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Developer Tackles Blighted Property in Leominster
November 11, 2012 : Sentinel & Enterprise, by Jack Minch
LEOMINSTER – For years the buildings at 98 Adams St. sat vacant for young people who set up skateboard ramps and decorated the walls with graffiti, some of it obscene.
The paint on exterior walls weathered, and trees grew through cracks in the parking lot's asphalt.
James Whitney, who redeveloped a former mill at 40 Spruce St., announced plans in April to take on Adams Street for a combination of office and residential space.
Whitney calls 98 Adams St. the last blighted commercial property in the city.
He closed on the property three weeks ago with financing from MassDevelopment.
When the project is built out in five to seven years it could be worth $20 million, but the first phase is only a fraction of that.
MassDevelopment is lending Whitney $2.68 million for construction costs during phase 1 of the project and another $60,000 brownfields loan to clean up a small fuel spill on the property.
Whitney said he enjoy the challenges that come with redevelopment projects.
New construction projects are planned out well so each step is foreseen, but contractors can never be sure what's behind each wall in a redevelopment, he said.
A handful of workers were on site this week along with suppliers such as John Blanchflower of National Lumber, and Gary Barber of Jeld-Wen Windows and Doors.
"This is a very big project," Blanchflower said.
The redevelopment is the latest in a list of projects updating the city including Leominster High School, the new Rollstone Bank & Trust building in Monument Square and new parking garage at the train station, said Mayor Dean Mazzarella.
"That was our worst building in the city in terms of condition but structurally a very strong building," Mazzarella said. "It took somebody like (Whitney) to come in and take on the challenge."
Adams Street runs between Cotton and Pleasant streets downtown.
Homes around it, including the Leominster Housing Authority's Rockwell Village across the street, are kept neat and well tended.
The Adams Street property was once home to Commonwealth Plastics and a Thom McAn warehouse.
Whitney plans to redevelop the property in two phases.
The Commonwealth Plastics building is about 40,000 square feet spread over two floors that will be turned into commercial office space first.
Whitney expects work to be done in about six months if the winter weather is not too bad.
"There really is a shortage of affordable space in Leominster," Whitney said.
A second, 88,000-square-foot building that runs 300 feet along Adams Street will be phase two for some commercial office space on the first floor and 52 apartments spread over the first and second floors.
Whitney said he plans to paint the larger building this week so it won't be such an eyesore for the neighbors.
The project is expected to create about 13 construction jobs and about 50 permanent jobs when the project is completed.
"The redevelopment of 98 Adams St. marries two core tenets of MassDevelopment's mission" eliminating blight and creating jobs," said MassDevelopment President and CEO Marty Jones. "Jim Whitney has a sterling track record in successfully redeveloping properties in Leominster and we're pleased to support his work in the city's downtown."
Whitney has been working on the 5 1/2-acre site about two weeks with a handful of employees.
They cut out window openings, cleared out the skateboard ramps, are fixing drainage from the roofs where scrappers stole the pipes, and are clearing the trees from the property.
The walls are exposed brick, and trusses are made out of giant steel beams.
"You can't build something brand new like this and now they are cleaned, they have a look that's out there," Whitney said.
He plans to leave much of the space open in phase one so he can build to suit his tenants' needs.
Whitney is not expecting problems finding businesses to fill the space.
MassDevelopment, known in the area for its work at the former Army post Devens, is a quasi-public agency. It is a self-supporting agency providing loans and tax-exempt bonds, but Gov. Deval Patrick appoints its board members.
The agency gave out 31 loans worth about $22.3 million in fiscal 2011 and 36 loans valued about $35.6 million in fiscal 2012, which ended June 30.
It has about $30 million budgeted for lending in the current fiscal year.
"Our mission is to stimulate economic development throughout Massachusetts which goes along with creating jobs, creating housing units and eliminating blight," said spokeswoman Kelsey Abbruzzese.
MassDevelopment lent Whitney $1 million for his project at 40 Spruce St. in 2010.
He redeveloped the property into office space.
MassDevelopment was more willing to finance the project than commercial banks because of its mission, Whitney said.
"When you get into a rehab of a building like this and the Spruce Street deal, they are able to do a lot better on the financing end of it, the construction end of it than a regular bank would be," he said. "They are willing to take more of a risk than a regular lending institute would."
A dilapidated building on the other side of the Cotton Street intersection is not part of Whitney's project.
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I took it really easy both ways today. I had to ride to the data center in Raytown. Maybe it was the dimly lit and only vaguely familiar roadways. Perhaps the chill of the morning had something to do with it, or the knowledge that my rear tire is close to bursting without warning. I know the increased amount of traffic lights had plenty to do with it as well. Regardless, I was a lot slower today.
Moseying through quiet suburban back-roads before 6:00 AM is quite surreal. Where the pavement was dry, there was not a sound to be heard, and at perhaps 10 MPH, my bike was also pretty much silent as well. Working my way through Mission Hills, only the occasional car pierced the darkness with its headlights. The people who live here are for the most part still sleeping.
Getting into the data center was interesting:
Any car that pulls up must wait, while bollards are lowered and the arm is lifted by pneumatic machinery. Once past the first set of bollards, they're lifted, trapping the car next to the guard station. The occupants of the car must activate the access card readers. Then, a second set of bollards are lowered, a fence retracts, and finally, the arm lifts, allowing the car to proceed. Pulling up to the fortress-like entry-way to the data center on my bike, however, really got the guard's attention. People don't roll up on bikes too often.
Work went as planned.
Moving from Des Moine to Galveston... on a bicycle. Yes, really.
I met a guy named Barret on my way home. He was riding a girl's schwinn mountain bike with some upgraded components, a nice set of Wald baskets on back, and pulling a cheap kid trailer completely loaded with stuff. To say he was a well-equipped bike tourer would be an understatement. Barret's moving from Des Moines to Galveston, by bike. I saw him walking his rig up the sidewalk of 63rd St. and asked if everything was alright. He was just tired and didn't feel up to pedaling his cargo uphill. He declined to take any of the leftovers I had from lunch (some oranges and a sandwich) as he had plenty of nourishment with him. Some might call him homeless, but he had everything to set up camp and seemed optimistic and upbeat about his journey and new job prospects in Texas. I wish him the best.
He didn't seem like the kind of guy who would want me taking pictures of him or his setup, so I didn't even bother asking. It was a pleasure meeting him and talking for a while, though.
My journey pretty much paled in comparison to Barret's. I spent the rest of my ride home contemplating just how tiny my commute really is.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Slow going
I took it really easy both ways today. I had to ride to the data center in Raytown. Maybe it was the dimly lit and only vaguely familiar roadways. Perhaps the chill of the morning had something to do with it, or the knowledge that my rear tire is close to bursting without warning. I know the increased amount of traffic lights had plenty to do with it as well. Regardless, I was a lot slower today.
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Stories like Barret's make me have goose bumps! Most people wouldn't even consider it, in fact if I'm completely honest with myself I'm not sure I would ever consider moving by bicycle. Of course, I wasn't a commuter when I was single and had few possessions. Glad you got to meet him and could share his story. Wonder how many car drivers stopped to ask if he needed anything?
- October 15, 2008 9:46 AM
- Miguel said...
Is this the bicycle mover you met?
- October 22, 2008 4:09 AM
- Miguel said...
Now that I think of it can't be. The gentleman you mentioned said he was coming from Des Moines.
- October 22, 2008 4:11 AM
- Noah said...
This was definitely a different guy but the same kind of character. Thanks for sharing!
- October 22, 2008 5:45 AM
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When the Department of Licensing produced a video about a 19-year-old Thurston County woman killed in a distracted driving crash, many of you took notice. Now, the nation's top transportation official has noticed, too.
This week, US Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood added our video about Heather Lerch to the US DOT's Faces of Distraction website. Lerch died instantly after her car left the road on February 23, 2010.
Only a few weeks after their daughter's death, Dan and Wendy Lerch shared their story with us on-camera, hoping to convince others not to text and drive. They said that they have no doubt that Heather had been texting behind the wheel when she crashed.
On his blog this week, LaHood writes:
"Recording this video was obviously very painful for Dan and Wendy, and I can't thank them enough. I hope that everyone who hears their story will remember to keep their eyes on the road, their hands on the wheel, and their focus on driving."
Since the DOL first published the video on its YouTube channel in April of 2010, Heather's mangled car has been on display at many public places, to include several high schools.
The DOL produced two versions of Heather's story; a 30-second Public Service Announcement, and a longer video that runs about five-and-a-half minutes. The US DOT is showcasing the longer video.
Last year, the DOL and State Patrol also featured Heather's story in their efforts to inform the public about a new state law that makes the illegal use of a cell phone while driving a primary offense.


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Regret is one of the most powerful emotions, and it affects everyone everywhere, particularly when it comes to financial planning. According to a recent survey undertaken by The deVere Group, a U.K.-based financial advisory firm that works with wealthy individuals across the globe, high-net-worth individuals are no exception when it comes to regret. What they regret most is not having put in place a regularly reviewed personal financial plan earlier in their lives. Their second biggest financial regret lies in inconsistently scrutinizing their personal investments and taking on too much unnecessary debt.
This has become a concern to many wealthy individuals after the 2008 financial crisis, says Nigel Greene, founder and chief executive of the deVere Group. "It's clear that wealthy individuals value highly the benefits and opportunities that long-term financial planning brings them and their families, and that they understand the importance of routinely reviewing those plans to ensure that they always remain 'on track' to reach their financial goals," Greene says.
Even though high-net-worth individuals have greater access to a financial advisor and a greater financial cushion than others for any bad decisions, the regret they feel with respect to not having planned thoroughly can impede their ability to future financial planning as much as those who aren't so wealthy, he says.
"It's up to financial planners, then, to work through that regret and to get people to understand that no matter how big a regret they might have with something they have done or not done in the past, a bigger regret is coming if they don't do something now," he says.
The impact of financial regret is even greater for those whose means are not so extensive, says Richard Peterson, managing director at MarketPsych.
Whenever people regret a financial decision, they tend to evaluate themselves compared to others and more importantly, compared to where they think they should be and where they're at.
"This can result in a kind of paralysis that stops people from taking any more financial decisions," Peterson says. "After the financial crisis, everyone felt a sense of regret and it came together to make this huge pool of common regret."
Although many people have moved beyond the financial crisis – in fact, Peterson says, some are now ruing the fact that they weren't as financially adventurous as they could have been when the market was rallying – advisors will always have to address their clients' regrets, because regret happens in both negative and positive market environments.
"The first step an advisor needs to take is to acknowledge the regret and then work to push it out, because regret is always diffused by the passage of time," Peterson says. "An advisor needs to move their clients to the state of reappraisal, and get them to think of future decisions they will take."
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"The most important things I learned from my parents are that you can do anything in life, as long as you believe in your dreams and believe in God," Syma adds. "They both came to this country in the 1970's; they came separately, but met here. My parents came to this country with only a few dollars in their pocket and became the epitome of the American Dream."
Syma attended Temple University and remains a loyal Owls fan. "I launched my career in my teenage years, because I competed in pageants—former Miss New Jersey Teen, for the Miss United States Teen competition, and right before heading off to college, I became a host for a local TV show," she says.
"I have big goals and the fire in my belly is still burning very bright," the beautiful tall Syma continues. "My first job was at Time Warner Cable's News 14 Carolina. I started off as a web producer and in six months I convinced my news director to let me be a features reporter. Right now I'm happy that I'm an entertainment reporter on a national network called The University Network. I get to meet and interview celebrities at junkets and red carpets. I want to work with a bigger network or cable channel someday soon." Syma is also an associate producer with News 12 New Jersey and a producer and host for a cooking segment on The University Network.
"I can't imagine my life without becoming successful," adds the determined go-getter. "Failure is not an option for me. I know I am meant to be a reporter and host."
"The biggest challenge is trying to convince those who are looking for blonde-hair, blue-eye talent to give me a try," Syma adds, when asked about how she deals with roadblocks in her industry. "Sometimes the biggest hurdles have nothing to do with talent or experience, but rather a 'look.'"
Among Syma's numerous accomplishments thus far: host on ImaginAsianTV; reporter on The University Network; model on The Rachael Ray Show; an appearance on Law & Order Criminal Intent; a bikini model on MTV Beach House; cosmetics modeling; Bibi magazine, runway model; and, numerous others.
"Let's be honest," Syma says, when asked why it's critical to combine brainpower with beauty. "We live in a very superficial world. But if looks can get you through the door, brains and personality will make sure you won't let the door hit you, where the good Lord split you."
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How does this elegant beauty prepare to step out? "I am practically a walking mannequin for Arden B; I love all their outfits," she says. "It looks great in person and on air. I get so many compliments. I also mainly wear Seven For All Mankind jeans. I love Bobby Brown, MAC and Bare Essentials makeup. The perfumes I use are Curve Crush, Ralph Lauren Blue and Ralph Lauren Hot. I love warm, sweet smells on myself. Shoes; Aldo, Bakers, Jessica Simpson and Carlos by Carlos Santana."
Syma's Words Of Wisdom: "Don't let anyone tell you 'you can't do it.'"
Syma's Secrets Of Success: "Never giving up. Nothing in life is easy, which is why the biggest rewards are so hard to get."
Syma's Favorite Three Movies: "Ghost, Exorcist and Wedding Singer."
Syma's Favorite Books: "Anything by Sophie Kinsella."
Leaders That Have Most Inspired Syma: "Della Crews, an anchor from News 12 New Jersey. She is amazing! I have the honor to work with her. She is so positive – Whenever I am down about my career, she gives me a dose of inspiration; Oprah Winfrey. Her story inspires me so much. The odds were against her, yet she became the one of the most influential woman in the world. Her kindness allows her to help others and uses her money to assist many people in need."
The First Three Things Syma Would Do As President: "I'm very concerned about poverty, disease, saving the environment, preserving wildlife, and maintaining human rights. Not to be funny, but those usually do not top many politicians' to-do list—maybe while they are campaigning, but not while serving. I've traveled internationally recently, and sometimes I wish people would leave the comfort of their own box and open their eyes to the rest of the world. Children are dying of hunger, while some children in the USA are dying for iPods."
Syma's Favorite Cars: "I love Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and all those luxury cars. But I am really considering my next car to be hybrid. The good thing about living and working in New York City, cars are optional."
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Mold gone: But family still faces bankruptcy
The good news: The mold has been removed from the house Larry Butler and Judit Szaloki saved for years to buy– and that made their family sick.
The bad news: The gutted house is uninhabitable and the couple is staring hard at bankruptcy.
The American dream-turned-nightmare began February 11, the day after Butler and Szaloki closed on 2207 Wayne Avenue. Over at the new house, Butler discovered the full extent of mold that he claims his real estate agent told him could be washed off with Clorox. Worse, their asthmatic daughter ended up in the emergency room after spending a few hours in the house.
Following The Hook's March 31 publication of "This mold house: Family devastated by spore war," many readers were moved by the Butlers' plight of having to pay a mortgage on a house that made them ill– and not having the funds to clean it up.
ServiceMaster owner Steve Taylor donated remediation of the house– a job that normally would cost $30,000– and now declares it mold-free. Unfortunately, getting rid of the mold meant ripping out cabinets, floors, and sheetrock, and Taylor says the house is still uninhabitable.
"The kitchen is torn out, the bathroom is torn out, the basement is totally gutted," he says.
General contractor Bob Fenwick is determined to get the Butlers into their new home. He's been corralling everyone he's done business with over the years to help out with materials or labor to rebuild the interior of the house.
"If I could just get a lot of people to do a little..." he says. So far, he's gotten help from 13 businesses (see below).
Both Butler and Szaloki call Fenwick their "guardian angel." And they repeatedly say how grateful they are to those who have helped them out.
Someone paid the Butlers' rent for May, giving them a slight reprieve. "I paid half the mortgage," says Butler. "I still need a couple of hundred."
But cash is what the family does not have. Szaloki's car has been sitting for weeks at Battlefield Ford, where it needs $2,500 worth of work. They don't have enough money to pay the $225 bill for having the mechanic look at it.
Butler hasn't been able to make the payment on his truck in two months. "They'll probably come pick up my car, sell it– and I'll still owe money on it," says Butler, clearly a man on the edge.
"We've got to go to church to get food," says the former Marine. "There's nothing in the refrigerator. I feel like a failure to my wife and kids. I can't eat. I can't sleep."
"They're on the brink," says Fenwick. "I'm just hoping to bring them back. The deck is stacked against them. They're strong people, but they've really got an uphill battle. It's heartbreaking.
Both Fenwick and ServiceMaster crew leader Shirley Hodges, who cleaned the house, are dubious that the house's seller, Steve Dudley, did not know about the mold. "There's no question that the mold, mildew, dry rot, and wet rot that we've found have been there not for weeks or months, but for years," says Fenwick
Dudley has not returned numerous Hook phone calls.
Butler and Szaloki feel particularly betrayed by their buyer's agent, Sirlei Kaiser-Ramirez, who they felt was supposed to look after their interests in the deal.
They allege Kaiser-Ramirez told them the mold, which was noted in the pre-sale home inspection report, was no big deal and could be wiped down with Clorox.
She referred calls to her Real Estate III broker, Pat Jensen, who maintains the Butlers had sufficient warning of the mold problem.
"Real Estate III is trying to explore options with the buyer in order to effectively address this unfortunate situation," Jensen told the Hook in March.
"I haven't talked to Pat Jensen since three weeks before the article came out," says Butler. Jensen did not return phone calls from the Hook for this article.
Meanwhile, Butler worries about losing his store, Uncle Larry's Toy Shop, at Ivy Square, that he's nurtured for the past three years and thinks could be on the verge of profitablity.
Judit Szaloki continues her day care, the only source of income the strapped family now has.
"Judit is so brave," says her husband. "I hate to see the sadness on her face after everyone is gone."


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jlarcombe wrote:Hello,
I know that Ian Williams used delay pedals to achieve those complex looping patterns when Don Cab played the material live. How much of the guitar playing was 'live' on the record, and how much was overdubbed? There certainly seem to be a lot of very distinct guitar tones in each track, but it's hard to tell how much of that was varying mic placements etc. and how much was down to his extremely controlled and distinctive style of playing.
Andrew Weatherhead wrote:http://www.geocities.com/brikelly/doncab/
Here is one of the best Don Caballero fansites that I have found, and I am pretty sure I have been to them all. Well, the Forums section holds discussion as to what gear was used by Don Caballero, and particulary Ian Williams.
Also, I find it incredibly hard to believe that Ian would have recorded most of the guitar tracks live. Due to the complexity and intricacies on American Don I am led to believe that they would lay down the basic tracks and then Ian would go back and put in the extra stuff. Also, I have heard rumors that there were other guitar players, not listed in the liner notes, playing on the album. If this is true, then it is possible to have recorded all of the guitar tracks live as there would be more than one guitar player playing at once.
And, like all fan sites and forums, I'm pretty sure it will be absolutely, minutely accurate and not speculative or weird in any way.
XBangyrdead wrote:I've been following both the Don Fanallero web site and the Don Cab discussion forum for quite a while now. And as a big Don Cab fan, I would have to say that most of the info provided on both is not only accurate, but pretty interesting as well. The most inaccurate things on the web site are probably my guitar tabs. But you try and tab out later Don Cab material and tell me how far you get! Anyways, I think the web site is definately worth a look, and the discussion forum isn't too shabby.
So check em' out! Cheers!
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Aren't these adorable? They are the perfect little thing to put on your Easter table. And they are completely edible. Kids and adults alike will love them. I wanted to post this far enough in advance that you would have time to go out and get the proper ingredients to make them, if you wanted to.
These little birds nests are made from shredded phyllo dough, called Kataifi. My regular grocery stores do not carry this item, but my little specialty Italian deli did – in the frozen food section. I hope that all of you who would like to make them can find this item because they are so fun to make.
How hard are they to make? They're just a snap. Thaw out the phyllo dough, cut it in sections, toss with sugar and cinnamon (optional) and then form them into these little nests in a buttered muffin tin. Bake for about 15 minutes. So easy.
I filled mine with Cadbury mini chocolate eggs. You can fill them with jellybeans or any other Easter candy. The nests are totally edible.
Edible Easter Egg Nests
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from Martha Stewart
Kataifi is the name for shredded phyllo dough. If your grocery store doesn't have it, specialty delis usually do (I found fine in my local Italian deli)
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, plus more for tin
8 ounces (1/2 package kataifi, thawed
4 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
chocolate eggs or jelly beans for serving in the nests
thawing the shredded phyllo
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Brush a 12-cup muffin tin with butter. Pull phyllo into 1-inch bundles; cut bundles into 2-inch lengths. Place in a bowl; separate into a loose pile with fingers. Toss with butter, sugar and cinnamon, if using.
Divide among 12 muffin cups; press into bottom and up sides. Cook until golden and crisp around the edges, 15 minutes or so. Let cool; fill with candies.
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Review - Life, Death and Vanilla Slices by Jenny Éclair
Jean is hit by a car on her way back from the shop with a box of vanilla slices. She always buys them when she wants to celebrate but what is the event that she is celebrating? Her grown-up daughter Anne, comes back home to care for her and they both have time and space away from their daily routines to reflect on their shared history and how their family was formed. Anne was her father's favourite, her sister Jess was her mother's. But when Dad died it got a bit lopsided, Mum, and I know it must have been hard for you because I think you did love me, it was just you liked Jess more. I'm glad I don't have a favourite with my boys, though to be honest, I don't like either of them much at the moment. The reason your parents make decisions may be based on things you knew nothing about; and children have inner lives that their parents cannot fathom. Jenny Éclair is one of my favourite Grumpy Old Women and a noted stand up comedian and this is her third novel. Some of the words from the reviews on the cover include unflinching, brilliantly sharp, black humour, brave, angry, melancholy, rich and honest. I agree with all of them. It made me think differently about being both a daughter and a mother. Wendy
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- From Toscanini I learnt the essential and desperate seriousness of making music.
- Everyone says you have to be a specialist, and if you conduct Wagner you cannot conduct Mozart - this is nonsense.
- Fight the tendency to become complacent and do one kind of music - that is the death of a musician.
- In my orchestra, I hate slackness, idle talk and lost time. I always hated this and still hate it. But I can achieve much more when I am quiet and not shouting.
- Between the two men, somewhere, a truth is lying, and that is what I try to find.
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All of the West Grand sports teams tasted success this past weekend as the various squads entered the final stages of the winter sports season.
Stephen Terrazas, freshman wrestler for the Mustangs, advanced-to the state wrestling tournament-with a runner-up finish in the 285-lb. division at the regional tournament held this past weekend in Paonia.
The Lady Mustang basketball team was able to secure a, 40-37, league victory in Edwards against Vail Christian and the West Grand boys basketball team defeated Vail Mountain, 64-39, on Friday before falling short, 67-61, in a comeback effort against Vail Christian on Saturday.
Terrazas was defeated,-2-0,-in the finals of the tournament by junior Tony Darling of Paonia. Terrazas advanced to the finals by defeating Tyson Smith of Dove Creek, 5-1. Darling, the defending state-champion,-had pinned both of his opponents in less than a minute-before tangling with Terrazas in the regional tournament championship match. Darling will be the top seed in the 285 lb. division with his 32-1 record and was one of 13 grapplers from Paonia to advance.
Terrazas and Darling battled evenly in the match and Terrazas was caught in a takedown near the end of the second period. Coach Jeff Matney added that the match was every bit as close as the final score would indicate.
In the state tournament, Terrazas earned the 6th seed and is the only freshman in his weight division.
At the regional tournament for West Grand, Cole Tracy (132 lb.) and Scotty Smith (160 lb.) were both pinned in their bouts. Tracy was defeated by David Cooper of Ignacio and Wyatt Mattausch of Dolores. Smith was bested by T.J. Shelton of Meeker and Dillon Davis of Dove Creek. Shelton, a freshman like Smith,-won the regional tournament and will be the third seed at the state tournament.
Girls Basketball
West Grand only scored 13 points in the first half before it came back strong in the second half to earn the, 40-37, victory. Vail Christian only scored 18 points in the first half of a defensive struggle.
Coach Davin Boydstun said the Mustangs utilized full-court pressure to earn the comeback victory. Sara Vance, Anna Cunico, Iris Melendez and Bailey Monahan were at the front of the press with a combination of Payton Coleman, Kristina Ekren, Kaitlyn Adams and Skylar LePage working the middle and back of the press.
Vail Christian did a good job of defending Adams and Cunico was battling an injury so other players stepped up to the challenge for Coach Boydstun. Adams and Cunico have been the leading scorers for West Grand.
Coleman had a strong game, scoring 13 points and grabbing seven rebounds. Monnahan scored eight for the Lady Mustangs and Adams chipped in with seven points. Monnahan and Adams also had three rebounds apiece.
Boydstun said the game came down to the final seven seconds when Vail Christian had a chance to inbound the ball, go the length of the floor and attempt a three-point shot. The Lady Mustangs were instructed to stay in front of the ball handler but to not foul under any circumstances. The plan worked to perfection as the final shot by Vail Christian failed to find its mark.
The girls will play the final game of the regular season this Friday night in Walden.
Boys Basketball
West Grand outdistanced Vail Mountain in a game where the Mustangs grabbed a 24-11 first-quarter lead and never looked back. The visitors from Vail Mountain outscored West Grand in the second and fourth quarters but the Mustangs had a dominating performance in the third quarter with a 23-2 advantage in that frame.
Leo Pesch and Dillon Willson led the scoring for West Grand with 11 points apiece. Nick Ritschard scored nine points and Fernando Dominguez and Javier Castillo added eight apiece for the Mustangs. Dominguez scored the first five points of the game to get West Grand off to a fast start.
Castillo led the team with eight rebounds, Reno Davidson and Willson led the way in steals with five apiece while Ritschard, Willson and Gore each had four assists.
Against Vail Christian, West Grand fell behind, 26-5, in the first quarter and was never able to make up the difference. The Mustangs outscored Vail Christian, 56-41, over the remainder of the game. West Grand cut the lead to three at one point and had a chance to move to within one point when Ritschard made a hard drive to the basket. There was contact, but no foul was called. Vail was able to secure the rebound, score quickly and move the advantage back to five points.
Pesch led the team in scoring with 18 points, while Willson had 13 points, Davidson scored 10 and Ritschard and Casey Gore had eight points apiece.
Davidson was the leading rebounder with 10 while Pesch snared six caroms. Ritshard had three steals and Gore notched four assists to lead the team in those categories.
Going into the final week of Western Slope league action, the Mustangs find themselves in a four-way tie for third place. Hayden has secured the top spot in the league and Meeker is guaranteed the second seed going into post season play
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Givat Shmuel, Israel – May 25, 2011 – Cimatron Limited (NASDAQ and TASE: CIMT) announced today that it will partner with machine tool manufacturer YEONG CHIN MACHINERY (YCM) (www.ycmcnc.com) and YCM's Indian sole authorized dealer, S&T Engineers (www.stengineers.com), at the IMTOS (India Machine Tools Show) trade show, May 26 to 29 in New Delhi, India.
CimatronE is a CAD/CAM software solution for mold, tool and die makers as well as manufacturers of discrete parts. At the IMTOS trade fair, CimatronE will power live machining, demonstrating efficient, high quality milling on YCM machines.
YCM is a world renowned brand offering powerful, high precision CNC machines, with specialized capabilities for the mold and die industry. At IMTOS, a YCM MV series machine will cut a "steering claw" die, showing the surface quality and precision of MV series machines with standard high-surface-quality "Nano" options (i.e. Lookahead, Overlapping Process, Interpolation, Jerk prevention and High Responsive Vector Control). The machining will take place in S&T Engineers' stand (Pavilion 7, Hall 13, Booth 12A).
"We are excited to work with S&T Engineers and to power YCM machines at IMTOS," said Edsel Vaz, Cimatron's Country Manager for India. "This event is just one example of the close collaboration our organizations maintain in order to ensure that our customers achieve the best results with our technology."
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Maine lobstermen concerned about low prices, high operating costs
Veteran lobstermen say this is worst year ever for their finances
Maine lobstermen said they're barely getting $3 per pound for their catch. That's despite not pulling in the number of lobsters they were last year when there was a glut.
Patrick Keliher, the commissioner for the Maine Department of Marine Resources, spoke with dozens of lobstermen about their concerns.
Keliher said the department is trying to find ways to make sure what happened last year doesn't happen again – low prices for lobster, but high prices for everything else.
But there is no easy solution.
"It's something that has to change somewhere along the line, or a lot of people will be going out of business," said Steven Taylor, a lobsterman.
Veteran lobstermen said after decades on the water, the conditions this year are the worst they have ever seen when it comes to finances.
"The price is down like it was last year, except there's no glut of lobsters, so we're kind of wondering why that's happening again," said Wayne Parry, a lobsterman from Arundel.
Prices are up for fuel and bait, but down for the actual catch.
So what can be done differently from last year?
Keliher said regulations or changing the laws isn't always the answer. Communication between the harvesters and processors in the long run is going to create an understanding, he said.
"Maine lands the best product in the world when it comes to lobsters, and they're seeing a luxury item at a consumer-friendly price and that becomes frustrating for the harvesters, because they're not seeing the rewards on the other end like they used to," Keliher said.
Parry, who is also a state representative, said the best thing people can do is continue to eat locally to support fishermen.
"Go out and eat lobster, that's always the good thing," Parry said. "Prices are down right now so you can get a really good deal at your local dealer and uh, eat lots of Maine lobster."
Since January, Maine has been talking with Canadian officials monitoring shell disease and water temperatures and continuing to talk to local dealers, Keliher said.


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And the theme for this comparison is… bicycles! Here's a Vimeo SD embed of a video I shot & cut for the Travel Channel Academy with my Canon HV30 at 1440x1080p24
And here's two YouTube high quality SD embeds of footage shot with a pre-production model of Canon's new 5D Mark II Digital SLR at 1920x1080p30
Sure, the 5D is 3500 bucks off the shelf, and my entire HV30 kit with wide angle lens adapter, boom mic, camera bag, and a sweet lens cleaning pen topped out at 1200 bucks. But holy hell, look what an additional 2400 bucks can get you!
So what's the point of even looking at the Canon XH-A1 or the Sony Z1U at a very similair 3,xxx dollar price point? None. Or maybe you're required by DCI to jump through flaming hoops of razor wire to deliver tapeless footage (my sympathies). Or then maybe you like recording video AND sound. I've yet to see, err hear, any audio examples at all from the 5dmarkii.
Anybody out there know of any? And when the hell is my Apple TV going to start playing YouTube in HD???
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text: Eminem's video for Survival is out today. The song was apparently released for Call Of Duty: Ghosts but I'm not a gamer so what I'm seeing here is more Banksy than anything to do with the game. It's not my favourite Eminem track, no, but I don't have to love the song to love the video. And, well, mostly I love the video because, sh-t, he looks great in that leather jacket. Actually, he looks great in those pants too. So I guess my Eminem problem is only getting worse. I've already told you, many times, that Eminem is daylight for me. Lately, since I hear Berzerk all the time on the radio, the daylight has become daydream. I've scripted several scenarios in my mind where Eminem and I might be holding hands together. We always fight about Detroit though. Because Marshall is very loyal to Detroit – where he can stop by his old house and reflect once in a while, like he does in this video. It's awesome that he's so loyal to Detroit. But, frankly, I don't want to live there. I want us to live in Vancouver. Marshall wouldn't be happy in Vancouver though. I would be happy if Marshall kept his hair dark. But maybe he's reclaiming his blonde in sobriety?


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Prosthetic Knowledge Picks: The Artist and 3D Printer
The latest in an ongoing series of themed collections of creative projects assembled by Prosthetic Knowledge. This edition continues an exploration of computational sculpture, objects that are shaped by computational processes, beginning with this article on early examples in the field.
Pussykrew, from the series "Unidentified Fabulous Objects."
For anyone with any interest in technology over the past four or five years, the emergence of 3D printing has been unavoidable yet incredibly inspiring, a method of fabrication that has been applied to everything from movie hero costumes to prefab houses.
Prosthetic Knowledge Picks: Computational Sculpture Before 3D Printing
The latest in an ongoing series of themed collections of creative projects assembled by Prosthetic Knowledge. This edition brings together works dealing with early computational sculpture, looking at objects designed and fabricated with the computer. Add your suggested additions in the comments below.
Isa Genzken holding one of her Hyperbolos in her studio in Düsseldorf, 1982.
As with all fields of the arts, the role of computing in the field of sculpture and form-fabrication is rapidly growing. 3D printing is the most obvious example, with its now familiar method of taking a 3D design file and producing a physical object to match, line upon line from the supporting surface upwards. Also, with the assistance of programmable electronics, installations of arranged matter can be maneuvered into various forms and performances, receptive to local stimuli or external data, all of which is connected to an out-of-range laptop orchestrating the spectacle.
For this submission, though, the aim is to explore some of the earliest examples of computing and sculpture, by artists who were in a position to explore the potential in an at-the-time esoteric field. These artists glimpsed the possibilities and problems that emerge when the object becomes a digital entity, long before the rise of 3d printing.
Prosthetic Knowledge Picks: Code and Economics
"Joy To Ode" by Dominik Podsiadly
The latest in an ongoing series of themed collections of creative projects assembled by Prosthetic Knowledge. This edition takes a look at creative projects and cultural implications that emerge from the meeting of computing culture and economics.
It's interesting that the etymology of the word "economics" goes back to the Greek oikonomikos, meaning "practiced in the management of a household or family," "frugal" or "thrifty," especially considering the term's modern-day association with big capitalism. On a small or large scale, economics has always been concerned with the distribution of wealth and the management of resources, and its principles can therefore be applied in a range of other fields. For example: In the mid-70's, the subject entered into dialogue with the biology (such as Gary Becker's paper "Altruism, Egoism and Genetic Fitness: Economics and Sociobiology" and "Economics from a Biological Viewpoint" by Jack Hirshleifer), where resources such as fitness, energy, disease, or environment were studied in an economic framework.
Prosthetic Knowledge Picks: The Year of the Oculus Rift
The latest in an ongoing series of themed collections of creative projects assembled by Prosthetic Knowledge. This edition brings together projects that make use of the Oculus Rift, a device that has reignited interest in virtual reality and provided creative inspiration for hackers and artists alike.
Kim Laughton, Timefly.
Prosthetic Knowledge Picks: Computational Photography
There are, however, new possibilities opening up around the next generation of mediated experiences. Of course, the artistic possibilities are tremendous, but the implications are far greater for many fields which may be struggling with their digital upkeep. From advertising to fashion, art to pornography, the photograph will not be "flat" anymore. The image can be seen from any angle, from the swipe of a touchscreen or drag from a mouse, or explored step-by-step with a headset and motion detector. "Photoshopping" will be 3D. It is not only industry-class endeavours that will change, as depth-sensing is now smaller and portable, and could give the (word-of-the-year contender) selfie an added dimension. Will the Facebooks or Flickrs support this new format? Or will another contender arise to facilitate a new process of creative self-identification?


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The Jaguar F-Type Coupe is here
This is the F-Type Coupe, the car Jaguar is heralding as the 'most dynamically capable, performance focused' road car in its history. It'll have to be: this is the two-door Jag hopes will dish out a kicking to both the Porsche Cayman and 911.
With very British resolve, Jag has taken the fight to Porsche by giving the Coupe not only a fixed roof (novel, eh?) but yet more powerrr. This is faintly concerning. We have never felt the F-Type cabrio to be exactly lacking in power.
True, the outputs of the two supercharged V6 F-Types remain unchanged from the convertible's 335bhp and 375bhp. But Jag has ditched the cabrio's 488bhp 'V8S', replacing it with the 542bhp V8R, which features the firm's 5.0-litre supercharged eight-cylinder in its most potent form.
The V8R will get from 0-60mph in four seconds dead and do 186mph flat-out. That's if you can keep it pointing forwards: the less powerful V8S convertible is as drift-happy a hot rod as we've driven in years, and we'd suspect the V8R coupe will have a similar penchant for sideways. Handle with care.
The V8R Coupe will cost £85,000, just a fraction more than the 400bhp Porsche 911 Carrera S… and some £53,000 less than the almost identically powered Aston Martin V12 Vantage S. Whatever way you look at it, the F-Type's offering a good chunk of sports car power for your cash.
The 335bhp V6 starts at £51,235, with the 375bhp V6S costing £9,000 more. All three F Coupe's use ZF's eight-speed transmission, one of the best in the two-pedal business. What we'd give for the option of a manual, though.
Even so, the F-Type Coupe should be an yet more focused drive than the cabrio, which is hardly a wobbling fatty. The hardware remains largely unchanged - beyond a slight increase in spring rates front and rear - but the fixed roof (which you can have in aluminium, carbon or glass) adds stiffness: Jag says the F-Type coupe is the most torsionally rigid car it has ever built.
Due to the roof reinforcement required to squeeze past US crash test regulations, the Coupe is only 20kg lighter than the F-Type convertible, but can be lightened another 21kg by optioning the bright yellow carbon ceramic 'CCM' brakes.
With no folding roof to take up valuable bootspace, the F-Type Coupe even has a usable trunk: 407 litres of it, in fact. Jag says there's enough space for two sets of golf clubs. If you opt for a spare wheel, you'd be lucky to squeeze a single putter in the F-Type convertible.
Even so, who cares about bootspace when there's a 542bhp V8 to discuss? And is this the Jaggg you'd have over a Cayman or 911?
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Curtis Malone, who coaches the AAU DC Assault team, which has sent scores of players to Division I basketball programs and several to the NBA, including Michael Beasley and Jeff Green, has been charged with second-degree assault after some shit allegedly went down last month at a Maryland high school. To be more specific, Steven DePollar, the coach of a different AAU team, claims that Malone and two other men beat him down with punches and kicks outside a high school gym in front of a group of people that included DePollar's son. From The Washington Post:
DePollar claims that the assault continued after he balled up on the ground in a fetal position. DePollar told police it lasted about 90 seconds and "I wondered when it would end. . . . It seemed much longer. I feared for my family and myself."
The Washington Post implies that the fight broke out over a player defecting from DePollar's Force One team to DC Assault. The player's father is one of the other two men involved in the alleged attack and is also facing second-degree assault charges. The player in question, it should be noted, is among the best in the country for his age group. He's in middle school.
As for Malone, he's one of the most powerful men in basketball. He operates in that rich seam between the high school game and the elite college programs. You can read more about the ignoble demimonde he rules here. (Warning: It's a place where you'll often find Mike Krzyzewski rooting around.)
Let's all be thankful, at least, for one thing—the team isn't called DC Manslaughter.
D.C. Assault's Curtis Malone charged with assault [The Washington Post]


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DescriptionIn Hungry Animals, your challenge is to feed the four friends with the right food by aiming shots through the field of bubbles. Collect bonus items and bubbles of the right colour to fill up your score. Make that food fly!
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71: OSWALD CHAMBERS: Mountains and valleys
Oswald Chambers (1874-1917) was a Scottish minister and teacher, most well-known for his devotional book My Utmost for His Highest.
This comic is a continuation from my Calvin Coolidge: Never Give Up comic. That was pretty popular and I had so much fun drawing the dragon and little hero that I wanted to revisit them again. And yeah yeah, I know the final dragon looks more like a T-Rex – this magical realm has dragons AND dinosaurs. I thought this was such a great message. I'm always adapting quotes that are about living a big, exciting and adventurous life and while that is all well and good, the simple fact is that life is also filled with lots of little, boring and mundane things that we deal with everyday. This stuff probably takes more dedication and perseverance to get through than the fun parts.
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You may remember a few posts ago I talked about the amazing National Geographic Genographic Project which traces human migration across the globe. Steve and I submitted our DNA to add to the database, and also to find out what our roots are.
The results are in! Let's just say it was a really long walk. All of us can be traced back to Africa 150,000 years ago. Then various groups wandered off in different directions. My people trudged off to West Africa and hung out there for a long time. Then, about 80,000 years ago, one of my matrilineal ancestors had a DNA mutation and eventually her clan headed north. We wandered into the Mediterranean region, and may have even met up with a Neandertal or two. (I wish I could ask them!)
Finally we get to the branch of my tree which split off about 50,000 years ago with another mutation. My matrilineal line crossed the Caucasus Mountains in Southern Russia – a tough hike and one I can't imagine making unless ice cream had been invented and was just on the other side.
The Genographic Project produced a very detailed report of our DNA, including which genes mutated along the way and a map of our ancestors' migrations. If you're geeky like me, you will love participating in the Genographic Project. It's fascinating!


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Oswalt could return in unknown role this weekend
DENVER -- His dominance may have come against inferior competition, but Roy Oswalt's rehab start Tuesday was strong enough to convince Rockies manager Walt Weiss he could be activated this weekend.
Weiss is not yet sure if Oswalt will rejoin the starting rotation or come out of the bullpen, but sounded committed to finding a role for the veteran right-hander.
"We're talking about him possibly making a return this weekend," Weiss said. "We don't know what that looks like yet, but we're talking about getting him involved."
Oswalt emerged from his start with the Rookie League Grand Junction Rockies with a positive outlook and said he's still hoping to start Sunday against the Padres in place of Chad Bettis. Oswalt needed just 55 pitches to toss 5 2/3 scoreless innings in Grand Junction, allowing three hits and a walk while striking out two.
"My stuff was pretty good," Oswalt said. "All four pitches I threw for strikes and was able to spot my fastball when I wanted to. I knew they would be swinging early and I threw a lot of strikes, so a lot of one-pitch outs, two-pitch outs because I wanted to keep my pitch count down."
It was Oswalt's first time playing competitive baseball since July 7, when he pulled his left hamstring covering home plate. The primary goal for the rehab was to face live batters in a true competitive setting, Oswalt said.
Most importantly, Oswalt had no setbacks with the hamstring.
"It feels actually pretty good today," he said. "The first three innings really had no issue and got a little tired later in the game, but it didn't hurt."
Oswalt struggled in four starts with the Rockies, going 0-4 with a 7.64 ERA.