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We are pleased to be able to offer you the following specials throughout the upcoming year at our Days Inn & Suites Mariner. One discount is allowed per reservation and rates are based on two persons unless otherwise noted. Rates are subject to change until a reservation has been confirmed and are not valid during any holiday stay unless otherwise noted.
If these specials do not apply to the time period you will be visiting the Outer Banks, we do offer special rates for AAA/AARP members, government or military personnel (must show IDs/membership cards at check in). Just call (252) 441-2021 to take advantage of those or the following specials:
March 25-August 24, 2016
To celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the National Park Service, we are offering a special contest where you can earn the chance to win a 3 night stay with us–and it celebrates the 3 Park Service sites we have here on the Outer Banks! Here are the rules:
- Take a picture in front of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in Buxton
- Take a picture with the Wright Brothers Memorial or with the sculpture of the Wright Flyer behind the Monument in Kill Devil Hills
- Take a picture with the Earthen Mound/Fort at Fort Raleigh Historic Site in Manteo
- Take a picture in front of our Days Inn/marquee sign on the beach road in front of our hotel in Kill Devil Hills
In each picture, there must be a person (and the same person must be in each photo). Post all 4 to our Facebook Page here in the same post with both hashtags #HappyNPS100 and #DIMOBX and you'll be in the running to win this stay. On August 25, 2016 (the anniversary of the NPS) we will pick the winner of the contest! 1 entry per person allowed on Facebook.
Also, if you post the same 4 pictures in 1 post on our twitter page using the same 2 hashtags (#HappyNPS100 #DIMOBX), you will earn a 2nd entry into our contest. Click here to access our twitter page. 1 entry per person on Twitter.
The winner will be notified through Facebook and/Twitter. So come have fun on the Outer Banks and possibly win a free stay!
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Reserve your stay on www.daysinn.com and you may choose to reserve your stay and get an additional FREE 2,000 Wyndham Rewards Points on top of the points you would normally receive for your stay. And if you are not a Wyndham Rewards Member you may sign up to become a member while making this type of reservation. As you gain more Wyndham Rewards points you can use them for FREE stays at Wyndham properties or you can turn them in for gift cards too! These reservations can only be made thru the internet so reserve your stay today!
January-May 15, 2014
Take 20% off any non-discounted rate when calling (252) 441-2021 to make reservations for any stay on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday OR Thursday nights. Just mention the "Outer Banks Getaway Discount" when reserving. This special offer cannot be combined with any other special/discount and cannot be used during any holiday or special event stay. Call (252) 441-2021 to reserve your stay toda
Danny Couch | Hatteras Tours
During your Outer Banks stay with us, why not take a guided tour of Hatteras and Ocracoke Island with a knowledgeable, entertaining and informative guide? Danny Couch of Hatteras Tours normally conducts tours of these islands on Thursday though other days may also be available. He'll pick you up from our hotel and return you before dinner time! As part of the tour you'll have lunch on your own at famous Howard's Pub on Ocracoke Island.
You'll travel in comfort in his air-conditioned bus with priority loading on the ferry over to Ocracoke. You'll learn such interesting things such as:
- The initial SOS from the Titanic was received on Hatteras but was thought to be a prank
- Blackbeard actually endeared himself to the Outer Bankers
- The very first radio transmission occurred on the Outer Banks
- How the Outer Banks were formed and many other things!
Danny will give insights that only a lifelong resident of Hatteras Island can provide. Call him at (252) 475-4477 for more information and rates or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Car park nearby. Nice breakfast. It was a quiet room in the evening and during the night. The only complaint I would make is that at the back where we were there was a lot of noise from the kitchens early in the morning. Throwing glass and barrels didn't make for a lie-in. Other than that, I would recommend this hotel.
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Right in the heart of Abergavenny.
Nice room, very generous breakfasts and friendly manager.
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Great break
Little walking break found a gem of a hotel couldnt fault it, staff very friendly and helpful good food very comfortable room
Great Location!
Right in the heart of a very lovely Welsh town steeped in history and full of good places to eat - except on Monday.
The people who run King's Head are very friendly, my room, #2, has excellent wifi, and the included breakfast will fill you up so think about how much you want to have lunch in town as you are making your request. Eat too much and you will not have room. The bathrooms are recently redone and modern. You will like it here!
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lovely hotel full of character and history friendly staff ,clean and comfy room and bed and a to die for welsh breakfast to get you on your way .
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The room was small but clean and comfortable.
The breakfast was substantial and very nice. The people were friendly and helpful. The hotel is old and quirky with uneven floors and character. Right in the centre of town, it could not be more convenient but was not at all noisy. We would definitely stay there again and recommend it to friends.
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Very nice hotel, only complaint being I was in room 2 and the window wouldn't open.
Appeared to be painted shut.
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could do better
Tiny shower.
Uncomfortable bed. Told I could not sit where I wished to for breakfast despite there being no other takers. The young staff were good but the owner/senior staff were not particularly hospitable. Breakfast - poor, two tiny little dried out mackerel.
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Disorganised upon arrival The hotel and rooms are In need of upgrading Lack of attention from staff, to include waiting (&waiting) to check out while the owners/managers ate their breakfast.
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there's nothing there at the link
you guys rarely credit where you get your blog entries from. isnt it blog etiquette to do so? (this time it was gawker, right?)
Actually, a friend in New York sent the link to HuffPo via email. He may have seen it on Gawker. I haven't been to Gawker this AM.
But, as ever, thanks for keeping us honestish.
cool. your honestishness is appreciated.
that is fucking rad.
The New York Times is written for cultured, superior readers - educated and intelligent. Red State conservatives see pornography everywhere. Red State types are all frat boys types that want dumb women with big boobs everywhere.
This made my week.
"Biology's Slow Murder of Religion Near Complete"
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Who's slave and who's master when a middle-aged man pays big-dicked guys to let him massage and jack them on tape? Cruise, fully dressed, oils three passive nudes. There's no music and just a little quiet talk. He greases them fully, including their feet, first their backs (spreading butt to show us hole), then their fronts, before he has expert manual fun with their hard-ons. They don't pretend Cruise is sexy. He has to jack all of them erect. But they're all good-humored with him once he's made them come. Chiseled, older Lex gets very briefly rimmed, and his dick sucked. Baby-faced Rico gets done outdoors and receives a longer rim, then some sensuous cock-, balls-, toes-, and tit-sucking before Cruise sticks a finger up him then milks a big, looping load from him. Videography is especially sharp, and flesh and other textures and colors splendid.


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Published: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
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"It's not going to be nice outside — stay inside, stay where it's warm," Paul Speranza, weatherman for WTZQ radio, advised late Monday. "Wednesday we will be visited by this storm."
Across the area, Speranza was expecting 5-10 inches of snow, with "isolated places of about 12 inches."
While many people look forward to sitting by the fire when winter weather threatens, Speranza and other local weather junkies keep their eyes on the sky.
Harry Housman, a Hendersonville weather spotter for WLOS-TV, is one of those people. Housman is part of the CoCoRaHS network, or Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network, made up of more than 10,000 community volunteers who track precipitation.
"I've been tracking the weather since about 2010," he said. "I just had an interest in it. In the mountains, the weather can be so different, depending on where you live."
While he's not a professional forecaster, Houseman said, "It's a fascinating type of thing."
Speranza began tracking the weather as a hobby in 1970, when forecasters in Stamford, Conn., called for a 3-inch snowfall and the area got a 21-inch blizzard.
Since he moved to Hendersonville in 1989, Speranza has become the go-to weather guy for WTZQ, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service and other area businesses.
"Elevation plays a big part in your forecast," Speranza points out, and area residents often have more or less precipitation than the National Weather Service totals recorded at the Asheville airport.
Forecasting the weather is "like a pie," Speranza said. "I try to throw some extra pieces in there. It's not written in stone."
The weather is "constantly changing, and predictions are not always accurate," Housman said. "But over the years, predictions have gotten more accurate. Paul (Sperenza) does a very good job. His predictions have been very, very good. The attention to detail he has is very good."
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Schleswig-Holstein is the northernmost state in Germany, conveniently sandwiched between Hamburg and the Danish border.
Schleswig-Holstein is loaded with fascinating museums and points of interest related to Holstein's royal past--like Gottorf Castle in the town of Schleswig, built by Friedrich II.
Walk the visitor-friendly streets of small town Germany, including the town of Arnis--the smallest incorporated city in the country--Schleswig, the capital of Schleswig-Holstein until 1945, and the small fishing village of Holm on the banks of the Schlei.
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It's amazing to see that US visitors know small villages like Holm, which is fairly unknown to many Germans. Having been with the Navy along the coastal lines of the Baltic Sea you awakened memories on Flensburg,Denmark and all these little cozy villages.
You've got a very good view of this place. After browsing your page, visiting a "Hallig" myself I guess should be on my list for this year... BTW: Is the Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo still there?
Lovely page! Great overview of this nice country!!
Super Holsteiner Fotos!
Hmmm... Schleswig-Holstein is a quite nice state. Nice photos, great tips!
Hey Mike. Thanks for stopping by. Lived in Germany 3 years. Been back several times since. Love it ... take care
Fabulous 'cover page' photo of Oland, Mike. You are one terrific tour guide through the lesser-known parts of Germany!
Great info and photos again mike, careful for the tide coming in though!
Great impressions! Was in Schleswig-Holstein last weekend. I didn't have much luck with the weather.
Great infos and brilliant pics ! - - Wattenmeer and Gottorf castle are in fact interesting places to visit !
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Castle Nieuwenbroeck was built around 1560 by Johan van Holthuysen after his marriage to Helwig Holtmeulen, heiress of the local lord. The oldest part of the complex - surrounded by a moat - comprises an L-shaped house with stepped gables and renaissance window frames. The detached leaf shaped entrance pavilion has a tower in the middle; above the gate is a pediment with a carved coat of arms.
The castle owes its present appearance partly to alterations in the 18th century; rather recently in 2005 the buildings were restored again. The castle is still inhabited by a private family.
When staying/visiting Beesel you may not miss Castle Nieuwenbroeck: the main sight in the village. Located very close to the center of the town (and our hotel) we could walk to the castle. At the beginning of the drive way to the castle stands a small white chapel. This chapel belongs also to the castle and was built by one of the owners, most probably because his only daughter became a nun.
From this point we could already se the castle itself and the entrance buildings, all surrounded by a moat. Castle and buildings are white painted and stand out in the green scenery. The castle itself - still inhabited - can not be visited, but there is a sign telling visitors are allowed to take a look at the inner court, if they do respect the privacy of the inhabitants.
We crossed the permanent stone bridge and walked through the entrance gate with its beautiful coat of arms. On the inner court we had a nice view of the main building with its stepped gables and the surrounding lower buildings. It looked if they were transformed in a couple of (holiday)homes.
We returned to the main road and walked around the castle along some woody paths; on some points we could catch a glimpse of the gardens and the front of the castle. This (additional) walk took about 30 minutes and is worth to do.
The following websites - just in Dutch - do have a lot of additional information.
Address: Kasteel Nieuwenbroeck, Beesel
Directions: Castle Nieuwenbroeck is signposted from the Markt (the central square) in Beesel.
It is a 2 minutes walk.
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Adastral Hotel is an elegant Victorian villa with AA 4-star status, perfectly situated just 200 metres from Hove seafront. Hove town centre is a 10-minute walk away.
The comfortable rooms all feature a TV, hospitality tray and en suite facilities. An inclusive breakfast is provided to guests and free Wi-Fi internet access is available.
Relax with a drink in the bar or dine in the comfortable restaurant.
There are limited off-street parking spaces available for guests, to be reserved at the time of booking.
WiFi is available in some hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Private parking is possible on site (reservation is needed) and costs £5 per day.
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All of our rooms our equipped with En-Suite bathrooms as will as TV and tea and coffee making facilities. We also have a bar downstairs.
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The Pampa Lady Harvesters earned a share of the District 3-4A high school softball title Saturday afternoon by shutting out the Caprock Lady Longhorns, 10-0 in five innings, at Lady Longhorn Field.
Pampa 10, Caprock 0
Records: Pampa is 21-9-1, 11-1 in District 3-4A. Caprock is 13-19, 5-7.
Noteworthy: Pampa earns share of district title with Randall.
The Lady Harvesters (21-9-1 overall, 11-1 in 3-4A) tied for the district championship with Randall, which finished its season Friday.
Pampa will be the district's second seed in the playoffs after coach Bobbi Gill lost a coin flip with Randall coach Steve Singleton minutes after the end of the Caprock game. Singleton called heads and won the coin toss, and Randall claimed the district's No. 1 playoff seed. Pampa is the No. 2 seed.
With TAKS tests starting Monday, the coaches said they didn't think they would be allowed to play a one-game playoff to break the tie.
"Our (athletic directors) both kind of said our districts won't allow us to (play again)," Gill said before the flip. "Our schools are real picky about playing before the TAKS."
Senior pitcher and first baseman Carlyn Teichmann led Pampa in the regular-season finale. Teichmann hit her sixth home run in the first, a three-run blast through strong winds, to give Pampa a 3-0 lead.
"I hit it really solid, and I just wanted to get my runners into home," said Teichmann, who went 3-for-4. "I was just looking for a solid base hit, but I wasn't sure it was over until all the outfielders were turned and looking behind the fence."
Teichmann (12-5-1) gave up one hit and struck out eight in four innings before being relived by Ashley Facio in the fifth.
Facio got her third save and also went 2-for-4 with two doubles.
Caprock threatened to score in the fourth after getting its first two runners on, but Pampa's Shanna Keown threw out Destiny Alcantar at home after making a tough catch in right.
"When you've got good pitchers, the ball's not going to be put in play a ton," Gill said. "But when it is, you've got to make the plays, and our team seems to be doing that now at the right time."
Caprock, the No. 4 playoff seed, had clinched its berth when Hereford lost to Dumas on Friday.
"I'm really afraid that we came out too relaxed because we knew we were getting in (the playoffs)," Caprock coach Amanda Martin said. "We didn't come out playing our game, and at the end of district we should definitely be playing stronger than that."
Caprock is set to play Wolfforth Frenship in a best-of-three bidistrict series next weekend. But Martin said the times and locations are TBA.
Pampa 322 21 - 10 11 1
Caprock 000 00 - 0 1 6
Carlyn Teichmann, Ashley Facio (5) and Sammie Pearson; Monique Alcantar and Vanessa Vasquez. W-Teichmann 12-5-1. L-Alcantar 11-16. Sv-Facio (3). 2B-P: Facio 2, Pearson, Teichmann. 3B-P: Shelbie Watson. HR-P: Teichmann (6). Records: Pampa 21-9-1, 11-1; Caprock 13-19, 5-7.
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Civil Dockets for Terrebonne Parish: Jan. 25, 2014
Published: Saturday, January 25, 2014 at 11:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 24, 2014 at 11:23 a.m.
Civil Dockets for Terrebonne Parish: Jan. 25, 2014
• Defendant: Anitra L Bourgeois; Plaintiff: Ryan C Bourgeois; Divorce; $N/A; Entry#171280 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Marty Labit; Plaintiff: Ginger Thomas; Domestic Abuse; $N/A; Entry#171281 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Donna B Bergeron, Kerry M Bergeron; Plaintiff: Wells Fargo Bank; Executory Process; $N/A; Entry#171282 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Josue M Placencia; Plaintiff: Noemi S Duran; Divorce; $N/A; Entry#171283 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Michael J Stewart; Plaintiff: Ruby Brumfield; Domestic Abuse; $N/A; Entry#171284 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: USAA Insurance Co, Progressive Insurance Co, Suzzannie T Smith, Joshua M Smith; Plaintiff: Crystal P Roddy, Johnnie R Roddy; Damages; $N/A; Entry#171285 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Anne W Ziepke, Scott P Ziepke; Plaintiff: JPMorgan Chase Bank; Note; $N/A; Entry#171286 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Alicia M Henry, Kristopher J Henry; Plaintiff: JPMorgan Chase Bank; Executory Process; $N/A; Entry#171287 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Carter J Levron, Progressive Insurance Co; Plaintiff: Gabriel Castanon Aguilar; Damages; $N/A; Entry#171288 on 1/2/2014.
• Defendant: Troy Brady; Plaintiff: Dufrene Building Materials Inc; Account; $N/A; Entry#171289 on 1/3/2014.
• Defendant: Celeno P Naquin; Plaintiff: Cy A Naquin; Divorce; $N/A; Entry#171290 on 1/3/2014.
• Defendant: Marie T Ray; Plaintiff: Pelican State Credit Union; Account; $N/A; Entry#171291 on 1/3/2014.
• Defendant: Jasmine M Perez; Plaintiff: Anthony Caraballo; Custody; $N/A; Entry#171293 on 1/3/2014.
• Defendant: Christina M Cantrelle; Plaintiff: John C Cantrelle; Divorce; $N/A; Entry#171294 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Chasity D Bailey; Plaintiff: Joey M Bailey; Divorce; $N/A; Entry#171295 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Jeremy Scott Sr; Plaintiff: Ronnie J Scott Sr, Patricia B Scott; Domestic Abuse; $N/A; Entry#171296 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Ramie Duet; Plaintiff: Steven J Nelton; Contract; $N/A; Entry#171297 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Robin Reynolds, Progressive Insurance Co et al, American Strategic Insurance Co, Brian Reynolds, State Farm Insurance Co; Plaintiff: Charles K Farmer Jr, David Williamson, Melissa Williamson; Damages; $N/A; Entry#171298 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Elizabeth J Redden; Plaintiff: Jacob A Redden; Divorce; $N/A; Entry#171299 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Brandi Hebert; Plaintiff: Harley R Becnel; Custody; $N/A; Entry#171300 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Reggie P Bourg; Plaintiff: Ferrel J Pellegrin Sr; Domestic Abuse; $N/A; Entry#171301 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Tyler J Naquin; Plaintiff: LA State University Board of Supervisors Nicholls State; Account; $N/A; Entry#171302 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Betty Thibodeaux; Plaintiff: Jefferson Variety Stores Inc; Account; $N/A; Entry#171303 on 1/6/2014.
• Defendant: Ricky Giroir Jr; Plaintiff: Barbi Breaux; Custody; $N/A; Entry#171305 on 1/7/2014.
• Defendant: Graylin Williams Jr; Plaintiff: State of Louisiana; Paternity; $N/A; Entry#171306 on 1/7/2014.
• Defendant: Jacoby Mcguin; Plaintiff: State of Louisiana; Paternity; $N/A; Entry#171307 on 1/7/2014.
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On my local machine only, I want to enter the URL homepage.local and I want it to open my local webpage
index.html found in my local directory
/Users/prime/Homepage/. I thought I could achieve this by using the below vhost configuration but it doesn't seem to work.
Added the following to my httpd.conf file
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$ apachectl -S
VirtualHost configuration:
wildcard NameVirtualHosts and _default_ servers:
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Mother furious at sentence
Deal gives driver who killed daughter 2 years
Meanwhile, her attorney claims courthouse staff botched the job of notifying her of the arrangement.
Tabitha Cornell, the mother of Brianna Washington, said Friday she was never notified that Justin Skipwith, who pleaded no contest to second-degree manslaughter this week in Waterbury Superior Court, was going to get that deal.
If she had known, she said, she would have asked for the maximum sentence; she believes Skipwith has gotten away with killing her daughter.
"It's just a matter of time before he kills someone else," Cornell said Friday. "The guy is a menace to society."
Skipwith went on trial Monday for attempted first-degree assault and manslaughter. He pleaded no contest to a lesser charge on Tuesday, and was sentenced to two years in prison that same day.
Skipwith, 29, was arrested following a fight with 20-year-old Eric DelBuono on East Liberty Street in the early morning of May 5. The fight apparently started after Skipwith drove onto the street at 3 a.m. and started talking to Washington and her friend.
Delbuono, who was dating Washington's friend, confronted Skipwith.
Skipwith was stabbed seven times during the fight, a factor his attorney said caused him to lose two pints of blood, then black out as he drove away from the scene.
A neighbor testified Monday that she watched Skipwith drive up the street after the fight, then turn into Delbuono and Washington.
DelBuono escaped, but Washington slipped and was sent flying through the air when the SUV slammed into her.
Senior Assistant State's Attorney Jason Germain said that Skipwith's blood-alcohol level was .209 percent at the time, more than double the legal limit to drive. Skipwith was also convicted of driving under the influence as part of his plea deal.
Germain revealed on Monday that a key witness in the case, Washington's friend, had given false statements to investigators. That witness and DelBuono were expected to invoke their constitutional rights against self-incrimination while on the stand, which would have been problematic for prosecutors.
To Cornell, Skipwith isn't being punished for the crime. He needs to spend the rest of his life in prison, she said.
"He thinks it's a joke. He thinks it's a slap on the wrist," Cornell said of Skipwith. "What's it going to be? Another life before he ends up in prison?"
Family members of victims of violent crimes can attend trials and speak when a defendant is sentenced. They can object to deals offered to defendants, but Cornell said she was never given that opportunity.
Cornell is represented by an attorney, Jeffrey Brownstein, who sent the Republican-American a letter dated in October — several months before Skipwith's trial began — stating that Cornell wanted to be part of plea negotiations and asking to address the court at sentencing. In that letter, which was sent to a prosecutor, Brownstein asks for the maximum prison time allowed.
The victim's advocate, Barbara Jean Quinn, who is typically the person whom families deal with in the court process, also failed to call him, Brownstein said.
"The only call that I got from her, which is shocking, was that he pled out today to manslaughter second. Which is just unbelievable," he said. "This was just totally botched. I was livid when I talked with Barbara Jean. I'm still livid."
Brownstein said he intends to write to the judge involved in the case, Roland Fasano, and the administrative judge in Hartford. Germain, who wasn't the original prosecutor assigned to the case, issued a statement Friday through the Chief State's Attorney's Office in Rocky Hill.
"The disposition is appropriate based on the facts of this difficult case," Germain said. "We are willing to meet with the victim's family to discuss this matter. We again extend our condolences to the family for their loss."
Germain said Tuesday that he spoke with Washington's step sister — who he was told was a family member — about the plea deal. But Cornell said that woman is not related to her daughter.
Skipwith's attorney, Martin Minnella, said he expects his client to be released in a matter of weeks. Skipwith has been in jail since his arrest in May, meaning he has spent less than a year behind bars.
"As far as I'm concerned, if the case went forward he would have been found not guilty," Minnella said of Skipwith. "He was the victim. He got stabbed seven times."
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Creators | In the wake of the FunnyJunk/The Oatmeal legal dispute, Ian Pike talks to San Diego-based webcomics creators David King and Phil McAndrew about the problem of having their work re-posted without credit. "If I were to sit there and try to hunt down all the websites that re-post my comics without my name on them," McAndrew says, "I wouldn't have any time to draw new stuff. So most of the time I just shrug my shoulders and keep on drawing." One interesting sidelight is that Matthew Inman, the creator of The Oatmeal, has set up a site called BearFood where users can share their favorite webcomics with the appropriate links. [San Diego Reader]
Digital comics | Matt White surveys the digital-first landscape with a look at the strategies (or the lack thereof) from publishers ranging from DC Comics to Viz Media: "While the majority of digital comics are just digitized versions of print comics, available simultaneously (known as 'day-and-date') or after the physical version hits shelves, current digital-first offerings seem to represent an alternative, more specific market as publishers begin to treat digital more as a complement to print rather than a replacement." [Publishers Weekly]
Ape Entertainment, which has already released a massively successful comic based on the successful Pocket God video game, is now setting its sights on Squids, the role-playing game from French developer The Game Bakers. The licensing agreement calls for digital comics and graphic novels.
Debuting in October 2011 for iOS devices, the turn-based combat game features anthropomorphic squids attempting to defeat aquatic enemies encroaching upon their underwater kingdom. A sequel, Squids: Wild West, was released this summer.
"In terms of graphics and storytelling, the SQUIDS games already have a lot in common with comics, so continuing and expanding the adventure in comic books is a natural step," The Game Bakers COO Audrey Leprince said in a statement.. "Ape Entertainment has a proven track record within the comics industry and we're excited to partner with them to bring our hungry fans more of the SQUIDS stories they love."
Ape plans to release the Squid comics in print and through a standalone app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
Oh, the cuteness! Ape Entertainment has just released a Strawberry Shortcake app, based on the iVerse platform and featuring three of their new Strawberry Shortcake comics priced at $1.99 each (plus a free preview). The comics are a few months old, but that's hardly going to matter to the core Strawberry Shortcake demographic; what will matter is that these comics are colorful, competently drawn, and full of lively characters and silly situations.
The big digital-comics news this week was that the publisher IDW, an early iVerse partner, migrated to comiXology for support of its apps. Where iVerse seems to be hanging tough is in the kids' market—they also run the Pocket God app, and when I spoke to iVerse CEO Michael Murphey a few weeks ago, he said that their biggest selling properties were not adult comics on the iPad but children's comics on the iPhone/iPod Touch: "Our largest selling products are kids' products," he told me. "Kids get the hand-me-down phones and iPod Touches. As they start getting the hand-me-down iPads after Christmas this year, that will evolve."
In that context, a stand-alone app makes a lot of sense; Strawberry Shortcake is easy to discover in the iTunes store, and you don't have to download a separate comics reader or create an account to use it. I do think some extras would really send this app over the top, though. A separate Strawberry Shortcake game app already exists, but it would be nice to see some puzzles, coloring pages, even music or videos, to bump up the fun content even more.
Barcelona-based developer Klicrainbow has launched SuperGay & the Attack of His Ex-Girlfriends, an app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch billed as "the first video game about a gay superhero." I didn't look into the assertion, but I can't think of any other gay-superhero video games.
The comic book-inspired storyline follows Tom Palmer, an idealistic young scientist who works at Genetic Corp. with his beautiful fiancée Ilsa Himmler and her father Dr. Arnold Himmler to develop a cloning project for humanitarian purposes. But when he discovers that Ilsa and Arnold have been secretly negotiating with foreign leaders to sell their work for military purposes, Tom searches for an escape. When a failed experiment transforms the young scientist into SuperGay, "the greatest superhero of all modern times," he uses his newfound abilities — including Gay Power and Rainbow Ray — to try to stop his evil ex-girlfriend and her clone army.
In the game, SuperGay races, fights and … dances … his way through 32 levels to stop an imminent nuclear war. Check out the trailer and additional game art after the break.
Disney Publishing Worldwide this morning launched its free Disney Comics App for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, with more than 50 titles ranging from the classic adventures of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck to newer properties like Cars 2 and Tron: Legacy. Two new comics will be added each week.
Individual stories are 99 cents, with themed bundles available for $3.99 through In-App Purchase. The app debuts in the United States and will be available in more than 80 countries. It will be available in additional markets later this year.
Disney boasts that the app offers "a new, director-style reading experience," with readers allowed to choose portrait or landscape mode, automatic or manual smart paneling, and double-page spreads. Readers also may preview titles before purchase, share their stories on Facebook and save content for offline reading. There's also a feature that automatically updates readers when stories relating to their favorite characters become available. Also: sound effects!
"Comics are a tremendous part of our heritage and we see great potential and interest in bringing our extensive catalog of Disney Comics to mobile devices," Russell Hampton, president of Disney Publishing Worldwide, said in a statement. "We create over 25,000 original comic pages each year and it's critical that we deliver this content to our readers around the world. We have over 1 billion Disney comic readers today, and our Disney Comics App will further broaden that audience."
Read the official announcement after the break.
Kill Shakespeare, Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery's mashup of all Shakespeare's characters into one huge bad-guys-versus-good-guys story, has done very well, so well that the first two issues have sold out. What's that? You didn't get to see them? Well, if you have an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch, you're in luck: Publisher IDW is offering the first two issues for free through the iTunes store. (This actually started a while ago, but some of the downloads didn't work—now they do.)
You can pick them up through the Comics+ or IDW apps, both of which are free and really should be on your iThing anyway. And if you like what you see, check out the subsequent issues for 99 cents each—Issue #7 just went up this week.
Here's a bit of background on Del Col and McCreery from their college newspaper.


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This factor your Health value (yes, eating many pizza improves your health). The formulae verified is 3 pizza = 1 Health point.
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Charlotte Canelli is library director of the Morrill Memorial Library in Norwood. Read her entire article in this week's Norwood Transcript and Bulletin.
Early this year I began an unusual personal project. I committed to writing 365 thank you notes in 365 days. My self-imposed rule dictated that each of these thank yous had to be written in 365 words or less.
Additionally (my rule, again) the notes of appreciation had to be snail-mailed. Yes, each with a signature, envelope, and return address and stamp.
Sadly, this ambitious project ended very far from its goal. Too quickly I was bogged down by a lack of time and I abandoned my whimsical project after the first 30 days.
Let me explain my failure.
First, gratitude comes from a deep place within and heartfelt writing takes time to construct. I found that I just didn't have the time each and every day to spend on the process.
Simply put, reflection got in the way. It sometimes took more than a day to recover from the feelings conjured up by past memories brought about by my gratitude.
Second, early in the project I realized that many of the people I wanted to thank are now entirely gone. All of my grandparents, my parents, my aunts and uncles have passed on. My girlhood teachers, the parents of most of my childhood friends and many of my mentors are also no longer with us.
Others who had deeply affected my life have retired and moved away. Even with Google and other online resources some people were nearly impossible to find. I found myself spending time I didn't have to search the Internet for a college professor, one of my daughter's teachers and an elementary school principal.
Happily, however, I can report that on the flipside my futile endeavor was an achievement for many reasons.
I did actually manage to find several handfuls of people from my past and some rather interesting people from the present. Delightfully, some actually wrote back to me to thank me for thanking them. They were pleasantly surprised and touched by my gratitude.
The 365-word length rule was purely a fanciful challenge. Some letters had to be cut to the bone with much left unsaid. This was frustrating for me but was also a wonderful exercise. This is called "tight writing" or "taking the out the fat." I practiced this process of tight writing and learned immensely from it.
Each Monday I wondered who I would thank that week. I often added one, two, three or sometimes ten new people to my list. Crossing them off the list once I had written the thank you was incredibly satisfying. More gratifying, however, was knowing there were so many people who had touched my life over many years.
Now that the project has been abandoned my new goal is to try to thank at least one person a day in an email, a phone call or in person. Just two simple words. Thank you.
And so, in this column to be published on Thanksgiving Day 2010, it seems particularly appropriate to thank some of the people important to our library.
Many non-profit organizations could not make exist without private donations and volunteers and the Morrill Memorial Library is no exception. I want to thank each and every donor, each and every Friend and library volunteer.
The Friends of the Morrill Memorial Library work tirelessly to give every penny they raise back to the library community in some way. The Friends provide funds for the programming that the library offers on a weekly basis. The Friends provide the funds to purchase equipment, furnishings, museum passes and audiovisual materials for the library.
Where there is a need, our Friends answer it. Thank you, Friends.
They shall remain nameless here but there are many library volunteers who come to the library on a regular schedule to perform some of the most critical but repetitive tasks for us. Many shelve books. Some simply adhere stickers to DVDs, books and other materials. Some rearrange and tidy our bookshelves.
Others are young people who give many hours to the children's librarians to free their time to do other things. Still others are wonderful volunteers who deliver books for our Outreach Department. Many more become trained tutors in our Literacy Department.
Thousands of hours per year are spent by loyal volunteers. Thank you, volunteers.
The library receives both anonymous and targeted donations every day. We use these funds to purchase materials and supplies. Thank you, donors.
Visit our website, www.norwoodlibrary.org, or call the director to learn about volunteer opportunities. While many of our opportunities are filled at the moment, we will be more than happy to speak to you about how you might help us in the future. Please consider joining the Friends of the Library. Your financial support or your help with the Book Sale and other Friends' events helps the library in countless ways.
Thank you, Norwood, for your support in all ways of the Morrill Memorial Library.


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Utah Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin proud of players, coaches for sticking together after dismal start
SAN ANTONIO — After starting the NBA regular season with a dismal 1-14 record, the lottery-bound Utah Jazz have actually played .500 basketball — 12-12 — since then.
And head coach Tyrone Corbin is proud of his team — players and coaches alike — for sticking together through those tough times.
"I'm happy with where we are now, how we're getting better," he said Tuesday. "The start, being short-handed, and I thought the lessons we learned and the way these guys stayed together and continued to work while we were in that bad span there showed who these guys are and how they compete and focus and work every day to get better.
"And now we're starting to see some of the rewards of their work. We've got a long way to go, and we've got to make sure we continue to stay focused and keep working every day to get better, and who knows where it'll end up.
"I can't say enough about how they continue to work with these guys and keep them prepared and focused on the things we need to get better at," he said of his coaching staff. "And the players just coming back and responding ... so I can't give them enough credit."
Third-year shooting guard Alec Burks, who scored a career-best 34 points in Monday's victory over the Denver Nuggets — Corbin's 100th career coaching win — said a big part of the team's early-season struggles had to do with injuries that sidelined Trey Burke, Marvin Williams, Jeremy Evans and Andris Biedrins at various times.
"We didn't have everybody healthy," Burks said. "Trey went down, Marvin went down, Jeremy went down, Andris went down, so we didn't have all our guys.
"So we've got everybody being back and being healthy now, that's what happened to our luck. We've got everybody together, so now we're showing our true colors."
Burke, whose play at point guard has made a huge difference since returning from a broken finger he suffered in the preseason, said much of the team's resurgence can simply be attributed to learning to play together — something that only being on the court can remedy.
"We're growing as a team each and every day. We're getting better in practice, and that's what it's all about," Burke said. "We're getting better on the defensive end. "Obviously with Gordon (Hayward) out, when he comes back, we'll continue to grow as a team. We're having fun, and that's more important than anything."
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Wednesday's game at San Antonio marks Utah's first appearance on national television (ESPN) this season.
And Burke is looking forward to it.
"Absolutely. That's what you play for," he said. "I think it's our first game on national TV, if I'm correct, but I think we'll be ready. It's an ESPN game and we've all played on ESPN, so it's nothing we're not used to. But it should be fun. We're all looking forward to it."
Corbin cautioned that his young players needed to be wary about not letting the national spotlight blur their focus.
"It's always fun to be on national TV," Corbin said. "But the San Antonio Spurs is a big enough opponent in itself to think about playing against those guys. So we can't make it any bigger than what it is because the opponent is going to be tough enough for us.
"We've got to make sure we understand how we have to play to be effective against the Spurs, and everything else will take care of itself."
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MONTPELIER - Two years after Tropical Storm Irene inundated Vermont, the storm and its aftermath is providing the backdrop for a new novel by Newfane mystery writer Archer Mayor.
In his book, "Three Can Keep a Secret," Mayor, who has published 24 Vermont-based mysteries, says the book is his attempt to chronicle in fiction one of the biggest things to happen in the state for generations and something that people will be talking about for generations to come.
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Rest of tonight into Friday: Short wave will slowly slip into the lower lakes region dragging deformation axis slowly southward into lower Michigan, while surface high pressure and dry air wedge into the northern Great Lakes. But modest forcing through tonight will keep a low end threat for showers going for areas south of M-72, particularly near lake Michigan with that aforementioned cluster of showers coming out of Green Bay. No thunder anticipated with nearly all instability confined to the lower lakes. && .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Friday afternoon) Issued at 322 PM EDT Thu Jul 28 2016 Tonight and Friday...will generally remain dry across the northern Great Lakes through the period with seasonal temperatures. The only chance of rain within the cwa through Friday afternoon will be this evening as a band of showers lingers between Manistee and Saginaw Bay...and again overnight as an upper trough approaches. Current sfc chart and regional observations showing large area of high pressure over central Canada and the northern Plains...while a weak sfc boundary sinks into the Ohio Valley. The latest short term model data continues to push high pressure into the Great Lakes through the overnight period...before becoming centered over the state on Friday. At upper levels...a trough associated with a 500mb low over Quebec...will drop into the northern Great Lakes tonight and early Friday. 850mb temps in this upper flow drop to between 12c and 13c this evening...then to around 10c and 12c Friday. Temperatures in this pattern will be nearly seasonal across northern Michigan with highs on Friday in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. At first...precipitation chances seem limited as model soundings and mstr progs show drying settling in across nrn Michigan this evening. However am a little concerned about rain showers redeveloping over the srn cwa this evening and overnight...as short term high res models continue to show some mid lvl mstr lingering over the srn cwa (pwat values near 1 inch, 850mb dew pts around 12c) through 06z. Also...850/500mb qvectors showing good convergence over portions of lower Michigan this evening into the overnight hours in advance of approaching upper trough. Current sat and radar data showing some rain showers occurring over the Dakotas in vicinity of this approaching upper trough. Therefore have added a chance of rain showers til around 06z over the srn portions of the cwa. .LONG TERM...(Friday night through Thursday) Issued at 322 PM EDT Thu Jul 28 2016 (7/29)Friday night...In the evening, it looks like the rain should be south of M-55 as the core of the sfc ridge is over Lake Superior. There is a series of shortwave trough in the 500 mb flow and with the sfc and 850 mb moisture trying to move north as a sfc low begins to develop in the Ohio Valley, there looks to be chance for some showers, and possibly thunderstorms, along the M-55 corridor and then into the southeast counties overnight, mainly on the ECMWF. This run of the ECMWF is less developed with the sfc low, so think that the ECMWF is having some feedback issues. However, will keep some pops in with our neighbors. (7/30)Saturday...High pressure and dry air eventually work their way into the the rest of N Lower during the day, and force the rain south of M-55 as the trough axis moves east of Michigan by 00z. The 500 mb heights begin to rise as the sfc High begins to ridge in a little more. The sfc and 850 mb moisture look a little "dirty" overnight, but with the subsidence from the building 500mb heights, will expect that the night should remain quiet. (7/31)Sunday...High pressure continues to control the weather in the Upper Great Lakes producing mostly sunny skies, at least that`s the consensus of the models. The GFS does have some moisture and qpf up the I-75 corridor during the afternoon, but think that the GFS is over doing the sfc dewpoints, and thus the instability over the region. So went to the drier guidance of the ECMWF and the NAM. Sunday night through Thursday... Models have shown a transition from a zonal flow aloft to a broad trough late in the week. The start of the work week will be dominated by a sfc high centered over Quebec that will ridge back towards Michigan for Monday into Tuesday. An upper level low in Northern Manitoba begins to push eastward resulting in warm air advection ahead of the cold front associated with the sfc low. With WAA pushing into our CWA models agree with an above average week of highs with increased pcpn towards late week. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Friday evening) Issued at 732 PM EDT Thu Jul 28 2016 Subtle troughing remains across the Great Lakes this evening with a short wave working across Wisconsin. This feature has helped kick off several clusters of showers from central and southern Wisconsin across central and southern lower Michigan. Several clusters of thunderstorms are also ongoing across the lower Great Lakes where better instability resides. To the north, high pressure and drier air is slowly building across the northern Great Lakes. Tonight through Friday, overall VFR conditions will persist at the terminal sites although there will be a low end chance for a few showers at TVC and MBL tonight. High pressure and drier air wedges into northern Michigan for Friday and will end the shower threat. Winds: North to northeasterly through Friday and largely under sustained 10 knots. && .MARINE... Issued at 322 PM EDT Thu Jul 28 2016 Winds and waves are expected to remain below small craft advisory criteria through the forecast period...as a large area of high pressure slowly settles south into the state. The chances for rain showers continues this evening and overnight...as an upper trough pushes across the Great Lakes region. && .APX Watches/Warnings/Advisories... MI...NONE. LH...NONE. LM...NONE. LS...NONE. && $$ UPDATE...Adam SHORT TERM...SWR LONG TERM...JSL/Gillen/BPH AVIATION...Adam MARINE...SWR


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I'm reading up on upgrading. Since I changed my theme (it was 1.7) beyond all recognition and renamed it, is there going to be any theme problem once I upgrade?
Also when upgrading, the codex doesn't mention anything about backing up database with C Panel, which is what I use. Any possible problem there?
Last, there seems to be so many update problems here and from what I've read, no one seems to be successful using the automatic or 3 step manual process, so would it in the long run be better to simply start out with the extended update process? (I would start out with the short 3 step if not for having to backtrack and reinstall 2.7.1 if it fails).