $100,000 payment for LEDC services, was unanimously recommended in committee on Tuesday and approved by the commission Wednesday. Funding for the contract was approved in the county's 2013 budget last fall.
LEDC support was in doubt last year when the commission agreed to allow the agency to work off a 2011 loan by performing services for the county without receiving any payments for the year. The LEDC lost a millage proposal in November 2011 that would have provided independent funding for the economic development agency. Private donors kept the agency afloat with funding for a two-member staff.
"I appreciate the work that you do. You've come a long way. Two people are doing more than five people were doing, and for less dollars," said ways and means committee chairman Ralph Tillotson, R-Adrian Twp.
"I think the additional support of county government is just outstanding," said Jim Van Doren, who became LEDC executive director a year ago.
"As the largest government, I'm glad to see us involved again. I'm very satisfied with the direction we're going," said commissioner Cletus Smith, R-Madison Twp.
"If we're going to move this county forward, we're going to have to have cooperation among all of us," Smith said.
Van Doren announced a new program to help local residents find work with existing businesses that are reporting problems finding workers with skills they need.
An internship program with Adrian College has been established to survey every company in Lenawee County with 25 or more employees, Van Doren said. Interns will compile information from each company on what skills are needed for entry-level jobs, he said. A list of required skills and employment benefits offered by each company will then be shared with local schools.
Van Doren said he expects the survey information to be available by the middle of this year.
The goal is to help residents seek specific training needed to acquire the jobs that are available in the community, he said.
"The old days of just going into a factory and getting a job are gone," Van Doren said. Workers also need skills in writing resumes and presenting themselves at interviews, he said.
"I'm really glad to see you doing this," said commissioner Terry Collins, R-Adrian.
LEDC wins praise, votes for new county contract
Praise as well as votes were given to a revitalized Lenawee Economic Development Corp. by Lenawee County commissioners.


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An Introduction to the Argument
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What would he do// Had he the motive and the cue for passion
That I have? He would drown the stage with tears
And cleave the general ear with horrid speech,// Make mad the guilty and appal the free,
Confound the ignorant and amaze indeed// The very faculties of eyes and ears.
I am the chasm odonton—the mouthful of teeth. The ripper of armchairs: the ghost of Tolstoy, the right arm of Caravaggio, the sword of Cellini.
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Troy, I come bearing gifts. Words that shall bring your houses
down upon you.
The artist James McNeill Whistler subtitled his famous book of letters "Messieurs les Ennemis"—Sirs, My Enemies!" That was in 1890. But such joyful antagonism is not stylish these days. It is one thing to quote Nietzsche, as everyone on both sides of every argument now does; it is another thing entirely to write like him....
This is the
age of appeasement, of subordination. The artist is no longer the
font; he is the shallow pool. Not the oracle, but the sump. The
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it, "Art, that for ages has hewn its own history in marble
and written its own comments on canvas, shall it suddenly stand
still and stammer, and wait for wisdom from the passer-by, for
guidance from the hand that holds neither brush nor chisel? Out
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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started on its "modernization" earlier perhaps than the
other arts, it has turned out to have a greater number of
expendable conventions embedded in it, or these at least have
proven harder to isolate and detach. As long as such conventions
survive and can be isolated, they continue to be attacked in all
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,
It was as though there were some internal historical development in the course of which art came to a kind of philosophical self-awareness of its own identity. In a curious and somewhat Slides perverse way, I thought, art has turned into philosophy. From now on the task is up to philosophers, who know how to think in the required way.
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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Nashua board approves land buy for proposed park and ride lotBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
February 12. 2013 11:32PM
NASHUA - Despite a local resident calling the purchase "political poison," city officials on Tuesday approved the acquisition of a downtown property that will be converted into a park and ride lot.
With a vote of 12-2, the board of aldermen supported the $1.4 million purchase of two parcels at 25 Crown St. that will be used as a park and ride facility and possibly, in the future, a train station.
Tuesday's vote took place one week after the Executive Council approved a $3.6 million rail study to determine whether bringing rail back to New Hampshire would be feasible.
The purchase of the land, which is currently used by Armstrong Cabinets, will be paid with a combination of federal funds and state toll credits.
A purchase and sale agreement was drafted months ago between the City of Nashua and Armstrong World Industries/Triangle Pacific Corp., and Mayor Donnalee Lozeau is hopeful that it can be closed on June 30.
Lozeau said previously that once the parcel is acquired by the city, officials will have time to pursue the train station option - once information from the completed rail study has been reviewed - while moving forward with the commuter park and ride lot. The lot, according to city officials, would house a maximum of 250 vehicles.
Alderman Dan Moriarty opposed the land purchase, saying that while he supports rail and would appreciate having a train station, a better location would be near Exit 2 in south Nashua.
"Let us not kid ourselves - this is about commuter rail," said Moriarty.
He maintained that a lot of upgrades would be needed to make the Crown Street property feasible, saying there is much more to the project than $1.4 million.
His fellow board member, Alderman Diane Sheehan, argued that the train station should be housed where mass transit is already located, noting the high volume of traffic near the Crown Street site.
"The infrastructure is there," Sheehan said, saying she supports the land buy.
Alderman Richard Dowd agreed, saying the opportunity far outweighs the risks. According to Lozeau, the location is ideal because it is the only downtown area where there is 800 feet of straight train track that already exists. Still, it could take at least six years for a train station to be operating from the site, as the city will have to overcome several obstacles, the mayor said earlier.
Once Armstrong moves out later this year, the city intends to lease two buildings on the site while the park and ride project moves forward.
Alderman Paul Chasse said he had serious reservations about the city becoming a landlord.
"I don't think we should be going down that avenue," said Chasse, who voted against the acquisition.
Jay Clair of Stanford Road pleaded with aldermen to reject the federal money for the land buy.
"I really think it is political poison," said Clair, stressing the nation is already facing $16.5 trillion in debt. Eventually, someone is going to have to pay back the $1.4 million being borrowed, he said, adding the Crown Street property is a poor location for a park and ride facility.
"The debt is breaking us," he said, asking the board to send a message to the federal government that the City of Nashua is going to be responsible and think about future generations.


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By the end of this decade, scientists may start rewriting textbooks on the earliest days of the universe thanks to an ambitious project based in Redondo Beach.
Engineers at Northrop Grumman Corp.'s Aerospace Systems sector are leading an industry team developing a telescope to look back in time to the period right after the Big Bang when stars and galaxies were starting to form. | PHOTOS
Called the James Webb Space Telescope, the NASA-funded program is often described as the successor to the better known Hubble Space Telescope. Hubble was launched in 1990 and produced images of stars that existed more than 12 billion years ago.
However, the James Webb has a more ambitious mission, to peer into the heavens about 13.7 billion years in the past.
Northrop's progress, often described as a process of retiring risk, has been methodical and meticulous as groundbreaking technologies went from sketches on a computer screen to reality.
"You retire risk incrementally," said Scott Willoughby, Northrop's James Webb program manager. "You don't build the whole piece. You build a small piece and it works. Then you build another piece and it works."
About 500 people at Northrop's Space Park campus in Redondo Beach work on the project. Worldwide, about 1,200 skilled workers are involved in production and testing including at various industry partners.
The telescope has a five-year mission, although it is designed to last 10 years.
With NASA's guidance and funding, Northrop has made significant progress toward a scheduled 2018 launch that will send the space telescope into a spot 1 million miles from Earth.
In 2002, NASA named TRW Inc. as prime contractor for the James Webb. The following year, Northrop purchased TRW and took over the high-profile program.
A major element of the James Webb will be a giant mirror nearly 22 feet across to gather light that will be used to produce images of stars and galaxies. Because the mirror is so large, it will be comprised of 18 hexagonal segments that will unfold after the telescope enters space.
The mirrors are coated with a thin layer of gold to enhance reflectiveness. Those mirrors have already been fabricated by subcontractor Ball Aerospace in Boulder, Colo., and underwent hours of polishing to achieve the ideal shape.
"We were literally stripping atoms in the final stage," Willoughby said of the polishing process.
Another major component of the space telescope is an aluminum-coated sun shield that will unfurl in space to stretch the length of a tennis court. The sun shield will protect the giant mirror and sensitive instruments from the sun's heat.
On the sun shield's "cold" side, the temperature will be a super-freezing minus-385 degrees Fahrenheit, which is close to absolute zero, theoretically the lowest possible temperature.
On the other side of the sun shield, the temperature will be a hot 185 degrees Fahrenheit.
The ability to separate such an extreme temperature range of nearly 600 degrees just a few feet apart adds to the technological challenge, Willoughby said.
"It's knocking it (temperature) down a little more and a little more and a little more," Willoughby said of the five-layer sun shield.
Three of the sun shield's five membrane layers have already been produced.
The mirrors and sun shield represented the biggest engineering challenges for the telescope. That is why their development schedule started earlier than other parts of the spacecraft, such as the telescope's bus.
The bus, the vehicle that will serve as the telescope's platform in space, recently entered the production phase using composite material made at Northrop's El Segundo facility that builds aircraft parts.
"Everything we're doing is a lot more tangible," Willoughby said. "We're really moving into production."
Despite the telescope's technical achievements and importance to the scientific community, the program has faced serious funding challenges.
In 2011, a House Appropriations Committee proposed in a spending bill to cancel the James Webb mission, which was behind schedule and over budget with an estimated cost of $8.7 billion.
However, lobbying by Northrop and prominent members of the science community helped restore funding for the mission, which is often referred to by its acronym JWST.
"Since the replan was put in place in 2011, we've been meeting our milestones," said Jeff Yoder, NASA's James Webb program director. "JWST is an agency priority. As such, the agency is doing everything it can to minimize any impacts of (budgetary challenges)."
While testing and production is being conducted in various locations, the telescope's final integration into a single spacecraft will occur in Redondo Beach.
Then the telescope will be packed up and shipped on a barge from the Port of Los Angeles through the Panama Canal to French Guiana in South America.
That is where James Webb will be launched into space and start its two-month trip to its final destination.
By that point, the sun shield and mirrors will have fully unfurled and deployed with an eye to the universe's past.
Northrop has a 100 percent success rate on its deployments. Yet Willoughby said that stage is what concerns him the most.
"When you have to do a large deployment on orbit, that's one of the riskiest things," he said. "You always worry about the stuff working."
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