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WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) — A year and a half before the Boston Marathon bombing, the man Tamerlan Tsarnaev called his best friend died in a grisly crime: He was one of three men found nearly decapitated in an apartment, their throats slashed ear to ear, marijuana sprinkled over their bodies.
Now, in an offshoot of the marathon investigation, authorities are trying to determine whether the now-dead Tsarnaev had a hand in the unsolved triple slaying in this Boston suburb.
The direction of the investigation came into sharper focus on Wednesday, when another friend of Tsarnaev's, Ibragim Todashev, was shot to death in Orlando, Fla., after allegedly trying to attack an FBI agent while he was being interrogated.
Two officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to release details of the investigation, told The Associated Press that Todashev had implicated himself in the 2011 Waltham killings before he was shot.
The officials said they did not know if Todashev had also implicated Tsarnaev.
After the April 15 bombing at the Boston Marathon killed three people and wounded more than 260, Massachusetts prosecutors said they would investigate any links between Tsarnaev and the Waltham killings. Tsarnaev died April 19 after a shootout with police. His younger brother, Dzhokhar, was captured and charged in the bombing.
Prosecutors would not discuss the triple slaying or whether they believe Tsarnaev and Todashev were involved.
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said Thursday that her office is working closely with state police, Waltham police and the FBI.
"While we cannot discuss details pertaining to the investigation, including evidence, suspects or witnesses, this office and its law enforcement partners have conducted a thorough, far-reaching investigation beginning in 2011 when this horrific crime occurred. This investigation has not concluded and is by no means closed," Ryan said in a statement.
One of the victims, 25-year-old Brendan Mess, was a boxer, like Tsarnaev. Tsarnaev described Mess as his "best friend" to the owner of the gym where he and Mess worked out, The Boston Globe reported.
The motive for the killings is unclear. At the time, prosecutors said they believed the victims knew their killer or killers. The killers left behind thousands of dollars in Mess' Waltham apartment, where the bodies were found.
Christopher Medeiros, who described himself a close friend of Mess, said he believes the killings were drug-related. He said Mess and another one of the victims, Erik Weissman, were marijuana dealers and had been trying to start a major growing operation.
"The Friday before he died, (Mess) told me, 'Listen, I'm getting ready to make this big move,'" Medeiros said. "And I think that's what cost him his life."
Medeiros said he did not see any signs of tension between Tsarnaev and Mess.
Medeiros said Mess began spending time with Tsarnaev in late 2010 or early 2011. The two were part of a group of people from Cambridge who hung out together smoking marijuana, Medeiros said. Tsarnaev stood out a bit because he "didn't really smoke weed at all," Medeiros said. Still, Tsarnaev seemed to get along especially well with Mess, Medeiros said.
As for Weissman, he was arrested in Boston in 2008 after an officer pulled him over for a traffic violation and smelled marijuana in his car, according to a police report. A police search found a large freezer bag and two small jars full of pot, as well as hidden compartments behind the radio and in a rug. Weissman had a large wad of cash.
Todashev, a mixed martial arts fighter from Russia, had lived in the Boston area before moving to Orlando, Fla., over the past couple of years.
The FBI gave no details on why it was interested in Todashev except to say that he was being questioned as part of the Boston investigation. But some of Todashev's former roommates said that he knew Tsarnaev from athletic circles in Boston and that the two Russian immigrants might have trained together.
In an interview with the AP, Todashev's wife, Reni Manukyan, 24, who lives in Atlanta, confirmed her husband knew Tsarnaev, but said she has no reason to think they had anything more than social ties.
"Everybody knows everybody where you are from," she said of the immigrant community in Boston. "They were not good friends."
Manukyan also confirmed that federal authorities had been talking to her husband over the last several weeks. She said authorities on Wednesday came simultaneously to Todashev's home, her home in the Atlanta area and her mother's place in Savannah, Ga. "It was only because he knew" Tsarnaev, she said. "That was it."
As for the victims of the triple slaying — Mess, Weissman and Raphael Teken — "we never knew any of them," Manukyan said.
Associated Press writers Jay Lindsay in Boston, David B. Caruso in New York and Bill Barrow in Atlanta contributed to this report.


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This noon representatives of the Northern Alliance got together with Commissioner Hugh Hewitt, Generalissimo Duane and Jay Larson of the Patriot for lunch. It was fun to meet some of the guys we hadn't encountered before. The photo below shows Hugh, lower right; Duane, holding the HH bobblehead doll; King Banian of SCSU Scholars (above and between Hugh and Duane); Ed Morissey of Captain's Quarters (in the back on the right, partly obscured); Mitch Berg of Shot in the Dark (in the back on the left); Spitbull (third from the left); the Trunk (on the right between King and Ed); and me (on the left in the Power Line sweatshirt). Those not otherwise identified are Fraters guys (from left to right, the Elder, St. Paul, the Atomizer, and J.B. Doubtless).
It was a fun lunch. Anyone who thinks that bloggers are all geeky, high school AV types should have been there. Really, that description only applies to the Fraters guys. The rest of us are more high school chess club types.
It looks like the Alliance may have a radio show before long. Saturday afternoons on the Patriot. As long as Mitch and Ed don't try to hold up the Patriot for too much money–well, actually, any money–I think it's likely to happen. We'll keep you posted. And don't worry, Deacon, we'll have a phone hookup to D.C.
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Chronic fatigue syndrome has generated significant debate and controversy in the medical community. It remains a poorly understood and potentially debilitating illness. Scientists believe chronic fatigue syndrome is not contagious and that multiple factors including immunological, genetic, environmental ones working in combination cause the development of chronic fatigue syndrome. Laboratory tests (blood, urine, etc.) are of little value in diagnosing the syndrome.
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Holland America Galley Tourby Paul Motter, Cruisemates Editor | November 5, 2007
A galley tour on Holland America's Westerdam shows how meals for 1,800 are conceived, cooked and served.
Since culinary indulgence is a big part of the cruise experience, it's only natural to wonder how a cruise ship manages to serve three meals a day to thousands of people. Add in tea service, room service and late night buffets, and it's more like four and a half meals a day -- every day.
Cruise ship sizes, restaurant configurations and passenger loads vary, but we wanted to take a look at a good operation on a medium-sized vessel. So we present our tour of the Holland America Westerdam's galley. Holland America's food service, especially in the dining rooms, and the Pinnacle Grill, have taken tremendous advances in the last few years. The food on their ships is now as good as it has ever been, and the efficiency with which they serve it, hot and fresh, is a testament to their preparation and service system which we will show you below.
Holland America's cuisine is overseen by a renowned culinary artist, chef Rudi Sodamin of Coral Gables, Florida. Sodamin creates the menu and each of the recipes. It is then the responsibility of the executive chef on each Holland America ship to become intimately familiar with each dish and to oversee its preparation on board. On the Westerdam, the executive chef, Andreas Noemayr, not only oversees all the food preparation, he also gives cooking classes in the working demonstration kitchen.
|Asst & Executive Chef
|Cooking Demonstration
The Westerdam carries 1,800 passengers, which puts it in the medium-size category. As experienced cruisers know, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) has jurisdiction over all cruise ships visiting U.S. ports and inspects their food service and other facilities rigorously on a regular basis. You can find the CDC scores for almost every cruise ship at its web site, along with other information about health issues on cruise ships. Westerdam's most recent CDC score can be read in detail here: Westerdam CDC . The ship scored a very respectable 97 out of 100 -- great, but not perfect.
Our tour was guided by Bart Groeneveld, director of culinary operations on the Westerdam. We started with the storage area on the lower A-deck. This area has three refrigerators, five freezers, three thawing rooms, and three dry stores. This was on day five of our seven-day cruise, so most of these lockers were almost empty. The ship is provisioned for a full cruise every Sunday in its home port of Ft. Lauderdale. To keep the onboard food as fresh as possible, and minimize the need for storage space, the goal is to carry only enough food for the current cruise. The exceptions are sealed containers of condiments and dry goods, and the beer and wine selections, which they keep well stocked.
|Bart Groeneveld
|Cold Storage
|Butcher Block
|Frozen Meat
The ship has an onboard butcher shop. Most meat is delivered to the ship in large pieces that need to be cut into personal portions. Much of the meat, especially the beef, is fresh. Some of it arrives frozen, such as lamb from New Zealand.
Cold Storage Though this next room is oddly close to the butcher shop, I wouldn't read much into it since all the cold storage is in one place: We saw a door marked "Coffin Store," and since the sign on the door says it must be kept at 39 degrees, I don't think it means they have coffins for sale inside. We were assured the room was empty, though we were not invited to look. There are separate rooms for condiment storage, beer and soda, and wine, champagne and various spirits. Some rooms for specific kinds of food that can be prepared in advance are near these lockers. These include the bakery, which runs nearly 24 hours a day; the vegetable preparation; the butcher shop; and the poissonier (fresh fish preparation). The butcher and fish areas cut the meat into individual portions, but they do not cook it. Also on this deck is the waste management operation, since it is best kept away from the food preparation.
|Coffin Store
|Beer and Soda Storage
The baker and his staff prepare daily more than 20 kinds of bread products, including 120 loaves of sandwich-type bread, 100 loaves of French bread, 4,000 dinner rolls, 800 croissants, and 800 Danish and sweet rolls. The only things they do not make themselves are hamburger and hot dog buns, just because it is easier to buy them.
|Scoring the Dough
|Racks of Bread
|Immaculate Vegetable Prep
The Galley Assembly Line The A-deck storerooms and waste management area are connected to the galley area one deck above by two dedicated elevators, The galley, where all the food is cooked, is an amazing operation: It resembles a Ford assembly line, but with tasty gourmet sauces being added to fine cuts of meat instead of fenders going on to model-Ts.
The galley is laid out for maximum efficiency, based on years of experience. The key here is coordinating all the elements of a great meal. Fresh food and clean plates both must arrive at the preparation areas with precise timing. Once a dish is prepared, it must be quickly available to the waiters who glide by to pick it up -- and ideally have a minimum number of steps to deliver it to diners in the restaurant.
At one end of the galley is the dishwashing area. All items are cleaned immediately after they return from the dining room. Dinnertime requires two people just to wash the glassware and seven to wash the dishes. Add the foreman and a helper for room service and other dining venues, and dishwashing alone requires 11 people on duty. Every day -- which typically lasts 10 to 11 hours -- they wash approximately 3,000 dinner plates, 7,000 dessert plates, 2,000 side plates, 5,000 glasses and any possible number of ramekins, dish covers, cutlery and trays.
|Gathering Dishes
|Storage for Clean Dishes
Close by is the coffee brewing area, where staff can also fill espresso and cappuccino orders. Next door is the room service preparation center, open 24 hours a day. (This makes tremendous sense to me, since the one thing I require from room service more than anything else is coffee, and lots of it.) The room service area has everything it needs, from food to cutlery, delivery trays and condiments, all in one spot. There is a telephone next to a computer to record incoming orders.
|Room Service - Order Taking
|Filling Room Service Orders
|Prep Pictures
For room service and throughout the galley, pictures are attached to the walls showing the preparers exactly what each completed dish should look like. Obviously, they are well trained in the preparation of each dish, but to help them remember how big each portion should be, where the sauces go, and how each sprig of parsley must be placed, a picture is worth a thousand words.
The Waiters' Walk The heart of the galley is laid out for efficient food transfer. All waiters enter the galley from the restaurant through one door, walk in one direction down the middle of the galley, and re-enter the restaurant through a different door. Along the way, they can pick up trays and individual servings of all kinds of food as needed.
The first items they see are salads and breads, which can be previously prepared downstairs and then brought up in bulk at dinnertime. Workers in these stations place the items into individual portion dishes and set them on counters for the waiters. Further along, the waiters come to glass-doored refrigerator units on the left, full of salads, cold soups and appetizers. On the right side are several nearly identical food stations, one for each entrée on the menu that night. The cooking areas for these hot food stations are along the perimeter walls of the galley and look almost like separate kitchens for each entree item. As each dish is prepared, it is placed in the "give-out counters" holding vessels for freshly-cooked entrees along the waiters' walkway.
|Waiter's Walk: Salads Left, Entrees Right
|Food Stations Cooking area
|Food Stations (from exit view)
Typically, primary ingredients like fish, poultry, beef and shellfish are prepared in the same station every night, even though the actual recipe varies. One station might have an oven while another has grills, a rotisserie, or a large cauldron.
|Crab Legs - Pinnacle Grill
|T-bone Steak
|Baked Alaska - Still Blazing!
|Creme Brulé Sampler - Pinnacle Grill
Also inside the galley area on the Westerdam is a separate cooking area for the alternative dining restaurant, Pinnacle Grill. This area has special grills that can cook beef at 1,500 degrees to seal in the juices, cooking them as tenderly as possible. While a lot of food preparation for breakfast and lunch buffets is done on the Lido deck, that which is done in the galley (baked goods, pastries, soups and salads) is taken up to the Lido deck on service elevators.
|Pinnacle Grill 1500-degree Grill
|Executive Chef Andreas Noemayr
|Prep Pictures
The head chef's office is in the middle of the action, so he can coordinate his administrative duties with his on-site managerial duties. If he sees the need for more beef, for example, he can send a message to the butcher shop downstairs to prepare it right away.
Dirty Water Finally, a word about sanitation and waste management. All cruise ships are subject to regular surprise inspections by the CDC, which looks not only at food management and preparation, but at all kinds of other health matters as well, including waste management. On the Westerdam, biodegradable foods are minced into mulch, which goes down to the garbage room, where it is dried and incinerated. Unfortunately, there is a lot of wasted food on cruise ships -- and no, it isn't given to the crew unless it never made it to the galley in the first place.
|Loading Area A-deck
|Sanitation Control A-deck
As for water, the ship makes all of its own drinking water through reverse osmosis from seawater. No, it is not collected or recovered from the ship's "black water" (sewage) or even "gray water" (soapy water from sinks and dishwashers). But they do treat both black and gray water, so that by the time they are through with it, one could drink safely it. (Rumor has it that a prominent Holland America executive has actually demonstrated this fact.) But in the case of the Westerdam, after it is treated they release it back into the ocean.
|Untouched Black Water
|Same Water After Treatment
There is a separate galley for crew members, who tend to like much different cuisine than the passengers. There are two Indonesian chefs and one Filipino chef on board for this purpose.
Overview of Westerdam's Food Services Staff and Stores...
Westerdam's galley facilities are state of the art, manned by 153 service staff, as follows:
|ma�tre d' hotel
|Pinnacle Grill manager
|second ma�tres d' hotel
|head stewards
|pinnacle grill stewards
|room service stewards
|dining room stewards
|assistant dining room stewards
|wine stewards
Within the galley itself, under the supervision of the executive chef, is a staff of 135 as follows:
|executive chef
|second heat, executive chef
|sous chefs
|Pinnacle Grill chef
|chef de partie
|pastry chefs
|assistant cooks
|apprentice cooks
|pantry staff
|kitchen crew
|chief steward
|service area foremen
|general-purpose attendance
Here's a general estimate of how much food is consumed weekly:
|meat and meat products,
|11,830 pounds
|3,814 pounds
|1,875 pounds
|2,575 pounds
|butter and margarine
|1,675 pounds
|fresh vegetables
|137,500 pounds
|7,750 pounds
|2,300 pounds
|5,500 quarts
|950 pounds
|individual sugar packets
|rice for crew
|3,500 pounds
|20 pounds
|3,150 pounds
|ice cream
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Red Tails: Entertainment, Yes. Storytelling, No
I suppose if you hold your nose, Red Tails might be considered a decent movie in a it-could-have-been-a-lot-worse sort of way. And I understand enough of how the entertainment business works to accept a certain artistic license so I wouldn't raise much of an issue about the pilots flying D-model P-51s instead of the C-models they actually flew. It doesn't really matter in the telling of the story anyway, but Red Tails' fatal flaw is that it doesn't actually tell the story of the Tuskegee Airmen.
It's really just a World War II fighter combat movie with an all-black cast and a veneer of racial tension when what I was futilely hoping for was a grittier story that illuminated the struggle these exceptional men went through to serve their country. Through dialog and plot devices, the uneducated viewer will get a vague sense of this but I think the word "Tuskegee" is uttered all of three times in the script.
But pilots are educated about the Tuskegee backstory, and I suspect if we're willing to forgive the film's technical errors and license with even the top-level bullet points of the story, we're probably not willing to be so generous with a script that just doesn't address a central part of the story: The Tuskegee program itself and what it represented. And speaking of the script, it manages a more or less steady trickle of truly horrid dialog, culminating in what will become, for me, one of the most ridiculous lines in all of film. When placing his pipper on a hurtling P-51, the German pilot of an Me-262 says, in subtitles no less, "Die, you African fool!" (I'm not making this up.)
In explaining his motivation for producing Red Tails in this interview, George Lucas says he shot it in the tradition of Flying Leathernecks and other World War II classics and intended it to read that way to the viewer. But this isn't 1942, and I think the device will be lost on most audiences. It was lost on me and I even heard him describe his intent. Lucas also contends that the only way to interest studios in marketing Red Tails was to sex it up with a bunch of � make that too much � stuff blowing up, burning and being shredded by machine guns. Even someone with the imagination of a turnip would see an unmistakable resemblance to Lucas' Red Tails' dogfight scenes and the X-wing fighters in Star Wars. The film could do with a lot less of that and a lot more character development that would inform audiences of what Tuskegee really was and what it means yet today.
Lucas and others have said the real point of Red Tails was to serve as an inspirational message for black teenagers, to show what can be achieved with determination, discipline and self-respect. Red Tails might do that, but I have a hard time believing it. I think audiences are sophisticated enough to parse storytelling not punctuated by stuff blowing up every 15 minutes. I know it can be done, because Men of Honor, about black Navy diver Carl Brashear succeeded brilliantly in doing this, all without relying on a CGI budget equivalent to the GDP of Honduras. Cuba Gooding Jr. was in that film too, perfectly cast as Carl Brashear. In Red Tails, not so much. His agent should forbid him to ever again accept a role in which he smokes a pipe.
So if you haven't seen Red Tails, should you? By all means. Lucas swears if the film succeeds, he'll shoot the prequel and the sequel which actually do tell the story of the Tuskegee Airman. What he's done so far doesn't quite get there. Here's to hoping the next film does.
A Thursday addition: Be sure to see the traveling exhibition called Rise Above produced by www.redtail.org. It will be at Sun 'n Fun and other venues this year. It has its own film and photos describing the Tuskegee program.
For readers interested, HBO's 1995 Tuskegee Airmen is relatively well represented in snippets on YouTube. Here's one that illuminates the barriers black pilots faced in 1942.
Click here to see an episode of Dogfights featuring engagements by the Tuskegee Airmen.


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April 2010 Reports on a study investigating the benefits of extended opioid maintenance therapy that included drug counseling and 12 weeks of therapy with buprenorphine and naloxone.
December 2009 Compares data on substance abuse and sexual risk among college students and their peers who do not attend college.
February 2007 Summarizes a study that analyzes factors associated with the risk of drug addiction among 19- to 21-year-old Hispanic women born in the United States as compared with immigrants.
December 2008 Reports prevalence rates of illicit drug abuse among youths and young adults based on 2007 data from a national survey of drug use and health.
October 2006 Summarizes findings from a 10-year study that monitored smoking and progress to other drugs among youth that found ethnicity to be an influential factor.
June 2012
Illicit drug use in the United States in 2010 was at its highest level since 2002, according to the most recent report from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. A rise in marijuana use drove the increase. A favorable trend of falling cocaine use continued.
March 2008 Reports on results from a study showing that men and women with alcohol use disorders are more likely to report nonmedical use of prescription drugs than people who don't drink at all.


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After upgrading to SQL Server 2012 SP1, I ran into a bug in Master Data Services (MDS) that applies only to models that are deployed or created after SP1 is applied (models deployed or created before SP1 is applied are fine): When executing a staging entity load stored procedure (i.e. udp_[Model]_[EntityName]_Leaf) I get an error:
Msg 50000, Level 16, State 1, Procedure udp_FMD_RefFacilityStatus_Leaf, Line 1431
SYSERR207|Invalid column name 'uda_314_8158′.
And I see someone has already reported this on Connect: SQL 2012 SP1 schema version 188.8.131.52 Staging Stored Proc for Entity returns SYSERR207|Invalid column name
It seems it also only applies when change tracking is enabled on the Code or Name attribute. This bug also applies if you start a batch via the MDS web UI (but it won't display an error, it will just not transfer records into MDS).
The two solutions are:
1) Remove change tracking from Code and Name
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The gig: Najeeb Ghauri is the founder and chief executive of NetSol Technologies Inc., a Calabasas software company that makes a lot of its money from a program widely used in automobile leasing. Its customers include automakers Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, BMW, Nissan and Hyundai. The company also provides consulting and design services to companies worldwide. With more than 1,100 employees, NetSol reported a record $51 million in revenue for its recently completed fiscal year.
An American dream: Born and reared in Pakistan, Ghauri longed to move to the United States to pursue an education and a better life. U.S. officials rejected his application for a student visa six times before relenting in 1977, when Ghauri was 22. He earned a bachelor's degree at Eastern Illinois University in 1979 and a master's degree in business administration from Claremont Graduate University in 1981. He spent 15 years in corporate jobs with Unilever, a British company, and Atlantic Richfield Co. before deciding he wanted to start his own business.
The best of both worlds: Although Ghauri was happy living in the United States, he knew there was something his homeland could offer: highly educated software engineers and information technology workers who are paid a fraction of those in the United States. Although it was common for U.S. companies to employ workers from India, Pakistan was an underutilized resource. "These youngsters are the most hidden secret in the world," he said of the talent available in Pakistan. "I give the full credit for our company's success to these workers."
NetSol is born: In 1997, Ghauri launched NetSol. He used money from an initial public stock offering to buy a technology company from his brother in Pakistan. The deal gave him access to a pool of talented workers, who developed the company's successful NetSol Financial Suite, which is used primarily in the automobile leasing business. In 2004, NetSol opened a 50,000-square-foot technology campus in Lahore, Pakistan, where most of the company's information technology workers and software engineers are based.
The bubble bursts: "When we ran into the dot-com boom, my stock was at $800 in the spring of 2000. The low was $5 in 2002." A hedge fund that had lost a lot of money investing in the company tried a hostile takeover in 2001. He lost the company briefly, before winning a court order to regain control. "The best thing was we never lost a customer," Ghauri said. "You have to believe in what you're doing and you have to go all out. You don't just give in. If you think you're doing the right thing, then you fight."
A family affair: Ghauri, 58, runs the company with his younger brothers and co-founders, Salim, who lives in Pakistan, and Naeem, who is based in Thailand. "If I didn't do this with my brothers I wouldn't be here today," he said. "I could trust my brothers. We have confidence and trust in each other because we have the same goal: to build a great company." There are other benefits. "We complement each other. I was good at the finance side, raising money from investors. They bring technology experience," he said.
What every entrepreneur should know: "You have to have the risk appetite. I walked away from a stable career job. I risked my own savings, I risked my 401(k) to try to make something out of nothing. You have to take a risk. You have to go all the way. You don't give up."
Didn't I see you on TV?: Ghauri and his family appeared in an episode of the television series "The Simple Life," which featured Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie interacting with U.S. families. In the episode, Ghauri and his family introduced Hilton and Richie to the traditions of Pakistan. "There's so much talk about fundamentalism and coming from that part of the world. We wanted to showcase we're an average American family, but we come from Pakistan."
Personal: He and his wife, Aiesha, live in Westwood. They have two grown sons.


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Chief Mara in Somerville, Mass., forum: I've learned to listenBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
June 25. 2014 10:46PM
SOMERVILLE, Mass. — Manchester Police Chief David Mara stressed his belief in community policing and his Boston-area connections at a public forum on Wednesday for the candidates vying to head this city's police force.
Mara is one of four finalists for the police chief post in this diverse city of 77,000 north of Boston. Two of the candidates, Michael Cabral and David Fallon, are deputy chiefs in the Somerville Police Department. The other candidate, Thomas Wydra, is the police chief in Hamden, Conn.
The forum took place at Somerville City Hall, where approximately 60 people filled the chamber. The questions posed to the candidates were submitted by members of the public; several of them concerned the treatment of gay people and minority groups.
In his opening statement, Mara noted that he met his wife at the Cambridge city hospital, where she still works.
"At the time, my dream was always to be a city cop," Mara said. "The opportunity wasn't there. I got the opportunity in Manchester, New Hampshire. I have three children. I've got a son in Boston who goes to law school and a son who just graduated college and is going to be sworn in as a Manchester police officer in a couple weeks."
Mara has been with the Manchester Police Department for 28 years and has been its chief since 2008, when he was promoted from captain. Mara shook up the management hierarchy at the department and made a high priority of community policing, which is based on building relationships with schools and neighborhood and civic groups.
He said the process allowed him to learn about the many different communities in Manchester.
"I learned that some people sometimes look at police departments differently depending on where they came from. They could be refugees and where they come from, they're going to look at the police as an occupying army," he said. "What I learned is how to listen to what people have to say. It's been a long learning process, and we're still learning."
The candidates were asked if they would be willing to work with the Gay Officers Action League of New England to make sure officers were sensitive to the concerns of the gay and transgender community.
All of them said they would.
"The best thing we can do with anyone different is not to treat them different, and this is through training," Mara said.
The men were also asked how they handle complaints of police misconduct and were given the specific example of an officer who disparaged a caller that had a female name but a masculine voice.
Mara said he took all complaints of police misconduct seriously. "It's about being accountable for actions," he said. "If (people) make a complaint, they need to know that they will get satisfaction."
Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone will be meeting one-on-one with the candidates over the coming days and is expected to narrow down the field to two finalists.


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Sri Lanka chief justice faces impeachment hearing
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's chief justice attended the first day of a parliamentary hearing on Friday investigating an impeachment motion that accuses her of misusing power and having unexplained wealth.
Lawyers shouted slogans condemning the motion and cheered for Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake as she left the Supreme Court and drove to the parliament to face an 11-member committee that is probing 14 charges against her.
The committee is made up of seven government lawmakers and four from the opposition.
She appeared with her lawyers and remained in front of the committee about 90 minutes, said parliament officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
Her lawyers declined to comment after the hearing when questioned by journalists.
Bandaranayake has denied any wrongdoing, and opposition parties and independent analysts say the impeachment attempt is aimed at stifling judiciary independence and concentrating power with Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
On Friday, lawyers smashed coconuts, in front of the supreme court, a symbolic request seeking divine intervention to halt the impeachment process.
''We urge the government to withdraw this motion and restore the independence of the judiciary,'' said lawyer Sunil Watagala. He said the motion is ''clearly a politically motivated one'' which threatens the judiciary's independence.
Watagala said the legal community will hold public meetings countrywide to seek public support. The motion was submitted three weeks ago calling for a Parliament Select Committee to investigate 14 charges and remove Bandaranayake.
It alleged her actions had ''plunged the Supreme Court and the office of chief justice into disrepute.''
Parliamentary Speaker Chamal Rajapaksa, who is the president's brother, announced the setting up of the committee last week.
Bandarananyake has said she ''can easily refute'' the allegations. She said she will continue to discharge her duties impartially in accordance with the law.
The complaint alleges Bandaranayake did not disclose how she obtained 19 million rupees ($146,000) to pay for a house purchased under power of attorney for another person.
It also alleges that she took control of several cases filed against the company that sold the property after removing the judges who originally heard them.
The motion accuses Bandaranayake of not declaring the contents of 20 bank accounts, including four foreign currency accounts containing the equivalent of 34 million rupees ($260,000), and alleges that she misused her position to harass other judges.
If the committee determines that the complaint has merit, an impeachment motion will be voted on and forwarded to President Mahinda Rajapaksa for further action.
With his ruling coalition controlling more than two-thirds of Parliament's seats, the motion is expected to be carried easily. The impeachment motion follows months of conflict between Parliament and the judiciary.
The secretary of the Judicial Services Commission, Manjula Thilakaratne, was assaulted last month after he said that powerful people were trying to interfere with its work and with judges, and that their families were under threat.
Opposition parties accused the government of involvement in the attack, but the government denied responsibility.
Bandaranayake came under strong government criticism after she ruled that a government bill violated the constitution. The bill seeks to give wider powers to Minister of Economic Development Basil Rajapaksa, another brother of the president.
Rights groups and United States have expressed concerns about the motion.
Last week, the United Nations' special rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, Gabriela Knaul, urged authorities to ''reconsider'' the motion and ensure that proper due process is carried out.


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Johnson County Shooting Sports 740 Class
When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Beekeeper Classes - Products of the Hive
When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, 9 a.m. to noon
This workshop will demonstrate how to make skin balm, lip balm, and soaps (both melt and pour soaps and cold-processed soaps). There will also be a discussion on packaging, craft shows and other ways to sell these products. more...
This workshop will demonstrate how to make skin balm, lip balm, and soaps (both melt and pour soaps and cold-processed soaps). There will also be a discussion on packaging, craft shows and other ways to sell these products.
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MU Extension "Farm Page of the Air" radio program (Session 189 of 261)
When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, 9 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.
This radio program is intended to educate viewers on a wide range of topics related to gardening in the Ozarks. Morris Westfall conducts the interview with Patrick Byers, MU Extension-Greene County regional horticulture specialist. The program airs several times on Saturday and Sunday on radio stations KWTO, KTXR, and KBFL.
Patrick Byers, email@example.com Extension in Webster Countyphone: 417-859-2044
Focus on Kids
When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, 9:30 a.m. to noon
More than half of all marriages end in divorce, and the majority of these involve children. Conflict between parents, both before and after a divorce, is associated with many negative outcomes in children. The purpose of this workshop is to help parents learn how to nurture and support their children during and after their divorce. more...
2 1/2 hour interactive workshop to help parents understand how to make divorce more successful for their children.
Contact Franklin County University of Missouri Extension Office, 636-583-5141, 116 West Main, Union, MO 63084. Pre-registration and pre-payment required at least 24 hours before class. $40 per person payable by cash, check or money order made payable to: Franklin County Extension Council. Classes are court ordered parenting classes for divorcing parents with minor age children, divorced parents who are filing a motion to modify, or never marrieds who are parents of a minor age child.
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East Central Region 4-H Energizer
When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The energizer is a one-day even to provide a variety of opportunities for 4-H members of all ages to learn more about 4-H and meet other members/volunteers from throughout the 17 county East Central Region.
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$5.00Families can contact their MU Extension Office or 4-H Club Leader to see if help with the fee is available in their county.
Music Residency/Recording Sessions (Session 2 of 6)
When: Friday, Nov. 8, 2013, noon to Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, noon
A collaboration with the Mizzou New Music Initiative to produce audio composition for the Walking/Driving Tour
Work session with scripts and brainstorming of ideas for next steps in the development of the audio portion of the Walking/Driving Tour
Osage River 4-H Club (Session 1 of 12)
When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Monthly Club Meeting
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The much-anticipated 2015 AFC Asian Cup qualifying campaign commences on Wednesday, with 20 teams competing for one of 12 places to join hosts and 2011 runners-up Australia, defending champions Japan, last edition's third-placed team Korea Republic and 2012 AFC Challenge Cup winners Korea DPR at the continental showpiece.
The contenders are divided into five groups, with the top-two finishers and the best third-placed side progressing. The champions of the 2014 AFC Challenge Cup will complete the 16-nation line-up at Australia 2015.
Featuring Asia's higher ranked sides, including seven of the last remaining ten in the ongoing 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ qualifying, this campaign looks set to capture the imagination of fans from all corners of the continent and beyond. Join FIFA.com as we preview some of the key showdowns in the opening round.
The match
Saudi Arabia-China PR
The two sides may have bowed out of Asia's qualifying for Brazil 2014, but this match is likely to be pivotal to the outcome of the group considering what they have achieved on the continental stage. Saudi Arabia are among the most successful nations in Asia having lifted the trophy on three occasions. China, meanwhile, twice stormed into the final only to lose out.
While they are no strangers on the continental front, it is the hosts that enter the contest with a proud record of three wins and one draw. The Saudis emerged 2-0 victors in their first meeting in the 1984 final as they clinched their maiden Asian title. Their last meeting came in the quarter-finals at United Arab Emirates 1996, when the Green Falcons came from two goals down to run out 4-3 winners.
Guiding the teams are a pair of former Real Madrid bosses, with China coach Jose Antonio Camacho challenging compatriot Juan Ramon Lopez Caro, who recently took over to replace Frank Rijkaard.
Lopez Caro called back striking prodigy Naif Hazazi, who was on target in their recent 3-0 warm-up win against Ettifaq, although former AFC Player of the Year Yasser Qahtani remains a doubt. On the opposite side, the Chinese lost to Oman 1-0 in the build-up and they must make do without central back Feng Xiaoting ruled out due to a thigh injury.
The other attractions
With Saudi Arabia welcoming China, fellow Group C campaigners Iraq entertain Indonesia. While an emphatic home win should be within the Iraqis grasp, the match provides coach Hakeem Shaker, who recently replaced Zico, with a chance to take stock of his transitional side ahead of their crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier against Oman in June.
A solitary-goal defeat of China has provided Paul Le Guen's Oman with a timely boost ahead of their Group A home game against Syria, but the visitors can take heart from their title-winning campaign in the recent WAFF Championship. The other group contest looks an intriguing match-up with Jordan, who have enjoyed an excellent Brazil 2014 campaign thus far, facing newly crowned AFF Suzuki Cup kings Singapore.
Many eyes will be on Group B favourites Iran, who are desperate to seek revenge against visiting Lebanon after being stunned 1-0 in Beirut in their last FIFA World Cup qualifier. In the other game, in-form Kuwait entertains Thailand.
Malaysia coach Rajagopal Krishnasamy has openly stated his intention to seal qualification, but their recent 3-0 loss to Iraq may suggest otherwise as they open against Group D favourites Qatar. Under newly appointed Fahad Thani, the Qataris enter the home game on the back of a 1-0 defeat of Lebanon. Bahrain, meanwhile, travel to Yemen seeking to prove themselves after their 6-1 loss to Kuwait recently.
In Group E, in-form Uzbekistan should have few problems against visiting Hong Kong, while United Arab Emirates arrive in Vietnam boosted by their gold-medal performance in January's Gulf Cup. However, the visitors will be wary of hosts' home form, which saw them win 2-0 in their previous meeting during the 2007 AFC Asian Cup group campaign.
Player to watch
While veteran Younis Mahmoud remains the key man up front, striking sensation Mohanad Abdulraheem Karrar has caught the attention since finishing as the tournament's Most Valued Player in last year's AFC U-19 Championship. The 2012 AFC Youth Player of the Year recently scored twice in their 3-0 friendly defeat of Malaysia.
The stat
8 - Among the 20 contenders, four teams have won collectively won the Asian title eight times. While Iran and Saudi Arabia are both three-time winners, Kuwait and Iraq have each claimed one championship apiece.
What they said
"We were dominant in Beirut [in our last meeting with Lebanon] and created many chances but failed to score. They had just one chance and took advantage of it. We must show them what we are capable of this time around," Iran captain Javad Nekounam
2015 AFC Asian Cup qualifying matchday 1 fixtures
Group A: Oman-Syria, Jordan-Singapore
Group B: Iran-Lebanon, Thailand-Kuwait
Group C: Iraq-Indonesia, Saudi Arabia-China PR
Group D: Yemen-Bahrain, Qatar-Malaysia
Group E: Uzbekistan-Hong Kong, Vietnam-United Arab Emirates


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