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Aspiring automobile engineers ready to test their expertise at annual Formula Hybrid at NH Motor SpeedwayBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
April 27. 2014 8:11PM
LOUDON — College students from around the world will present innovation in hybrid engines at the 8th annual Formula Hybrid competition at New Hampshire Motor Speedway this week.
The Formula Hybrid Competition was founded and is run by Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering and is an interdisciplinary design and engineering challenge for undergraduate and graduate university students.
The competition is free and open to the public and is a field trip for many New Hampshire middle and high school students.
"We feel like this is a good introduction for them for engineering. Many of them come to the event not even knowing what engineers do," said Amy Keeler, coordinating manager of Formula Hybrid on Friday.
The best days for the public to come are on Wednesday and Thursday when the hybrid cars compete on the race track, she said.
The Formula Hybrid is also often a life-changing opportunity for the competitors, she said.
"We have our top sponsors come every year," Keeler said, the platinum sponsors are Ford, GM, Chrysler. "They have tables set up and they are out recruiting these kids. … The big automakers are there because they are looking for the next generation of alternative energy for their companies."
These sponsors also mentor and judge the future engineers at the event.
"Over and over again we hear that Formula Hybrid was the best experience they had in school and it's changed their lives for the better. It really is a great opportunity for them. It's their time to shine," Keeler said.
The teams must collaboratively design and build a formula-style (open-wheeled) electric or plug-in hybrid race car and compete in a series of events. Teams also have to develop and deliver a comprehensive business case that would convince the executives of a fictitious manufacturing firm that the team's design best meets the demands of the amateur weekend autocross racing market, and that it can be profitably manufactured and marketed — from fuel efficiency to sustainable manufacturing practices.
The event is larger than ever this year with 24 teams hailing from schools including Dartmouth, the University of Michigan, Carnegie Mellon University and Princeton University.
The international component of the competition is also expanding this year.
"We have our first team from Turkey this year," Keeler said. "And three teams from India are coming this year."


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Mobile browser performance is constrained by more than just bandwidth. You already know slow loading sites create a bad user experience. But even if you've resolved download speed, what happens to the user experience if a site is jumpy, choppy, or worse yet, non-responsive to basic interaction.
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Wadena ER patient charged with making up story for drugs
A man in the emergency room of a Wadena hospital claimed he had been assaulted by two Hispanic men and one black man. Police said he made up the story to get prescription drugs.
Scott Michael Lowers, 36, was charged with attempt to commit a fifth-degree controlled substance crime and falsely reporting a crime. According to court documents, Lowers was at Tri-County Hospital's emergency room late in the evening on Jan. 25 and told nurses he had been brutally beaten and robbed, and showed them some bruises. Because of the nature of the claim, the ER contacted Wadena police, who interviewed Lowers at the ER.
Court documents said Lowers described being beaten with an aluminum bat and scuffling with three men in the snow. But police noted the bruises didn't look fresh, they weren't in the places Lowers described being hit, and his clothes didn't appear to be wet or dirty from the alleged scuffle. One officer checked the area where the alleged fight happened, but there were no footprints or signs of struggle in the snow.
Police also claimed Lowers wasn't able to give any detail in his description of the men.
The ER nurse told Lowers she could give him some Tylenol for his pain, to which he allegedly replied that he "needs something stronger than that." The nurse then left the room, and heard a crash, which was apparently Lowers falling down in the ER.
Police were later informed by the ER that Lowers had also visited an emergency room in Staples, where he gave a different name and provided two accounts of how he was injured: one in a bar fight, and the other in an automobile accident. That hospital gave him Demerol and morphine, court records said.
An omnibus hearing was scheduled in the case for Feb. 21.


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Well we are doing it again this year, and the Steelers are on the clock. There's a lot of surprising options that are still available so it should be interesting to see how it all plays out. I've also got 5 Steelers forums voting so it should be interesting to see how it all plays out.
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New York Rangers' Martin St. Louis hopes to turn it on again in NHL playoffs
Martin St. Louis is no stranger to being on the receiving end of harsh words from the critics.
A proud individual with a lasting memory, the ability to go out and prove the doubters wrong is what helped him transform from undrafted free agent to surefire Hall of Famer.
That same drive and determination to succeed should be on display as St. Louis gets ready to take centre stage for the New York Rangers as they open the Stanley Cup playoffs on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden against the Philadelphia Flyers.
St. Louis, 38, knew what was expected of him when he was acquired by the Rangers in a rare trade of captains that sent Ryan Callahan to the Tampa Bay Lightning on March 5. The veteran winger sounds as surprised as anyone that the offensive contributions haven't been larger to date.
"I'm guilty of that, too. You want success," said St. Louis. "There's times you don't have success and there's times when it looks like you're failing. Obviously, at the time this was happening, people were looking to me to get results.
"Those tough times make you appreciate the good times and, for me, I've failed a bunch of times. But I've been successful many times, too."
It took St. Louis 15 games to score his first and only goal with his new club and he finished the regular season with eight points in 19 games with the Broadway Blueshirts, not exactly typical production for a guy who won the Art Ross Trophy last spring and frequently averages around a point per game.
There have been signs that St. Louis is settling in with his new team, as he chipped in four assists during the final two games.
"I felt really good toward the end of the year, I was getting breakaways and scoring chances and creating a lot," said St. Louis. "I've worked hard to get my game going and I feel comfortable here.
"It's not about me putting up some numbers. It's about this team going to the next round. That's what my focus is on. I just try to play the game like everybody else and I'd like to be successful along the way, but the most important thing here is winning games. This is playoff time. This is where you get judged and I'm excited about that."
St. Louis is no stranger to rising to the occasion come the playoffs, with 33 goals and 68 points in 63 games — including nine goals and 24 points back in 2004 when he led the Lightning to the Stanley Cup.
"Playoffs are a different animal and I'm aware of that, obviously," said St. Louis. "To go through the playoffs and come out on top, you have a feel for what it takes. You're talking about an experience from 10 years ago. Those are great memories for me and, as you go through, I'm probably going to see some similarities and everything, but at the end of the day, this is different.
"It's not that because you've had success before that you're going to have success (again). You've got to go earn it every day."
The transition itself certainly wasn't an easy one for a guy who was forced to find his way in an unfamiliar dressing room after asking Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman for a trade.
"I knew it was going to be hard," said St. Louis. "I'd been somewhere for 13, 14 years and you come in and in one place, everybody knew me and I knew everybody. You come to a place (where) I think people know of me, they don't know me and that takes time.
"It's a great bunch of guys and they welcomed me really well. It's about earning respect from your teammates. Respect is not just given — you earn respect and I think I did that in Tampa. Now I'm going to try to build that here.
"There's nothing better to do that than going through a playoff experience."
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TAMPA, Fla. — Ted Cruz signed scores of autographs and dazzled the GOP grass-roots faithful in his convention debut as a nationally known Senate candidate Monday, even as he took hard punches at Democrats and sidestepped his own party's internal feuds.
Well-wishers encircled Cruz for nearly an hour after he spoke to Texas delegates at their hotel 30 miles north of Tampa, and he thanked them for their help in his upset win over Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in last month's GOP Senate runoff.
"You guys played a big part in making it happen," he told tea party activists Bob Hall of Canton and Ray Myers of Kaufman, saying he appreciated their "incredible work."
Jenny Moorhead said that she and her husband, Terry, a firefighter, joined the Tyler area's "Cruz Crew" as volunteers during the campaign, and they waited a half-hour Monday to have their picture taken with Cruz.
"We need somebody in there that's going to protect liberty, and that's Ted Cruz," said
Cruz, set to speak Tuesday, is the only Texan with a prominent role in the GOP ceremonies. He's expected to score an easy victory in November over Democrat Paul Sadler and quickly become a major tea party leader and top Republican voice.
Cruz told reporters he's been working for about two weeks on his convention speech, which he said will air at about 8:10 p.m. Dallas time Tuesday. While cable news channels are expected to run the speech, broadcast networks will not.
"We have certainly worked with the [Mitt] Romney campaign" in coordinating the speech's content, Cruz said.
For Texas viewers familiar with his small-government message, there will be no surprises, he said.
"The Obama economic plan is not working and millions are suffering," he said. "The speech is focusing on the fundamental choice in November on whether we continue down the same road with more spending" and the same economic policies.
Though he was showered with praise from Republicans on Monday, Cruz has already drawn fire from Democrats for making wisecracks about Vice President Joe Biden, which included offering gratitude — in jest — for Tropical Storm Isaac.
"If nothing else, it kept Joe Biden away," he said at a rally of social conservatives Sunday.
On Monday, Cruz mockingly told Texas delegates that convention planners had announced "there will be a brand new keynote speaker tomorrow night — Joe Biden. … Every time Joe Biden speaks, he gets Republicans votes."
Cruz later told reporters that "our prayers go out" to people in the storm's path. But he said that, regardless of weather events, he wouldn't alter his speech or stop talking about the country's grave fiscal problems.
Cruz, asked to respond to Sadler's recent jibe that he ought to return to his birthplace in Canada, called his opponent "an unapologetic liberal."
For all the fawning attention Cruz has received, his family is trying to keep him humble. His wife, Heidi, is in Tampa with him, but not their daughters.
"They're 1 and 4, and it's just too crazy at that age," he said. "As Caroline, our 4-year-old, put it, when we were trying to bring her to one political event: 'I'd rather play with trains.'"
Staff writer Laura Detter contributed to this report.
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IN THE KNOW: Could Cruz's roots keep him out of the White House?
Young, conservative and Hispanic, Ted Cruz has already been touted as a potential future presidential candidate. But he was born in Canada — as his Democratic opponent noted when slamming him in an interview this weekend. So could he run for president? A look at the issue:
The obstacle: The Constitution specifies that the president must be a "natural-born citizen." Some legal experts take that to mean born in the U.S., but the Constitution doesn't define the term, and the issue has never been thoroughly tested.
The details: Cruz's mother was a U.S. citizen when he was born, while his father was an immigrant from Cuba. For a person in such a situation, U.S. law dictates that citizenship depends on length of time the noncitizen parent spent in the U.S. before their child was born. Cruz's father came to the U.S. in 1957 — 13 years before Ted Cruz was born.
Bottom line: Cruz is probably eligible. It might take a court case to sort it out, and that might only happen if Cruz were to run and show he was a serious contender. If that were the case, judges would probably be reluctant to swing a political matter based on an uncertain reading of the law.
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Visit Classic Spain on a tour via Madrid, Barcelona and San Sebastian
Visit Spain's star attractions on a classic tour through the country. Starting in Madrid, let your imagination unfold on a journey through this beautiful country oozing with charm, and visit the people and cities that reflect Spain's fascinating history and culture. Tour through Cordoba, Valencia, Barcelona and San Sebastian as you experience a fiery flamenco performance, follow your tastebuds to a tapas bar, admire unique architectural triumphs, worship the sun at the beach and sip some of the best red wine in the world - this adventure through Classic Spain is as colourful and diverse as the land itself.
As this is a combination of 2 trips, your leader and the composition of your group may change in Barcelona.
Experience the fiery passion and rhythm of a traditional flamenco dance performance in Seville
It's a pretty special thing to chill out on a beach in Andalusian Spain, knowing North Africa is just across the water. Explore the scenic Costa de la Luz, and kick back with some tapas and sangria in Tarifa
The town of Ronda is split in two by a deep rocky chasm. Follow in the path of the Romans, as you cross from one side to the other along an ancient bridge
Discover Cordoba's great mosque - the Mezquita, one of the most accomplished examples of Moorish architecture in the world. The lavish gardens and opulent rooms of Granada's spectacular Alhambra Palace aren't bad either
Witness a spectacular Spanish sunset on a beach in Valencia, while feasting on a bowl of the world's best paella.
The cosmopolitan city of Barcelona pulses with culture, art and an outstanding drinking and dining scene. Discover the eccentric modernist architecture of Antonio Gaudi, who made Barcelona his artistic playground. The unfinished masterpiece of La Sagrada Familia is particularly mind-blowing
The fortified medieval city of Pamplona is a great place to discover on foot. Weave through the city's winding alleyways to the immense Gothic Cathedral and walk down the street of the famous bull run.
Logrono is bursting with delicious local produce and wine, just waiting to be enjoyed on an included tapas crawl. Delicioso!
Take a long siesta on the golden beaches of San Sebastian, one of Spain's most scenic coastal destinations. As the sun goes down, join the crowds as they come out to play among the city's exciting nightlife
The Art Walk in Madrid is every art lover's dream. In one small stretch you can browse the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the Reina Sofia and the Prado, one of the world's most celebrated galleries
The primary means of transportation on this trip is by train. European trains are comfortable and often decked out with air-conditioning. Toilets are always available. Some of the trains have snack bars (or vending machines) and power points next to the seats but that cannot be guaranteed on every journey. Train travel is a fast way to traverse long distances, allowing you to avoid traffic jams and arrive right into the city centre. Please note that you will have to carry your own luggage on and off the train, and also up or down few flights of stairs as unfortunately some of the stations may not have lifts. It's recommended that you leave any wheelie bags/cases at home and bring a backpack instead, but please make sure it doesn't exceed our weight and size recommendations. You can find this information in the 'What to Take' section of the trip notes.
Summer temperatures can be extreme in many of the regions visited (over 40°C), which can be uncomfortable. It's important to use sun protection, wear layers to combat the heat and drink plenty of water. Please carefully consider the time of the year you wish to travel and your suitability to that season.
As accommodation on this trip is twin-share, single travellers will share a room with another traveller of the same sex. If you'd prefer not to share, a single room supplement is available at an additional charge. Please ask your travel consultant for more details. Also, hotels in Europe often don't have double beds, but rather two single beds that can be pushed together.
This itinerary is valid for departures from 01 January 2018 to 20 November 2018. View the itinerary for departures between 01 January 2019 - 31 December 2019
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This trip will run with a changed order of the places visited between Granada and Seville. From Granada we will now travel to Ronda (rather than Seville), then Costa de la Luz and on to Seville. We will spend the same amount of time in each destination and will enjoy all the same inclusions. By switching the order of places visited we will make the trip run smoother in terms of transfer logistics saving us some precious time in all visited places.
A single supplement is available on this trip with the exception of the following nights:
Day 6-7 Tarifa
Our Classic Spain trips score an average of 4.5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews in the last year.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The LA Galaxy gave a fair account of themselves as Real Madrid defeated the two-time defending MLS Cup champions 3-1 in front of 38,922 at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Madrid opened the scoring just 15 minutes in when Angel Di Maria found the back of the net of a pass from Cristiano Ronaldo. After the goal, the Galaxy held the Spanish giants going into the half down just one, but Madrid doubled their lead in the 52nd when Karim Benzema found the back of the net. However, the Galaxy pulled one back in 63rd minute from a wonder strike by Jose Villarreal.
Madrid pulled it to three in the 74th minute when Benzema completed his brace.
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Just looking for hitting partners in lakeview. I live near the lake so any of the courts within quick biking distance work for me.
I'm getting so tired of the weather, I hope it becomes outdoor tennis friendly soon...
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I can play, but its so challenging to get a court. I am about a 4.0 player.
How about Friday during the day sometime at the waveland courts?
let's exchange numbers so we can coordinate.
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New to tennisopolis and just looking for some hitting partners. 4.0-4.5 player and Waveland is good for me.
hey robin, i agree 100% about this spring being a let down. what a horrible april.
i added you as a friend. once you accept can you send me your contact info and i will do the same then we can find time to hit this week.
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UPDATE: Sunapee driver charged in Vermont couple's deathsBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
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New Hampshire Union Leader
December 09. 2013 7:41PM
A Sunapee man is charged with two counts of manslaughter for allegedly killing a Vermont couple when his Chevrolet pickup truck crossed the Interstate 89 median strip in Lebanon Saturday and struck their vehicle.
Robert Dellinger, 53, of 28 Birchpoint Lane, Sunapee, will be arraigned Wednesday in 2nd Circuit Court, Lebanon District Division, on charges of recklessly causing the deaths of Amanda Murphy and Jason Timmons. The couple were engaged, and Murphy, 24, was eight months pregnant with their child.
Dellinger was arrested Tuesday afternoon when he was discharged from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon.
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LEBANON — The Vermont couple killed in a crossover highway accident Saturday were expecting their first child in about a month, the woman's boss said Monday.
Amanda Murphy, 24, was eight months pregnant and engaged to Jason Timmons, 29. All three died when their SUV was struck by a pickup truck that crossed the median of Interstate 89.
Murphy and Timmons had met at Valley Terrace Assisted Living Facility in nearby Wilder, Vt., where Murphy was a lead caregiver, said Catherine Amarante, executive director at the facility.
"Last Wednesday she was here having a baby shower, glowing. So it's shocking. We're still in shock," Amarante said. "We deal with death in elders, and that's hard in and of itself, but this is totally different."
In other developments:
• The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office has been brought in to oversee the investigation. Homicide prosecutor Susan Morrell said her office's involvement will determine whether any criminal charges are leveled in the crash.
• Morrell said the driver of the pickup truck involved in the crash, Sunapee resident Robert Dellinger, 53, has not been cleared medically to leave Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, although he was initially admitted to the hospital for minor injuries.
• The section of Interstate 89 where the crash took place is slated for a barrier designed to prevent crossover crashes. However, work isn't expected to begin until 2020.
Morrell said part of the investigation will concentrate on what caused Dellinger's southbound 2005 Chevrolet pickup to cross the median just north of Exit 18.
Morrell said it would be unethical to discuss whether the investigation has found alcohol use or speed to be a factor in the crash. Nor would she say whether traffic was heavy at the time.
The victims lived in Wilder, a village of Hartford, which is just north of Lebanon across the Connecticut River.
Amarante said Murphy had worked at Valley Terrace for five years. The couple met there, although Timmons no longer worked there.
They were excited and ready to be parents, Amarante said. This was Murphy's first child; Timmons was already a father to a young boy, Amarante said.
"He certainly was very, very loving, as was she," Amarante said. "She really wanted to have this baby."
Amarante said Murphy was trustworthy, intuitive, and worked well with dementia patients. Timmons did not have much experience, but caught on quickly.
"He was so good. Just a gentle giant, just a big tall guy and a really, really good caregiver and really loved by the patients and staff," she said.
Transportation officials said the area of I-89 where the accident occurred is slated for a barrier to prevent vehicles from crossing the highway median and colliding with vehicles traveling in the opposite direction.
The barrier is part of a roadway reconstruction and bridge deck replacement scheduled for 2020.
According to the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, the median at the site is about 110 feet in width. The median has a slight incline from the southbound to northbound lanes.
DOT spokesman Bill Boynton said the DOT usually installs crossover barriers on narrower roadways — 50 feet or less. But a 2012 DOT study identified the area between exits 18 and 19 for the barriers.
This year, the DOT installed eight miles of median guardrails in the Bow-Hopkinton area, Boynton said. Median barriers have also been placed at Exit 20 and between exits 15 and 17 in Enfield and Lebanon.
If vehicular homicide charges are brought, Morrell said they would not involve the unborn child.
In its 2009 Lamy decision, the state Supreme Court ruled that an unborn child must show spontaneous signs of life for someone to be prosecuted for homicide in the child's death.
However, New Hampshire law allows for prosecution when an assault on the mother results in a miscarriage or stillborn death.
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In these short 18 weeks since we began private beta testing, we've been working hard to kick the tires and check under the hood in preparation of opening the doors to our site. With well over 10,000 pieces of user feedback, we've heard your suggestions, comments, criticisms and praise. Today we are excited to leave our private beta and open Hulu.com to everyone in the U.S.. Our streaming video service is free – anyone in the U.S. with a broadband internet connection and a computer can just press play to enjoy.
We've also made significant additions to our content line-up. With the help of over 50 top content providers such as FOX, NBC Universal, MGM, Sony and Warner Bros., we've more than quadrupled the number of shows in our library, and on top of that, we've added 100 full-length movies. Hulu offers full-length episodes of not only current hit shows like The Simpsons and The Office but also classics like The Incredible Hulk, Miami Vice and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and in some cases, as with Arrested Development, Firefly, and Friday Night Lights, we have every episode ever aired. Our expanded library of full-length movies has something for everyone, from The Usual Suspects to The Big Lebowski, Me, Myself & Irene, Mulholland Drive and (one of my personal favorites) Three Amigos!.
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1- Toilet Paper- there is a proper way to put it on the roller. Learn it. Do NOT forget it. Practice it in good health.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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1- Toilet Paper- there is a proper way to put it on the roller. Learn it. Do NOT forget it. Practice it in good health.
7 comments:
- Bonnie the Boss said...
I have 5 boys, and I agree to all of the above. But the first one, I am just pleasantly surprised when the roll ends up on the spindle.
- February 22, 2012 at 7:22 AM
- Mom of twelve said...
I always new there was a right and wrong way to put on the toilets paper. Thanks for clearing up the confusion at our house.
- February 22, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- Rhanda said...
So agree with #1 !!!! I am guilty of "correcting" the direction the paper rolls at friend's and family's houses. I mean, really? Can't they see how much more efficient our way is. :-)
- February 22, 2012 at 1:59 PM
- mormonhermitmom said...
Amen! And the dark underwear should be for litle girls as well.
- February 22, 2012 at 2:37 PM
- Kathi D said...
My husband had to convert me on the toilet paper. It took a few years, but I went his way. Now I am the toilet paper Nazi. Over. Always over.
Dark underwear makes sense for anyone who might have an accident, because the doctors won't treat you if you have dirty underwear, and if it's dark you might could fool them into saving your life for you.
- February 22, 2012 at 3:55 PM
- Jillybean said...
Amen to the dark underwear.
And seriously, IF the toilet paper has been replaced at all, I'm happy.
- February 23, 2012 at 12:53 AM
- Shasta said...
I want to punch someone when the toilet paper gets put on wrong!!
- February 23, 2012 at 1:38 PM


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Ciara Pregnancy Rumors Spark After Atlanta Toy Drive Appearance
After Future put a ring on it more than a month ago, Ciara may already be carrying his future child. Photos were snapped of the twosome during their appearance at an Atlanta toy drive, sporting similar attire: baggy sweats and an oversized jacket. CiCi also looked to have added a few pounds and a glow with a fresh face sans make-up. Could the real body party be happening in Ci's body? Before we get that sixth album, check the singer's next potential project above.
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The mission of the Tuberculosis Control Program is to prevent the spread of TB and to remove it as a public health problem in Philadelphia.
TB is a reportable disease. Medical care providers, hospitals, and laboratories are legally required to report suspected cases of TB to the Department of Public Health.
We work to identify all people in Philadelphia with suspected or confirmed TB disease, including people who might have been exposed to TB by confirmed cases. We help people with TB get the treatment they need - ideally, a series of treatments called directly observed therapy.
Some people are are higher risk for developing active TB. They include:
- contacts of active cases
- immuno-compromised people
- recent immigrants from areas where TB is widespread
We work to ensure that people at high risk receive treatment for latent TB infection and do not develop disease.
We also operate the Lawrence F. Flick Memorial Center, which provides directly observed therapy for people who have been confirmed or suspected of having TB.
Tuberculosis Facts »
Basic information about tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis Testing »
Learn who should get tested for tuberculosis and what types of tests are available.
Tuberculosis Treatment »
Get the latest information on tuberculosis treatment, including information about the Lawrence F. Flick Memorial Center.
The history of tuberculosis (TB) is a tribute to the purpose and progress of public health. In 1900, TB was one of our country's leading killers. Today, TB is preventable, controllable, and treatable.


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China Town has that nice strip to walk around, but across Archer Avenue there's one restaurant with an orange awning called Phoenix. Depending on when you go it gets really packed, especially on Christmas day. We were lucky to get a reservation. The big thing there seems to be dim sum, but they don't have it at dinner times on the weekends.
The serving was a big team effort, and I never really figured out who our waiter was. Still, our drinks stayed full and almost all of our food made it without us asking. The portions of the food were nice and large. The prices had a huge range. You can get the typical family plate for $13 or you can go for some more expensive whole fish or duck options running for as much as $38. I think our bill came out around $20 per person.
The Food
We started with a bunch of appetizers including Regular and Veggie Egg Rolls, and Veggie Dumplings. We also got a "small" bowl of Hot and Sour Soup. I use quotation marks because we all got servings, and then I had some to take home.
The Veggie Dumplings
The Regular Egg Rolls
The Veggie Egg Rolls
The Hot and Sour Soup
For our main dishes we shared the Moo Shu Beef, Walnut Shrimp, Mongolian Chicken, and Combination Fried Rice. The Moo Shu Beef was pretty much as expected with a really rich and tangy sauce in the filling. The Walnut Shrimp had way too much mayonnaise based sauce on it, but the candied walnuts were delicious. The Mongolian Chicken was good in that it wasn't just another Americanized deep fried Chinese dish. The fried rice was a bit dry but was loaded with shrimp, beef, and chicken.
The Walnut Shrimp
The Moo Shu Beef
The Mongolian Chicken
The Combination Fried Rice
When I go to China Town I kind of expect a lot out of my meal. At the same time, I'm not always adventurous enough to try some of the super authentic items on the menu. If you're looking for authentic choices, Phoenix definitely has them though. They also have some pretty solid typical Chinese dishes that you may recognize a bit more if you grew up in Chicago. I don't think this would end Schneider's search for the best fried rice or anything, but it's still very good. I'll have to come back sometime and try the dim sum, but for now I'm giving Phoenix 3 out of 5 Pearls.


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This is my second painting of the day. My first is now in the dustbin — a failed experiment in painting with raspberry juice which I've discovered does not get darker as you layer it but just stays sticky and anemic.
Instead I tried using gouache more like oil or acrylic paint, mixing it thick and creamy and building up opaque layers from dark to light. I love the intensity of the color but the process is still a series of challenges — which is after all the point of this series of challenges. A lesson a day.


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David Hyde Pierce honored with special Tony Award
Alzheimer Champion David Hyde Pierce is the 2010 recipient of the Tony Awards® Isabelle Stevenson Award, recognizing an individual from the theater community who "has made a substantial contribution of volunteered time and effort on behalf of one or more humanitarian, social service or charitable organization, regardless of whether such organizations relate to the theater." It is among a number of awards that will be presented at the 2010 Tony Awards on June 13.
Pierce is being honored for his work with the Alzheimer's Association in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. A former member (and now an honorary member) of the Association's national board, Pierce has regularly participated in the Alzheimer's Action Summit in Washington, D.C., meeting with elected officials to advocate for increased investment in Alzheimer research.
The actor won a Tony Award for his performance in Curtains and has also been seen on Broadway in Accent on Youth, Spamalot, The Heidi Chronicles and Beyond Therapy. He is also an Emmy winner for his work on "Frasier."
Alzheimer's Association
The Alzheimer's Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer's. For more information, visit www.alz.org.
Contact: Alzheimer's Association
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SANAA, Yemen (AP) — In a story Jan. 18 about Iranian diplomat killed in Yemen, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Yemen' state news agency is named SANA. The state news agency is called SABA.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Officials: Iranian diplomat killed in Yemen
Officials say Iranian diplomat killed in a drive-by shooting in Yemen's capital, Sanaa
By AHMED AL-HAJ
Associated Press
SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Gunmen killed an Iranian diplomat in a drive-by shooting in Yemen's capital Saturday, security and medical officials said, the latest attack on Iran's diplomatic corps in the Middle East in recent months.
Iranian state television announced that Ali Asghar Asadi, Iran's economic attaché in Sanaa, was "martyred." The broadcast said Asadi was attacked while driving and suffered four gunshot wounds to the chest and stomach. It did not elaborate.
Three Yemeni security officials said Asadi was leaving the Iranian ambassador's house in the city's southern Hadda neighborhood when assailants opened fire. They said he died in a hospital. A medical official confirmed the diplomat's death.
Another Yemeni security official said the diplomat suffered three gunshot wounds to the chest and shoulder. The two accounts of the shooting could not be immediately reconciled, though conflicting information is common immediately after such attacks.
The official said the initial investigation suggested the gunmen first attempted to kidnap the diplomat by stopping his car. When the diplomat resisted, the assailants shot him and fled the area, which is a busy commercial district, the official said.
All officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to journalists.
Relations between Iran and Yemen have soured over what Sanaa calls Iranian meddling in its domestic affairs. But Yemen's Foreign Minister Abu Bakr al-Qirbi quickly condemned Saturday's attack, calling it a "terrorist criminal act" that targeted bilateral relations. Al-Qirbi said the two countries want to avoid any attempts to harm relations.
"This operation has targeted the Yemeni-Iranian relations before it targeted the diplomat," he told the state news agency SABA. He said authorities will purse the culprits and bring them to justice.
Another Iranian diplomat in Yemen was abducted by gunmen in July and remains in captivity. Officials suspect al-Qaida militants to be behind that kidnapping. Negotiations to secure his release have so far failed.
Al-Qaida's Yemen branch is the world's most active, using political turmoil in the impoverished Gulf country to strengthen its presence there. The government has been battling the militant groups, with assistance from the U.S., which has killed a number of suspected members in drone strikes.
Targeted killings of security officials have been on the rise in Yemen. A security official said an intelligence officer was shot dead by unknown assailants Thursday in a drive-by shooting in the southern province of Lahj.
Iran's diplomats also have been targeted elsewhere in the region. In November, suicide bombers targeted the Iranian Embassy in Beirut, killing at least 23 people. Shiite-powerhouse Iran is the chief patron of Lebanon's Hezbollah and an ally of Syria's embattled President Bashar Assad.
In Yemen, the government and neighboring Saudi Arabia accuse Tehran of supporting Shiite rebels in the north, seeking to destabilize the country. Iran has dismissed the accusations.
Associated Press writer Ali Akbar Dareini in Tehran, Iran, contributed to this report.


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Paul Hyland Joins the SEMI Europe Advisory Board
Brussels, Belgium – 1 February 2011 – SEMI today announced the appointment of Paul Hyland, president and CEO of AIXTRON SE, as member of the SEMI Europe Advisory Board. AIXTRON is a leading provider of deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry. The Company's technology solutions are used by a diverse range of customers worldwide to build advanced components for electronic and opto-electronic applications based on compound, silicon, or organic semiconductor materials and more recently carbon nanostructures.
"I am delighted to have been asked to join the SEMI European Advisory Board at a time when the global challenges and opportunities within the Technology sector have never been so important for the European Technology industry", stated Paul Hyland. "Europe has a long, rich, and often, underappreciated, history in technology innovation and has some of the world's leading players in cutting-edge technology within its borders. The opportunity to leverage that strength globally depends greatly on the ability of industry, the research community and governments to sustain a 'joined up' and focused approach to technology development. I would like to see a more concerted effort by all parties to appreciate the valuable intellectual assets we have within Europe and to bring a coordinated technology strategy to the forefront of regional and national investment agendas."
"We are pleased that, with Paul Hyland, we have gained an additional recognized expert and leader for our SEMI European Advisory Board. We look forward to his strategic guidance, and share his industry insights and represent the collective interests of our members towards sustainable growth and profitability," commented Heinz Kundert, president of SEMI Europe.
Paul Hyland has worked for AIXTRON since 2000 and has been president and CEO of the AIXTRON group through a period of extraordinary volatility, culminating in three record years of growth and clear global market leadership. Mr. Hyland has had more than 30 years experience in equipment technology, covering the Utility, Communications, Medical Device, Semiconductor and Optoelectronics sectors. Before joining AIXTRON, he held positions with Smiths Industries, Alphameric, Racal and Westinghouse.
AIXTRON has been actively involved with SEMI Europe for many years, and became member of the organization in 2002. AIXTRON SE is involved in SEMI's exhibitions, standards activities, and regularly attends SEMI events and uses SEMI market statistics and other relevant information.
About SEMI
SEMI is the global industry association serving the manufacturing supply chains for the microelectronic, display and photovoltaic industries. SEMI member companies, composed 90% of SMEs, are the engine of the future, enabling smarter, faster and more economical products that improve our lives. Since 1970, SEMI has been committed to helping members grow more profitably, create new markets and meet common industry challenges. SEMI maintains offices in: Beijing, Bengaluru, Berlin, Brussels, Grenoble, Hsinchu, Moscow, San Jose, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo, and Washington, D.C. For more information, visit www.semi.org.
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FARMINGTON Ninety-one rundown and abandoned homes will be demolished and replaced on the south side of the Shiprock on the Navajo Nation in northwestern New Mexico.
The Navajo Housing Authority and a property management company, South Shiprock Housing, agreed Thursday to go ahead with the federally funded project, The Daily Times reported.
Many of the 10-year-old homes are heavily damaged from vandalism and weather. Graffiti covers walls and trash litters the floors.
Earl Tulley, the housing authoritys chief operations officer, said it will seek bids by April.
The authority will provide $9.3 million to tear down the homes and start to rebuild them. The authority will provide more funding later but how much that will be isnt known. Tulley said the homes will be reconstructed according to the original plans.
Every one of those units is going to have to be taken down and built from the ground up, Tulley said. Were not going to piecemeal this. I can tell you one thing, they will be built in better condition.
Russell Begaye, Navajo Nation Council delegate from Shiprock, said students have written to him about the homes poor conditions.
They feel ashamed sometimes when people come visit them and pass by those houses, Begaye said.


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Robert W. Roseth
Robert W. Roseth died on December 12, 2013 at Oakmont Senior Living in Chino
Hills where he was receiving hospice care for Parkinson's Disease. Bob's family was with him in the hours leading up to his death.
Bob was born in Decorah, Iowa to James and Marjorie Roseth on March 11, 1941. At the conclusion of WWII, the Roseth family moved to Fresno, CA where
Bob attended school through the 9th grade. The Roseths moved to China Lake during the summer of 1956. Bob attended Burroughs High School and was a member of the graduating class of 1959, the last Burroughs class to graduate from the "old" campus on the base. Bob played varsity football and baseball and graduated as co-valedictorian of his class. He attended UCLA as a freshman on a football scholarship. He transferred to UC Davis after one year, where he also played football. He and carolyn Barker, who met as sophomores at Burroughs, were married on January 28, 1961 at the All Faith Chapel.
Bob graduated with honors from UC Davis in 1963 with a bachelors degree in U.S. History. He then joined the U.S. Air Force and completed Officer's Training School at Lackland AFB, Texas, where he was commissioned a second lieutenant.
Bob served in the Air Force for 5-1/2 years, including a one-year tour at remote sites in Thailand during 1966-1967. Bob resigned his commission with the rank of captain in 1968. He used the G.I. bill to earn his secondary teaching credential and Master's degree in Education at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. He later earned his Master's Degree in History at the University of Northern Colorado.
Bob began his teaching career as a history teacher and freshman football coach at Burroughs High School in September of 1969. Bob taught at Burroughs for 34 years. He coached football at all levels during 25 years of that time, including 5 years as head varsity coach. Bob was as enthusiastic about teaching as he was about coaching. He taught U.S. History, American Government, and Advanced Placement U.S. History. His classroom walls were covered with both football team posters and the names of the AP students who had scored high grades on the annual AP exam. He saw great value in both the academic and the athletic.
Bob retired from Burroughs in June of 2003.
Bob was an avid reader-especially of books dealing with U.S. History. He also loved all forms of physical activity. He liked to run with his dog, Barney, hike in the hills and, when arthritis in his knees was bad, he turned to cycling. Bob was struck by a car while bicycling along the shoulder of Trona Road in October of 2008. During the long recovery from the severe concussion he suffered in that accident, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease--which some recent studies now link to post concussion syndrome. Bob is survived by his wife of 53 years, Carolyn, and his two daughters, Robin Daly, and Jennifer Puente. He has 5 grandchildren, Zach and Mark Daly, and Jordan, Ellie and Kate Puente. He is also survived by his brother and sister-in-law, John and Darlene Roseth, and his aunts, Ruth Heimdahl and Phyllis Sampson, and an uncle, John Bridell.
Bob asked that no public funeral or memorial service be held after his death. He chose to be cremated and his ashes will be interred at Bakersfield Veterans Cemetery located in the rolling hills between Tehachapi and Bakersfield at a time when family can be present.


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Skiing in summer in Madrid Snow Zone
Madrid Snow Zone
Madrid Snow Zone
In Madrid, you can ski at the height of summer thanks to the Madrid Snowzone snow park. This is the only indoor slope in Spain and is located inside a shopping and leisure centre which makes an ideal option for spending an unforgettable day with guaranteed fun for the whole family.
Xanadu Snow Zone, the only indoor ski resort in Spain, has transformed the small town of Arroyomolinos, located only 23 km outside Madrid, into an attractive leisure centre and obligatory destination for ski lovers. Its modern facilities and the wide range of activities and services on offer allow both children and grown-ups to enjoy the snow without having to head for the mountains, as well as providing the chance to enjoy a meal or snack in a variety of eating places and to go shopping in its numerous shops.
A visit to this snow park is also a great opportunity to get take a side trip to Madrid, where you'll be able to enjoy a wide range of interesting cultural options, browse its galleries and museums, admire its monuments and bask in the charm and hospitality of its streets and its people, who have transformed the capital of Spain into one of the world's main tourist destinations.
The ski resort is located one of Europe's largest shopping and leisure centres, protected for the vagaries of the weather and always kept at a constant temperature of minus two degrees. There are three ski-runs available to skiers where they can practice their favourite sport: one, 250 metres long for experts, another less steep for beginners, and a third one for snowboards and for jumps and acrobatics.
The venue also has a tubing attraction with a snow slide which is descended on inflated rings, while younger visitors have their own children's park where they can play safely under supervision while the rest of the family is skiing.
The resort, the only indoor ski slope in Spain, is perfectly equipped with a four-seater chair lift, drag lifts for beginners and a ski lift. It also has an equipment rental service, and a snowboard and ski school with qualified teachers from the official Spanish Ski School.
Shopping and restaurants
There is a cafeteria at the bottom of the slopes where you can have a snack to recharge your batteries, still in your ski gear. But if you'd rather sample some other gastronomic specialities, there is also a restaurant with large windows so diners can eat while overlooking the scenes on the slopes. By night, the restaurant is transformed into a club, making the Snow Park the perfect place for dancing and having fun while skiing to the beat of the music. There is also another restaurant with a more intimate atmosphere for more special occasions, where diners can relax beside a cosy fireplace.
And to round off a fun day of skiing, without having to take the car or leave the premises, you can also see the latest films, do a little shopping for clothes, shoes, toys or food, as well as go bowling or go-kart racing. This is definitely a fun and entertaining day out for the whole family.
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I had an email today from a reader who said she would have wanted to do the sampler, but needed a bit of a 101 crash course on embroidery. She had few good questions, so I thought I'd back up and answer these. Surely, if she had these questions, others do too. I know I've mentioned some of this before, but I think it will be nice to have in one place. There will be a category for Embroidery 101 on the sidebar if you ever want to read it again.
Before I get started answering these questions, I want to say a little bit about how I'll answer. I like to answer questions in the first person. (i.e.: "I do this" or "I use this".) I'm trying to always do that because I want you to be aware that there are many ways to skin a cat, and I do not claim to be the foremost authority on embroidery. I love it, I do it a lot, I love sharing it, it was my first foray into sewing many moons ago and truth told, sometimes I make up my own rules... just so you know. Ahem.
Also, if you as a reader know a different way to do something, I invite you to share it. In fact, I'd love an article on it from you if you are interested in doing that. Just let me know.
Here are the questions this reader had:
1. What do you embroider on? Is it a special kind of cloth?
I love love love Cosmo flosses. I do design fabric for Lecien who makes it, but without bias I can tell you it doesn't knot up as much as some others do. It really stitches like butter. If I do have problems with my floss knotting, I use a product called thread heaven which is a thread conditioner. I also use Thread Heaven for applique and quilt binding when working with regular thread.
6. What about needles? What do I need to use?
I've noticed that if you ask stitchers about needles in particular, you get lots of different answers. I'd say It depends on what floss I am using and what kind of embroidery I am doing. For stranded flosses I love a size 10 embroidery needle (straw). I happen to like the Jeanne Kimballs needles. Crewel requires a crewel needle with a reatively large eye. Sometimes with perle cotton I'll use a chenille needle.
Needles are numbered. The larger the number the smaller the needle. I make sure the needle size I'm using is appropriate for my fabric and for my floss. In other words, if I'm using a chunky floss (perle or wool) I want a bigger eye. But I want to make sure I'm not going to poke great big holes in my fabric. I like to have an array of needles on hand so that I can test to see what is going to work best for the particular project I'm working on.
About finding supplies:
Many of the wonderful online retailers and I carry the products described in this post... please check out the We Love French Knots Supplier List to find them. (Note: the supplier list is not paid for advertising, it is currently a free service offered by We Love French Knots. If you'd like to be added to the supplier list please let me know by emailing me at bari at barijonline dot com.)


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There's an outpouring of ~feels~ permeating the American landscape, so I'll spare you the lamentation and vindication takes. There are plenty of those on your Facebook feed, including those that say that your Facebook feed is part of the problem. But the important thing, as things are with all cycles, is not how we feel or even what does it mean, but what are you going to do with the information that you have?
Here's hope you at least have the right information.
Commence the takes!
Media misfire.
Poll results are not votes.
It's the editors, stupid.
It goes on and on.
One video.
I'm on vacay, so we'll skip The Four. Instead, here are some front pages from more than 100 years ago.
And here's a front page from the future (someone's got to figure out the future, after all):
One cat: Because I know some of you feel like this.
Yesterday's Internet, Today! is a newsletter in which you will get a photo (collection in 360-degrees with music sometimes) and an idea; followed by some links; a video; four stories from the Freeman but not today; and a cat.


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2 in 1 Laptops
2 in 1 laptops let you enjoy the best of both worlds-the utility of laptops, and the ease of use of tablets. They come in many different designs, such as laptops whose screens bend all the way backwards, those with displays that spin around 180 degrees and others with keyboards that detach entirely. These laptops come with the advantages of both tablets and notebooks. Typically 2 in 1 laptops have the form factor of a tablet, allowing you to easily enjoy your favorite movies and websites with touch like you would on your favorite tablet. They sometimes boast better battery life than a typical notebook. When you're done watching something, you can simply plug in an included keyboard or battery pack and instantly get work done. Another great benefit of 2 in 1 laptops or "convertibles" is their versatility. Whether you're at work or at home, your computing needs might change in a flash. You could use your device in laptop mode to type documents, develop spreadsheets or edit photos and videos. The powerful processor delivers everything you'd expect from a work PC. Then, when you want to take a break, flip the screen to watch a movie or play a game, all in one simple motion. In addition, they also provide added connectivity features for your convenience. You'll typically find more USB ports on a 2-in-1 device than on a traditional tablet, making it easier to transfer files and photos. Plus, it's easy to change modes quickly; converting from laptop to tablet, standalone or in a display configuration, takes just one simple twist, click, swivel or flip. The perfect laptop you're looking for is easy to find here at MacMall-just browse through the wide selection. Plus, there are new laptop computer deals that will surely save you money!
Best Sellers: 2 in 1 Laptops
Acer Aspire R 15 - R5-571TG-51A3 7th Gen Intel Core i5-7200U Dual-Core 2.50GHz Convertible Notebook - 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD + 128GB SSD, 15.6" FHD Multi-touch IPS Display, NVIDIA GeForce 940MX, 802.11ac, Gigabit LAN, Webcam, Windows 10 Home
This versatile 15.6" device brings the convertible experience forward. It does this with great enhancements that'll make work and play on the go even better, including longer battery life, faster wireless speed and a new soft closing 360° hinge.


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|Orland Park, Ill.
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|Carl Sandberg HS
Sophomore (2010):
Struck out two baatters in 2.0 innings of relief in a 6-5 win at Stetson (3/6) ... Threw a scoreless inning of relief at Gardner-Webb (3/15) ... Struck out three batters in 4.2 innings of relief at UNC Greensboro (3/17) ... Had two strikeouts in a scoreless inning of relief at Charlotte (3/21) ... earned a save at Sacred Heart (3/27) with three strikeouts on 1.1 innings of work ... earned a save against Penn with 2.0 innings of scoreless relief (4/10).
Freshman (2009):
Tied for the team lead with 14 appearances while also making three starts ... Had two wins and walked just eight batters in 27.1 innings ... Threw 1.1 innings of one-hit relief at Centenary on 3/21 ... Made his first start against No. 2 LSU (2/24), throwing 4.1 innings and allowing four hits and three earned runs ... Struck out three batters and allowed two earned runs in 6.0 innings in a win over Cornell on 4/4 ... Worked out of a bases loaded relief jam in the first game of a doubleheader against Yale on 4/12, retiring two batters in a scoreless appearance ... Also recorded a pair of outs with a strikeout in a game-two victory against Yale ... Earned another relief win against Yale on 4/14 with a scoreless ninth inning in which he inherited a runner but erased him on a double play ball following a popup out ... Allowed three hits and one run in 2.2 innings of relief at Brown on 4/19.
High School:
Senior captain at Carl Sandburg High School ... Named all-conference and all-area as a senior ... Named to state's all-summer tournament team ... National Honor Society ... Founded high school's chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... Nominated to Superintendent Advisory committee of District.


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Body parts victim: family release tribute
Human remains discovered at a depot in Avonmouth in Bristol may have got there after being chucked in with a recycling collection in Swindon, police have said. Detectives are now focusing their inquiries in the town.
A police cordon remains in place at the recycling plant where the body parts were discovered yesterday morning by workers.
Senior investigating officer Gareth Bevan, said: "Police enquiries so far suggest the body was transported with commercial recycling waste collected in Swindon and therefore the focus of the investigation will be in that area. The investigation is at an early stage and we are keeping an open mind about the circumstances leading to this man's death."
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Julio Acevedo also pleaded not guilty Thursday to criminally negligent homicide. A lesser charge, announced earlier this month, accuses him of leaving the scene of the accident in Brooklyn. He could face up to life in prison if convicted.
Prosecutors say Acevedo was traveling nearly 70 miles per hour - more than twice the speed limit - on March 3 when he crashed into a hired car carrying Nachman and Raizy Glauber, who were on their way to a hospital because she wasn't feeling well.
Firefighter and civilian witnesses described Acevedo driving a borrowed BMW recklessly and accelerating as he passed their vehicles and rounded a curve moments before impact, prosecutors said.
Good Samaritans who stopped to help the victims told investigators that Acevedo assured them he wasn't hurt. Prosecutors say he slipped away on foot, fully aware of the carnage.
The Glaubers, both 21, died that day. Their son, delivered by cesarean section, died a day later.
The deaths left the couple's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community in Brooklyn grief-stricken and touched off an intense manhunt for the 44-year-old suspect, who served time in the 1990s for a shooting conviction. He surrendered in Bethlehem, Pa., after five days on the run.
Acevedo's family has described him as a dedicated family man who quit his job to become a stay-at-home father. His mother told the Daily News he's "not the monster they're portraying him to be."
Acevedo is being held without bail. His next court appearance will be in May.


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November 19. 2012 8:48PM
Manchester-area Walmarts plan early Thanksgiving openings
By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
As Thanksgiving nears, turkey feed, apples, pecans get pricey in NH
MANCHESTER - While several retailers are pushing the boundaries of Black Friday into Thursday night, Walmart stores in the greater Manchester area will open at the crack of dawn on Thanksgiving Day and will keep their doors open and workers on the job while most of America sits down to savor a traditional family feast.
A telephone check of stores in Manchester, Bedford, Hooksett, Derry, Amherst and Epping found Walmart stores open at 6 a.m. or 7 a.m. Thursday.
"It's ridiculous. I will not come down here on Thanksgiving," said Manchester resident Wesley Case as he walked into the Walmart in Bedford. Store management in Bedford, which is close to the Manchester city line on the West Side, took the additional step of gaining permission from the town planning board to open early Thursday.
Officials in Manchester and Hooksett said Walmart did not check with them about opening early Thursday, but said it was not required as part of their permits.
"We're open every day except Christmas," said a worker answering the telephone at the Amherst store.
"We don't close for holidays," said a person answering the telephone at the Manchester store.
Some national chains are distancing themselves from the tug of Thanksgiving Day retailing. JCPenney and BJ's Wholesale Club announced Monday that their Black Friday sales would begin on Friday morning, at 6 a.m. and 7 a.m., respectively.
Nationally, worker-rights groups and unions have berated Walmart and Target for launching their Black Friday sales before midnight. Websites and Facebook pages have been launched which criticize Walmart for an 8 p.m. opening on Thanksgiving. And Walmart has filed an unfair labor practices charge with a national clerks' union worried about disruptions to its Black Friday events.
But for Walmarts in the Manchester area, 8 p.m. won't signify a door opening, merely the start of a sales rush.
The Union Leader emailed questions to a national Walmart spokesman and did not receive a response by Monday evening.
One worker at the Manchester store said it opened at 10 a.m. last Thanksgiving. He said the company makes enough money to keep its stores open on Thanksgiving. The Manchester store, which is not a Supercenter, has to make $10,000 in daily sales to justify staying open. Last Thanksgiving, it pulled in $78,000, he said.
At the Bedford Walmart, an assistant manager said just about every worker is OK with working on the holiday.
"We make it nice for our associates," she said before a manager arrived to say no one could speak to a reporter.
Case said he worked retail jobs in the past and pulled lengthy Black Friday shifts. He said Black Friday workers can't relax with their family on Thanksgiving because they have to rush out for work.
Manchester resident Darcy Variava said the store should close around 3 p.m. so workers can eat with their families, then they can open at night for Black Friday.
"They shouldn't be open all day," Variava said. "Let them have dinner with their families and call in another set (of workers) for the night shift."


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There are lots of business that produce big format printers in Vancouver, BC, however I cannot truly tell you whiches are going to fit your needs as I don't know exactly what your end video game is, and we likewise aren't allowed to promote brand of printers, other than to say, do your research and search for business using the machine you're interested in and interview them if at all possible.
You will always learn the good, the bad, and the unsightly about any printer by speaking to those who possess and run them on an everyday basis. When I initially began in the business of sign and display printing, we were offered a piece of software for designing indicators that the rep understood was about to go out of company.
While this is helpful, as a new company you simply want your name out there. This is when I usually get banners, signs, back-lit signs and all other large signs printing services offered at LinxPrint.
Where is LinxPrint in Vancouver?
If you have something certain you require to promote, a good banner printer can be your ideal partner. People are conditioned to see a hanging tarpaulin indicator in a particular method. They anticipate an event of some kind. When you utilize this form of marketing to spread the word about an upcoming big sale or some other type of event you're holding, you're playing right into the customer's expectations. This is an excellent thing, however you can also get creative every now and then. Use such a message to promote something else. Perhaps just put a favorable message on there along with your logo. Often the finest marketing underplays the hard sell aspect.
There are two type of color contrast that we need to look at. The very first is font contrast and the second is the contrast in between the colors utilized on the banner and the color of the location the banner will be set up.
These are truly good color combination's to make use of for your fonts/background colors. You desire your words to pop off the page and draw the attention of the reader. Utilizing the right mix's of colors can do just that.
The 2nd, and commonly ignored, area of issue is the contrast in between the background color of your banner and that of the surface area you will certainly be mounting it. What is the point of having a banner that is "brick red" and then mount it against a red brick wall? The same goes for a "white" banner on a white wall.
This is where full color banner printing enters play which is the implementation of graphics. Gone are the days of only utilizing text on a banner and right here are the days of near picture quality graphics. There are so numerous resources for complete color images and internet 2.0 type clipart that any banner printing company can design you a visually stunning banner. Simply remember, if you really want to include your very own images, be sure that they are of enough pixels for the size you are printing.
An excellent banner printer can be your ideal partner if you have something specific you need to promote. The second, and frequently neglected, area of issue is the contrast between the background color of your banner and that of the surface area you will be mounting it. The exact same goes for a "white" banner on a white wall. Gone are the days of just utilizing text on a banner and right here are the days of near photo quality graphics. There are so many resources for full color photos and internet 2.0 type clipart that any banner printing company can create you an aesthetically spectacular banner.


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Noel Hallesy
Noel Hallesy — 'her humor will be missed by all who knew her' — of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, passed away on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at War Memorial Hospital. She was born on December 21, 1924 in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
Noel was a World War II veteran stationed in New London, Connecticut at the U. S. Coast Guard Academy.
She is survived by her son, James (Fay) Hallesy; daughters: Mary Jane (Jon) Robbins and Michele (Jim) Ullery; grandchildren: Heather Currie, Susan (John) Jeske, Peter (Kellie) Hallesy, Laura Ullery, and Nick Ullery; great-grandchildren: Demetrious Mourafas and Cole Mourafas; special nieces and nephews: Paul Byron, Karen (Don) Gregg, Lori Ann (Jon) Hall, Barbara (Mike Brown) Gregg, Matt (Lindsey) Gregg, Chance Gregg, Elloitt Gregg, Andrew Hall and Megan Hall. She is also survived by a very close and special friend, Rita Richards.
She was predeceased by her husband, Donald Hallesy Sr.; parents: Noah and Alice Dagenais; son, Donald John Hallesy Jr.; sisters: Jean Lapish, Lorainne Kittler, Mary Louise Byron, and Theresa Poisson; and brother, Donald Paul Dagenais.
Funeral Mass will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday February 9, 2013 at St. Mary's ProCathedral Church with Father Sebastian Kavumkal as Celebrant. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to St. Mary's ProCathedral Church or the Charity of One's Choice.
Clark Bailey Newhouse Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.