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YRC Worldwide has done something it hasn't in quite a while: posted positive first quarter financial numbers.
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Thai riot policemen take position inside the army club as anti government protesters stage a rally outside while the Thai caretaker cabinet is holding a meeting Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014, in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is set to discuss with the country's polling body the possibility of postponing a general election set for Sunday. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)
BANGKOK Thailand's government announced Tuesday it will go ahead with an election this weekend despite an opposition boycott, months of street protests and the likelihood of more violence in the country's political crisis.
The decision to hold Sunday's parliamentary balloting will further inflame tensions and chances of violence. A protest leader was killed and about a dozen others were injured in a clash last Sunday as protesters swarmed dozens of polling stations to stop advance voting. Since Nov. 30, 10 people have died and at least 577 have been injured.
Anti government protesters occupying parts of Bangkok are demanding that Yingluck step down before any election, and that she be replaced by a non elected interim government that would institute reforms to remove her family's influence from politics. The opposition Democrat Party, which backs the protests, is boycotting the election.
The crisis pits followers and opponents of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra against each other. Thaksin, a billionaire who is Yingluck's older brother, was deposed by a military coup in 2006 after being accused of corruption and abuse of power, and since then the two sides have been engaged in a sometimes violent struggle for power.
Yingluck's supporters, including many people in the countryside who benefited from Thaksin's populist policies, are demanding that they be allowed to vote. "The economy is clearly suffering already. It will suffer more the longer it goes on. The chances of violence keep increasing because emotions are getting stoked up."
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"I think Thailand has suffered enough and no one should be hurt or die from this election," Somchai told reporters.
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Deputy Prime Minister Pongthep Thepkanchana said the commission and the government had different views and the election would therefore go ahead. A court ruled last week that the election could only be postponed by mutual agreement between the prime minister and the Election Commission.
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The sequence of events was unclear.
A statement posted on the Facebook page of the government's Center for Maintaining Peace and Order said a team of police investigators had been observing the protest when a group of protest guards attacked one of them and tried to snatch away his gun.
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The cannabis based medicine, Sativex®, is effective in reducing central neuropathic pain and sleep disturbance in people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in a UK study published today in the medical journal, Neurology
London, United Kingdom, 27th September 2005:The cannabis based medicine, Sativex®, is effective in reducing central neuropathic pain and sleep disturbance in people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in a UK study published today in the medical journal, Neurology1.
This randomised, controlled trial demonstrates that Sativex was significantly superior to placebo in reducing the mean intensity of pain (p=0.005) and sleep disturbance (p=0.003) amongst people with MS1.
The study was conducted in 66 patients, 65% of whom required support to walk or were wheelchair bound and were suffering from moderate to severe central neuropathic pain which had not been alleviated by currently available medications. Patients continued to take their existing medication throughout the trial1.
Sativex was administered as an oromucosal spray allowing flexible dosing which is ideally suited to the variable nature of MS. Sativex was generally well tolerated in the study1.
Dr Carolyn Young, principal investigator and Consultant Neurologist based at the Walton Centre for Neurology and Neurosurgery in Liverpool said, "Central neuropathic pain occurs frequently in people with MS. It can be tremendously debilitating and unresponsive to existing therapies. Our findings demonstrate that Sativex was effective in reducing both central pain in MS and pain-related sleep disturbance in a population with moderate to severe central pain inadequately relieved by existing medication".
Sativex has been developed by UK-based GW Pharmaceuticals plc and is currently approved as a prescription medicine in Canada for the symptomatic relief of neuropathic pain in adults with MS. Sativex is marketed in Canada by Bayer HealthCare. An ongoing clinical trial programme is currently being undertaken to support regulatory approval in the UK. Upon UK approval, Sativex will be exclusively marketed by Bayer HealthCare.
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Sativex is derived from whole plant extracts of two specifically bred cannabis plant varieties. The extracts are combined to produce a standardised formulation containing two major components of cannabis, the cannabinoids delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD).
Sativex is formulated into a pump action oromucosal (mouth) spray designed for self-administration by the patient. Each spray of Sativex delivers a fixed dose of 2.7mg THC and 2.5mg CBD.
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Neuropathic pain is caused by damage to or dysfunction of the nervous system. It is usually chronic and accompanied by unpleasant burning or shooting sensations, or extreme sensitivity to touch.
It is estimated that at least 2.4% of the world's population suffers from neuropathic pain2, including over 1.4 million patients in UK.
It is estimated that central neuropathic pain (pain initiated or caused by damage to the central nervous system, i.e.brain or spinal cord) occurs in up to 52% of people with multiple sclerosis3. Up to 32% of patients with MS regard pain among their most severe symptoms4describing it as frequent, disabling and inadequately managed5.
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Bayer HealthCare's aim is to discover and manufacture innovative products that will improve human and animal health worldwide. The products enhance well-being and quality of life by diagnosing, preventing and treating disease.
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- Biovie J. Central Pain. In: Wall PD, Melzack R, eds. Textbook of pain, 4th ed. Hong Kong: Harcourt Publishers Ltd, 1999:879-914
- Stenager E, Knudsen L, Jensen K. Acute and chronic pain syndromes in multiple sclerosis. Acta Neurol Scand 1991;84:197-200
- Thompson AJ. Symptomatic treatment in multiple sclerosis. Curr Opin Neurol 1998;11(4):305-309


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I just took some time to update the wiki about which games that use WME:
If anyone wants to help out, I'd love to get some more information on the games, especially the untested category. Particularly:
* What versions of them exist?
* Do they detect as wmefan-something? (Then please send me the detection-data for it, which will be output in the console).
* Release-dates?
* Authors? (This is mostly already available for most games, at the WME wiki, so not as important as the rest, but good for verification)
* Do they start at all?
* Do they crash?
If there are games missing on those lists (i.e. games I haven't heard of yet), then feel free to tell me about those too.
If you pick up one of those games (Some of the commercial ones are available to buy in digital form, i.e. East Side Story)
A decent place to start is:
http://res.dead-code.org/doku.php/games:start for finding the games.
I must say that at this point I have no specific plans for any of the untested games, but gathering information on their current state is a first step.
Please beware that I do NOT accept bug reports for the untested games at this point, unless I explicitly ask you to file reports on specific bugs.
What about those
The Game that takes place on a Cruise Ship
The Interview
Cubert Badbone, P.I.
all to be found on Deirda's site
With the long list of (also freeware) games on this site i'm not sure what is a no-go and what would work.
Are those games verified to be using WME? (The Deirdra-ones?)
I`m mostly interested in knowing what works and what doesn`t right now, as exhaustively testing the WME-games-page takes quite a bit of time. And so any help is much appreciated.
EDIT: But also, I'm interested in information on games NOT listed on that page as well, thus the listings of Author/Release-date (the latter is missing on the WME Wiki).
quote: Originally posted by RazielThe Game that takes place on a Cruise Ship
The Interview
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The Interview
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Actual Destination
The authors are Marcus Grönskog and Adam Storhed. The release date, according to the data in the zipfile, is November 3, 2009.
As I said in the WME testing thread, this works fine (tested with ScummVM Win32 1.7.0git485-g8672139) without any ScummVM related issues. There's an issue where the both characters move their mouths at the same time whenever either one of them are speaking, but that exists in the original, so it's not a ScummVM issue.
The Dead City
The author is NiHiLiS Games. The website linked on the WME Games page is dead, but with a quick Google search, I found that it has moved here. According to that page, the game was released on June 21, 2004.
I tested this with ScummVM Win32 1.7.0git485-g8672139, and found a major issue that prevents it from being completable. At the scene at the bridge, there seems to be some major transparency issues, as pretty much the entire scene is displayed as solid pink. This seems to mess with the game's object detection, as the entire scene is displayed as "water", making it impossible to progress beyond this point.
I uploaded a screenshot showing this problem here.
Wilma Tetris
The authors are Off Studio and Dead:Code. The release date, according to the game's announcement post is December 8, 2003.
This one's normally distributed as an EXE, and won't detect in ScummVM. However, I recompiled it from the source (the source is available here) so that it included a data.dcp file, and it detected just fine as wmefan-wtetris-win and displays as Wilma Tetris (fangame) (Windows) (the recompiled version with data.dcp can be found here).
It runs pretty much perfectly (tested with ScummVM Win32 1.7.0git543-gf023321). The only little higgle is that the keys are different in ScummVM (the keys are as they should be in the recompiled exe, so it seems to not be an issue arising from my recompilation). Instead of the arrow keys, it seems the keys are as follows:
The md5 data: {"data.dcp", 0, "2b1095c6353c4a5f990e93e51819985b", 2780092},
Reversion: The Escape
The author is 3f interactivo. According to the blog on that site, the release date was May 5, 2012.
I played through version 1.3 (English) with ScummVM Win32 1.7.0git543-gf023321. It runs fine with no issues (except for slow movies and slow animations) right up until you finish the last puzzle. Then ScummVM crashes (back to Windows) before the final scene begins (the last messages displayed are WARNING: Unknown marker C2, skipping 15 bytes! and WARNING: JPEG: Invalid component!).
Reversion: The Meeting
As before, the author is 3f interactivo. The release date was March 5, 2013.
With ScummVM Win32 1.7.0git543-gf023321, it crashes at startup (into ScummVM's debug console) with the message: ERROR: StringUtil::Ut#8ToWide - WideString not supported yet!
Trader of Stories
It was created by Marek Rudowski. According to that blog, it was released on June 12, 2009.
I couldn't get it to detect (something's up with my build of ScummVM, since it doesn't even detect the WME games I tried earlier today), but I cheated and pointed a pre-existing WME entry to the game's folder.
It's playable up to the point where you click on the "to the wiseman", then it crashes (back to Windows). The last message displayed before the crash is the same as Reversion: The Meeting (WARNING: Unknown marker C2, skipping 15 bytes! and WARNING: JPEG: Invalid component!).
The md5 data: {"data.dcp", 0, "0a0b51191636cc8ead89b905281c3218", 40401902},
The wiki has been updated. (And the detection should work again).


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LSU and Alabama Remain On Top of BCS Standings park
Undefeated Teams Hold Top Six Slots
After posting dominant victories this weekend, Louisiana State University and the University of Alabama remain in the top two positions in the latest BCS Standings. However, there has been some shake-up in the standings after a pair of losses this weekend. Moving up to No. 3 is Oklahoma State, which takes the spot of its rival, Oklahoma, which drops to No. 9 after being upended by Texas Tech. No. 4 is Boise State, which had a tougher-than-expected victory over Air Force, but still moved up. Rounding out the top five is Clemson, which remains undefeated after cruising against North Carolina.
The wins by LSU and Alabama all but ensure that No. 1 will meet No. 2 in Tuscaloosa on Nov. 5 – both teams have byes this week. That same weekend, the No. 3 Cowboys will host No. 9 Oklahoma in the annual "Bedlam" game, which could still determine the Big 12 champion. The top two teams in the final BCS standings play in the Allstate BCS National Championship game in New Orleans this year (Monday, Jan. 9).
Undefeated Stanford takes over the No. 6 slot in the rankings as Wisconsin drops to No. 15 after losing in a thriller to Michigan State (now No. 11). The other two remaining undefeated teams are Kansas State, which is No. 8, and No. 17 Houston. The Wildcats host Oklahoma on Saturday in the only game between top-10 teams this weekend.
Oregon is the highest-rated one-loss team, jumping three positions to No. 7 -its only loss is to top-ranked LSU. The second SEC school to appear is No. 10 Arkansas, which dropped one position after a tight victory over Ole Miss. The Razorbacks' only loss is to No. 2 Alabama.
Michigan State had the biggest jump of the week, climbing to No. 11 after its thrilling win over the Badgers. Virginia Tech is the second ACC school in the ratings at No. 12, while No. 13 South Carolina gives the SEC a fourth program in the top 13. No. 14 Nebraska is the top-rated Big Ten school, while the Big East's top-rated team is No. 25 West Virginia.
Overall, the SEC has six teams in the top 25, second only to the Big 12, which has seven Top-25 teams. The Big Ten has four teams ranked, while the Pac-12 has three top-25 programs and the ACC has two. Boise State (Mountain West) and Houston (Conference USA) are the only schools representing non-automatic qualifying conferences.
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On Monday, I bought a jar of kimchee. Today, I went to eat it and discovered that the "button" is up on top of the jar, even though it has that "sealed for your protection" plastic that has to be taken off before the lid is unscrewed (glass jar, metal lid). I went to the store to exchange it, but stopped by to look at the other jars and discovered that all of the jars had their "buttons" up except for one. Normally a "button" that is up is really bad news for the food inside, but I don't know much about making kimchee, so I don't know if it has to be sealed/sterilized in the same way as other canned foods. I know that properly fermented kimchee can keep for more than a month. Maybe Banyan Foods just uses the "button" lids anyway? The kimchee in the jar looks exactly as kimchee should (nothing spawning new life forms in there).
Anyway, I'll probably end up tossing the kimchee and storing something in the jar, but in case we have any kimchee experts here, I want to pose the question: can I eat it?*
I'm ever so slightly paranoid about botulism and other bacteria, but I'd also like to avoid tossing a good jar of kimchee if there's nothing wrong with it. I also don't trust the people at my grocery store to have any idea.
Here's the information on the jar:
"unpasteurized and live"
"no msg or preservatives
"best by apr/24/2010"
"keep refrigerated"
"ingredients: Chinese cabbage, water, salt, ginger, green onion, garlic, chili pepper"
There is NOT a note saying "do not eat if button is up."
*I recognize that nobody here has a degree in food sanitation or the authority to answer this question in any manner apart from personal opinion, which may or may not apply to my situation
The kimchi I buy comes in a sealed packet. The package says that as it is a naturally and continuously fermenting food the package may swell. There's also a sachet inside to absorb this fermentation gas.
I've noticed that the packages do vary in their 'firmness' - i.e. how much gas accumulates inside. Personally, I would think it natural for the button on the top of an unopened kimchi jar to pop up (but not for a non-live sterile food like baby puree), but as I said, I've never bought it in a jar before.
If the kimchi tastes 'fizzy'/overly sour or the texture is disagreeably soft then you might want to be cautious, but even if you have mild doubts you can still cook with it.
It never even occurred to me to cook with it. I should open the jar and see if the cabbage is still a nice texture....
It is alive, it is fermenting, it will be producing gas. That should be pretty normal for kimchi. A pop-up topped jar seems an odd way to keep the stuff though.
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Yeah; I'm guessing that that that type of jar was the most cost-effective method for packaging it..or something like that. I just poked around in the jar and the texture/smell seem about right.
Kimchi is great as a sort of flavor base in stir fries and such! Kimchi fried rice is a favorite of mine!
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I am very new, like I have never done this before, how do I get started ,and find where to go and all of that ? Can someone fill me in?
I am very new, like I have never done this before, how do I get started ,and find where to go and all of that ? Can someone fill me in?
We have two weekly chat sessions, the one on Monday is just for new cachers. The one tonight at 8:00 pm is open, but we would love to discuss tricks and techniques. Just clik on the Chat (memebers only) link above and follow the prompts. If you have trouble, post a note here, we'll try to help
Welcome to Geocaching!!
vesper - welcome - come on and chat and get to know folks. Do you have a GPSr? Have you been to geocaching.com the main web site?
I am not a newbie to caching, but a newbie to this site....and Monday chat room didn't seem like newbie night...I could barely keep up?! Maybe you all oldies could introduce yourself some more....I as a newbie to the site was completely lost on topic, and didn't have much to say. Not trying to gripe,(hopefully no one takes this wrong) but keep it in mind for future newbies who try and join the chat on newbie night!
Anyhow, welcome vesper04101.....to this site and caching!
I dont tend to use the chat nights as it is very hard to keep on topic. When I do go to chat I use it as a social tool more than information seeking. I think the question that you asked is way to broad to even address, Here is a link to get you started. http://www.geocaching.com/about/
There is nothing better than first hand experiance. Find someone in the website that is going to be caching in your neck of the woods and see if they will give you first hand help. It is much easier to show you than to explain. If you break to question down it will help a little.
And welcome aboard. And yes we do get derailed from the topic once and aqhile so just remind us and we will get back on topic. LOL
I totally get the social tool...however if you advertise on a website that a certain night is for newbies, then welcome newbies and keep it as that! AND welcome newbies and try to make them comfortable to the website! As I said I am not a newbie to caching but I had a hard time keeping up....imagine an actual newbie to caching and trying to keep up and how they would be turned off to a website that advertised newbie chat night...
Good point, TD12. I guess a lot of it is we haven't had a newbie in there for a while and we are out of practice.
If anyone wants to meet up any other time for a more stable discussion, the chat is always open. You may have to post in these forums asking for anyone interested to help to show up at a certain time, and then hope for the best. If I am home I am usually logged in but not always paying attention. Speak up and give me a few minutes and maybe I'll be around, or if you are lucky, someone else will be.
There is also national Geocaching chat, which may or may not be a better option depending on the time of day at http://gcchat.clayjar.com or for IRC users #Geocache on irc.slashnet.org.
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I was in there Monday night too TD12. I guess it was easy for me to forget your a newbie to our site. I knew you had been caching for awhile so I guess I wasn't thinking of you as a newbie. My bad! As Brdad said we haven't had anyone in there lately to answer questions for so we tend to just ramble on like we do on Wednesday nights. Lets try again next week.
Happy Trails!
Keep in mind that staying on topic is very hard to do. Even this thread is a bit off topic now, since it wasn't about chat, but about how to get started in Geocaching.
So, getting back to the basics:
1. Go to http://www.geocaching.com/
2. Press the "log in" button and enter your user name and password when prompted.
3. Enter you zip code in the upper right, just below the log in button, and press the arrow to proceed.
4. The next page will show all of the caches near your zip code.
5. Click on the blue, underlined description of any one of the caches.
6. The next page will show all of the information about the cache.
7. Near the top, you will find a set of numbers, like this "N 43° 05.952 W 070° 43.941"
8. Enter these numbers into your gps.
9. Read the rest of the page!
10. Now, just use your gps go to the waypoint.
When you get to the cache area, you will be looking for something, usually a container of some type. The cache page will usually have a description of what to look for and perhaps some hints as to where to look. Keep in mind that no one is expected to be tresspassing or damaging property in any way. So, if you find yourself in a questionable situation, turn back and re-read the page. Don't hesitate to ask the cache owner for help.
After you find the cache container, you will (usually) see a log book inside. Sign your name and perhaps the date and some description of what you liked about it.
When you get home, go to the website again and log in. Then go to the cache page again and press "log your visit". Enter a description again, just like the written log, (or different, if you prefer).
Then, repeat the process untill you have seen the world!!
You'll likely have other questions, but at least this a place to start.
I guess the first thing you need to do is have a GPS receiver (GPSr). Next you need to go to geocaching.com and start an account -- as a newbie you can and probably should start off with the free account. If, in a few months, you think that this is an activity you really enjoy and/or you are beginning to think about going paperless and using a Palm Pilot or similiar PDA to keep track of the caches in your area then you might want to go up a step and become a paid, premium member.
Once you are a member (free or paid) you can go to the Find and Seek section of geocaching.com. For me I usually type in the zip code of wherever I want to cache . . . as a newbie I would probably start out doing some local caches to get my feet wet so to speak.
Once you type in the zip code a list of caches will pop up on the screen. This info will show you how far it is from the town/city's center (the zip code you typed in), the type of cache it is and a few other items of interest. A real quick primer on the type of cache: a single green box means the cache is a traditional cache where you will find a single cache (this could be a very small -- nano -- cache, a small cache about the size of a magnetic keyholder or 35 mm film canister, regular cache which is often lock and lock boxes or ammo boxes or larger) . . . two yellow boxes means that this is a multi cache which means you will be searching for two or more caches before you get to the final log book, a question mark means this is a puzzle cache where you typically have to solve the puzzle to get the coordinates for the cache (more on this later) and a ghost means that there is no physical cache at the location, but you may need to e-mail the cache owner some information or a picture that can only be found or taken at that site.
The info page also shows the name of the cache, who placed it and when it was last found as well as when it was first placed . . . finally, most importantly . . . especially for newbies . . . it will show the difficulty and terrain of the search (D and T). The lower the number (1 being the lowest) the easier the cache is to find when it comes to difficulty . . . and conversely the higher the number (5 being the highest) the more difficult it will be to find the cache -- usually because it's a very well camouflaged or hidden cache. The terrain rating is the same -- a terrain rating of 1 for example would mean that you could pretty much get to this cache in a wheelchair whereas a 5 means you're in for a very long hike, wicked rough terrain or you might need specialized equipment such as a boat to reach the cache.
So let's walk through this together. After going to geocaching.com and typing in Portland's zip code (well one of them at least) -- 04101 -- we come up with several nearby caches. On page 1 you'll see several examples of traditional caches (green boxes), multi caches (two yellow boxes), virtual caches (the ghosts) and even puzzle caches (the question marks.) A very easy cache to start off with is the dalmatian series of caches . . . you'll see 101 Dalmatians #9, Lawnmower. Note that the difficulty and terrain rating is 1 and 1. You might want to start off with one of these as they are an excellent way to learn how to use your GPSr and to have a successful first search.
However, if you go to page 2 you'll see the Yale University Cache which is also rated 1/1. Let's check this one out. Click on Yale University and you'll be brought to a more detailed page for this cache.
This page shows us who hid Yale University, when it was hid, the difficulty and terrain rating once again and the size (small) which is often helpful since you don't want to be looking for a 3 x 12 x 8 box in the woods when the hidden cache container is actually much smaller (trust me this has happened to me when I failed to read the whole description.) There's also a small map showing you the general location of the cache . . . and a little further down a more detailed map that gives you an even better view of the cache location . . . if you click on that map you can even zoom in or out to get a better idea of where you're going to.
The most important part on this page however is in the light blue shaded box. It has the coordinates, shown in North (N) and West (W). You'll definitely need this. Some GPSrs can download the coordinates directly from the computer . . . as for me when I first started out I printed out the page and input the coordinates (aka coords) directly into my GPSr as a waypoint (you'll want to read your GPSr manual to see how to do that as it varies by model and manufacturer.)
This page also has a description . . . some are very short and to the point. Others can be quite long (I often have a tendency of being a long winded I must confess since I like to put out caches with a little bit of history about them -- for fun check out my Before Lizzie Borden cache description . . . you can read all about this by going to geocaching.com, looking under the Hide and Seek section and then at the very bottom under "keywords" type in Before Lizzie Borden.) Yale University is a great example of a nice cache to get you started as the hider describes the terrain you'll encounter and tells you a little bit about their cache. At the right side of the page you'll also see some pictographs -- if you place your cursor on these you'll see that they indicate that this cache should take you less than an hour, it's good for kids and parking is nearby -- incidentally if you look further down the page you'll see that this hider was really nice as he/she provided coordinates for the parking spot -- some folks do this with caches and some don't. There's also an encrypted hint -- you can decrypt it here very easily or do it on the trail. Finally, there are past logs (more on this in a bit) from cachers who have found this cache . . . it shows when they found it and includes some of their thoughts, what they took and left, etc.
So let's say you punched in the parking coordinates, drove out to the parking area and then punched in the coords for this cache. OK, this is important. Don't do what I did when I first started and try to match up the coords shown on your GPSr with the coords on your print out . . . you'll end up walking forward, backwards, to your right, to your left and basically look like you're doing a drunken version of the hokey pokey as you attempt to find the cache. Instead use your GPSr's "go to waypoint" feature (again check out your GPSr manual) and the compass screen which will then point you in the right direction.
OK, more free advice. Some newbies think that their GPSr will bring them right to the cache. Sometimes it works out that way. Sometimes it doesn't. You see there are a lot of variables. The cache hider may not have taken the time to get a really good set of coords (I try to go out to where I'm hiding my cache and get three sets of coords and then take the average). The cache hider's GPSr may not have had a good satellite lock due to the terrain, weather, etc. and may be off anywheres from 0-30 feet. In addition your GPSr may not be super accurate that day.
In any case, let's say you're successful and you find Yale Cache. Congrats. Now let's see what's inside the cache. There's two simple rules about finding a cache: First, if you take something you leave something of equal value (in other words don't take a $1 bill and leave a rock you found on the trail -- I know it sounds stupid, but I've seen people do this). Second, you need to find the log book in the cache and at the very least record your name and date of the find . . . many folks also include a few lines about the search, what they left/took, etc. OK, I lied . . . I said there were only two things . . . there is a final third thing to remember that is very important and it's something many, many geocachers seem to have problems with . . . once you've made the trade (purely optional by the way) and recorded your name and date in the log you should put the cache back how you found it in the same place and with the same camouflage -- don't try to hide the cache in a different place to make it more challenging for the next cacher, or hide it in a different way, etc.
As you're trooping out of the woods you might begin to wonder . . . what was that small dinosaur with a dog tag attached to it . . . or that computer chip with the dog tag. These are travel bugs . . . there are also things called geocoins. These are not tradeable items, but are items that have been released into the wild so to speak by geocachers who then watch their travel bugs and coins travel from cache to cache. Some of these items have specific missions -- for example I have a Bangor Ladder TB that has the goal of going to cities where there have been major fires. Other TBs just go from cache to cache. Until you get the feel for geocaching I would probably hold off on taking a TB.
You might also have found a signature item. A signature item is a geocacher's "business card." Many geocachers leave items that are unique to them. For example, I have a series of painted and unpainted miniature ladders that I drop into caches . . . some folks collect the whole series and some cachers just collect one . . . this is just another aspect to geocaching.
OK, at this point you might have noticed I used TB in place of Travel Bug. In geocaching there are a number of anacronyms. For example: FTF = First To Find (this means the cacher was the first to find the cache), TNLN = Took Nothing, Left Nothing (pretty self explanatory), SL = Signed Log, TFTC = Thanks For the Cache . . . there are a few others out there, but these are the most common.
So now you're home basking in the glow of being able to find your first cache. Well, don't go to bed quite yet . . . you still need to record your find on line. Go back to geocaching.com and find that cache you just found. At the top of the page you'll see a box . . . click on the tag line that says "Log your visit." A new page will appear with a drop down menu. If you found the cache, choose that option and type in a short message of your own choosing . . . typically it might include what you took/left, what you thought of the cache, etc. Personally, I hate it when cachers leave a bland TNLN SL TFTC message . . . I figure if I took the time to make the hide it would be nice to know what folks thought of the cache and the area . . . however this is your own personal choice. If for some reason you didn't find the cache there is an option for Did not Find -- the dreaded DNF. Don't worry. We've all got DNFs . . . and in some cases a logged DNF will result in the cache hider e-mailing you an additional hint (at least I try to do so) . . . or it might indicate that perhaps the cache is missing so the cache hider may check on the cache. There is no shame in recording a DNF . . . Lord knows Iv'e recorded my fair share.
Well that's that . . . any other questions? In my next post I'll explain the meaning of life.
Again, welcome . . . and ask away.
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In this video we show you how to create a mailing label report in Access by using the Label Wizard. We use a table as the record source, but you can also use the data from a query, form, or report. This procedure is not limited to mailing labels; the Label Wizard includes measurements for many different types of labels.
Use the following procedure to create the labels:
In the Navigation Pane, select the object that contains the data you want on your labels.
On the Create tab, in the Reports group, click Labels.
Note: If you're working in a web database, the Labels command is located under Client Reports.
If Access displays a security notice, click Open.
Access starts the Label Wizard.
On the first page of the wizard, select the manufacturer and product number of the labels you are using.
I don't know (or can't find) the manufacturer of my labels.
If you can't find the manufacturer of your labels in the wizard, or if you don't have the product information, you can create a custom label by using this procedure:
Click Customize.
Select your unit of measure and label type, and then click New.
In the New Label dialog box, set the unit of measure, the label type, orientation, and how many labels there are across a page.
Measure your labels and enter the exact dimensions in the boxes on the label mockup.
Click OK, and then close the New Label Size dialog box.
Once you have entered a custom label, the wizard changes to only show custom labels. To toggle back to the original display of commercial label brands, clear the Show custom label sizes check box.
On the next page of the wizard, select the text formatting you want for your labels.
On the next page of the wizard, add the fields you want on each line of your label by using the following steps:
On the Prototype Label, click the line to which you want to add fields.
In the Available Fields list, double-click each data fields you want on that line.
Click on the Prototype Label and type any spaces or punctuation you want to appear on the label, such as a comma and space after the City field.
Tip: If you accidentally add a field that you don't want, you can delete it by selecting the field and pressing DELETE.
On the next page, select a sort order for the labels. This step is optional.
On the next page, enter a name for the report, and then click Finish.
Access creates the labels and displays a message if there are any problems. With some label sizes, Access might display an information message that there's not enough horizontal space for everything to fit. If the message appears, click OK to clear it. Access opens the labels in Print Preview.
If the labels look good in Print Preview, print a test sheet on plain paper and hold it up to a sheet of the labels to see if the text lines up with the labels. If it does, you're ready to print onto the labels themselves.
What about the message about not enough horizontal space?
This message, when it appears, is a side-effect of the measurements of some labels. Usually it occurs when the labels come very close to the left and right edges of the label sheet. This causes the wizard to specify some measurements that are outside of the normal printing range, and that, in turn, causes the message to appear when you preview or print the labels.
If you are satisfied with the alignment of the text on the labels, and you're not getting a blank page every other page, then we recommend leaving the design of the report as it is, and just clicking OK on the message each time. You can try tweaking the alignment and Page Setup settings in Design View, but it's likely you'll just throw off the alignment.
Note: Print Preview is the only view in which you can see the columns as you have laid them out. If you view the report in Report View or Layout View, Access displays all the data in a single column.


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Thanks to God's Love We Deliver I am able to get meals that are nutritionally healthy for me as I am limited in mobility and can't cook for myself. The meals allow me to stretch my food stamps monthly and the staff assists me with having someone here at home prepare meals that I would not normally cook for myself and are healthier. Thanks God's Love, you're the best.- Lennie
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Diane Lane and Michael Shannon, who filmed the Superman reboot "Man of Steel" in the Chicago area last summer, will both return this fall in the name of theater.
Lane will star in the Goodman Theatre's production of "Sweet Bird of Youth" Sept. 14-Oct. 25 and will be on hand for Goodman's Season Opening Benefit Sept. 24. The Oscar-winner and wife of actor James Brolin plays Clark Kent's mother, Martha Kent, in "Man of Steel."
Oscar-nominee and "Boardwalk Empire" actor Michael Shannon, who plays villain General Zod in the superhero film, will co-host A Red Orchid Theatre's 20th anniversary gala Nov. 12 at Sunda and The Underground. Next year, Shannon, who co-founded the Old Town theater, is scheduled to star in A Red Orchid's production of "Simpatico" June 13-July 28. "Man of Steel" hits movie theaters June 14, 2013.
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EASTHAM, Mass. (AP) — Three cannons explode on a deserted Cape Cod beach, unleashing a startling cloud of white smoke and sand. In tandem, projectiles erupt from the ground, flinging a net over a group of elusive shorebirds known as red knots.
A dozen wildlife researchers emerge from hiding and sprint to transfer the prized catch into holding boxes and then to a camp nearby. There, they collect feather samples as they measure, weigh and tag the robin-size birds, then fit their legs with tiny geolocators and release them.
Biologists hope the geolocators will use ambient light to calculate and record the locations of the rosy-breasted birds, helping conservation workers who will recapture them to determine their migration routes and refueling stops.
The red knot is already on New Jersey's endangered species list and has been proposed for inclusion on the federal list. It's known for its South America-to-Arctic migration, a 10,000-mile flight.
The population has dropped by up to 75 percent since the 1980s in some areas, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The decrease is partly fueled by a drastic decline in the horseshoe crab population in Delaware Bay, a key refueling stop during their migration to the Arctic breeding grounds.
Red knots may also be vulnerable at areas where juveniles spend their first winter away from the Arctic, said Stephanie Koch, biologist for Eastern Massachusetts National Wildlife Refuge. Identifying those locations will enable experts to evaluate if they are protected and secure enough for the species.
The plight of the red knots highlights a bigger problem.
"We've been focusing on the knot because there's big migration, this is a flashy shorebird, but 70 percent of shorebird species are in decline," said Lawrence J. Niles of the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey. "It's the stopovers. ... If they don't have them, then they either can't make it down or can't make it back."


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Among the favorite summer goodies are zucchini and other members of the summer squash family. Procrastinators, this is your last call; before you know it, zucchini will be in the rear view window.
A Brief History/Cultivation
The zucchino (singular form of the Italian word "zucchini') is part of the extensive Cucurbitaceae family, which includes cucumber, watermelon and winter squash. In fact, both the winter and summer squash gangs belong to the same genus - Cucurbita pepo - an additional layer of botanical intimacy that defies physical appearance. What's considered summer squash - zucchini, crookneck, straightneck and pattypan - is essentially the immature, tender-skinned and diminutive versions of their more durable, tough-skinned siblings such as butternut, hubbard and acorn.
Don't let the word zucchini fool you into thinking summer squash got its start in Italy. In fact, along with its C. pepo brethren, zucchini is a native of the Americas, and an ancient one at that. Archeologists have located seeds in Mexican caves that suggest that C. pepo was first cultivated about 10,000 years ago.
Along with corn and beans, squash was one of the "three sisters" crops planted by native Americans. The word "squash" comes from the Narrangansett word "askutasquash," translated as "green thing eaten raw."
Before Christopher Columbus brought squash seeds to Europe, the summer plants were (and are still) known in the Americas as calabacitas, the dimunitive of calabaza (the generic word for squash).
Once in Europe, the Italians coined the big-boned relatives as zucca and its more petite kin as zucchino (though it's hard to think of this prolific plant in the singular form). In France, it became known as courge and courgette, which is how they're referred to in the U.K.
Not until the 1920s did zucchini return to this side of the pond, thanks to Italian immigrants. To this day, zucchini is how many Americans refer to all summer squash.
Factual Nibbles
- There are two Guinness World Records for zucchini: British gardener Bernard Lavery has remained the heavyweight champ since 1990 when he presented his 64 1/2 - pound zucchini.
- For length strength, the record was set in 2014 by Giovanni Batista Scozzafava of Niagara Falls, Canada for his 8 feet, 3.3 inch-long garden monstrosity.
Environmental Impact
According to the Environmental Working Group's 2012 Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce, zucchini and other summer squash rank 23 out of 49, putting it somewhere in the middle of the pesticide load road. Summer squash deals with a fair share of insects as well as a powdery mildew, a temptation for conventional growers to spray crops.
Of more pressing concern is zucchini's place at the GMO table. As of December, 2011, there are approximately 25, 000 acres of zucchini and yellow squash from genetically engineered seeds in commercial production, according to the Non-GMO Project.
In the absence of GMO labeling laws, consumers are in the dark when buying zucchini in the conventional marketplace, unless they are buying directly from growers at farmers markets, farm stands and through CSA programs. I recommend asking questions and buying as locally as possible.
A note on eating seasonally where you live: Because of its high water content (95 percent), zucchini is highly perishable. Its fragile state does not bode well for off-season imports (mostly from Mexico). Another reason to eat from your foodshed!
(See our veggie rule of thumb, below*.)
Like its cousin, the watermelon, zucchini is super low cal - 1 cup of raw zucchini is just 18 calories. A rich source of Vitamins B2, B6 and C, potassium (great for blood pressure), zucchini also offers decent amounts of fiber and even a little bit of protein. Step right up for some anti-inflammatory assistance and an antioxidant pep talk to boot.
What to Look For
No boo-boos, please. Leave the dull zukes behind (it means they're one step away from compost). Although tempting, the overgrown zucchini you see for a dollar at the farmers' market are better used as baseball bats than tonight's supper. Wood pulp comes to mind.
Keep refrigerated until ready to use (wrapped in paper instead of plastic, which creates moisture), which should be within two or three days of purchase. Zucchini do not age well; they get mushy, moldy or both.
Don't bother freezing; because of its high water content, thawed out zucchini will result in a disappointing puddly mess akin to a melted snowman.
What to Do With It
In case you hadn't noticed, zucchini and other summer squash are mild. Some might say bland. It does need help from more robust flavor companions. On the bright side, zucchini plays nicely with others - garlic, tomatoes, leafy herbs, olives, roasted peppers, onions and various cheeses, for starters. It also has the virtue of versatility. Zucchini can be sautéed, batter fried, stuffed, grated, grilled, gratineed, pureed and roasted - and I'm sure I'm missing something. Whatever you do, don't boil it. Again, back to the 95 percent water content. Adding more water to the mix is the last thing you want to do. Think of cooking methods that will encourage water release and toughen the cell walls - grilling, frying, roasting.
Squash blossoms: Yay or nay? YAY. If they're still available at your farmers' market, do yourself a favor and buy a handful. I like to dredge them in a batter made from chickpea flour fry them like a pakora. They make for a light, crisp and super festive snack.
But wait, there's more: Zucchini has a sweet side, too, and I'm not talking about a breakfast quick bread from the Starbucks case. I'm talking about a Bundt-shaped chocolate cake that even with a heaping wholesome helping of grated zukes and heart-healthy olive oil, is decidedly more elegant than crunchy-granola, an impressive ending to a dinner party.
Now who wants cake?
Chocolate Zucchini Cake
Soft butter for greasing an angel food cake or Bundt-style pan
3 cups all-purpose flour (or white whole wheat flour)
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 ½ teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup granulated sugar
3 large eggs
1 cup olive oil
1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
3 ounces unsweetened baking chocolate
1 pound zucchini, grated
1 cup semi or bittersweet chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees.
Smear the bottom and the sides of an angel food cake or Bundt-style pan with the butter.
In a medium mixing bowl, place the flour, cinnamon, baking powder and salt, and stir to combine.
In a large mixing bowl, beat sugar and eggs with an electric mixer, on medium high speed, for about two minutes, until light in color and thickened. Use a rubber spatula to scrape down sides of bowl. Gradually add oil in a steady stream while mixing. Continue to mix until batter is yellow in color (with olive oil, it will be slightly green) and thick, about 90 seconds. Beat in the applesauce.
Melt the unsweetened chocolate and add to the egg mixture. Stir in the grated zucchini, followed by the chocolate chips.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and place pan on a baking sheet. Bake for 50 to 60 minutes, or until a skewer inserted in the middle comes out clean. Allow to cool for 1 hour, then invert.
Makes about 12 servings.
(*Fruit and vegetable rule of thumb: We think that first and foremost, in terms of nutrition, people should eat lots of fruits and vegetables whether they are organic or not. The EWG's guide is a handy list, but we will point out here that the impacts of pesticides are not limited to your ingestion of them - agricultural chemicals also affect farmworkers and local waterways, both good reasons to buy organic, even those vegetables that carry a light pesticide load. Also, it has been demonstrated that produce grown by small-scale farmers, even those who are not certified organic, tends to have a lighter pesticide load than its industrially-produced counterpart, owing to industry's tendency toward large monocrops.)
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Since the 2012 political conventions kicked off last week, you've heard all about a young mayor named Julian Castro, an old ex-mayor named Clint Eastwood, an empty chair named Imaginary Barack Obama -- plus a lot of cross-talk about whether you did or didn't build that.
You didn't hear anything about Christopher J. Birdwell, Mabry J. Anders, Jessica M. Wing, Jonathan P. Schmidt, Jeremie S. Border, or Kyle R. Rookey. They are the six American soldiers who've died while serving in Afghanistan -- the longest war in American history, at 11 years and counting -- since the first gavel dropped in Tampa.
"Don't mention the war" was the catch phrase in an iconic episodeof the John Cleese sit-com "Fawlty Towers," but it also could have been a theme night at either the Republican or Democratic convention. A nation at war has managed to stage its two major political confabs of the early 2010s with none of the trappings of a nation at war -- either in high-profile tributes to the American fighting men and women, or in any serious policy debate about why we fight...still, over a decade later.
Last week's high profile acceptance speech by Republican nominee Mitt Romney was a remarkable event -- even by the standards of a society that prides itself in willful ignorance of the efforts of volunteer soldiers halfway around the world. The candidate made no mention of Afghanistan or even "war," other than a passing reference to properity after World War II.
That hasn't happened in 60 years. Even conservative partisan William Kristol took to his blog after Romney's speech to question "the civic propriety of a presidential nominee failing even to mention, in his acceptance speech, a war we're fighting and our young men and women who are fighting it."
Romney's omission may have created an opening for a savvy pol like President Obama. But it's a safe bet that the commander-in-chief and his surrogates will be highly selective in what they talk about -- you may hear the name "Osama bin Laden" once or twice, unlike the GOP in Tampa -- and in what they don't talk about, including drone strikes that have killed dozens of civilians and inspired a new generation of terrorists and targeted assassination, even of American citizens.
Neither party is eager going to answer the one question a war-weary nation would actually like answered. When will it end?
"Politically, Afghanistan is difficult to discuss," Boston University international relations professor Andrew Bacevich told me by email yesterday. Bacevich is a retired colonel who fought in Vietnam and lost his son in Iraq, a self-identified conservative who became a leading critic of U.S. military policy."
The war is clearly not being won," Bacevich continued. "Yet neither party will say that's it's being lost. That might imply that the troops are somehow at fault. By and large, the attention of a war-weary and cash-strapped electorate lies elsewhere. Keeping mum on the subject is the expedient way to go."
Perhaps so. In a couple days, the Democrats, their glitzy stage and 15,000 reporters will be leaving Charlotte in a hurray. But just under 100,000 American troops on Afghanistan will still be coming home in agonizingly slow motion.


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Karateka launch trailer gives sensei's perspective
Karateka, a follow up to Prince of Persia creator Jordan Mechner's very first game, arrived on Xbox Live this week. Check out the "Extended Director's Cut" of its launch trailer, complete with live action, special effects, and gameplay footage.
Karateka is due on iDevice, PC and the PlayStation Network before the end of the year; a Wii U version is expected but undated.
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Missouri-based coachbuilders RetroBuilt offer these '69 Shelby GT500CS replicas built off the unmodified underpinnings/interior of a 2005 or later Mustang GT. Go-fast bits available to match the Shelby-licensed looks. It's as wholesome and natural as skittles dipped in fake chrome.


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The Department of Labor was established in 1935 by statutory authority in PL 1935, chapter 2250. Upon creation, the department assumed the responsibilities of the former Commissioner of Labor and the Superintendent of Industrial Statistics existing before that title. The department gradually evolved over the following decades to include a variety of divisions, boards, and advisory councils related to all fields of labor. The department was also responsible for conducting the state census, and keeping related statistics. The last census was taken in 1935/6 and the statute was repealed completely in 1985. In 1996 PL 226 renamed the department as the Department of Labor and Training (RIGL §42.16.1)
The Department began with three divisions, the Division of Labor Relations, the Division of Industrial Inspection, and the Division of Personnel. In 1936 the Division of Women and Children was created under the Department per Chapter 2289 of the Public Laws of 1936.
The Division of Women and Children administered the regulations affecting the employment of women and minors: The Minimum Wage Law, the Forty-Eight Hour Law, the Industrial Homework Law and the Child Labor Regulations. The Division also acted as a clearinghouse for requests for information regarding the federal law, supervised the issuance of minor work permits by school departments throughout the state and processed complaints received regarding the enforcement of the Federal law (Fair Labor Standards Act, 1938). The passage of RI Equal Pay Law in 1946 abolished wage differentials based on sex and Chapter 3420 established the state minimum wage in 1955.


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(Ukrainian: Тіні забутих предків, Tini zabutykh predkiv), also called Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors, Shadows of Our Ancestors, or Wild Horses of Fire – is a 1964 film by the Soviet filmmaker Sergei Parajanov based on the classic book by Ukrainian writer Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky. The film was Parajanov's first major work and earned him international acclaim for its rich use of costume and color. The film also features a detailed portrayal of Ukrainian Hutsul culture, showing not only the harsh Carpathian environment and brutal family rivalries, but also the beauty of Hutsul traditions, music, costumes, and dialect.
Sergei Parajanov was Georgian-born Armenian film director and artist, who significantly contributed to Ukrainian, Armenian and Georgian cinema.He invented his own cinematic style, which was totally out of step with the guiding principles of socialist realism (the only sanctioned art style in the USSR). This, combined with his controversial lifestyle and behaviour, led Soviet cinema authorities to repeatedly persecute and imprison him and suppress his films.


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Kathy Sullivan: In NH, some politicians are acting like knuckleheadsBY KATHY SULLIVAN
February 04. 2013 5:30PM
We are having a rash of people in politics doing dumb things. Scott Brown's tweeting "bqhatevwr" late at night for example, or Chuck Hagel walking into a confirmation hearing sounding unprepared for the questions he should have expected. We also have had a couple of recent New Hampshire examples.
In the spirit of bipartisanship, I will start with a Democrat, Rep. Tim Horrigan of Durham. I do not know Rep. Horrigan well, but from what I do know he seems to have his heart in the right place in wanting to be of use to the people of his district. He also seems to take being a state legislator very seriously. However, he has a penchant for getting in trouble when using the Internet.
In August, 2010, he participated in a Facebook discussion about the impact Sarah Palin's death might have. After the controversy went national, he resigned, but then unsuccessfully tried to withdraw the resignation. Despite the incident, the voters of Durham reelected him, and then reelected him again in 2012.
The Palin comment controversy should have ended public pronouncements by Horrigan about the deaths of prominent figures, but whoops - he did it again. Last week, Horrigan forwarded a tweet from someone else that apparently was supposed to be a joke about Dick Cheney shooting Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. He quickly realized it was a mistake, and deleted it. However, he should not have retweeted it in the first place. Joking about someone getting shot is bad enough, but when it is a state representative joking about a member of our highest court getting shot, it is just inexplicable and inexcusable.
Horrigan now has deprived his constituents of effective representation, as the controversy will be a distraction from his duties as a representative. Despite his subsequent and sincere apology, he has embarrassed the General Court, which has suffered way too many embarrassing moments from inappropriate conduct and statements over the last couple of years. Additionally, but of much lesser importance, he has handed the Republicans a club with which to hit the Democratic House majority. Rep. Horrigan has said he will not resign again, but if I were him, I would consider it - and also give up my Twitter account.
Then there was Executive Councilor Chris Sununu, who had his own "what were you thinking?" moment. A former member of the Salem Budget Committee was convicted of obstructing government operations after he tried to stop EMTs from taking his wife to the hospital after she called 911. Charges for felony witness tampering are still pending. He asked Sununu to write him a character letter.
Sununu, who says he writes character letters "all the time," hand-delivered the letter to the court, where it ended up on the desk of the presiding judge in the case. That is a possible violation of RSA 640: 3(b). That law makes it a crime for any person to privately address a public servant who has judicial or administrative discretion with the purpose of influencing that decision. The Salem police have asked the Attorney General to investigate the matter.
Sununu's direct delivery of the letter may have been an unintentional act, although one would hope that an elected official who writes character letters all the time would know that he is not supposed to contact the court directly. But his next action, which has not received much attention, is what was really remarkable.
He personally approached Michael Delaney, the New Hampshire Attorney General, the state's top prosecutor and the man whose office would handle an investigation, and discussed the matter with him. Perhaps Sununu was unaware at that point that the Salem police had requested an investigation, but he at the least knew that the judge in the case had called Sununu's actions highly unusual and untoward.
In any event, in speaking with Delaney, Sununu may have violated the same law for a second time: privately addressing a public servant who has discretion with the purpose of influencing that decision. Delaney's term is up in a few months; if Delaney is reappointed, Sununu will be voting on his confirmation. Sununu's internal ethical alarm clock should have told him that going to Delaney directly like this was inappropriate.
Just a few days later, when speaking at the New Hampshire Republican State Committee meeting, Sununu referred to Democrats as "knuckleheads." All you can do is shake your head that someone who may have violated the same statute twice in three days, and who did not realize that speaking to the state's top prosecutor about the matter might be questionable (especially when he may be voting on that person's reappointment in a matter of weeks), is calling anyone else a "knucklehead."
Kathy Sullivan is a Manchester attorney and member of the Democratic National Committee. She was chairman of the state Democratic Party from 1999-2007.