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Lawyer: Epping defendant tired of 'sharing' girlfriend
By JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
BRENTWOOD — An Epping man exchanged dozens of angry texts with a romantic rival before driving to his home in December 2011 and shooting him with a 20-gauge shotgun because "he was sick and tired of sharing the same woman," prosecutors said.
The woman would live with the alleged victim, Shawn Eaton, on weekdays and spend weekends with her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Tyler Locascio, 25, who went on trial Monday in Rockingham County Superior Court for second-degree assault.
Locascio is accused of driving to Eaton's home on the night of Dec. 11, 2011 and firing a round of birdshot at him while he stood in his driveway talking to their mutual love interest, Jackie Letourneau, of Epping, prosecutors said.
"It was really no mystery where she was going on weekends," Assistant County Attorney Jerome Blanchard said during opening statements. "She would spend the weeks with Shawn and weekends with Tyler."
Defense lawyer Andrew Cotrupi told jurors on Monday that Eaton lied to police about being able to see his assailant in the pitch-black dark because there were no street lights on the roadway. Cotrupi said Eaton and two other state witnesses had credibility problems because of their criminal records.But Cotrupi acknowledged that a lot of the trial will focus on the words and actions of Letourneau.
Locascio and Eaton lived less than two miles away from each other in Epping.
Tensions between the men had escalated for months with exchanges of threatening texts and a face-to-face confrontation in 2011 when they both visited Letourneau at a local hospital at the same time, according to Blanchard.About an hour prior to the shooting on Dec. 11, 2011, Letourneau exchanged about 35 texts messages with Eaton while she was with Locascio, Blanchard said. For the next hour, the men exchanged heated phone calls and text messages. Blanchard said that Locascio told Eaton that he would shoot him with a shotgun, and that "I have an excavator for a reason."
Cotrupi insisted that the talk was mostly bravado and the men were talking about a fist fight. He said that Locascio's cousin, who was in the truck at the time of the shooting, could have been the gunman.
Eaton's uncle, Brian Souther, testified that he heard one of the phone conversations his nephew had with Locascio over speakerphone before the shooting. Eaton was living with his uncle at the time.
Souther testified that the conversation went from talk about exchanging blows to Locascio saying, "How about I just jam a shotgun in your face."
At that point, Souther testified, he told the men to go to a local parking lot or somewhere else to sort out their problems.
"I don't know Jackie that good, but I certainly didn't need her problems that night and I don't need them now," Souther told the jury.
Moments after the shooting, Letourneau had fled the scene, but then drove by Eaton's house apparently angry that someone had called the police, according to court testimony.
Jennifer Erickson, 33, of Dracut, Mass. who was dating Eaton's uncle at the time, testified that her cell phone rang and Letourneau was on the other end of the line screaming.
"She seemed aggravated and mad about the fact that police were called," Erickson testified.


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There is a reason the White House calls the new Climate Action Report an "alarm bell." When alarms ring, we respond without thinking. The Obama administration has sought that response from the American people on many issues. It is why Obama so often says the time for debate is over. It has been the President's take on global warming all along. The science is settled. The debate is over. We must act now.
We are supposed to ignore the discrepancies between the predicted results of global warming and the actual outcomes. Al Gore claimed in "An Inconvenient Truth" that Greenland's melting would cause sea levels to rise by 20 feet "in the near future." A British judge ruled that claim false, noting that such a rise would come "only after, and over, millennia."
Britain's Independent newspaper reported this: "According to Dr David Viner, a senior research scientist at the climatic research unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia, within a few years winter snowfall will become 'a very rare and exciting event.'" That was written 14 years ago.
In 2013, "snow and blizard conditions blanketed the whole of the country" and "caused havoc all over," Britain's Daily Mirror reported.
The new Climate Action Report states that "climate models have become more comprehensive, earlier predictions have largely been confirmed." But The Washington Post questioned that claim, pointing out that "an August 2013 paper in Nature Climate Change concluded that computer models simulated over four times as much warming compared to reality since 1998."
But let's not quibble. Let's assume for the sake of argument that the predictions are all accurate and action is needed now. The question then becomes: What action? The Obama administration has wanted to avoid a debate on this question, too. But it matters immensely.
Subsidizing more Solyndras will not cool the earth. Some policies are more effective than others, and all have tradeoffs. Obama pretends there are no costs, but there are always costs. Do those costs outweigh the benefits?
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So we're just about done with our Quasquicentennial Celebration (the letter Q will never be the same for those of us who lived through it.) If a down side can be detected anywhere, it is that, so far as I can see, none of my superlative suggestions was picked up on. (I thought the one about handing out quinces to the people in line for opening day of the Book Fair was a real winner, too.)
But that's all behind us now, and we have other great events to plan. 2013 is, as I may have mentioned only a few times, the fifth annual 25th Book Fair at the Newberry. That translates, for the more mundane among you, as the 29th Book Fair. (No, that's okay. I'll wait while you count it out on your fingers: 25th, 26th, 27th….)
And what that all means, Hasenpfeffer Helper, is that next year, 2014, will be the SIXTH annual 25th Book Fair. Or, if you like, the 30th Newberry Book Fair. Seems like just yesterday I walked into room 101 and started piling paperback books on the old library tables. Yeah, yesterday I actually was piling paperbacks on old library tables, but IN A DIFFERENT ROOM. Stop trying to spoil the mood.
This means there will be adults at the 2014 Book Fair who were not born yet when we first put out our banner and had a lady dress up like Alice in Wonderland to try to lure people indoors. (We didn't need her to lure people indoors: it was pouring rain. They all ran right past her to get in where it was dry, leaving her outside with a soggy pinafore. Not even a rabbit with a pocket watch for company, but after thirty years, she may well have a white hare or two.)
I thought about suggesting that all people under 30 be required to buy at least 30 books, but that involves so much math. So then I thought about offering a special deal on all books which made the top ten bestseller list for the year of the first Book Fair, which was 1985. (I am NOT going to wait while you count this out: trust me, thirty Book Fairs is 1985 to 2014.) I figure maybe I can offer any book that made the top ten for the year for only five bucks, and make lots of friends.
So, let's see here: thanks to the Internet I can check which 20 books I'll be marking down for you. Um, ah, yes. Two Danielle Steels, Jackie Collins, Sidney Sheldon….nothing that actually sells for more than two dollars. Not going to make a lot of friends that way. But that's fiction; I should have remembered we don't charge very much on fiction. We can mark the nonfiction bestsellers down to five dollars, or seven of them for $30, to work that big number in again.
Okay: Iacocca, Yeager, Shirley MacLaine, A Passion for Excellence, Howard Cosell, Fit for Life, A Passion for Excellence….um, nothing on this list currently sells for more than about three bucks, either. I'll have to think this plan out again. Maybe anybody who buys thirty copies of the books which made the top ten lists for 1985 (and I should be able to do thirty copies just of Iacocca) can go to the Bughouse Square Debates and read aloud from any one of them for 30 seconds. (Stack up 30 copies of James Michener's Texas, and we won't even have to give you a soapbox to stand on.)


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Osage Beach Elementary opened its doors to the community during Camdenton R-III district's second bond informational meeting. Staff, students and board members welcomed parents and community members on Monday evening.
Osage Beach Elementary opened its doors to the community during Camdenton R-III district's second bond informational meeting. Staff, students and board members welcomed parents and community members on Monday evening. When individuals arrived they were greeted by students and were directed where to go to find information on the bond issue.
The district held a meeting at Hurricane Deck Elementary last week and has two more community meetings scheduled.
The purpose
Since the ballot language for the bond issue is somewhat misleading, Camdenton R-III officials are doing their best to inform voters on the truth of the issue. The bond issue, if passed, will allow the district to renovate Hurricane Deck Elementary and build a brand new Osage Beach Elementary all without a total tax increase. Instead of a total increase, the funds inside the tax levy will be relocated by moving 11 cents from capital projects fund to the debt service fund.
The need
Camdenton R-III school district officials have been aware that the current outlying elementary schools are quickly running out of space. In December 2009, a Facilities Master Plan included facility needs at Osage Beach Elementary and Hurricane Deck Elementary. Two years later in 2011, the district's patron panel identified an issue of equity among school buildings in the district. The outlying buildings do not have the same resources and functions available at buildings on the main campus.
Osage Beach Elementary's population has increased throughout the years and is now using all the space available. The gymacafetorium serves as the spot for physical education classes and the cafeteria. Assemblies are also held in this space, but rarely are open to parents since the space is so small. During specific times of day, hallways are packed and are simply not passable. Some items are stored in hallways and shoved into wherever space is found since storage space is rare. Osage Beach personnel resorted to creating a classroom in a vestibule/entry way space.
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A downtown Neosho building that at one time served as Neosho Wholesale Grocery Co. is being considered for the National Register of Historic Places.
A downtown Neosho building that at one time served as Neosho Wholesale Grocery Co. is being considered for the National Register of Historic Places.
The two-part, two and three story structure at 224 N. Washington Street was approved last Friday by the Missouri Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
The building, located across the street from Twin Rivers Foods, Inc. poultry processing plant, is owned by Jay Burchfield and is commonly known locally as the Shaffer Building, as it most recently housed Shaffer Sportswear Manufacturing.
Debbie Sheals, historic preservation consultant who filed the nomination, said it should take approximately three months to get a final ruling, though she has a good feeling the building will make the cut.
"Now it will go to the National Park Service for the final review," Sheals said. "It's a pretty safe bet it will be listed."
Sheals said she has completed several nominations and of those, the National Park Service has approved all that were approved by the advisory council.
According to Sheals' report, the building was constructed in 1908, to serve as Neosho Wholesale Grocery Co. and was headed by Robert W. Fullerton and Oscar Robinett.
It was one of two wholesale grocery companies in Neosho, with Haas Wholesale Grocery located just down the block.
With Haas Grocery down the road and the Neosho Ice Company located just across the street, the Neosho Wholesale Grocery Co. was the third sizable company to move into the neighborhood, Sheals wrote.
Sheals noted that Neosho's primary manufacturing center was located along Mill Street, which is now North College. However, when the Kansas City Southern railroad located on the east side of town, industrial sites popped up nearby, resulting in the second industrial district along North Washington Street, in which the Neosho Wholesale Grocery Co. was located.
The company grew and at some point in the late 1910s to early 1920s added on an expansion, the three-story southernmost part of the building.
However, the company filed for bankruptcy a short time after, in 1923.
According to the nomination, the facility was purchased in 1925 by Fred North, who opened the North Transfer and Storage Company.
The building later housed the Camp Crowder Dry Cleaners, a sign painting operation, general storage, and served as a factory for The Bone Dry Shoe Company and Shaffer Sportswear Manufacturing.
"The Neosho Grocery Company Building provides an excellent example of the Warehouse/Industrial Building property type," Sheals wrote in the nomination. "It was the original headquarters for one of Neosho's early wholesale grocery companies, and served as warehouse space throughout the period of significance. Historic warehouses of any size or type are rare in Neosho; this building provides a notably large intact example."
Sheals said the National Park Service's approval would mean official recognition of the building as a historic place, and would also allow the owner to be eligible for tax credits if he chooses to renovate the space.
Burchfield, on behalf of Shaffer House, L.P., approached the Neosho City Council in November 2011 to ask that the property be rezoned from M-1 light industrial district to R-3, apartment house district.
He proposed plans to historically renovate the building and convert it into residential one and two bedroom apartments.
The council approved that request.
The same year, Burchfield applied for tax credits for the renovation from the Missouri Housing Development Commission. He did not receive the credits, as most of the tax credits for the area were awarded to projects in Joplin, to aid in the rebuilding efforts after the May 2011 tornado.
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"Who made that sliced bread?" is the feature title for an article published Sunday in the New York Times Magazine.
The magazine prints a regular column called "Who Made That?" Each week, the columnist tells the story of a designated object. Past stories have included the "escape key" on a computer keyboard, Velcro, dental floss, false eye lashes, and the military dog tag.
The sliced bread article recaps how Otto Rohwedder brought his bread-slicing machine to Chillicothe, Mo., in 1928 and put it to use in Frank Bench's bakery. The article also tells how the initial story was discovered by Constitution-Tribune News Editor Catherine Stortz Ripley, while working on a history book in 2001, and how the story was confirmed after she located the son of the man who invented the bread slicing machine.
Sunday's article provides broad exposure for Chillicothe.
"For the New York Times Magazine to publish a feature story like this is quite impressive," said Sliced Bread Committee Chairman Ed Douglas. "I think it shows that we are really building momentum on our quest to make Chillicothe a stop for tourists to visit the Home of Sliced Bread."
"Sliced Bread is important," he continued, "because it is the standard of all innovation, past, present and future."
The next milestone will be the completion of the documentary to be shown nationwide on public television, Douglas said. This is being done by an Emmy award-winning producer at Kansas City Public Television and is scheduled for summer completion.
An online version of the New York Times Magazine article was published Friday. It can be found at www.nytimes.com/2013/03/03/magazine/who-made-that-sliced-bread.html
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Goffstown school study shows parents, teachers concerned by administration
GOFFSTOWN - Results of the Mountain View Middle School study were released to the school board Monday and can be found on the district's website.
What the public won't find in the $35,500, 116-page study is participation by the school's principal, Jim Hunt.
According to the results of the study conducted by Learning Innovations at WestEd of Woburn, Mass., five administrators were invited to participate in individual interviews with representatives from the company, but Hunt did not respond to an email request to meet.
"Everyone but the principal, who was not at school the day of the first round of interviews, was interviewed," the study read. "A follow-up email was sent to him to schedule an alternate date to interview; there was no response."
Elizabeth Dubrulle, who was part of a parent and staff committee that met twice this summer, said she hopes personnel issues at the school will be addressed.
"In my opinion, the main issue at MVMS has always been primarily a personnel issue, and if anything, this report confirms that opinion, although you have to read between the lines to see it," Dubrulle said. "The real question is whether or not there are other problems at the school once the primary personnel issues are resolved. This report shows that there are, but that they are not as extensive as originally feared."
More than 20 students, 13 parents and nearly 30 staff members participated in focus groups led by WestEd staff.
Teachers stressed the need for high-quality professional development and for collaboration among team teachers, special educators and paraprofessionals.
While many teachers touted the school's Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program as a morale booster, some teachers expressed concern about how they are treated by school administration and fellow teachers.
"One concern related to how administrators treat and talk to staff members," the report stated. "In general, teachers described a sense of not feeling valued or respected by top-level administration at MVMS."
The parent focus group also expressed concerns about school administration.
In general, the study concluded, parents were hopeful about the future of MVMS, supportive of teachers and felt there had been recent improvements at the school.
They praised the PBIS program and such class offerings as music, world language and advanced math.
However, the report indicated that parents experienced difficulty being involved in school activities because they don't feel welcome by administration and have a sense that the administration does not support parent involvement.
"Related to concerns about parent involvement was a frustration over communication with the MVMS administration," the report read. "Multiple parents expressed negative experiences communicating with administrative staff. A couple said they were reticent to raise concerns or ask questions for fear of being labeled."
SAU 19 Superintendent Stacy Buckley said Hunt was not required to be interviewed during the study process.
"It would be no different than a parent or teacher not being interviewed," she said. "It wasn't about one individual - this was one data point out of thousands."
The report outlined the strengths of the middle school, which houses about 890 students from Goffstown, Dunbarton and New Boston, as well as recommendations for improvement.
The report states that MVMS has many dedicated children, parents and staff who are doing much to support learning, and that there were multiple areas of improvement the school can target.
Four key recommendations were highlighted: To continue investing and supporting the school's Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) plan; create a visioning committee to explore and clarify the school's mission; consider researching and conducting more classroom observations to determine future areas for professional development; develop a plan for celebrating student and staff success and publish that information.
Buckley said WestEd representatives offered to meet with the school board to answer any questions they have.
The study included data collection of student test scores from 2010 to 2012, which show students performed above national averages in math, reading and language use.
Parent, student, teacher and staff surveys and focus groups were also included in the study, as well as classroom observations.
Students weighed in with positive feelings about classes, their teachers, support for learning, school activities and recess, but also expressed concern over misbehavior by other students, including bullying, inconsistency in enforcing rules, a lack of activities that encourage school pride and lunch.
Other student concerns surrounded instruction and rigor, and the school building, notably bathrooms.
Buckley said the study was very well done, and was not surprised by its findings, adding that the details of the study will help the district focus on what needs to change.
Buckley has asked school staffs to review the report, and the process of how to implement the recommendations will begin at a later date.
"It's going to take some time," she said.
School Board Chairman Philip Pancoast said he could not immediately comment on the report as he had not yet read it in its entirety, but said the board will take some time to digest it and determine whether a meeting with WestEd would be beneficial.
The final paragraph of the study urged the MVMS community not to overlook what was described as "the wisdom of children."
"Throughout this study we were continuously impressed with the insight, hope and passion of the students," the report read. "What is also important to point out is that out of all the groups, the students were the most positive. They were the quickest to forgive. And interestingly, they focused on identifying practices or situations where they hoped for change or improvement."


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Parity being the theme for this year's basketball season, it comes as little surprise the Sweet Sixteen features a No. 15 seed for the first time ever, plus a No. 13 and No. 12 seed.
Parity being the theme for this year's basketball season, it comes as little surprise the Sweet Sixteen features a No. 15 seed for the first time ever, plus a No. 13 and No. 12 seed. The No. 15 seed Eagles of Florida Gulf Coast took the nation by storm with convincing victories over second-seeded Georgetown (78-68) and seventh-seeded San Diego State (70-55). Not only did the Eagles beat two highly regarded teams, they displayed a knack for highlight reel plays with enough alley-oops, follow slams and no-look passes to fill up an entire segment of ESPN's Sportscenter. Florida Gulf Coast, established in 1991 in Fort Myers, held its first day of classes in 1997. Now in the middle of the school's first NCAA appearance, the Eagles will look to extend their stay on Friday, when they play SEC champion Florida in Arlington, Texas at 8:57 p.m. Incredibly, No. 13 seed LaSalle won its play-in game on Wednesday night, taking down Boise State 80-71 in Dayton, Ohio before traveling to Kansas City, where the Explorers toppled fourth-seeded Kansas State 63-61 and 12th-seeded Ole Miss, which upset Wisconsin. La Salle, one of five division-1 basketball schools located within the city limits of Philadelphia, beat Ole Miss 76-74 on a last-second driving shot in traffic from Tyrone Garland. Philly has indeed enjoyed this dance with Villanova and Temple joining La Salle, giving the "City of Brotherly Love" a strong presence. Temple won its opener over North Carolina St. before falling to Indiana, while Villanova lost its opener versus North Carolina. La Salle attempts to keep its Cinderella slipper intact on Thursday, when they battle No. 9 seed Wichita State at 9:17 p.m. in Los Angeles. The Shockers of Wichita State dismantled No. 8 seed Pittsburgh 73-55 and held off top-seeded Gonzaga 76-70. The state of Florida boasts the most impressive resume, sending three teams to the Sweet Sixteen as second-seeded Miami punched its ticket along with Florida and Florida Gulf Coast, which beat Miami early in the season. Southern University nearly became the first No. 16 seed to beat a No. 1 seed (Gonzaga), further proving undisputed parity in college basketball. Louisville, the top seed out of the Midwest Region, seems to be playing the best entering the Sweet Sixteen. The Cardinals beat North Carolina A & T and Colorado State by an average of 28.1 points, setting up a matchup with another surprise team in Oregon. The No. 12 seed Ducks are not a typical Cinderella team considering they hail from the Pac-12 � one of six "power conferences". Speaking of conferences, the Big 10 has been superb, with four teams reaching the Sweet Sixteen, including top-seeded Indiana (East Region), No. 2 seed Ohio State (West), No. 3 seed Michigan State (Midwest) and No. 4 seed Michigan (South). This tournament has four big winners at this point: The city of Philadelphia, the state of Florida, the state of Michigan and the entire Big 10. Unfortunately, winners create losers such as Marshall Henderson of Ole Miss and announcer Charles Barkley, who doesn't need to analyze the tournament if he isn't going to bother researching the teams involved. Barkley admits on a regular basis that he isn't familiar with the teams. Barkley called out Kansas center Jeff Whithey, who scored 31 points on 13-of-20 shooting and pulled down 22 rebounds in tournament wins over Western Kentucky and North Carolina. At halftime of the Western Kentucky game, with Kansas struggling, Barkley blurted out that 'Whitey or whatever his name is' needs to assert himself in the paint. That begs the question…What would happen if a white announcer referred to the lone African-American starter on a team as "Blackey or whatever his name is" rather than Blachey? Barkley's favorite Caucasian player, Henderson of Ole Miss, gave a double bird to the crowd after the Rebels' loss to La Salle. In two tournament games, Henderson made 14-of-42 shot attempts while scoring 40 points. I would take Whithey's 31 points and 22 rebounds on 20 shots over Henderson's 40 points on 42 shots all day. Oh, and Henderson also had a combined seven rebounds and four assists in the Big Dance, while committing seven turnovers. Hype doesn't always win over production, Charles. And the bad guys don't always win over the good guys, Marshall. (Will Gilbert is sports editor for The Sun-Times. Send comments to email@example.com)


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Congrats, Chattahoochee, there's a triple treat in store for you. Three special authors are coming to town next week.
Ellen Thomas, author of "The Bipolar Express", will speak about her new book at the Cowen Public Library on Monday, May 16th at 5:00 p.m. The story tells of a mother's daily challenges and victories raising a child with developmental disabilities. Her adopted daughter was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder and Asperger's Syndrome. The book is not a clinical account, but rather, chronicles an emotional rough ride through sixteen years of hoarding, shoplifting, manic episodes, and suicide attempts. The family endured tragic times with little assistance due in part to the seeming lack of knowledge, training, or awareness of teachers and school administrators.
"I wrote this book in hopes of educating others on mental disabilities by dropping the cloak of secrecy that brings shame and excuses based on lies rather than truth," Thomas penned.
Toward the end of next week, two fiction writers will grace the Cowen Public Library with their novels and conversation about writing. Rhett DeVane, author of "Mama's Comfort Food" and Donna Meredith, author of "The Glass Madonna" are setting up shop in the library meeting room on Friday, May 20th, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Originally from Chattahoochee, Rhett DeVane's story is a humorous tale about a woman who returns to her southern hometown to reunite with estranged family and in the process learns to live an authentic life.
Donna Meredith's book weaves together the lives, loves, heartbreaks, and triumphs of a family of glassmakers and one woman's determination to create her own destiny. If you missed hearing Donna's interesting presentation about women in literature at the Havana Public Library, here's another opportunity to tap into her expertise.
Thomas, DeVane, and Meredith all write of family issues that nearly everyone can relate to and gain new insight from exploring. Signed copies of their works will be available at the programs.
You are invited to meet and greet these three talented authors next week at the Cowen Public Library, 300 Maple Street in Chattahoochee. The events are free and open to the public. Please phone 663-2707 for more information. Come in, and linger longer!
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Weather.com is predicting a better than average chance that March temperatures will be above average with predictions that April and May temperatures will most likely be above average.
Perhaps I've become too spoiled by the mild winter months we've had the last couple of years, because before I added the daily highs up for February I believed with certainty this February was a colder than average month.
Nope. February 2013 goes into the books with the average high being nearly two degrees above the historic average for the month.
For St. James the average high for February is 28 degrees F. This past month saw an average daily high of 29.86 degrees F according to the information provided by weather.com.
Meteorological winter is defined as the months of December, January and February. With February, 2013 in the books it means that we have not had a below average month the last two winters.
Another fact is that neither of the past two winters saw a night with a teens below zero reading.
The big 'cold wave' this past month saw back to back single digit below zero nights on the 19th and the 20th. Remember when a cold wave meant the highs for the day were single digit below zero numbers - and that kind of misery went on for a week?
A recent report from Climate Central confirms winters in Minnesota are warming, "Since 1970, winters in the top five fastest-warming states: Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Vermont and South Dakota heated up four-and-a-half times faster than winters in the five slowest-warming states: Nevada, California, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington. The five fastest-warming states have seen at least 4 degrees F. warming in winters since 1970."
This past month saw slightly above average precipitation as we recorded .74 inches of moisture compared to the .62 inches for an average February. That was not enough to quench the drought conditions the region is facing.
Plus the recent snowfall might not sink into the soil. Meteorologists are using a term called 'concrete frost' to describe the top layer of the earth. Rains in December did not sink deeply into the soil as a cold snap flash froze the ground.
So right now the surface of the soil is like a big block of ice. Water on top of the flash frozen soil is likely to run off the into streams, rivers and lakes before the soil thaws. Meaning we are likely to begin the spring still in drought with the possibility of some of the rivers in the upper Midwest flooding.
According to the National Weather Service, "Parts of the Upper Minnesota and Mississippi River basins now have a normal risk for flooding. In addition, parts of southern and eastern Minnesota and west central Wisconsin are at risk for flooding due to 'Concrete Frost'.
"With the snowfall in February, conditions have changed from below normal with the January outlooks to a normal risk of flooding with the February outlooks for locations including:
"Montevideo on the Minnesota River
"Granite Falls on the Minnesota River
"Long Prairie on the Long Prairie River
"St Cloud on the Sauk River
"St Cloud on the Mississippi River
"While severe to extreme drought conditions still exist across the region, precipitation from December 2012 through the end of February has been near normal to even above normal in some areas. "Hence some regions do have a decent snow pack with water equivalents of two to four inches."
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the flood threat for the Red River is deemed 'high' near Fargo and Wahpeton, while the land in that region could also remain in drought conditions.
The latest drought forecast from the NWS that runs till the first of June says western Minnesota will still experience ongoing drought conditions, though there will be some improvement.
Weather.com is predicting a better than average chance that March temperatures will be above average with predictions that April and May temperatures will most likely be above average.
Is this the new normal for us? Temperatures above the historic average, while rainfall is below the historic average.


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Keene shop reopens after DEA raid
By MEGHAN PIERCE
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Phat Stuff owner Panos Eliopoulos was working in his glass blowing studio in the store Saturday making glass pipes to replenish his stock taken in a DEA raid Wednesday. (Meghan Pierce Photo)
KEENE — Phat Stuff reopened Friday after a federal raid of the downtown head shop closed it for two days.
Phat Stuff at 84 Main St. was included in a Drug Enforcement Administration nationwide synthetic drug raid Wednesday.
About a dozen DEA agents occupied the store from about 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday and filled a U-Haul truck full of evidence, much of which was store merchandise.
Wednesday DEA spokesman Rusty Payne said the agency was targeting every level of the designer synthetic drug market in the U.S., from wholesalers, retailers to manufacturers. Phat Stuff was one of more than 200 locations in 29 states searched by the DEA Wednesday.
On Friday Payne said he could not comment on the Keene raid, saying it is his understanding the investigation of Phat Stuff is currently under a federal seal. Even arrests as a result of the search could be under seal, he said.
At Phat Stuff on Saturday, store owner Panos Eliopoulos was working in his glass blowing studio in the store making glass pipes to replenish his stock.
Store employee Evan Prokowich said Saturday he is not aware of any arrests and said Eliopoulos and employees on legal advice are not commenting on the matter right now.
"We're still basically in the dark," Prokowich said.
On Wednesday Prokowich said the store had done nothing wrong, but had been presented with a document by the DEA that said products such as bongs and water pipes and any other devices uses to inhale or ingest illegal drugs would be seized. Prokowich said all of those devices are for tobacco use only.
Prokowich said the shop had sold "herbal incense" products in the past, but stopped when the city banned it.
During the DEA raid on Wednesday members of Free Keene videotaped the DEA agents filling the U-Haul truck and criticized agents for taking away the store owner's livelihood.
On Sunday Free Keene blogger Ian Freeman said, "I think it's outrageous that a peaceful business that has been open for — as I understand it — about 12 years has had almost their entire inventory stolen. … It seems just like armed robbery to me and I hope people stop putting up with it eventually."


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AccuRev version 6.0 arrives this month with enhancements for multi-stage continuous integration and delivery. The application lifecycle software company says that developers will now need Agile and continuous delivery where complex, parallel software development processes need scalability, automation, and simplicity for faster processes.
If that "complex, parallel, and automated" element explains what so-called multi-stage continuous delivery is, then so be it. The firm has here provided expanded automation using change-based development: The automation around tracking and propagating stories, issues, and issue dependencies by leveraging Change Packages makes it easier for developers to develop and manage change at the business value level…as opposed to the file level and for management to see where each enhancement or issue is in the process.
Enhancements have been made throughout the user and command-line interfaces, including enhanced browser modes, flexible layout options, refined search capabilities, and a simplified incoming and outgoing mode for detecting changes, making navigation and daily development even easier.
"AccuRev's point-and-click display is designed to highlight issues, enhancements, and stories they need to work on and get coding immediately," said Peter Shields, president and CEO of AccuRev.
"With AccuRev 6.0 and its continuous integration functionality, developers are able to focus on what they love most — writing code — and not on administrative work. This enables companies to deliver software releases faster and at the highest quality."


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Making Cheese at Jasper Hill: Acidity, Flocculation and New Wheels
Last year, I visited the Cellars at Jasper Hill and had the opportunity to participate in the Winnimere cheesemaking process. It was a very educational experience as there are some interesting new developments going on at Jasper Hill. I thought I would share a little about the cheesemaking process, as well as give a sneak peek into a couple of new cheeses:
Flocculation is a test conducted with a rounded knife. The knife is put into the renneted milk. When the milk starts to curdle and grab onto the knife, an experienced cheesemaker is able to determine the exact time to cut the curd.
This was something I had never done before, but it allows the cheesemaker to more accurately monitor the curd cutting process. Winnimere is pretty heavy on rennet (the agent that coagulates cheese), meaning it is extra important to be aware of timing when the curd is cut. Otherwise, the curd will get too firm for cutting and the moisture-to-fat/protein ratio will be off.
Making Winnimere
Here is a photo montage of the Winnimere cheesemaking process (including pH testing and flocculation):
New Cheeses
One of the most exciting things about my trip was hearing about a couple of the new cheeses in development:
- Harbison: This new cheese was still in development when I visited the Cellars. It is essentially a smaller format version of Winnimere, but instead of the funky, yeasty washed rind, a beautiful light, bright, full-bodied rind prevails. When I was there, Mateo (one of the founding brothers behind Jasper Hill) thought it wasn't quite salty enough. We also looked at a few larger wheels of the cheese that were chalky in the center – he blamed this on lack of salting. Personally, I enjoyed the more delicate, rounded flavor of the well-ripened, smaller wheel. Harbison is a cow milk cheese wrapped in bark sourced from trees on the Jasper Hill Farm, giving each wheel a beautiful woodsy flavor. Since my visit, the experimental process was concluded and we now get in small batches of Harbison, the first cheese from the cellars to be named after a lady – in this case, Anne Harbison, the "grandmother of Greensboro, VT." Ms. Harbison is very active in the community there between running a bed and breakfast and volunteering at the public library. Plus, she has known the Kehler brothers since they were children!
- Kinsmen: This cheese is made by Doug and Deb Erb, the producers that make Landaff, but it is a squatter wheel that is being washed with different brines. There were three different varieties of this cheese in the test batch we tasted. Among those we tasted was one that was washed in the Winnimere brine: 20% saturation, with all the Winni cultures. This wheel was bright, herbaceous, with a beautiful rich paste. It reminded me slightly of Vendeen Bichonne, with a thicker paste, and a cleaner, less mold covered rind.
We hope to be able to offer Kinsmen to folks soon!
Jessica Sennett is a cheesemonger with previous experience as a cheesemaker both in the United States and in France.


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WINDERMERE, Fla. (Stockpickr) -- Professional traders running mutual funds and hedge funds don't just look at a stock's price moves; they also track big changes in volume activity. Often when above-average volume moves into an equity, it precedes a large spike in volatility.Major moves in volume can signal unusual activity, such as insider buying or selling -- or buying or selling by "superinvestors." >>5 Rocket Stocks to Buy as Stocks Drop Unusual volume can also be a major signal that hedge funds and momentum traders are piling into a stock ahead of a catalyst. These types of traders like to get in well before a large spike, so it's always a smart move to monitor unusual volume. That said, remember to combine trend and price action with unusual volume. Put them all together to help you decipher the next big trend for any stock. With that in mind, let's take a look at several stocks rising on unusual volume today. >>5 Stocks Insiders Love Right Now Manitex International Manitex International ( MNTX) is engaged in the design, manufacture and distribution of engineered lifting solutions. This stock closed up 9.7% at $11.70 on Wednesday. Wednesday's Volume: 447,000 Average Volume: 142,615 Volume % Change: 177% From a technical perspective, MNTX exploded higher here and broke out above some near-term overhead resistance levels at $10.98 to $11.58 with heavy upside volume. This move is quickly pushing shares of MNTX within range of triggering another major breakout trade. That trade will hit if MNTX manages to clear its 52-week high at $11.95 with high volume. Traders should now look for long-biased trades in MNTX as long as it's trending above some near-term resistance levels at $11.58 or $11.09 and then once it sustains a move or close above $11.95 with volume that hits near or above 142,615 shares. If that breakout triggers soon, then MNTX will enter new 52-week-high territory, which is bullish technical price action. Some possible upside targets off that breakout are $14 to $15. NetSol Technologies NetSol Technologies ( NTWK) designs, develops, markets and exports proprietary software products to customers in the automobile finance and leasing, banking, health care and financial services industries worldwide. This stock closed up 7.3% at $12.59 on Wednesday.
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Dictionary of Muslim Names.
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Muslim name dictionary including original spellings, meanings, and English transliterations.
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Order of First Families of North Carolina Ancestor Biographies, Volume 1.
Baltimore: Otter Bay Books, 2011.
Call No. Local History Ref F253 .B728 2011 v. 1.
Short biographies of the "First Two Hundred" North Carolina Ancestors.
Parker, John.
Reading Latin Epitaphs.
Exeter, UK: Exeter Press, 2012.
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Introductory handbook to reading Latin epitaphs, including common word lists and illustrations.
Roberts, Gary Boyd.
Ancestors of American Presidents, 2009 edition.
Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009.
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Thoroughly researched ancestor tables for each President, along with royal descents and kinship charts.
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Emancipation's Diaspora: Race and Reconstruction in the Upper Midwest.
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For those of us who are already riding our bicycles on a regular basis and for those who need an excuse to ride more, you need to sign up for the 2013 National Bike Challenge sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists.
For those of us who are already riding our bicycles on a regular basis and for those who need an excuse to ride more, you need to sign up for the 2013 National Bike Challenge sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists. This is only the second year for the national challenge. It was tested for one year in Wisconsin before it went national.
It was so successful last year that they have extended the challenge another month so that it now runs from May 1 to Sept. 30, 2013. That's five months during which you are challenged to earn points for every day that you ride outside. You get 20 points for every day that you log a ride and one point each for every mile. It is obvious that the rules are designed to favor those who get out every day and not just those who put in 100 miles on a Saturday.
There are quite a few thousands who have already registered and they are hoping to exceed 50,000 people taking part in the challenge this year. To make it more interesting, they also have corporate sponsors who offer monthly prizes for a number of different categories. As you progress through the points that you earn, you become eligible for better prizes. I guess you have an advantage if you earn lots of points early so that you are in a limited category out front every month.
This is very similar to the bike challenge hosted by the Santa Fe Trails Bike & Coffee Shop every January. Brendan provides nice prizes every week in January, but he also counts miles gained on indoor trainers as well as miles outside. The National Bike Challenge is an outdoor-miles-only program.
Since I bicycle commute nearly every day, I am in a good position to earn some pretty good points, but the miles that I ride are not that great. It is only a bit less than 12 miles one way door-to-door. Thank goodness that they award more points for every day on the bike.
On the other hand, I will be picking up lots of miles on the annual Biking Across Kansas in June. Total miles should be about 500 miles for the week and each day counts for another 20 points, too. Hopefully I can throw in a few long-distance weekends during the challenge period.
I suppose that the best news is that I am the one that benefits the most from the challenge. I am getting regular exercise and saving on gasoline on my daily commutes. I don't really expect to win any rewards from the sponsors, but the greatest reward is good health and it is nice to know that I am in control of getting that reward and not dependent on chance or someone else's goodwill.
It may seem silly to participate in this kind of national challenge where the chances of winning a reward are slim to none, but I have to admit that it prompts me to actually ride every day so that I can log on to the site and enter my daily miles. I guess that it is just human nature to take up a challenge like this and to compete.
I highly recommend that lots of other folks also register for the challenge to see how they will do. Don't be discouraged if you check the competition and find that there are some who are way ahead in points. Remember that the real reward for you is the fact that you are outside getting in some time on your bike.
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The second day of a trial for man accused of aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer ended Tuesday with testimony from an officer who said he witnessed the defendant pointing a gun at police.
The second day of a trial for man accused of aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer ended Tuesday with testimony from an officer who said he witnessed the defendant pointing a gun at police.
The trial of John James Baskas is scheduled to resume Wednesday morning with additional witnesses for the prosecution.
Baskas is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, cultivation of marijuana, felony possession of drug paraphernalia, violating the drug tax stamp law, misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer.
The charges stem from a June 21, 2011, police search of a residence at 1104 N. 12th St. where Baskas was living with his parents.
Baskas is accused of pointing a gun at a police officer as members of the Leavenworth Police Department's Special Weapons and Tactics Team entered the residence to execute a search warrant.
Baskas was shot by police Sgt. Neil Vogel, but he survived his injuries.
In court Tuesday, police Sgt. Steve Herring testified that he was behind Vogel when he saw Baskas pointing a gun in the direction of the two officers.
Herring said Baskas had both hands on the grips of a handgun. The police sergeant testified that the defendant had his arms extended and was crouching.
After being wounded, Baskas said, "I can't believe you shot me," according to the testimony.
Herring said, after the shooting, he removed bullets from Baskas' gun including a round that was in the chamber of the 9 mm pistol.
David Wright, a forensic scientist with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, testified Tuesday that the handgun had been tested and was found to be a functioning firearm.
Much of the day was taken up by testimony from police Detective Matthew Nickel.
He participated in the search at the Baskas residence. He testified Tuesday about a number of items that were collected during the search including various bags of green vegetation, some of which were in brick form, and a number of firearms.
Several of the bags of green vegetation were tested, and the results indicated the substance was marijuana, according to testimony provided Monday by a KBI scientist.
Nickel testified Tuesday about what he believed to be a small marijuana growing operation in the basement of Baskas' home.
Plants found in the basement were submitted to the KBI, but they were not tested.
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If it's true that you never get a second chance to make a first impression, financial advisors should give at least as much thought to their receptionists' conduct and the reception area as to retirement income or portfolio rebalancing.
That is the subject of a recent post by Average Joe, a blogger and former financial advisor who describes himself as "a guy who's been in hundreds of advisory offices."
Perhaps because the blog post is directed to consumers seeking financial advice (as opposed to financial professionals), the article and the 55 reader comments it generated provide valuable insights for working financial advisors.
One reader comment in particular encapsulated the subject's importance:
"It made a huge impression on us when we walked into a financial advisor's office and the receptionist remembered our name and greeted us warmly. She didn't have to search in a schedule book to figure out what time our meeting was or who we were there to see. She escorted us to the meeting room, chatted on the way, offered us drinks…really made us feel welcome. She was prepared in advance to relax us. She was a perfect host. After four prior meetings at other firms that didn't go so well, this advisor earned our business. And it all started up front with her."
A key premise of the post is that clients and prospects particularly are nervous when they walk into a financial advisor's office.
Says Average Joe: "Every good advisor knows that new and existing clients might come in with concerns and a case of 'nerves.' While we had plenty of routine reviews with clients when I was practicing, there were times that people came in after a loved one died, when kids were headed to college, their company had made a retirement offer, our client had been fired, or a new baby was on the way."
The receptionist, and reception area, are therefore critical to dissipating this tension.
"A great receptionist is the eyes and ears of a great advisor. My receptionist would let me know if someone seemed especially anxious, so I was armed and ready when the client arrived at the meeting room," Average Joe writes.
Aside from the receptionist, the entry area makes a crucial impression.
"Everything is a hint about how the advisor values you, your money and their own business," writes Average Joe, who recommends soothing music and lifestyle magazines over CNBC and financial magazines. "Who the hell wants to watch the market tank and people screaming on the trading floor before they meet with their advisor?"
The former advisor also strongly advises against politically oriented television.
"Why do I want my left-leaning multimillionaire prospects to hate me before they actually shake my hand because Fox News was on the television (or, swinging the other way, right-leaning clients while I'm playing MSNBC….). Politics don't mix with good business (at least on the retail level)," he writes.
Average Joe also recommends a middle path when it comes to refreshments:
"I don't want a cheap paper cup. Is the advisor broke? Are they one step from going out of business? On the other hand, if I'm being offered lattes or espresso out of an expensive machine, that's too far. We offered soft drinks, bottled water and a variety of Keurig coffees, served in nice recyclable cups with lids or mugs with our firm's logo."
Having visited numerous advisory offices, Average Joe also noted in the comments section that "One office was so well appointed with expensive decor that I heard clients say on more than one occasion, 'Is this what we're paying for?'"
The importance of comfort—in the advisor's office as well as the reception area—was alluded to by a Merrill Lynch client in the comments section:
"You walk in and have all the dark colored wooden paneled walls…filled with overgrown fake plants…and 2 chairs….the lobby is completely enclosed in a little room. Then we go in to meet the advisor and they are sitting across a huge desk in a chair that seems to tower over the chairs we are sitting in. Giving us that inferior feeling. Thankfully they are doing good work…or we wouldn't stay because we are anxious each time we go."
In contrast, Average Joe, who hired a designer to make his entry area comfortable and replete with relaxing images, says that "because I think we did such a great job on our reception, I had a real leg up on gaining a new client even before they met me for the first time."
Having happy employees is of supreme importance in a customer-service oriented business:
"The receptionist's number one task is to make sure that clients feel welcome. I've seen plenty of disgruntled receptionists and can confirm that I've never met one that wasn't unhappy for a reason (usually they hated their boss, the advisor)," Average Joe writes.
The point was also made by AdvisorOne editorial director Jamie Green, in an editor's letter for Investment Advisor magazine. Writing on the importance of keeping "lower-level" employees happy, Green shared the following anecdote:
"I learned this truth [about keeping all employees happy] early in my journalism career, when I noticed the great amount of attention one advertising salesperson seemed to be spending on our receptionist—nearly every morning he would bring her a steaming cup of coffee and a fresh Dunkin' donut. I joked with him about his flirtation with this young woman, but he quickly corrected me. 'She could make or break me,' he argued, noting that when a client telephoned and he was on another call or not in the office, her attitude towards that client could make all the difference in the world to his success."
Following are additional AdvisorOne resources on how to treat your prospective and existing clients, and the key role all your employees have in that client experience:
- The full editor's letter from Jamie Green on the importance of every team member.
- A feature article by Kara Stapleton from Investment Advisor on how to send the right messages to clients and prospects in your office
Angie Herbers' cover story on clients and stress in Investment Advisor.
Kirk Hulett's blog on blueprinting the client experience.
Research Magazine columnist Bill Good on the right time to drop a team member


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Serv Safe Summer 2013 (Session 2 of 5)
Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Hannibal Career and Technical Center -- Room V2004550 McMasters Avenue, Hannibal MO map...
An opportunity for anyone in Marion County that needs to have food safety training. This nationally regonized course is required by local county ordinance for foodserive workers.
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Second session of the ServSafe course. This instruction will help participants prepare for the exam.
Contact the Hannibal Career and technical Center at 573-221-4430 to register.
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$125.00The fee includes the Serv Safe manual and exam answer sheet. If you already have the manual, you can register for $100.
Jim Meyer, firstname.lastname@example.com Extension in Ralls Countyphone: 573-985-3911
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Sam Asano's Let's Invent: Case of the loose broomstickBy SAM ASANO
March 23. 2013 3:07AM
Editor's note: Sam Asano's column on inventing debuted in the Portsmouth Herald earlier this year. We are publishing his collected columns in sequence in the Sunday and Monday business sections over the next several weeks after the which the new columns will appear on Mondays.
In the field of invention, there are no surefire theories to success. Learning how to invent really depends on following case studies.
Today, we follow the case No. 1301, the first case in 2013. The author has no idea whether this project will succeed in the end or whether it will fail. But I present this case to you as it happens in real time with my handwritten graphics. This is the identical process any inventor would go through.
I will start with a very simple case so as to acclimate you with the thinking environment of "invention."
A gentleman recently approached me with his problem. It was a simple one. He works a lot with a floor broom and other similar accessories. A floor broom is usually about 3 feet wide and has a hole in the center for the universal broomstick, with a metal screw tip (Figure 1). His complaint is that the floor broom is long and has a high leverage against the screw tip. The screw that attaches the broomstick very often becomes loose, causing the broom to flap around. When that happens, he has to stop working and tighten the broomstick to restart his work.
This, he says, is annoying and counterproductive. Why isn't there a mechanical solution to maintain a tight connection between the horizontal floor broom and the broomstick? Thus, in case No. 1301, the problem is spelled out.
One of the most important things to do when you think you have a problem is to ask whether a solution has already been invented and you don't know it. You should do this before anything else. As the human society is clever and productive, many solutions have been worked out already.
Looking at the simple geometric problem, I decided to go to Home Depot to see whether they had solved this problem. Sure enough, there are a bunch of brooms with metal struts fastened to both wings of the broom (Figure 2). Indeed, they had solved the problem, I thought.
I called this gentleman and stated the solution was available in the stores already: case closed! He said, not so fast. He was aware that the broom is sold with a fixed handle. But he insisted that didn't solve his problem. He has a bunch of cleaning accessories for his broomstick that are compatible with the screw mount. To him, a wide floor broom sold with fixed-wing struts makes the broomstick permanently affixed to the broom and negates the very principle of an interchangeable broomstick.
The foregoing is the real exchange between this gentleman and myself. It shows the reality of "invention;" that is, nothing is really clear-cut. For the uninitiated inventor, this is a major setback, enough to forget "invention" forever. However, an experienced, tough inventor would eat this type of setback for breakfast.
Case No. 1301 produces a fundamental issue of simple inventions. The broomstick industry has standardized its screw head to take on various accessories. Due to its penchant to loosen, the floor broom makers fastened the broom to the stick by bracing.
The solution had solved the floor broom problem but negated the convenience of an interchangeable screw-headed broomstick adaptable to many accessories. The next question: Is there need for developing a set of metal struts that can be easily attached to various accessories with minimum effort? Such a product shouldn't require any modification to the existing broomstick, floor broom or any other items.
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Shintaro (Sam) Asano of New Castle, who speaks and writes English as a second language, was named by MIT in 2011 as one of the 10 most influential inventors of the 20th century who improved our life. He is a businessman and an inventor in the field of electronics and mechanical systems, who is credited as the original inventor of today's portable fax machine. He also developed a data tablet used in the retail point of sale to capture customer signatures when credit cards are used. Write to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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in June and July at Refuge Baptist Church at the junction of Dana, Upward, Ridge and Oleta roads. Scheduled for 6 p.m. Sunday, The McMinn Family Band; July 14, The Johnson Family; and July 28, The Hills. Refreshments served after concerts. Free. Info: 685-8544.
Gospel Jam, 7-9 p.m. the first Saturday of the month at First Baptist Church of East Flat Rock, 227 Spartanburg Highway, Hendersonville. Free. Info: 243-8100.
Preschool enrollment
Grace Lutheran Preschool, corner of Sixth Avenue West and Blythe Street, enrollment for 2013-14 has begun for walkers through pre-K. Info: 693-4972 Trinity Preschool, 900 Blythe St., Hendersonville. Classes: 18 months and walking to transitional kindergarten.
Info: 696-4110.
"Perspectives on Church," annual Ohmann lecture series, 9:45 a.m.
Sundays through Aug. 25 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 900 Blythe St., Hendersonville. Info: 692-6114.
Vacation Bible school
Tracy Grove Baptist Church, 984 Tracy Grove Road, Flat Rock. SonWest Roundup vacation Bible school, 7-9 p.m.
July 8-12. A meal will be served each night. Info: 693-7733.
Holly Springs Baptist Church, 7265 Crab Creek Road, Penrose. Vacation Bible school, 6 p.m. July 8-12. All ages.
Info: 674-5962.
Upward Baptist Church, 901 Upward Road, Flat Rock. Tell It on the Mountain vacation Bible school, 6-8:30 p.m. July 22-26. Kickoff, 1 p.m. July 20. Info: 693-3374.
Hendersonville Church of Christ, 1975 Haywood Road, Hendersonville. In the Beginning vacation Bible school, 5-8 p.m. July 8-10. Ages 4 to 11. Register by Monday. Info: 692-0306.
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Spiritual food group discussions,
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sunday, July 7, 28 at Unity Center, 2041 Old Fanning Bridge Road. Info: 891-8700.
Early Church Fathers adult forums,
10:15-11:15 a.m. Sunday, July 21 and 28 at St. James Episcopal Church, 766 N. Main St., Hendersonville. Info: 693-7458.
Summer School for Your Spirit Bible studies, 5:45 p.m. July 17, Aug. 21 at Mills River Presbyterian Church, 10 Presbyterian Church Road. Info: 891-7101.
Men's Majestic Humanity of Jesus Bible study of Mount Pisgah Lutheran Church, 8 a.m. Thursday, breakfast at Denny's with Bible study. For directions and info: 692-7027.
Calvary Kids Club, 3-4:30 p.m. the first and third Sunday at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. Info: 684-6266.
Celebrate Recovery group, 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For those in addiction recovery. Info: 692-1262, Ext. 135.
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Thursday at Living Water Baptist Church, Sugarloaf Road. For anyone dealing with an addition. Info: 606-9259.
Extended Family, 6 p.m. the third Mondays at Blue Ridge Prison and Jail ministries house, 410 E. First Ave. For families facing the trauma of incarcerated family members. Info: 696- 0607.
Freedom That Lasts, 7 p.m. Friday night and 10 a.m. Sunday at Progress Baptist Church, 1935 N. Rugby Road.
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Good News @ 6, 6 p.m. the fourth Sunday of each month at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. Welcoming all ages to a different service of worship. Info: 684-6266.
Grief Share grief recovery group, 2-3:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesday through Aug. 27 at Hendersonville First United Methodist Church, at Sixth Avenue and Church Street. Info: 693-3410; 693-1550; 693-4275.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama lashed out at senior Republican senators Wednesday over their criticism of U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice in the aftermath of the deadly Sept. 11 attack in Libya, saying they should "go after me" and not her.
Setting up a possible Senate confirmation fight, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., had vowed shortly before Obama's remarks that he would take all steps necessary to block Rice's nomination if the president taps her to replace Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Sen. Lindsey Graham, who joined McCain at a Capitol Hill news conference, said he didn't trust Rice.
A feisty Obama defended his U.N. ambassador.
"If Sen. McCain and Sen. Graham, and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me," Obama told reporters at a White House news conference. "And I'm happy to have that discussion with them. But for them to go after the U.N. ambassador who had nothing to do with Benghazi and was simply making a presentation based on intelligence that she had received, and to besmirch her reputation is outrageous."
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Graham, who said last weekend that he would oppose her nomination, said Rice "is so disconnected from reality that I don't trust her. And the reason I don't trust her is because I think she knew better, and if she didn't know better then she shouldn't be the voice of America. Somebody has got to be paying a price around this place."
Republican Sen. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, who is poised to replace McCain as the top Republican on Armed Services, said in a statement that Rice "would not be a fitting replacement at the State Department should Secretary Clinton step down."
"During her time as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Rice has been the Obama administration's point person in pursuing liberal causes that threaten U.S. sovereignty," Inhofe said.
More disconcerting for Rice's prospects was the unease expressed by Collins, who is also a member of the Armed Services panel and the top Republican on the Homeland Security committee.
"I would need to have clear answers from Ambassador Rice before I could support her for any position," Collins told reporters. "She has a lot of explaining to do. She has yet to come forward and explain why she gave the misleading information to the American public. And we don't have the answer to that yet. I would need the answers before I would be prepared to confirm her for any position."
Another name mentioned as a possible candidate for the top job at the State Department is Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry, D-Mass., who has taken on envoy roles for the administration in Afghanistan and had been mentioned for the post when Obama was first elected.
Senior Senate aides and lawmakers have said Kerry would have no problem winning Senate confirmation and see him as a far better fit than Rice, who has had little contact with members of Congress. But the selection of Kerry would create an opening for the Senate seat in Massachusetts, and Republican Sen. Scott Brown, who lost re-election last week, would be a heavy favorite to win the seat.


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