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Poor Brown's just can't catch a break!
NH House Passes Law That Protects Transgender People
Do you think this law is a step in the right direction?
Who Makes The Best Corned Beef And Cabbage In New Hampshire?
Everyone is a little Irish on St. Patty's day!
Enjoy A Four Course Brunch This Sunday At Smuttynose Brewing Co
If you are fond of food, beer and fun, you know where you should be this Sunday.
Kira Committed A Real Faux Pas Cooking Lobster For The First Time
Mainahs are going to roll their eyes at this fail.
Couple Gets Married On The Ice At Great Meredith Ice Fish Derby
Perhaps John Parry didn't catch the largest Rainbow Trout of the day, but he did reel in the love of his life!
This Toy Is Relaunching This Summer And 90's Kids Are Losing It
Would it be weird for a grown up to pre-order this toy for themselves? Asking for a friend...
A Missing Comma Cost This New England Company $5 Million
Always double check your grammar, people!
'Lady Friendly' Doritos = Less Crunchy With Less Cheese Powder
Want to partake in Doritos without the cheese powdery mess?! Well, ask and you shall receive, my dainty Dorito eating flowers.
This Place Has A Tom Brady Inspired Menu
May we all nourish ourselves with Kale and Avocado ice cream and marry supermodels.
If This NH Bill Passes, Trespassing Chickens Will Be A Violation
I guess some Granite Staters have had it with the FOWL play.
Is The Tide Pod Challenge Actually Boosting Tide's Sales In NH?
You know what they say... Any publicity is good publicity!
Do You Think The Drinking Age Should Be Lowered In New Hampshire?
The legal drinking age in the Granite State could go from 21 to 20.
Philly Bakery Bans a New England Treat Until After The Big Game
Well, this just seems unsportsmanlike.
Did You See This Ref Celebrate When The Pats Got A Touchdown?
I think it is malarkey, but watch for yourself and see what you think.
Two More NH Colleges Now Offer A Free In-State Tuition Program
Governor Chris Sununu is on board and applauds USNH for giving these students an opportunity to further their education.
Snowy Owls Have Been Spotted All Over The Seacoast In NH
Aren't they amazing?Queen's representative in Somerset completes epic trek across the county
Duke of Edinburgh Award
Watch Ben McGrail's report from Exmoor
The Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset has completed an epic 70 miles trek around the county to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Annie Maw, who represents the Queen in Somerset, has been working her way across the county for a challenge broken down into seven 10-mile sections, stretching from Clevedon to Exmoor.
Her final 'Jubilee Jaunt' took place today (Saturday 23 July) from near Exford on Exmoor with Mrs Maw once again using a motorised buggy to travel the distance.
Carnival calls for volunteers after Jubilee Pageant success
The seafront swimming lake that's the UK's first disability-friendly tidal pool
Mrs Maw broke her back in a horse riding accident 20 years ago, resulting in paraplegia. However, she hasn’t let life in a wheelchair get in the way of commemorating Her Majesty’s reign.
As with all legs of the Jubilee Jaunt, Mrs Maw was accompanied by young people taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.
Annie Maw has been the Queen's representative in Somerset since 2015
Mrs Maw said: “It has been a real honour and a joy to have had a chance to share this adventure with Duke of Edinburgh Award students as this was a scheme which was so close to the heart of Her Majesty’s dear late husband."
Deputy Lieutenant Chris Davies, who has organised the adventure, said the Jubilee Jaunt was an ideal way to show what the monarchy means to the people of Somerset.
Mr Davies said: “Annie has seen so much of our county with this jaunt and met so many lovely people along the way.
"For logistical reasons it hasn’t been possible to take other members of the public along the route – but to have seen so many people cheering her on her way has been heart warming.”We lack a "real life": The concern here is that WebHeads will become so addicted to the embryonic safety and warmth of cyberspace that we will not ever want to leave. Not only will we lack the important elements of sunshine and fresh air, but we will eventually come to a point when we eschew any form of face-to-face interaction with others entirely. Apparently these experts do not realize how many TechnoHeads must go out into the "real world" every day to earn a living nor how many of us actually enjoy leaving our computers from time to time to engage in other addictive behaviors.
We will lose valuable skills: The experts tell us that WebHeads run the risk of getting too comfortable interacting "incognito" and will lose all the desire, skills, and ability for "personalized" interpersonal relationships.  Enough said.
We will get caught up in too much dribble: The concern here is two-fold. First, that those people spending a lot of time online will suffer "overload" and become inundated with too much meaningless information. The second aspect is that we will engage in too much online babbling about meaningless crap.
 First off, when have you ever known anyone who knows too much information? The human mind is specifically designed to capture what is salient and to filter-out all that is irrelevant. I, for instance, know the e-mail addresses of all my friends and remember the web addresses for my favorite networking and work-related sites by heart, but have long ago forgotten the addresses of lame family home-pages, the weather site for Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, and the phone and e-mail directories that never have anyone's name in them (including my own).
As for too much online babbling, let's face it.  Take my word for this. I am certain.
We are surfing through the devil's playground: The concern here is that the World Wide Web is a virtual playground for social deviants and that regular online users are at an increased risk for falling prey to their nefarious intentions. This seems a spurious argument. Given the amount of scams, con-artists, and shysters out there in the "real world" it would seem impossible that online users would be more at risk than those folks who are computer-illiterate. Computers are one more vehicle for con-artists to use, to be sure. The fact is, however, the overwhelming number of people who bought water purification systems, got sucked into pyramid-schemes, and believed they were actually "specially selected" to buy 37 different kinds of magazines were NOT sitting at a keyboard when it happened.The inaugural installation of Solar Lighting at Community Centres will take place at the Malabar Phase IV Community Centre, Holly Betaudier Drive, Malabar, Arima, on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 5 pm, a release from Trinidad and Tobago’s energy ministry said today.
This installation is one of 11 such facilities now completed, which have been funded by the Ministry of Energy Affairs (MEEA), and supported by the National Energy Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (NEC) at a cost still to be disclosed. The cost is expected to be in one of the speeches on Wednesday. Speaking will be Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine who “will officially commission the facility after a short opening ceremony,” according to the release. Ganga Singh, minister of the environment and water resources, and Anil Roberts, minister of sports and member of Parliament for the area are also expected to speak. Chairmen of the MEEA’s state boards will attend.
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