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It seems that I can't open a health magazine or watch a talk show these days without hearing talk about how wonderful mushrooms are for you. I decided to look further into it since I do like mushrooms and I came up with a few interesting facts about the wild growing fungus.
There are several different types of mushrooms ranging from the typical white button mushroom and portobellos, to toxic mushrooms growing in wild fields. While some mushrooms are poisonous the different types you can buy at your local grocery store are all perfectly edible. I have always enjoyed cooking with these types of mushrooms as they add flavor to pastas and soups – plus they are low in calories and high in dietary fiber, amino acids, vitamins, and protein.
Lately dermatologists have clued into the fact that mushrooms are incredibly high in anti-inflammatory and immune-enhancing properties and they have started suggesting to their patients they consume more of these in their diet. Several dermatologists and skin care companies have also started putting mushroom extract into skin creams for topical use, and in ancient Chinese cultures they have been used topically for years.
The best mushrooms to choose for their healing properties are the shitake and oyster mushrooms – both commonly found in grocery stores – because they contain higher vitamin content and anti-inflammatory agents than the rest of the varieties available. While they are by no means a replacement for sunscreen, regular consumption of mushrooms can actually help protect against free radicals caused by sun exposure and environmental toxins.
So next time you are cooking up a pasta – throw a handful of chopped up mushrooms into it. If you don't like mushrooms chop them up really small and you'll barely taste them. Or just learn to like them by thinking about the incredible benefits you are giving to your skin every time you eat them!


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Monarchs move 'Pink in the Rink' game to Tuesday
February 08. 2013 1:35PM
The Manchester Monarchs have moved their third annual "Pink in the Rink" game from Saturday night to Tuesday due to the storm. The annual breast cancer awareness game features pink jerseys and pink ice. Limited tickets for the game, which is anticipated to be sold out, are still available.
The game against the Providence Bruins will now take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Verizon Wireless Arena.
"In the interest of safety for our fans, players, building personnel, staff, city safety personnel and the Providence Bruins, we have decided to reschedule now to give all involved enough time to plan accordingly," said Monarchs president Darren Abbott in a press release. "Although we have moved this event to Tuesday night, Pink In The Rink will still take place and we know our community will still rally around a great cause."
The Monarchs Kid's Club Party has been postponed. A future date has not yet been determined yet.
The Monarchs will still travel to Providence on Sunday for a 3:05 p.m. game against the Bruins. Manchester is home next Friday and Saturday as well, when St. John's comes to visit.

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text: We all know that video purportedly killed the radio star, and likewise it seems that MP3 has practically killed CDs in cold blood too. In other words we're used to the idea of new media storming in and taking the place of the media we're used to, so the question . . . → Read More: Computer Games Versus Hollywood – Will Games Ever Surpass Films in Terms of Popularity?


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NYU Business School Professor Has Mastered The Art Of Email Flaming
A student at NYU's Stern School of Business sent a complaint email to a hard-headed professor about his class's lateness policy. The professor emailed back, eviscerated the student David Mamet-style, and now it's gone viral. Welcome to internet immorality.


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At the moment we are working on providing support for proxy on Ubuntu One. In order to test this correctly I have been setting up a LAN in my office so that I can test as many scenarion as possible. On of those scenarios is the one in which the auth if the proxy uses Active Directory.

Because I use bind9 to set one of my boxed for the DNS I had to dig out how to configure it to work with AD. In order to do that I did the following:

Edited named.conf.local to add a subdomain for the AD machine:

 zone "ad.example.com" { type master; file "/etc/bind/db.ad.example.com"; allow-update { 192.168.1.103; }; };

Configured the subzone to work with AD.

 ; BIND data file for local loopback interface ; $TTL 604800 @ IN SOA ad.example.com. root.ad.example.com. ( 2 ; Serial 604800 ; Refresh 86400 ; Retry 2419200 ; Expire 604800 ) ; Negative Cache TTL ; @ IN NS ad.marvel. @ IN A 127.0.0.1 @ IN AAAA ::1 ; ; AD horrible domains ; dc1.ad.example.com. A 192.168.1.103 _ldap._tcp.ad.example.com. SRV 0 0 389 dc1.ad.example.com. _kerberos._tcp.ad.example.com. SRV 0 0 88 dc1.ad.example.com. _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.ad.example.com. SRV 0 0 389 dc1.ad.example.com. _kerberos._tcp.dc._msdcs.ad.example.com. SRV 0 0 88 dc1.ad.example.com. gc._msdcs.ad.example.com. SRV 0 0 3268 dc1.ad.example.com.

Note:Is important to remember that the computer name of the server that has the AD role is dc1, if we used a diff name we have to change the configuration accordingly.

Restart the bind9 service:

 sudo /etc/init.d/bind9 restart

Install the AD server and specify that you DO NOT want to set that server as a DNS server too.

Set the AD server to use your Ubuntu with your bind9 as the DNS server.

There are lots of things missing if you wanted to use this a set up for a corporate network, but it does the trick in my LAN since I do not have AD duplication or other fancy things. Maybe is useful for you home, who knows..


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**1/2 (out of four)
The last time Christina Hendricks and Bryan Cranston shared the screen, "Drive" became the best movie of 2011.
"Detachment," the latest from controversial director Tony Kaye ("American History X," "Lake of Fire"), neither reaches the tight, flawlessly executed heights of "Drive" nor features those actors as prominently (Cranston has only a couple lines in a nothing role in "Detachment").
Adrien Brody stars as Henry, who sure knows how to make an impression as a substitute teacher: Soon after walking into class he tells the students to leave if they don't want to be there. Of course one loudmouth loves this idea, getting up to leave (after insulting both his classmate and his teacher) and asking Henry if he should go to the dean. The sub responds, "I don't care where you go."
In the cruel world of this deeply cynical movie, a vicious circle emerges: Students who don't care, parents who don't understand and teachers on the verge of giving up. That extreme, particularly in a haunting moment when nobody shows up for parent-teacher night—"welcome parents" futilely written on the board behind Sarah (Hendricks)—exposes the lynchpin of a system that sometimes gives everyone involved more credit than they deserve.
However, as someone with a mom, a mother-in-law and many friends who are teachers, I can't watch "Detachment" without missing the other side to the story—people who believe in what they do and make progress with kids both motivated and difficult. That's not what Kaye's after, though, in a self-indulgent, self-conscious movie featuring animation on a blackboard and other distractions. As Henry takes in Erica (Sami Gayle), a young girl who's turned to prostitution, the film suggests the need for a two-way street when trying to guide troubled youth. That's pretty dispiriting, considering a guidance counselor's (Lucy Liu) statement about the ease of indifference and the character required to care. The idea, I guess, is admitting teachers' limited potential for effectiveness, including when a depressed girl (Betty Kaye) hugs Henry, and Sarah suspects him of inappropriate conduct.
As it turns out, no matter how familiar the character of the hooker with a heart of gold is, the scenes between Henry and Erica achieve the most power in "Detachment." Because he does care, and Brody expertly depicts someone broken and compassionate, disillusioned and giving. Though the movie doesn't exactly tap into the teenage experience, Henry respects "the trenches of second period" and thrives on people deserving of his time. This attitude of letting kids decide what they want to learn, the movie suggests with numerous references to "No Child Left Behind," pretty much guarantees that that's exactly where many will find themselves.
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Value and cost of UNH sex workers conference questionedBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
May 10. 2013 9:27AM
DURHAM — Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire has taken issue with an April conference hosted by students at the University of New Hampshire that focused on sex workers' rights.
In particular, the organization has requested any and all documentation related to payment and travel costs reimbursed by the university for the event, including travel costs for at least one sex worker to travel from California to be part of the panel.
In April, students in a Women's Studies course titled "The Global Sex Industry" hosted a daylong mini-conference titled "Sex Workers Rights are Human Rights" focused on the commercial sex industry and sex workers' rights. A panel of five speakers at the event included three current or former prostitutes or strippers, including Kitty Stryker of California.
Following the presentation, Americans for Prosperity filed a right-to-know request with the university requesting all documents related to the presentation, including financial transactions.
UNH responded in part, but denied parts of the request, leading to another letter from AfP on Thursday.
Greg Moore, state director for AfP-NH, said their primary concern is how the university system is spending taxpayer and student dollars.
"What I've heard from numerous members of AfP, the public and legislators is that their concern is that the conference with the content being focused on sex workers and flying prostitutes in from California is not a necessary expenditure for UNH if the goal is to get the tuition down as low as possible," Moore said.
The university determined costs associated with the event totaled about $2,246.40, of which $1,140.66 came out of income from the Sustainability Institute's endowment fund and the remainder from student organizations' budgets that students accessed on their own.
Moore said UNH provided the total dollar figure, but documents provided to AfP-NH under the right-toknow request only add up to a portion of that. In a May 9 response letter, AfP-NH demanded documentation to back up the total expense.
Moore said there is also the larger argument of ensuring government entities comply with right-to-know laws.
In his response for the university dated May 6, attorney Charles Putnam said certain "statutorily exempt information" was redacted, in addition to other information the university said it cannot legally provide, including student records and scholarly communications between Professor Joelle Ryan and members of the panel.
The university argues that records created and retained by individual students and student organizations related to the event are not "governmental records" or "public records" and are protected from disclosure as "personal school records" under state law.
The university argues that the same holds true for correspondence between Ryan and individual students.
Likewise, the university argues confidentiality of intellectual discussions among scholars is vital to effective scholarship and the educational mission of the university.
Putnam argues that if professors' scholarly correspondence is deemed to be subject to public disclosure under the state's Right-to-Know law, the likely consequence would be the loss of talented and creative teachers who will choose to leave public institutions for private ones that can guarantee them privacy and confidentiality necessary in academia.
Attorney John Flynn, general counsel for AfP-NH, argues in his May 9 response that the university's claims do not fit into permissible exemptions.
He also argues that the university cannot withhold information about a student organization using university funds based on a claim of invasion of privacy, as it is not a recognized exemption.
He also states that the emails from Ryan they are seeking are not part of any student's "education records."
"We expect people should be doing the public's business in plain view and not being able to hide behind bogus exemptions that exist nowhere in state law," Moore said. "It is not even the material right now, it is more the principle of the Right-to-Know law, and it is something we will certainly go as far as it takes to make sure state law is followed and transparency is maintained … hopefully UNH will comply shortly and we'll get the full answers as to, particularly, where the $2,200 (came from)."
On Thursday, Erika Mantz, director of media relations for UNH, said they had received the May 9 letter and it was under review by legal counsel.
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The American Legion AA Mid-States regional was concluded on Sunday after a weekend where the opening round of games on Thursday was delayed by weather and Friday was washed out completely
The American Legion AA Mid-States regional was concluded on Sunday after a weekend where the opening round of games on Thursday was delayed by weather and Friday was washed out completely.
It was decided by Legion officials, in consultation with coaches, to continue with the same bracket format once play resumed instead of resorting to pool play—but to have 5-inning games on Saturday in order to expedite play.
Seven games were squeezed in on Saturday, then three games were played on Sunday to conclude the event. Only the final game was scheduled as a regulation 7 innings.
La Crescent MN emerged as the tournament title winner after Flandreau SD was disqualified for participating with an illegal roster. According to Bruce Pinkall, Pratt Rec director, Flandreau's team was not the same team that had won the SD state tournament, but rather was kind of an all-star team consisting of several "pick-ups".
Tournament officials agreed with a protest lodged by La Crescent and Flandreau was disqualified. La Crescent defeated Waupun WIS 2-1 in what turned out to be the tournament finals.
The Pratt 86ers were bounced from the double elimination event following their second game. They lost in the opening round to Flandreau in a 14-4 run-rule game, then were eliminated on Saturday morning by dropping a 6-1 contest to Waupun WIS.
The Waupun Warriors jumped on the 86ers for a 4-spot in the first inning.
The 86ers looked as though they might answer in their AB as Dakota Venard cracked a single to lead off. Will Fellhoelter also had a hit in the inning. Chase Hageman collected an RBI with a groundout. Pratt then loaded the bases, but the rally died without further damage.
The Warriors scored 2 more in the 2nd to go up 6-1. The score remained that way until the bottom of the 5th (and final) inning. The 86ers didn't go quietly. Dakota Venard again led off with a hit, this time a double. Jarod Gilmore then took one for the team to put runners on 1st and 2nd with no outs.
After a tenacious battle with the Waupun pitcher, fouling off several tough pitches, Skylar Dean finally found an offering to his liking and sent a line drive screaming down the 3rd base line. Unfortunately, the Warrior 3rd baseman's glove got in the way. He put the squeeze on it, then doubled Venard off 2nd base who had assumed (along with the crowd) that Dean's hit was going to find the left field corner. That took the wind out of the 86ers sails and Waupun retired the next 86er to eliminate Pratt.
Waupun then went on to top Grafton ND 4-3, coming from behind in the last inning to get to the finals of the elimination bracket. Waupun took 2nd place in the tournament, losing to La Crescent on Sunday morning.
The final game of the tournament was actually an exhibition affair, with the teams from Flandreau and La Crescent both wanting to play even though the game didn't count, since Flandreau had been DQd. The game was webcast by KMMM and Kiowa Media. Flandreau again topped LaCrescent 8-0.


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As the first song begins, rows of Insanity enthusiasts start working out to the beat. With each new tempo, they sweat their way through a shifting series of exercises – some fast, some slower.
As the first song begins, rows of Insanity enthusiasts start working out to the beat. With each new tempo, they sweat their way through a shifting series of exercises – some fast, some slower.
"Feel the beat," Insanity instructor Erin Goodman Furner yells over the music at Results Matter gym.
Condensation forms on the door as the workout progresses, and the energy in the room amps up.
The Insanity workout is one of many high-intensity interval training or HIIT programs growing in popularity nationwide. Others include CrossFit and P90x.
The workouts typically combine exercises such as plyometrics (jumping), strength training, cardio and yoga while following the same basic formula: short periods of intense exercise spaced out by less-intense recovery periods. Often they're offered in a group setting, or as DVDs for home use.
Furner has been a certified Insanity instructor for about 18 months.
"I brought it to my gym and it just exploded," she said of the program's popularity. "You use your own body weight. It's combining cardio with strength training. You're getting more bang for your buck."
While high-intensity routines can seem intimidating, HIIT programs are easily modified to fit any level of fitness or mobility, local instructors say. And they offer big benefits – including the ability to burn more calories in a shorter workout.
"They are really hard workouts … (but) you have the guidance of us doing the programming for you," said John Bartholomeo, owner and instructor at CrossFit Mohawk Valley. "There's technique taught. It's always changing, it never gets boring."
Bartholomeo said a typical class might involve exercises such as running, lifting kettlebells or doing body-weight squats. But there's no such thing as a typical client – his range from semi-pro baseball players and MMA fighters to grandparents.
"There's really nothing to be intimidated by," he added. "You can make adjustments for each person. With CrossFit, you're doing functional movements that you can do in real life. ... Think of it like a 'Rocky' montage."
Modifications make all the difference for people who have limited mobility or are not used to physical fitness.
Lisa Mullen only began training with Insanity this summer, and had not been active prior to starting. In the beginning, she needed many modifications. But now, she said, she's using them "less and less." And that progress motivates her to stick with it.
"I always found myself making excuses to avoid going to the gym," she said. "I find myself looking forward to coming to class. I want to come."
And while instructors want clients to push themselves, they also want to prevent injuries. As Furner frequently tells her classes, "form over speed" is the reigning principle of high-intensity workouts.
"You have to adapt it for anybody who comes to your class," she said.
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Just use good lightng arrestors -- many will protect against EMP. Of course, since EMP is generated by exploding a bomb in the stratosphere, we don't have to worry about this in terrorist attacks. 73, John, KD6OZH ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edward Cole" <email@example.com> To: "Bruce Bostwick" <firstname.lastname@example.com>; <email@example.com> Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2007 07:39 UTC Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Safekeep Sat Radios > Put all those old FT-101E's to bed! > If there is a limited nuclear EMP then probably gov't is > non-functional like Katrina! > All out Nuclear exchange...pray there is anyone left to talk to. > > At 07:17 AM 12/14/2007, Bruce Bostwick wrote: >>As I understand it, any equipment you want to survive an EMP had >>better be inside a Faraday cage that's actually a solid electrically >>conducting case with no gaps. The ideal would be a packing crate >>sheathed in copper and soldered shut, not sure if you'd have to go all >>the way to that extreme or if a tight fitting copper lid would be OK >>(I'm sure there's been military research done on exactly how tight the >>seal would need to be). I'm pretty sure that lead-acid wet plate >>batteries would survive an EMP OK, most of what seems to get fried in >>EMP events is wire coils and semiconductor junctions due to the >>enormous induced voltages (a good sized spool of wire in the crate >>wouldn't be a bad idea, spooled up wire exposed to an EMP tends to >>fuse into a solid block of copper if I remember corrrectly). >> >>I'd say enough space to house a more or less universal Extra-class >>coverage HF radio, a versatile and low loss antenna tuner that can >>load up whatever you can scrounge (probably a random wire or dipole), >>and a good sized spool of suitable antenna wire if you can fit it in >>there, and count on leaving this setup packed away ready for use at >>all times (i.e. treat it as "emergency use only" and don't be tempted >>to dig it out and put it in the shack except for periodic >>functionality tests). Probably better to use a less feature-rich but >>more rugged radio that will get you on the air with just the basics, >>to reduce the temptation. :) >> >>I wouldn't count on there being too many people out there to talk to >>after an EMP event, though, and I'd expect there to be really tight >>restrictions on who was and was not allowed to transmit even on ham >>frequencies for some time afterward. So having a working transceiver >>may be of very limited use unless you're on record as belonging to a >>local ARES chapter and are handling disaster relief traffic .. >> >>On Dec 14, 2007, at 1:11 AM, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: >> >> > Has anyone thought about the idea/need/way to safeguard a few ham >> > radio sets in an area in case of EMP? A nuclear device set off above >> > ground will wipe out all modern electronics (ham sat radios) within a >> > large distance from the epicenter. Even if the radios are outside the >> > blast and radiation areas they would be useless because of the EMP >> > (electro magnetic pulse). I would think that HS might be willing to >> > fund a way to create some safe rooms to store some ham gear around >> > the country. Perhaps even a large "safe box"? Ham satellite gear >> > should be in this category. >> > >> > Les W4SCO >> >>HAH, YES. HE ACTUALLY SAYS IN HIS LETTER, "I BET YOU DON'T EXIST 'COS >>EVERYONE KNOWS ITS YORE PARENTS." OH YES, said Death, with what almost >>sounded like sarcasm, I'M SURE HIS PARENTS ARE JUST IMPATIENT TO BANG >>THEIR ELBOWS IN TWELVE FEET OF NARROW UNSWEPT CHIMNEY, I DON'T THINK. >> >>(: HAPPY HOGSWATCH :) >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Sent via email@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. >>Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! >>Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb > > 73, > Ed - KL7UW > ====================================== > BP40IQ 50-MHz - 10-GHz www.kl7uw.com > 144-EME: FT-847, mgf-1801, 4x-xpol-20, 185w > DUBUS Magazine USA Rep email@example.com > ====================================== > > _______________________________________________ > Sent via firstname.lastname@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. > Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! > Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb _______________________________________________ Sent via email@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
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Security Slideshow: 10 Reasons You Can't Trust Employees
They are Obsessed With Social Networking
As Cisco pointed out in its 2010 Annual Security Report recently, social networking scams will be used as parts of "broad plans, such as Trojan attacks" in 2011. Learn more here:http://tinyurl.com/4j7k8ug
With each passing day, the people working at your company are becoming bigger and bigger risks. They engage in activities that can potentially threaten the security of your corporate data, and they do so either without knowledge or without care. Our exclusive research on Enterprise Security Spending Trends reveals how much you're investing in security. But technology is only part of the solution. Realizing this, we've decided to take a look at some of the top things that your employees do with each passing day that might make you trust them just a little less. A growing interest in "bring your own technology" will likely further complicate your life. Most of the time, the infractions are non-malicious, often the result of human error. But in some cases, an employee's actions are intentionally dangerous. Either way, the onus is on you to find solutions to protect your organization's most precious commodity: Its data.


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Browse our catalog of eBooks & eAudiobooks at downloads.myepl.org. When you find a book you want to read, click on the title and select "Borrow". Sign in to your account using your EPL card number and PIN. You can read in your browser or transfer items to certain portable devices by selecting the "Download" option.
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For tablets and smartphones, download the OverDrive app from your device's app store to listen to mp3 audiobooks and read ePUB eBooks. The OverDrive app must be authorized with an OverDrive account or an Adobe ID. Both options require you to have an email account. Kindle format eBooks can be downloaded to your Kindle app.
Listen in your browser with the OverDrive Listen streaming option. Once you've borrowed an audiobook in OverDrive Listen format, click the "Listen (in your browser)" button to begin listening to an audiobook in your browser, no additional software required. Instructions are available for listening offline. Note: OverDrive Listen does not work in the stock Android browser, on Kindle Fire tablets, or on NOOK HD+ and older tablets (even in Chrome). For offline listening, you will need to download the OverDrive app from your Appstore.
For Audiobooks on a computer or portable player, you will need OverDrive Media Console installed on your computer. Titles can be transferred to many compatible mp3 or WMA players.
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Question: What can a trader do in an exceptionally low-volatility environment?
Answer: Sell a VIX put spread and buy an SPY put.
January 2013 was the cruelest month for options traders who enjoy trading volatility from the long side. As of Jan. 29, 2013, the market had a slow and steady year-to-date gain of more than 6%.The biggest one-day move was the first trading day of the year, Jan. 2. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) closed at $146.06, $3.65 higher than the Dec. 31, 2012 close. Since that time the highest one-day move of $1.16 was from Jan. 9 to Jan. 10. The largest intraday move in January has been a similarly anemic $1.27 on Jan. 17.
So how can a volatility trader find an edge in this environment? With a combination of tools — but key is the Volatility Index, or VIX, which is priced off of the time value that is embedded in S&P 500 index (SPX) premiums. Time value is 100% of the premium in out-of-the money options. However, with in-the-money options, time value is the additional amount above the in-the-money portion. For example, SPY Mar 149 calls are trading at $3.02 with SPY at $150.54. That breaks down into: $1.54 is the in-the-money portion of the premium while $1.48 would be the time value. When stock prices rise, the price level of the time value that is embedded in option premiums plummets. There is a greater than 80% negative correlation between SPX (or its close cousin, SPY) and VIX. When the stock market rises, it generally grinds its way up, but when it falls, it usually does so very quickly. January 2013 has been a perfect case in point.
Out-of-the-money calls have a very low level of time value because it takes so long to reach the strike price. Typically they have expired by the time the price level is reached. However, the out-of-the-money puts can reach their strike price in a couple of days. With SPY trading at $150.54, the SPY Mar 146 puts are offered at $0.98 while the equidistant out-of-the-money SPY Mar 147 calls are priced at $0.31, less than one-third the value of the puts.
Our January time period is a great example of how to understand and utilize VIX. On Jan. 18, the VIX traded as low as 12.29, and at the end of January it was at a little higher at 13.97. This is dramatically lower than as recently as August 2011 when the VIX traded at 48.0. (See "Leveraging the VIX to spot trend changes," page 24.) The best way to trade the VIX is to trade the options based on VIX futures or the futures themselves. In late January, the February VIX futures were trading at 14.60, March at 15.35, April at 16.15, May at 16.85, June at 17.50 and July at 18.15. Volatility, unlike price direction, always has a reversion to the norm. That is why the futures prices are consistently higher the further out on the calendar. With the VIX at rock bottom, it makes sense that expectations are that the VIX will rise. On Jan. 18 the VIX closed at 12.46 with SPY closing at $148.33. On Jan. 30 with SPY trading more than two points higher, the VIX was trading at 13.88. The VIX, it appears, was oversold.
If you believe the VIX has bottomed, a sound strategy would be to sell the VIX Mar 15 puts at 1.35 and buy the VIX Mar 13 puts at 0.35 for a credit of 1.00. The futures price and the index converge the closer it gets to the settlement date. You also could purchase the SPY Mar 144 puts at $1.03. If the VIX Mar futures close above 15.00, the vertical put spread will expire worthless. The 1.00 will wipe out all but $0.03 of the SPY put purchase. Anything below $143.97 in the SPY will be pure profit. A 5% down move would place the SPY at $143.02, for a profit of $0.95. The worst that could happen is that the Mar VIX futures settle at 13.00 or lower. That, in addition to the SPY Mar 144 put at $1.03, would result in a loss of 2.03.
If you have a large long-only portfolio, this strategy would be well worth the risk. You also have the wind at your back if you approach it from a purely trading standpoint: If the VIX were at 21, this strategy would not make sense. Another way to view the trade is to look at it before expiration. If that 5% down move happened within the next two weeks, the vertical put spread would not be worthless but it probably would be worth only $0.15, while the Mar 144 put could easily be worth $5.00 with the sharp rise in time value that would take place with such a drop in the market.
Dan Keegan is an instructor with the Chicago School of Trading. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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By Jared Bowen
Consider a vision for peace during the Civil War, having the courage to sponsor art that fits with your vision of legacy, or a bold look at the dystopia that could grow out of violence. Jared talks about some of the fresh takes coming to theater, gallery and film — in Boston and beyond.
Oberon in Cambridge
Based on the book by Molly Rice and César Alvarez; directed by Sarah Benson.
Speaking of the A.R.T…
at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre in New York City
"Once" is the celebrated new musical based on the Academy Award-winning film. It tells the story of an Irish musician and a Czech immigrant drawn together by their shared love of music. Over the course of one fateful week, their unexpected friendship and collaboration evolves into a powerful but complicated romance, heightened by the songs they create together.
This production was workshopped in Boston at the A.R.T. last summer and features one of the A.R.T.'s institute students.
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at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre in New York City
A saucy new production of one of the greatest musicals in Broadway history. This Cole Porter classic stars Stephanie Block (Wicked, 9 to 5) and Joel Grey, and is directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall.
As the S.S. American heads out to sea, two unlikely pairs set off on the course to true love…proving that sometimes destiny needs a little help from a crew of singing sailors, an exotic disguise and some good old-fashioned blackmail.
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Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael, and Michael's wife Sarah were important patrons of modern art in Paris during the first decades of the twentieth century. This exhibition unites some two hundred works of art to demonstrate the significant impact the Steins' patronage had on the artists of their day and the way in which the family disseminated a new standard of taste for modern art.
Beginning with the art that Leo Stein collected when he arrived in Paris in 1903—including paintings and prints by Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Édouard Manet, and Auguste Renoir—the exhibition traces the evolution of the Steins' taste and examines the close relationships formed between individual members of the family and their artist friends.
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In theaters Friday
Every year in the ruins of what was once North America, the evil Capitol of the nation of Panem forces each of its twelve districts to send a teenage boy and girl to compete in the Hunger Games. A twisted punishment for a past uprising and an ongoing government intimidation tactic, The Hunger Games are a nationally televised event in which "Tributes" must fight with one another until one survivor remains.
Pitted against highly-trained Tributes who have prepared for these Games their entire lives, Katniss is forced to rely upon her sharp instincts as well as the mentorship of drunken former victor Haymitch Abernathy. If she's ever to return home to District 12, Katniss must make impossible choices in the arena that weigh survival against humanity and life against love.
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Originally from upstate New York, Sonya says the small classes and committed faculty she found at Washington College helped her adjust to her first year away from home. "I love my professors; they're dedicated to helping students find their true passion."
Sonya specifically references mathematics professor Louise Amick: "She's one of the most patient, dedicated teachers I know." Amick encouraged her desire to pursue a mathematics minor to complement her major in psychology.
Sonya has found her passion in helping others. In regard to a career choice she says, "I want to have a career with some intrinsic reward, one that is meaningful to me as well as others." Pursuing a concentration in clinical psychology, Sonya landed a summer internship at Broughton Hospital in Morganton, NC, where she was assigned to the psychiatric rehabilitation division for patients suffering from long-term psychiatric illnesses. The internship, funded by the Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows, gave her the opportunity to shadow a clinical psychologist, attend weekly lectures on clinical psychopathology, and conduct a case presentation on one of the patients. The experience of being part of a treatment team helped her focus her career goals and understand the importance of proper medication for psychiatric treatment.
Honing her leadership skills, her college activities also reflect her civic-mindedness. She is director of the Center for Black Culture, a peer mentor in the writing center, chair of the SGA's academic affairs committee and campus climate and diversity committee.
After graduation, Sonya will pursue graduate studies at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Social Work.
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The grant I received from the Cater Society of Junior Fellows allowed me to partake in an eight week summer internship program sponsored by Davidson College at Broughton Hospital in Morganton, North Carolina.
The internship provides an opportunity for undergraduate students interested in clinical psychology to get practical experience in dealing with psychiatric populations by working with hospital professionals as observers and assistants in patient treatment programs. I was assigned to the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Unit which provided long-term care for such patients. The internship involved the completion of a case-specific diagnostic study, daily journals and classroom instruction as well as participation in case conferences, treatment team meetings and group therapy sessions.


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Steve Van Buren, a Hall of Fame running back who led the Philadelphia Eagles to NFL titles in 1948 and 1949, died of pneumonia Thursday in Lancaster, Pa., the Eagles said. He was 91.
The former Louisiana State star, nicknamed "Wham-Bam" for his quick and punishing running style, joined the Eagles in 1944 as a first-round draft pick. He led the NFL in rushing four times and finished his eight-year career with 5,860 yards rushing and 77 touchdowns.
The five-time All-Pro player was selected for the NFL's 75th Anniversary Team in 1994 and was the first Eagles player elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, in 1965.
"I've seen them all — Jim Thorpe, Red Grange, Bronko Nagurski," Greasy Neale, who coached Van Buren on the Eagles, told the Philadelphia Daily News in 1957, "but he's the greatest."
In the 1948 NFL championship game, played in a driving snowstorm at Philadelphia's Shibe Park, Van Buren scored the only touchdown on a five-yard run in the fourth quarter, and the Eagles beat the Chicago Cardinals, 7-0, for the franchise's first title.
Van Buren almost didn't make it to the kickoff. A foot of snow blanketed Philadelphia the morning of the game. He woke up, saw the snow and went back to bed. But he got up about an hour later and decided he should head to the stadium. So he took a bus, then a trolley and finally the subway.
"I couldn't believe it when I got there and saw they were going to play," Van Buren said years later, according to the Eagles Encyclopedia. "It was snowing so hard you couldn't see."
A year later, this time in mud and torrential rain in Los Angeles at the Coliseum, Van Buren ran for 196 yards, and the Eagles beat the Rams, 14-0, to become the first — and only — team to shut out opponents in consecutive championships.
When the 6-foot, 1-inch, 200-pound Van Buren suffered a leg injury in training camp before the 1952 season, he retired as the NFL's career rushing leader.
"I used to take maybe six [pain-killing injections] each half," Van Buren once told the Philadelphia Daily News. "Into the ribs. And the big toe, too. Once you hurt that big toe, it never gets better.... The only time [the shots] bothered me was when they hit the bone. The needle would bend and sometimes it would break. I didn't like it."
Van Buren was born Dec. 28, 1920, in Honduras, where his father was a fruit inspector. After his parents died when he was 10, he was raised in New Orleans by his grandparents. He failed to make his high school football team as a sophomore but after working in a steel mill and gaining 35 pounds, he played well enough as a senior to receive a scholarship to LSU.
In his senior season with the Tigers, Van Buren led the nation in scoring with 98 points and rushed for 847 yards. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. Vision problems kept him out of the military during World War II.
Van Buren's younger brother Ebert also played for the Eagles, from 1951 to '53.
Besides his brother, Van Buren is survived by three daughters.


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GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Dec. 18 (UPI) -- Police in Sweden say arrests were made as angry Swedish teens protested an anonymous Instagram account that spread sexual rumors about local teenagers.
Teenagers protested in the streets of Gothenburg after an anonymous Instagram user created an account and asked Gothenburg teens to name people they would describe as "sluts" or "whores," Russia Today reported Tuesday.
More than 200 photos and names of children as young as thirteen were posted to the account with a list of their alleged sexual activities.
The protest grew unruly and riot police were called and eventually arrested 27 people.
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A SoHo Story
The lower Manhattan house of late artist Donald Judd was the unofficial headquarters of a generation of Minimalists. Now, after years of renovation, it is reclaiming its position in the world of contemporary art.
RAINER JUDD SPENT MUCH of the first two decades of her life at 101 Spring Street, a five-story cast-iron building in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood. Toward the end of her tenure there, she pretty much had the run of the place. Older brother Flavin was away at school, her parents had long since divorced and her mother had moved out. Her father, renowned artist Donald Judd, worked much of the time, shuttling between New York and his massive studio compound in Marfa, Texas. When he was in the city, Rainer and her friends would be pressed into service as caterers for his art-world dinner parties, then steal out afterwards to hit the downtown clubs.
But what Rainer remembers best about those years was the sense of openness, of space, that came with living in the former industrial loft, a feeling of freedom accentuated by her father's having removed parts of the walls encasing the building's main stairs. Judd's bedroom was on the top floor, hers in the basement. "I would run up and down those stairs," she recalls. "I'd run up to the fifth floor just to say good night."
Donald Judd died in 1994, and since then 101 Spring has served as the nominal New York headquarters of the foundation that bears his name. Under the terms of his will, the structure was to be preserved and maintained as he and his family left it—a testament in iron, wood and paint to the life and work of a seminal American artist. For years, 101 Spring stood relatively quiet, waiting for the funding to come through, for the renovation to start, open for tours only to a lucky few. No scampering teenagers on the staircase, no artist friends in the kitchen.
Now, after three years of construction, 101 Spring is coming back to life. Renewed inside and out, the new Judd Foundation is poised to give the art world and the general public fresh insight into a whole artistic era, as well as an object lesson in the nuanced dialogue between architecture and art, when it reopens its doors in June.
The structure at the northeast corner of Spring and Mercer isn't, in itself, so different from any of the hundreds of other cast-iron buildings in SoHo. But it isn't quite typical, either. The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission classifies 101 Spring, built in 1870 and designed by architect Nicholas Whyte, as a "contributing building in a landmark district," a key supporting player in the neighborhood's singular urban scenography. The area's aging factories are prized for their clear, light-filled interiors, but this one is lighter and clearer than most, with more windows and none of the internal columns that clutter up the floors elsewhere.
Judd bought the building in 1968 and installed himself and his wife, Julie Finch, on the fourth floor. The then-40-year-old artist had been in the market for a building to live and work in, and this one suited every purpose: The wide-open floors, the abundant daylight, even the shabby condition of the structure gave it a special appeal. There were a few commercial manufacture tenants above and below, but businesses like these were on the way out in SoHo, and as they left, artists like Judd were able to move in.
Over the next several years the Judd family—with the addition of Flavin in 1968 and Rainer two years later—grew to occupy the whole building from the sub-basement up. During the same interval, Judd's stature and influence in the art world grew as well, as he came to be recognized as one of the foremost figures of Minimalist art. It was a term Judd did not use and did not like—"I don't think anyone's work is reductive," he once said—yet it was a convenient catchall for his varied oeuvre and for that of his colleagues, artists like Frank Stella, Carl Andre and Dan Flavin (Judd's longtime friend), whose work Judd displayed prominently at 101 Spring. Not just a decorative scheme, these sculptures and paintings were part of a comprehensive environment conceived and executed by Judd himself. His plan included architectural interventions on every floor, subtle manipulations of material and details consistent with the artist's career-long fascination with how we experience objects in space.
Designer Adam Yarinsky, principal at New York–based firm Architecture Research Office (ARO), illustrates the continuity between Judd's artistic practice and his thinking about 101 Spring by pointing to a freehand sketch dating to about the time the artist acquired the building. The sketch, a preparatory drawing for one of the vertical box assemblages that were a frequent theme of Judd's work at the time, could easily be mistaken for a floor plan of the building, a series of stacked volumes one atop the other. "Judd's text about the building says one floor, one activity," explains Yarinsky, who together with Flavin Judd led a team of specialists through the difficult renovation process: bedroom on the uppermost level; salon for entertainment and dining on the fourth floor; exhibition and workspace on three; kitchen and dining room below that; delivery, entry area and, later, more exhibition space on the ground level; and the basement eventually taken over by the kids. Judd's program evinces the same clarity and formal rigor he brought to his deceivingly straightforward installations.
Keeping that program intact, along with all the cunning visual tricks that Judd deployed in the interior, was the challenge facing ARO and its collaborators during the three-year project. ARO's catalogue includes previous projects, like its renovation of Princeton's 1962 architecture building, that required a keen sensitivity for the architecture of the past, but the Judd Foundation demanded a still greater level of deference. "At the end of the day, this was about Donald Judd and his vision for the building," says Yarinsky. "Not ours." Judd's alterations—differing types of wood flooring, for example, or pulling the floor slightly away from or closer to the wall—heighten one's awareness of the space. At the same time, the artist also kitted out the house with special features to furnish a certain (albeit eccentric) air of domestic comfort. On the second floor, Judd handmade wooden closets, one for Rainer, one for Flavin, according to their heights. Judd built the kids a puppet theater next to the kitchen, where they would entertain guests with Punch and Judy shows. In the early years, the Judds lived like an urban Swiss Family Robinson.
The fact that they were in SoHo, a neighborhood that had only recently acquired a name, underscores how rugged their existence really was. Says Rainer, "My dad told me regularly, 'You just don't understand how dangerous it is out here.' " Even as the area was increasingly colonized by galleries and studios over the course of the '70s, it remained a rough backwater: Artist Chuck Close is reputed to have fought off an intruder on the ground floor of 101 Spring as late as 1980. Visitors to the newly refurbished building probably won't have to contend with that; on the other hand, they won't have to contend with much art in the neighborhood either, since most of the galleries have given way to high-end boutiques.
"Now it feels like a beautiful open-air mall," observes Rob Beyer, a Judd Foundation board member who oversaw the broader logistical side of the renovation. The new home of the Judd Foundation gives SoHo back to the art world—but just as important, it brings the art back to SoHo, the birthplace of late minimalism. "It's a different experience than seeing it installed in another context," says Beyer. "We're dialing it back to the late '60s."
IT HASN'T BEEN EASY. A hunk of mashed-up steel by John Chamberlain; a colorful shaped canvas of Frank Stella's; a massive fresco by David Novros—how to throw all this into the Wayback Machine? The restorers had to find a way to bring 101 Spring into the 21st century without compromising its character.
Changes had to be made because the building was in no condition to become a public institution. Without a certificate of occupancy or proper ventilation, 101 Spring posed a potential danger not only to visitors but to the art as well. Those open stairs, the very ones that Rainer ran up and down, which give each floor the airy expansiveness that Flavin Judd likens to "a basketball court"—these were also in violation of fire codes, which mandate at least one stairwell be enclosed so it doesn't fill up with smoke in the event of a fire.
Instead of simply walling the stairs back up, the renovation team introduced a series of baffles and fire shutters that are discreetly tucked away most of the time but can provide adequate protection at a moment's notice. Obtrusive sprinklers would have marred the interior, so the project collaborators made most of them nearly flush with the walls and ceilings in which they're embedded. Perhaps most ingeniously, a Dan Flavin light sculpture in the top-floor bedroom doubles as emergency lighting. From the craftsmen in Alabama who restored the façade, to the glassmakers who provided new high-insulation windows that still have the timeworn warp of the ones they've replaced, the renovation was a true group effort.
Keeping the spirit of the place alive, and then transmitting it to a broad new audience, is an achievement with potentially far-reaching cultural consequences. "So much of what Donald Judd has done has become the basic language of art galleries," says ARO's Yarinksy. Minimalism has become the default design mode of the art world, the sterile white frame in which we typically view art today. But returning to the source of that idiom, to 101 Spring, is to find how much has been lost in translation. There is nothing antiseptic about the Judd Foundation building, nothing "reductive" about its grainy surfaces and canny shifts in perspective; here, in the space that Donald Judd created especially for their work and his, the visitor finds the Minimalists to be a surprisingly convivial bunch, their supposedly austere art recast as an integral part of everyday life.
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ATHENA SOUTH CYPVRUS. This new 3 bedroom fully air conditioned villa with panoramic Views set on the hillside of Peyia in a picturesque area known as (Where the Gods Live) with Mountain Views at the back and sea in the front. The villa is located at almost the highest point and has truly one of the best unobstructed panoramic views of the beautiful blue Mediterranean and Coral Bay area you can even see Paphos in the distance. The sandy award winning beach of Coral Bay is only a five minute drive away and the nearest shops and taverns' are in Peyia Village which is only a 3 minute drive away. The historic and popular town of Paphos is only a fifteen minute drive. The Villa is a large detached fully air conditioned three bedroom property. The sitting room is open plan with a feature marble fireplace, Two Large comfortable sofas and one large chair, coffee table, stand lamp and large television DVD player. To keep the children happy there is also a Sony play station. Five double the normal size patio doors give stunning views to the sea and open onto the Patio The dining area has a large glass dining table with six chairs.
The spacious kitchen has a breakfast bar oven with ceramic hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher. washing machine. kettle. microwave, toaster.
All of the bedrooms are upstairs, one double with shower room attached and two further twin bedded rooms sharing a bath shower room. Two of the bedrooms have large balconies with panoramic views. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. And all have ceiling fans and air-conditioning. There is another toilet downstairs.
The Villa has a private pool and six person Jacuzzi located on a lower level directly below the sitting room patio. The Jacuzzi is not integrated with the pool allowing a larger area for swimming with ample sun beds tables and chairs. There is a gas BBQ area. The area surrounding the pool is crazy paved with a small flower bed at each end of the pool we do not charge extra for air-conditioning the panoramic view or use of the Jacuzzi.
Coral Bay which is known as the Beverly Hills of Cyprus is a relatively small resort, but has plenty of bars, restaurants, shops and banks etc. It has the best sandy beach in the Paphos area, which is ideal for swimming and water sports or just soaking up the sun and relaxing at one of the friendly beach bars. Peyia is just a 5 minute drive from Coral Bay and situated in the foothills of Paphos, therefore affords breath-taking sea views. It is a typical yet very friendly Cypriot village, with narrow streets full of old and interesting houses, and still all the amenities that you could wish for, which include 2 supermarkets, 2 banks, a chemist, patisserie and plenty of taverns', bars and restaurants, all very good quality and reasonably priced.
Peyia (Pegeia) Village is only a couple of minutes away from the villa. Here you will find banks, restaurants, taverns', supermarkets and shops it is one of the most popular and picturesque villages in Cyprus, it has an attractive cistern-fountain in the middle of the square. Coral Bay Resort, with its great beaches (the best in Paphos), nightlife, bars restaurants and shops is less than a 5 minute drive from the villa. Paphos Town is only a fifteen minute drive away to the tourist area and Harbour. Drive the same distance in the opposite direction and you are into the pretty fishing harbour of Agios Georgios the area just before Agios Georgios is known as the Sea Caves, due to the natural caves which have formed at the base of the steep cliffs along the coast. Polis and Latchi are about a fifteen minute drive from the villa
PAPHOS has a pretty harbor where one can still see the ancient Roman breakwater. Around the harbor are many tavernas and bars. There are many archeological remains such as the House of Dionysos which has a fine mosaic floor. There are several old Greek churches, and The Tombs of the Kings, which are ancient burial places, are just outside the town. Sub-aqua diving is available from several companies along the sea front. CORAL BAY is about 15 minutes' drive from Paphos in south-west Cyprus. It is renowned for having the best sandy beach on the island with safe swimming and many sport facilities. Tavernas, restaurants and bars serve fresh fish and typical Cypriot dishes such as kebabs, souvla and kleftiko. There are small shops about 10 minutes from the beach and Paphos has good supermarkets, banks, shoe and clothes shops
Golf can be played at Aphrodite Hills golf course this is approx 1hr away the course features the following.
18 holes, Par 71/70, 6232 metres. Carved out of groves of carob and olive trees on 2 high plateaux divided by a ravine; the championship standard course opened in October 2002 overlooks the Mediterranean with all but a few holes, enjoying superb sea views. There's double ended 350 metre practice range, also offering 4 target greens with accompanying bunkers. For those who only have time for a short practice round, there are 3 academy holes (1 Par3, and 2 Par4). On hand are 2 resident professional golf instructors.
Last but not least the 19th hole, a superb clubhouse with pro shop, restaurant and bar overlooking 18th hole.
See www.aphroditehills.com/golf.aspx for more details. Also are two non-member 18-hole championship golf courses both in the Paphos area - the Tsada Golf club, part of the historic Stavros tis Minthis monastery, and the Secret Valley Golf club.
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John DiStaso's Granite Status: Kevin Smith to be named Londonderry's new town manager, out of running for GovBy John DiStaso
Senior Political Reporter
July 31. 2013 1:05PM
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31: BIG JOB FOR KEVIN. Republican activist Kevin Smith can be scratched from statewide elective politics for 2014 and most likely for the foreseeable future.
Smith, the Granite Status has learned, is about to be named the new Londonderry town manager. An official announcement could come Thursday night during a town council meeting.
The Granite Status has learned from several sources that the appointment is imminent.
Smith, 36, a 2012 candidate for governor and former executive director of the conservative Cornerstone Policy Research advocacy group, moved to Londonderry with his family from Massachusetts when he was a young boy.
He is a graduate of Londonderry High School and the University of New Hampshire-Manchester and is well-known in Londonderry. Smith lives in Litchfield with his wife and three children.
Smith served in the state House from 1996 to 1998, representing Londonderry.
In his first venture into statewide elective politics last year, he lost to Ovide Lamontagne in the Republican gubernatorial primary, but had been expected to consider running again in 2014 or in ensuing years.
That's obviously changed now.
Smith Wednesday declined to comment on this report.
Town Council Chairman John Farrell also declined to comment, but said an update on the town manager's search is scheduled for the Thursday council meeting.
Smith is a former staff aide to former Gov. Craig Benson and was assistant director of the state Division of Juvenile Justice in the mid-2000s.
He joined Cornerstone in 2009 and grew the organization into a key player in State House debate on fiscal and social issues.
His exit from the 2014 statewide political scene leaves a vacuum in potential GOP candidates to take on Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan next year. Executive Councilor Chris Sununu said less than two weeks ago he will not run for governor or any higher office next year, but will instead seek reelection to the executive council.
It is unclear at the moment what Smith's salary will be as town manager. Former town manager David Caron earned $124,260 last year. Caron resigned the post in July of 2012, citing a family illness.
Since then, William Hart, the police chief, has been the interim town manager.
The state Democratic Party said Smith's exit from the 2014 statewide political scene shows the state Republican Party "is in shambles."
"Voters have had it with the Republican brand and agenda," which is "extreme and radical," said Democratic spokesman Harrell Kirstein.
Republican Party executive director Matt Slater responded, "Londonderry made a outstanding choice for this important job, and Kevin would be crazy to pass up such a great opportunity for him and his family.
"Republicans will have strong candidates on the ballot in 2014 who will hold Jeanne Shaheen, Maggie Hassan, Carol Shea-Porter and Annie Kuster accountable for their fiscally irresponsible agendas and defeat them on election day," said Slater.
(See earlier Granite Status reports on this web page or by clicking on "Granite Status" above.)


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Prior to her appointment as provost and chief academic officer, Deborah Sopczyk was dean of the Excelsior College School of Health Sciences since 2007. As dean, she was responsible for leading the faculty and staff in carrying out the school's strategic plan.
Sopczyk joined Excelsior College in 1984 and has served in a variety of capacities in both the School of Nursing and the School of Health Sciences. She has diverse professional interests. With colleagues Susan Bastable, Pamela Gramet, and Karen Jacobs, she co-edited the textbook "Health Professional as Educator," published by Jones and Bartlett Learning.


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Envelope needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 47 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
A&G Envelopes requires an attractive label for bottles of red wine produced here in Australia. These labels will be branded with our logo and presented to clients as a christmas gift, with our sales rep's name printed on part of the label.
A&G Envelopes Shiraz
Some elements and words we would like included on the label are listed below.
This job is kind of urgent, I should have posted it last week, so there is a chance we might even end the competition early and declare a winner if the right design comes in the next few days.
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Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai)
Thank you.
- We want the wine label to look authentic and classy, our company name prominent and legible.
- The key elements of the label should include...
- our logo, download from link #1 here:
- http://www.agenvelopes.com.au/agenv…eslogo.zip
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- http://www.agenvelopes.com.au/agenv…ogoEPS.zip
- the wine name: A&G Envelopes Shiraz
- text: "Grown and produced in the Yarra Valley"
- space for a person's name to be printed (our sales rep who gives the bottle to the customer)
- any other cool or authentic-looking wine label elements you can think of (star awards, etc, made up obviously, can be tongue in cheek, humor is fine)
- open to all ideas.
- we don't want unreadable fonts for the key text items noted above


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DNC raises almost $9M in June, cuts debt to $3M
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic National Committee narrowly outraised its Republican rival last month and cut its debt to just $3 million, down from a onetime high of $23 million, according to federal financial forms due Sunday.
The DNC raised almost $9 million in June, while the Republican National Committee reported Sunday that it raised $8.5 million. Despite narrowly being edged out last month, the RNC still has $14.4 million in the bank — roughly twice the DNC's almost $7.8 million.
Republicans have outraised Democrats in 10 of the last 18 months, although the RNC has done so only once since January of this year.
Since the election cycle began, in January 2013, the DNC has raised about $116 million. The RNC has raised about $132 million.
Both parties' central committees tend to amass debt toward the end of a hard-fought presidential campaign, and the contest between President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney was no exception. The DNC spent heavily to help Obama win a second term — and help motivate Democrats nationwide to support candidates elsewhere on the ballots — but it went into debt to do so.
The DNC's debt ballooned to a high of almost $23 million in March 2013 as donors, who opened their wallets throughout 2012, tired of giving during a politically quiet year. The DNC since has been paying down those costs and working to control its spending ahead of 2014's midterms.
The RNC is not carrying any debt.
The list of vendors the DNC owes is topped by The Strategy Group, an Evanston, Illinois, media consulting firm led by veterans of Obama's re-election team. The DNC owes it $431,000.
The party also owes $304,000 to data giant NGP VAN, which provides voter information to most Democratic campaigns, and another $218,000 to Infogroup, an Omaha, Nebraska-based direct mail consultant.
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An integer greater than one is called a prime number if its only positive divisors (factors) are one and itself. For example, the only divisors of 11 are 1 and 11, so 11 is a prime number, while the number 51 has divisors 3, 17 and 51 itself (51 = 3•17), making 51 not a prime number.
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