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What if every single electrical device made in China in the past 30 years suddenly stopped working?
What would happen to Western civilization in general – and the United States in particular – if electrical grids, satellites, computers and engine management systems throughout the world no longer functioned?
How would the world survive in a new age of darkness?
This scenario is the basis of "Invasion USA," a four-book series written by Fuquay-Varina resident Tollan Wade. The success of the series has placed Wade on Kindle's "Top 100 Indie Authors" watch list.
The fourth book, "Invasion USA: The Battle for Houston … The Aftermath" was released last week.
"It's doing well," said Wade. "All the books have been well received. I feel they are intellectual and engaging. The reviews have been very interesting."
The premise of the series is that a Chinese company is attempting to rearrange the balance of world power with a sinister plot that involves disabling all Chinese-made electrical devices.
Among the main heroes in the series are a group of vintage World War II airplane enthusiasts in Apex who fly out of a small airfield near Jordan Lake.
"Local residents will certainly be able to relate to the areas I write about," said Wade. "I can take you on U.S. 64 and point out exactly where I (envisioned) the airfield."
Other heroes fighting to save the world include members of the U.S. military, including a squad of Navy Seals.
Wade, who is a native of Kent, England, has dedicated each of the four books to the four branches of the military.
"I felt it was appropriate to dedicate the books to them," said Wade. "In fact, the books have been very popular with members of the military serving overseas."
Wade believes "Invasion USA" would make a great movie or even television series. But before that can ever happen he needs to start gaining more public recognition, a very difficult task for an independent author.
"The easiest part of the process is the actual writing," said Wade. "The hardest part is trying to promote it. ("Invasion USA") is as good as "The Hunger Games" or "Fifty Shades of Grey." The only difference is that people don't know I exist. But it is coming. People are starting to learn about my books."
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We were hoping to learn more about a missing Colorado woman during a news conference today but no new information was released.
22 year old Kelsie Schelling is from Denver and was last seen when she went to Pueblo to meet an acquaintance.
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Her car was found about a week later at St. Mary Corwin hospital.
If you know anything about where Kelsie Schelling may be, call Pueblo Police.
On Friday Pueblo police will hold a news conference about Kelsie Schelling, a 22-year-old missing woman from Denver. She was last seen in Pueblo.
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Police say Schelling went to Pueblo on Feb. 4 in her 2011 black Chevrolet Cruz. She was supposed to meet an acquaintance at Walmart on W. Northern Ave.
According to cell phone records she did make it to Pueblo. Video surveillance shows her car parked at Walmart on Feb. 5 around 12:05 p.m. It was left there overnight. On Feb. 6 an unidentified man picked the car up and drove away.
On Feb. 14, Schelling's car was found at St. Mary Corwin Hospital. It had been parked there around 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 7. That same day Schelling's cell phone records show she was in the Pueblo area until her cell phone battery died.
Shelling is described as a white female, 5 feet 3 inches tall and 120 pounds. She has shoulder length brown hair and green eyes.
If you have any information about where she is or how she disappeared, call Pueblo police or Crime Stoppers at 719-542-STOP.
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The leisure, sport and fitness industries are growing as people continue to become more health conscious, as well as having more leisure time and greater disposable income. An Interest in both following and participating in sport has never been greater. This sector of our economy offers a very wide range of career opportunities. Most have the shared aim of helping people to enjoy their leisure time.
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Most people working in this sector work irregular hours that can often involve shift, evening, weekend and bank holiday work.
Employers include large leisure companies, tour operators, local authorities, leisure centres, health and fitness clubs and hotels and sports clubs. An ability to communicate well with people and a helpful attitude are important in most of these jobs. Organisational and teamwork skills are often required and sometimes good business skills. A professional sportsperson needs to have an exceptionally high level of skill and be totally dedicated to their sport.
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LONDON – For 16 years, the Magnificent Seven defined the U.S. women's Olympic gymnastics program, setting the standard by which every American team is judged.
There is gold. And there is everything else.
Now – finally – there is the team known as the "Fierce Five."
Gabby Douglas. McKayla Maroney. Aly Raisman. Kyla Ross. Jordyn Wieber.
Teenagers. Champions. And maybe – just maybe – the greatest team of all time.
"Others might disagree, the '96 team might disagree," coach John Geddert said. "But this is the best team. Difficulty-wise, consistency-wise, this is USA's finest."
It's certainly the world's fiercest.
Intimidating the rest of the eight-team field with an eye-popping vault set in which the Americans soared so high they may have been picked up on radar at Heathrow Airport, the U.S. stormed to an emphatic victory that put them atop the podium for the first time since Kerri Strug and company hobbled to gold in Atlanta.
Back then, Strug became a pixie-cut icon after her gusty one-legged vault sealing the country's first gold. The image of her being carried onto the medal stand by coach Bela Karolyi is a fixture in Olympic montages.
The U.S. has spent the last 16 years trying to find the right combination of talent and experience to climb back to the top. Team coordinator Martha Karolyi overhauled the program, attempting to create a sense of togetherness and chemistry after the U.S. slumped to a lackluster bronze in Sydney in 2000.
And in front of the world with all the pressure on their tiny – but well-muscled shoulders – they left no doubt.
No drama this time – just dominance and a good old-fashioned whipping by a program determined to return to the top. The U.S. posted a score 183.596, more than five points ahead of Russia and seven clear of Romania.
"They're just so far ahead of anyone else," said Britain's Rebecca Tunney. "They definitely deserve it."
They certainly earned it.
The Americans have spent the last nine months competing with a target on their back after running away with the title at last year's world championships.
It happened, however, on the other side of the planet. And in a non-Olympic year no less. Russia was hobbled. The Romanians were a mess. And the Americans was still largely anonymous.
Not anymore. Not by a longshot.
Led by a rejuvenated Wieber, who shook off her disappointing performance in qualifying to compete with the tenacity that's become her trademark, the U.S. led after the first rotation and never trailed.
There were no major miscues in any of their 12 routines. Wieber, who missed out on the chance to contend for the individual all-around title after finishing as the third-best American, used a gentle pep talk from good friend Maroney and a challenge from Geddert to return to her world championship form.
"I had to put it together mentally, especially for this team," Wieber said. "A team gold medal was also officially a goal of mine."
When the Americans ripped through three beam routines and took a 1.2-point cushion into the final rotation – the floor, perhaps their second-best event – even Karolyi could feel the gold being draped over their shoulders.
"At that moment, I already could envision that we have the medal in our hands," Karolyi said.
A stunning collapse by the Russians meant the U.S. needed only to stay upright to claim the title. They did it with style. Wieber, Douglas and Raisman were flawless, and Raisman burst into tears midway through her routine knowing years of sacrifice, hard work and determination were finally within reach.
"We knew we could do it," she said, "we just had to pull out all the stops."
They did, leading to a final destination years in the making. They shook hands with their competitors then could barely contain themselves as the national anthem played.
It's a moment they'd envisioned their entire lives. The reality proved to be even better.
"It was the best feeling to be up there and watch that flag go up," Maroney said. "I've pictured it. And it was pretty close to what I pictured. It was just the best feeling."
And it probably won't be the last time Maroney will experience it. Some of her teammates either. The world champion on vault is heavily favored to add an Olympic gold to her trophy case. Her Amanar - the tricky, high-difficulty skill that can only be done by a handful of gymnasts in the world – is so exquisite Karolyi believes it should have received a perfect score.
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Take advantage of a lifetime of gardening knowledge as Stephenson presents "Cold Climate Gardening: What, Where & When To Plant In South Deschutes County," at the LaPine Public Library on April 6, 2005 at 6:00 p.m.
"Gardening in Central Oregon is a challenge," says Linda Stephenson, owner of L&S Gardens in LaPine, "but the rewards are great." Customers will only find Central Oregon hardy plants at Stephenson's nursery. "Just because a store sells a plant doesn't mean it is suitable for this area," emphasizes Stephenson. "The dramatic fluctuations in our temperatures make plant selection crucial. Plants that thrive in the Valley can't tolerate Central Oregon." She encourages gardeners to experiment and to seek alternatives to their favorite plants. For example, fruit lovers might have to forgo planting a pear tree and focus on either a strawberry or raspberry patch.
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text: County Commissioners Say Working Relationships Are GoodLast week's agreement between the Hancock County Commissioners and Hancock County Engineer Chris Long on the design for a new county garage is an example that elected officials are working together to get things done. That's according to commissioner Phil Riegle who appeared on WFINat10 today to give an update on county business. He said the talks weren't as heated as some may have thought... (Audio Below) Riegle says it looks like about a million dollars was shaved off the cost for the new county garage. If all goes according to plan the new facility could be open by November. Speaking of working together, Riegle says he believes the commissioners relationship with the Findlay-Hancock County Alliance is working well too... (Audio Below) That breaks down to $5,000 for the economic development and $5,000 for the Small Business Resource Center activities. Riegle says the county is able to contribute other ways in terms of zoning and taxes incentives. WFINat10 INTERVIEW: Check this out on Chirbit Audio |


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Rochester Hills mayor touts city's innovation, growth
Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett welcomed residents of his community to a crowded Emagine theatre as he delivered his seventh State of the City Address, sharing his excitement as he focused on innovation Wednesday night.
"I'm incredibly excited about the news tonight because we have a really great story to tell," Barnett said prior to the event.
And that story is one of low city unemployment rates — 5 percent compared to Michigan's 8.9 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, second lowest in the state — as well as high residential growth and a healthy business endeavor on the horizon.
"There are just some all around great things happening here in terms of growth and new development, so I'm excited about that," Barnett said.
With residential growth on the rise, an estimated two new families are moving in each week. And in the past year, the average home sale cost has also risen while the number of foreclosed homes has dropped from 364 homes in 2010 to 144 homes in 2012.
But new residents aren't the only ones moving in.
Rochester Hills has become a hub for business growth, and that is partially due to the lowest tax rate in Oakland County, Barnett said.
"No where else can you operate a business and pay less taxes than here," he said.
The city also saw $105 million of residential and commercial construction investments in 2012.
Plans continue to look up for 2013 as blueprints to open a new community park roll out. Continued...
Barnett's team recently secured a donor — the Vivian and Steve Stolaruk Foundation — for the city's latest project, an eco-friendly community park to support a wholesome and healthy lifestyle.
Lawrence Technological University students crafted concepts for the outdoor initiative, named River Bend Park. The next step is to work with the planning commission to "really make this a community park," Barnett said. "We're excited about that process."
The 70-acre park will be located in the Southwestern part of the city and as spring nears, there are plans to open it as soon as possible.
"It's very rare and we're very blessed to have a donor step up in that kind of fashion to help us deliver a new park for our residents," Barnett said.
The park will be the first to open in the south side of town since the 1980s, he said.
Also upcoming this planting season, the city will see the first Community Garden blossom as it brings generations together cultivating local produce.
Amid eco-friendly news, two local schools — Long Meadow Elementary and University Hills Elementary — were recognized for reaching their recycling point project goals, earning $10,000 toward education.
Barnett also applauded the city's RecycleBank program, noting that now 80 percent of residents participate and the program has diverted 50 million pounds of what would otherwise be landfill waste.
Through his all-around positive news, the mayor also showcased a new marketing video for the city.
A video will be produced in seven languages but "all saying 'welcome,'" Barnett said with the slogan of "Innovative by nature." Continued...
"I have a creative team that helps me put (everything) together," Barnett said. "We're proud of what we've done as a community and we look forward to telling our story to our residents and really all of Southeastern Michigan."
Barnett wrapped up the evening with the results of a community survey revealing that 97 percent of Rochester Hills' residents are happy.
"We are a great community because of the people that live here," he said.
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text: The Show Catwalk Close up Back stage Fashion Shows Spring/Summer 2007 Ready-To-Wear Fendi 28 September 2006 A SEPTUAGENARIAN he may be, but Karl Lagerfeld is nothing if not thoroughly modern. As his spring/summer 2007 collection for Fendi proved, the designer can revisit an era flogged to saturation point on other catwalks – in this case the Sixties – and bring it bang into the Noughties with a short, sharp shock. A nod to Edie Sedgwick would have been the kiss of death in the hands of any other designer (Sedgwick was claimed as house muse by Galliano at Dior circa 2005), but in Lagerfeld's vision she became a welcome, and infinitely cool, respite from the frilly, throw-away Sixties styles so prevalent in Milan. No flower child this, as the first bold look stomped forward in platform T-bars in a panelled silver mini-dress in metallic mesh with a slick bow tie at the neck, with poker straight blonde hair. Lagerfeld turned his exacting eye to Sixties minimalism – mini-dresses in clean lines in a space age palette of silver, stark white and glossy black, with occasional frilled trimmings. Taking the geometric lines of the Sixties, he applied them to swimwear in solid slabs of modernist black and white – a look that drew heavy parallels with Coco Chanel's Twenties resort wear and the easy pieces that she built her empire on whilst holidaying in Biarritz. Lagerfeld sidestepped the body conscious craze by adding a gentle puff of volume to strapless black dresses, or teaming a black patent leather corset with baggy trousers. Loose liquid jersey dresses were cinched with heavy-duty belts, but the look was more tidy and together than throbbing with latent sex appeal. Modern he may be, but vulgar is not in Lagerfeld's repertoire. (September 28 2006, PM) Stephen Doig TOP TEN FASHION MOMENTS 1. Edie Sedgwick, revisited 2. Modernism 3. Future fabrics. It's all about silver mesh next season 4. Poker straight hair 5. Solid heels 6. Mini-dresses. If you buy anything next season, make it a mini 7. Monochrome 8. Bright white 9. Wrestler belts 10. A shock of Schiaparelli pink


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stream m3u music from NAS QNAP TS219P+ with Twonky Server 6.0.38, WLAN 300Mbit, IP touch iOS 5.01, PP4.01
I played around with any setting of PP but indepentent from that PP always break-up spotty playling m3u-playlist after a while, somtimes at first song, sometimes at song 8. It stops somewhere within the song without error-message. I already replaced WLAN-router, but still the same. QNAP and LAN is gigabit and very stabil.
I´m pretty sure that this did not happen in former PP version.
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An interesting discussion started in Patch comments today.
Is it too early to deck the halls?
That's the question raised by some Patch commenters in our weekend guide post from Thursday morning. A Towson church is holding its Christmas festival, while the Avenue at White Marsh is having its annual tree lighting.
Commenter Gregg Roberts said:
Wow, it isn't even Thanksgiving and Christmas festivities started on November 2nd. When I was a kid there was no thought of Christmas until Santa showed up on the Thanksgiving Day parade. A Christmas tree lighting before Thanksgiving would have been thought a joke.
Why not enjoy the simple beauty of Thanksgiving and -- let the Christmas holiday last longer. It seems by the middle of November, radio stations are playing Christmas carols but some stop midnight on Christmas Day. The 12th Day of Christmas is January 5th. Why not fill up the cold and possibly snowy weather of January with extended Christmas atmosphere then ruin Thanksgiving? Malls -- The Avenue -- don't worry you can get your shoppers from Black Friday all the way through After Christmas and New Year's sales going well into January.
Commenter Tim said the early date for an event like the Avenue tree lighting wasn't going to stop him:
It's absolutely ridiculous the Tree Lighting is a full week before Thanksgiving, but the Mrs and my little one want to go, so we will. It was the same last year.
Many department store chains—except, notably, Nordstrom—have already put out their holiday merchandise. Other holiday lighting ceremonies are fast approaching too. In New York, Rockefeller Center's Christmas tree just arrived and will be lit on Nov. 28. The tree lighting in Washington and the lighting of Baltimore's Washington Monument, however, won't happen until Dec. 6.
The Consumerist blog has examples of so-called "Christmas Creep" dating back to August and September.
So you tell us: How do you feel about tree lightings and Christmas sales in mid-November?
John Doe
2:29 pm on Thursday, November 15, 2012
The early Christmas decorations will never stop, but I wish it would. I am so thankful for what I have in life - and each year Thanksgiving means more and more to me for the true 'gifts' I have in life. This, in turn, makes me want to give more to those in need for basic things like shelter, clothes, and food.
Buzz Beeler
3:23 pm on Thursday, November 15, 2012
Christmas will die a slow death. I can see already in my neighborhood. Few and fewer are decorating.
Just like the song, "Just Another Sunday."
3:35 pm on Thursday, November 15, 2012
I agree with Buzz. Fewer and fewer people are decorating now.
Buzz Beeler
4:03 pm on Thursday, November 15, 2012
It's the new PC America if your part of the PC. You see in it our flag, National Anthem, and other American customs.
Gregg Roberts
6:51 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
I'm glad that my comment sparked this dialogue although I never would have thought it would strike such a chord. I think it's wonderful, although also good business sense that places like the Avenue have tree lighting ceremonies but the timing is all off. If it was even the day after Thanksgiving it would feel enjoyable but before Thanksgiving it is akin to going to an Easter Parade the weekend before St. Patrick's Day. It does feel like too much commercialism when done this way. And a word of advice if you decorate for Christmas by Thanksgiving by the time Christmas actually rolls around you will likely be all Christmas-ed out. It wasn't too long ago when trees weren't decorated until Christmas eve. Prior to that decorations were slowly added, often on each day of Advent. Things got brighter and brighter and the Christmas spirit grew not waned as Christmas approached. I usually don't get around to taking down Christmas decorations until the long MLK Day weekend in January though I usually turn off the displays after the weekend after New Year's. I often find myself glad they are still there when a mid January snowstorm occurs and I can enjoy the Christmas lights against the backdrop of snow. I'd rather err on leaving up the decorations too long them putting them up to early for this reason as well.
In any event, it is good that the Christmas spirit on some level exists even if it gets people in the spirit on the first of November....
Gregg Roberts
6:59 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
As far as there being less and less Christmas decorations... in some parts of the country, like Miami there are almost no decorations. In Europe, the towns themselves put up often elaborate Christmas displays but private homes don't make nearly the effort we doing in decking the halls -- at least on the outside. On one level, you won't find many places with more Christmas lights then here in Baltimore County. The new LED lights once they are lower in price, I believe will encourage more people to put up and leave up longer light displays because of lower electricity costs. As far as the comments about Christmas being under attack -- I can't judge what is in the hearts of people by their decorating gusto. Maybe they are busy with two jobs, maybe they don't have the money, maybe they prefer a simpler Christmas without the flash. I believe my original point about not starting Christmas too early and continuing it through all 12 Days of Christmas is a sure way to keep the spirit of Christmas alive versus the commercialism which probably turns many off. Thanksgiving has lacked that commercialism and that is why it is a shame it is being eroded. Thanksgiving is the holiday most under attack. Though it is not a big decorating holiday, what happened to all the paper cut outs, piligrims and indian lawn displays that used to be abundant in stores? Many celebrate it just like Christmas without too many decorations but others have no time to be thankful withgift shopping to do.


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LITCHFIELD >> A day after Frederick Acker, the man who is charged with 62 counts of cruelty to animals following the recent seizure of dogs from a barn in Bethlehem, alleged a conspiracy against him involving a former 5th Congressional District candidate, a court hearing continued in Bethlehem's pursuit of an injunction against Acker.
Acker, whose address is listed as 359 Spring Hill Road in Monroe, was charged by State Police Monday with the animal cruelty counts and released on a $15,000 bond. Proceedings in the criminal case have not yet begun.
The day after his arrest, Mr. Acker summoned the media to the barn property on Route 63 in Bethlehem — which he does not own — to spin a narrative that claimed the animal control officer for Bethlehem in Woodbury, Judy Umstead, is affiliated with Litchfield property developer and former GOP 5th District candidate Mark Greenberg — and that Greenberg, who owns a kennel in Bethlehem, was somehow behind the seizure of the dogs.
Greenberg, who unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination to run for Congress in the last two elections, denied any involvement in a phone interview Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the court proceedings this week, which continued Wednesday afternoon, stem from Bethlehem's pursuit of an injunction to maintain custody of the dogs, along with an order directing Acker to pay the state maximum of $15 per dog for their care and feeding, and an order preventing Acker from owning, possessing or controlling any animal.
The details of Bethlehem's injunction were first reported by the Waterbury Republican American newspaper earlier this week in a story that was picked up by the Associated Press. Bethlehem wrapped up its case Wednesday, and Acker's attorney will present his side when the hearing continues in December.
Testimony Wednesday centered on the conditions the dogs were found in at the barn and the process leading to the seizure of the dogs, which were being cared for under the auspices of Acker's Connecticut Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, which is not affiliated with the well-known American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
In testifying about his involvement in the case, State Animal Control Officer Richard Gregan said, among other things, that a shelter such as the one Mr. Acker says is still under construction in Bethlehem needs a health permit — and Acker does not have one. In later testimony, a Bethlehem building department official noted that no certificate of occupancy has been issued for the mixed use commercial property owned by Gary Swingle.
The arrangement between Swingle and Acker was not detailed in court.
Gregan, questioned by Litchfield attorney Anthony DiPentima, who is representing Bethlehem and Ms. Umstead in the injunction, and cross-examined by Acker's attorney, Alice McQuaid, said he became involved when he received a call from Umstead. Continued...
Gregan said he asked for proper documentation after he visited the facility Oct. 17, which led to the discovery of permitting issues.
In terms of what he observed, Gregan said he saw a red barn that was open in the middle and 71 dogs outside of the facility. The temperature on that day was about 55 degrees, he testified, noting the matted coats on some dogs and the size of the cages they were housed in.
Gregan testified that he reported what he had seen to his supervisor, who told him to keep an eye on the situation because cold and stormy conditions were in the forecast.
The next visit came Nov. 8, the day of the seizure. Accompanied by Umstead, Gregan said he noticed the middle section was boarded up and there was concrete on the floor. "It was very cold, wind was coming in," he said.
Gregan also testified about inadequate heating sources and a lack of insulation at the barn. On the Nov. 8 visit, he said, there were dogs shivering from the cold.
Referencing the size of the enclosures for the dogs, Gregan said, "They shouldn't have to curl up in a ball to fit in cages … the cages were small."
Gregan also said he saw that there wasn't any food or water in the crates and no bowls that he observed. He said he was there for five hours Nov. 8 and the dogs were not fed until after they were seized from the property. He also testified that the dogs were sitting in their own urine on wet paper on concrete floors.
Asked about Umstead's decision to seize the dogs, Gregan said he considered it "justified."
McQuaid asked Gregan if he was given a schedule of when the dogs were fed and given water, and he responded that he was given as little information as possible.
"You can have food on the property but you have to give it to the animal," said Gregan, when asked if it was common for dogs to be fed on a schedule. Continued...
At one point, Judge Wilson Trombley asked Gregan how he would categorize this facility, and Gregan characterized it as a hasty effort to get a lot of dogs out of the weather.
Also taking the stand Wednesday afternoon was Bethlehem building official Roger Natusch, who was called by DiPentima. During his testimony, he said the property had no certificate of occupancy, as the buildings are technically still under construction. Natusch said the property has been under construction since 2009.
He testified that he became aware of the issue when Umstead told him about the dogs in late October. Natusch said he issued a notice of violation to the owner for leasing a property that does not have a certificate of occupancy.
Natusch told McQuaid that he was not aware of when the town would issue a certificate of occupancy, and said the owner is in the process of enclosing and insulating the barn.
After the hearing concluded Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Acker said that when he returns to court in December, an entirely different picture of the situation will be presented.
A different twist on the story arose Tuesday, when Acker claimed that Mr. Greenberg was essentially behind a conspiracy against him, and argued essentially that Umstead — whom he claims has ties to Greenberg's animal rescue operations — was doing the former Republican candidate's bidding.
"She is basing her case on the fact that we moved into the place. It was a work in progress," Acker said Tuesday — further alleging that Umstead is trying to put his group out of business on behalf of Greenberg and his wife, Linda, who own Hemlock Kennels, a commercial kennel and grooming facility in Bethlehem. Greenberg also founded The Simon Foundation, a no-kill animal rescue and adoption facility in Bloomfield.
"I thought the Greenbergs were good people. What they did was put their kennel manager Judy Umstead up for animal control officer," Acker alleged. "It's a huge conflict of interest."
"It's a complete and total lie and fabrication," Greenberg shot back Tuesday afternoon. Greenberg said in a brief phone interview that he had no connection to Ms. Umstead becoming animal control officer for Bethlehem and Woodbury.
"I have no knowledge of it," he said of Mr. Acker's situation. "I'm assuming that she did it because she felt that the dogs were mistreated, but I don't know." Continued...
Mr. Acker acknowledged Tuesday that Ms. Umstead drew a distinction between her position at Hemlock Kennels and her position as animal control officer.
Still, he insisted upon her ties to the Greenbergs, claiming that prior to managing Hemlock Kennels she was working for The Simon Foundation," said Mr. Acker.
Greenberg said she was never on the payroll of The Simon Foundation.
Acker said he had only been in Bethlehem since October, and before that his Connecticut SPCA was based in Monroe.
The barn on the Bethlehem property was converted into a shelter so Acker could keep many more animals, he said, claiming he has been registered with the state for 13 years.
According to police, the dogs were seized due to the "inadequate living conditions" in the barn and were transported to various animal shelters in the area for treatment. The animals are currently not up for adoption.
Acker alleges that seizure of the dogs was planned for in advance.
"She got 15 animal control officers, including state animal control officers from all over the state, and a veterinarian at 3 in the afternoon," said Acker.
"In addition, she made arrangements to house and negotiate the housing of 65 dogs—all in two-and-half hours," he added in arguing that the seizure was planned and not a response to conditions perceived during the animal control's officers visit on that day.
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While we wait for more concrete details from Verizon we can at least see that Nokia's next generation Windows Phone 8 handset has been priced up on the Best Buy's website going for a neat $99.99 on contract.
The Nokia Lumia 822 which is a variant of the Lumia 820 is seen here in its rather fetching white attire along with the option to buy "unactivated" for $549.99 if that's how you want to play it. Otherwise you can opt for a two year contract and stump up just $99.99.
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There are 31 comments. Sign in to commentGetintothegame says:
There's also a listing for the 8X. The forums also have updated release dates.
Gmotagi says:
Real shame these have the low res screen as the form factor is much nicer than the 920.
independentvolume says:
I agree. I think I may go android. I refuse to pay 100 more for less features. 920=449 822=549.
rianext says:
Cause of that you are giving up on WP altogether...???
independentvolume says:
It's called principle. Would you overpay for something you dont need?
Chemicals React says:
Just go for the 8X
snowmutt says:
There HAS to be a place the 822 will be sold for less then Verizon. I mean... Really... There has to be, right????
kennbw says:
I need to upgrade my wife's Trophy. Music on phone not important since we have zunes. Camera important. I'm partial to Nokia since I have a L900 but unsure for Verizon. anyone seen a good comparison of the 8x and 822? real world, not specs.
snowmutt says:
Real world- they will both work seamless. The 8X is receiving very good reviews. I haven't seen any reviews for the 822, but the 920 is getting rave compliments, and the internals are the same. That high def screen on the 8X will be much better then the 822, which is the same as your 900. But the 822 will get Nokia support. I do not see how you go wrong wither way.
kitelessd says:
Hey I have to agree.. I actually got a Trophy off contract on eBay, open box but never used for like $180 and promptly fell in love with Windows 7. Had a Droid 4 before. Anyway I am really torn. The 8X is puuuuurrrrdy and has a very nice 720HD screen. But the 822 has a nicer overall shape, same internals as the 920, but only an 800x480 screen. But so far all the exclusive Nokia apps keeps me wanting the 822 more than any of Verizon's other offerings. I can renew on 11/17. I really don't think the lower res screen is going to make that much of a difference in day to day use. Also talking about the camera, I honestly really like the Trophy's camera over all. Way better than any of my Droids. -- J
ricardios says:
When can we start seeing reviews for the 820/810/822?
MadDogFL62 says:
What a fantastic way for VERIZON to keep customers. Take a phone that doesn't compare to the AT&T 920 and give it a higher price tag.
There are supposed to be some Black Friday spiffs with these phones, but I don't see a price drop as one. Early contract switch and wireless charging seem more realistic.
Did I mention that VERIZON will also have the Samsung ATIV Odyssey shortly after Black Friday? It just passed through the FCC. IMO, a better phone than the 822 and 8X. Too bad it isn't getting more attention.
WinFan1 says:
the attention it gets is tentative to what people are looking for and how well samsung want to promote. i have not yet seen a single ad, commercial, newspaper clipping, teaser, or just plain old announcements for the ATIV. It most certainly is a great phone, but no one will know its great unless its advertised as such.
ballerballmer says:
..my plans for when verizon gets around to releasing these? I'll probably be considering which of the many awesome accessories to pick-up for my 920, which I'll hopefully be getting this weekend as I transfer-over..
don't get me wrong, its nice that verizon's getting back in the game, but it's becomingly increasingly clear that if you want a carrier that truly supports wp, in the us, its at&t.. $99 gets you a 920 + charging dock there, 822 on verizon.. not a difficult choice for me.
independentvolume says:
I hope by support your not talking about pushing updates because att probably won't.
Sobr0801 says:
Good bye Verizon. Looking forward to getting a wp8 with ya.
db4williams says:
My plans for what? Paying the same amount for a lower end product (specs & aesthetics) that the 822 is on Verizon compared to the $99 for the 920 on AT&T? Yeah, I love being fleeced. Oh I could go 8X ($199) on VZW and pay twice the amount for a device with half the storage than the flagship 920 on AT&T. Yeah, that would be even better!
independentvolume says:
Beyond sad. I think I'm going to get that HTC DNA or whatever it is with the 5" screen. Then, hopefully my trophy will get the 7.8 update and I can have the best of both worlds.
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Yay my tip made it!!!
wsantiago says:
Verizon did the same thing with the htc trophy. Price it high and no one buys them. Same pattern here with this launch.
WinFan1 says:
99 dollars on contract isnt that high of a price. it only looks high to us now because atnt went agressive on pricing the L920 and L820 but has the L920 come out at 149.99 or what we all thought with 199.99 no one would be complaining about this issue.
db4williams says:
Since AT&T and Verizon are about equal in coverage in my area I am seriously considering switching from Big Red to Big Blue. I am going to lobby hard with my family members that are on my plan to convince them to agree to switch carriers.
I'm really tired of how Verizon is handling this release. I was hopeful early on that they would really push and support WP8, but with these ridiculous prices, that appears to be not the case. WP8 does not have the mindshare nor market share to be priced at same level as their Android counterparts.
thereal_entheos says:
Best Buy is an O.K. place to buy phones, as they sometimes discount them after awhile. But they won't sell to me as I have a business account. I am forced to go to the crowded, slow, and sterile Verizon store. Does anyone else have this problem? I know why don't I just switch to AT&T or T-mobile... 'cause they have poor coverage in my area. Besides, my eyes aren't good enough to take advantage of an HD screen, so an 822 looks the same as a 920.
ejlee072006 says:
I said it before...if you want the best WP phones you have to go the main partner...if you want the droids you have to go VZW..will never get a flagship phone from wp8,they always late in the game..
independentvolume says:
At least Verizon pushes updates. Even if att had decent coverage I would still go Verizon simply because they pushed tango and other firmware updates.
sriappalaneni says:
You will get updates directly from Microsoft for wp8. You do not need carrier support.
jaethos says:
We don't know that. MS said updates would be over the air, OTA does not mean direct from MS.
ChuckWes says:
I'm actually probably one of the few that are excited about this phone. I've been stuck with a droid that sucks the life out of me for two years because I couldn't wait for the Trophy.
I've compared the specs for the 920 and the 822 and I don't get why everyone is so down on the 822. Are you really going to notice the difference in resolution on a 4.3" screen? Maybe, but I don't really think that I personally will or care about it.. The 822 can have an additional 64GB with an sd card, the 920 can't, it is stuck with 32GB forever. And yes, that's important to me in addition to my SkyDrive space that I currently have and the 7GB that I will get in addition with this phone. The camera isn't the high end PureView camera that the 920; this isn't a big selling point for me, I have a regular camera. the 822 has 1024mb of internal memory compared to 1000mb on the 920.
As I recall from the Windows Phone 8 announcement a few weeks ago, the slide showed the price as $49 for the 822 not the $99.99 price Best Buy is showing on their site for pre-order. This isn't an issue for me, I'm just wondering if the $50 is a rebate or something.
I'm happy that Verizon is finally doing Windows Phone again and not just droid and apple. My only concern is, when will it be available; I know there is a picture somewhere in the wpcentral forums with the 11/12/12 as the release date, does anyone know if that if confirmed?
kitelessd says:
*High Five* Yeah! great post. I totally agree 100 percent. I think the 920 looks great, but lets be honest, the thing is HUGE. And while big screens are great (My roommate has a GS3) there is certainly something desirable about a smaller more svelt screen. I agree with folks that it's annoying that at least for now, it looks like the 822 is overpriced compared to AT&T's offering, but I had also been seing a $50 price on earlier slides for the 822. Probably a rebate if that is the case. It is Verizon after all and they loooove their rebates. I would consider switching, my Verizon coverage at home has not been super great and I even miss calles on rare occasions, but my coverage at work is full bars. Nokia has traditionally had GREAT antennas and HTC, in my experience, has had rather poor antennas. Anyway I can't switch because I have a family plan and pay for my parents phones. It would be a massive fuster cluck to switch. Looking forward to the 822. Hopefully we can get some super crazy bright green shells down the line. -- J


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Every girl should have a little black dress. So I've put my own spin on the classic piece. For day, we have a long sleeve, little black dress. I've put the chiffon shirt over the top and a cable knit scarf around your neck. For evening, take your favorite skinny, black denim and put them under the dress to add a bit of warmth. This jacket with leather sleeves gives it a bit of sexiness. This is the ultimate cocktail look.
Here we've taken this really gorgeous, coated crackle champagne skinny jean and added a very simple, neutral grey sweater to it. When you have a jean like this, you want it to be the star, the attention grabber. So pair it with some neutrals. For evening, we have a deep burgundy, silk blouse, buttoned all the way up the neck with a leather t-shirt over it. This gives it a little bit of sugar and a little bit of spice.
Plaid is a staple in every single holiday wardrobe. For the day look, I've paired it with this great brown sweater, a denim jacket and a camel colored coat. To take this look into the evening, it's a very simple fix. Take off your camel coat and add a gorgeous leather jacket, preferably something that hits the knee. Put your hair back into a little bun, and you're good to go.
This holiday season, add some luxurious fabric into your wardrobe. Here we have an incredible, velvet tuxedo pant. We've added a belted coat and a knit to give it a slouchy, daytime vibe. The evening look is all about clean lines. Add a gorgeous silk blouse, and put this black coat on top. This is a look that will make an impact when you walk into the room.