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The students polled 508 frequent voters in the Central Kentucky region. The survey consists of questions regarding current local, state and national races.
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Problem: Use the FoodMart 2000 Sales cube to create an MDX query that finds the most recent nonzero sales amount for each customer in Los Angeles for each quarter of 1997. Format the quarters of 1997 on the columns and the individual customers in Los Angeles on the rows. In each cell, display the most recent monthly Store Sales value for that customer in that quarter. Here's a hint: This problem is very much like an inventory problem in which you want to aggregate the last known value for each time period. You need to create a measure that aggregates along the Time dimension as the last nonempty child.
Solution: To solve this problem, I created two calculated members, as Listing A shows. LastSales determines whether the CURRENTMEMBER of the Time dimension is the leaf level (e.g., months). If so, LastSales returns the store sales for that time period. If the time period isn't at the month level, LastSales uses the NonEmptySales calculated member to return the store sales for the first nonempty, month-level time member in that time period. The NonEmptySales measure filters out all the month-level time members that don't have a Store Sales value. NonEmptySales then returns the Store Sales value for the most recent month (the last month) left after filtering the empties.


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Cool beans. The new SkyGuard system may be deployed in northern Israel... eventually, and if Nothrop can manage an export licence.
was, perhaps, the most successful laser gun in the history of energy weapons. Now, it could just prove to be the key to Israel's defense. Maybe.
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Last week, I discussed the public key infrastructure (PKI) and its uses in a Windows 2000 environment. I mentioned that Win2K includes Certificate Services, which lets you create your own Certificate Authority (CA). The CA is responsible for issuing the digital certificates that form the backbone of the public key infrastructure (PKI). Creating your own CA hierarchy is appropriate when you have control of the resource you want to protect and you have the desire and the ability to manage which users get the necessary credentials to access those resources. Conversely, a commercial CA is your only viable option when you either don't have control over the resources you want to protect or the ability to verify credentials of those seeking certificates.
Once you decide that you want to provide your own CA, you can use the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs applet to install Certificate Services. Choose Add/Remove Windows Components, then click Certificates Services to launch an installation wizard that walks you through the CA configuration process. Let's review some of the configuration options you'll face as you configure your CA.
Certificate Hierarchies
Certificate hierarchies establish your "path of trust" throughout an organization. As the most trusted CA within your organization, the root CA issues certificates to confirm the validity of other CAs, known as subordinate CAs. Subordinate CAs can issue certificates that serve various purposes (e.g., for smart cards, Web authentications). Because of its importance, the root CA typically issues certificates to subordinate CAs only—not to end users. You must vigilantly secure the root CA machine; otherwise, someone might compromise the root CA's certificate store or the root CA might issue certificates to unauthorized machines—both of which would undermine your entire enterprise's PKI infrastructure.
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In addition to deciding whether to configure a root or a subordinate CA, you must also decide whether yours will be a standalone or an enterprise CA. Enterprise CAs require Active Directory (AD), which identifies entities requesting certificates and determines whether they have the appropriate permissions. You should use enterprise CAs if you plan to issue certificates to users and computers within your organization only. You should use standalone CAs, which don't require AD, to issue certificates to users and computers outside of your organization. Standalone CAs are useful if you want to issue certificates to vendors or partners that need secure access to your company resources.
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In addition to issuing certificates, the CA is also responsible for maintaining and publishing the certificate revocation list (CRL). Each certificate includes an expiration date. However, using the CRL, you can invalidate certificates before they expire, which might be necessary if a certificate becomes compromised or if you want to revoke access from a certificate holder.
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Sadly for them, the study is effectively a simple piece of reporting, and is based on the cases of reactions to vaccines posted with the American Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) from 1994 to 2000. Needless to say, the UK does not have a similar reporting facility.
Dr Mark Geier, from the Genetic Centers of America, and his son David discovered that the MMR vaccine was responsible for 133 reports of neurological problems and brain damage, and specific reports of 29 cases of autism.
The study raises several interesting questions that have been ignored by the international press. In the first place, the researchers found that the MMR vaccine was far more dangerous than the DTP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis) jab, and was five times more likely to cause autism.
Leaving aside autism, it's been long supposed that the DTP jab carries more risks than the MMR vaccination, which suggests one of two things: we've been wrong all along with this supposition, or that there's been some serious under-reporting.
This latter concern permeates all of medicine, but the true level of under-reporting is unknown, with estimates varying from 1 in 10 to 1 in 20,000 drug reactions ever being lodged. The reason is simple enough. If a doctor does not believe that a drug (or vaccine) can cause a reaction, because he believes it to be perfectly safe, then any case presenting a reaction will not be reported.
The other interesting point from the Geiers' study is the amount of evidence from previous studies, some going back to 1973, that has consistently shown the dangers of the MMR and other childhood vaccines. This, for us at WDDTY, has been the single most puzzling aspect of the whole MMR/autism debate, and, indeed, we were pointing out the likely link in 1989, years before Dr Andrew Wakefield published his landmark study.
The importance of the Geier study is to prove the link. The fact that the problem is far more prevalent is, perhaps, for another study.
(Source: International Pediatrics, 2003; 18: 108-13).


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When to Buy, and When Not to Buy – FREE Worksheet from "Hybrid Woodworking"
This worksheet from Marc Spagnuolo's new book, "Hybrid Woodworking," is an excellent analytical tool. It's also pretty self-explanatory. Just click on the image, print it out and put it to use!
Here's a little more explanation on how to score your decision for each tool you are considering, with quotes from the book.
1. Functionality. "Does the tool bring something unique to the table and is it a multi-tasker?" Compare the tool's functionality to that of the tools you are already using for the same tasks.
2. Efficiency. "Will the tool make specific processes more efficient?" To score this section, you can even time yourself with comparable tools and calculate the difference.
3. Accuracy. "Will the tool increase my accuracy?" Sometimes this depends on your level of skill, and sometimes it really is the tool.
4. Gratification. "Will the tool add to my enjoyment of woodworking?" This factor can be played like a wild card. That is, if the first three scores are low and do not reflect the intangible benefit of enjoying what you are doing, then give the tool a high score here!
Multiplier. The default multiplier is 5 for a total possible score of 25 in each of the four categories. But you can customize the multipliers to reflect greater or lesser weight you would like to devote to certain considerations. Just make sure the total possible score for the four categories is 100.
Purchase threshold. This is the second way to customize your results. Decide for yourself, based on budget and overall tool-buying philosophy, the total minimum score that you believe is necessary to justify a purchase.
Here's how this process played out for Marc when he was considering purchase of a rabbeting block plane. Click on the image at left for a larger view.
What are the tools you are going to consider with this worksheet? Tell us in the comments below, so you can get even more feedback from the community!
And if you haven't already ordered your copy of "Hybrid Woodworking," do it now in our store.
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Natalie Barton, left, and Christian Blakesley strike poses in costume during New York Comic Con, held at the Javits Center, Oct. 12, 2012. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times)Link
Thousands of anime, video game, film, TV and comics fans gather to see the latest in pop culture at New York Comic Con, at the Javits Center on Oct. 12, 2012. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times)Link
Sam Forsythe, left, and Joe Lento attend New York Comic Con in costume on Oct. 12, 2012. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times)Link
Eric Staller pretends to fly while arriving at New York Comic Con at the Javits Center in New York on Oct. 12, 2012. (Justin Lane / European Pressphoto Agency)Link
Pat Covey, left, Patrick Lochelt and John St. Pierre arrive at New York Comic Con on Oct. 12, 2012. (Justin Lane / European Pressphoto Agency)Link
People in costume arrive for New York Comic Con on Oct. 12, 2012. (Justin Lane / European Pressphoto Agency)Link
A man in skeleton makeup waits to enter New York Comic Con on Oct. 12, 2012. (Justin Lane / European Pressphoto Agency)Link
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NEW YORK — There's only one thing east of the Mississippi River that could bring together such disparate forces as the Joker, Princess Zelda and Pokémon — and that's New York City's Comic Con, which runs through this weekend.
Once a distant second to the fanboy Goliath held in San Diego each summer, Gotham is creeping on its more mature West Coast cousin, long considered the world's largest gathering of comic book and pop culture fans. Last summer, the 42-year-old San Diego convention drew an estimated 125,000, but this weekend's New York event is expected to attract 115,000 — up from last year's 105,000.
The attendance figures for the New York event, which is being held at the cavernous Jacob Javits Center, are all the more impressive considering it's only been around for six years. It's quickly become one of the most important dates on the fanboy calendar and also become big business, netting the city between $60 million and $70 million.
PHOTOS: Comikaze cosplay — Catwoman, Wolverine, Zelda and more
"It's about time that New York, the mecca for comic-book publishing, got a convention of this size," says Axel Alonso, editor in chief of Marvel Comics. "It only makes sense."
This being New York, home to the publishing world, there is more of an emphasis on the printed page than at its Hollywood-influenced West Coast counterpart. Over the years, comic-book publishers have turned to New York Comic Con as a place to make major announcements.
On Thursday night, for instance, DC Comics broke the news that it would be releasing a new Superman title next year from artist Jim Lee and writer Scott Snyder.
The event also allows fans to meet the minds behind their favorite titles, like "Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman, whose Saturday afternoon panel is expected to be one of the weekend's hottest tickets.
"I get to stand in a crowd of people who really understand and appreciate what me and my staff do on a daily basis, and where we're reminded of why we do what we do," Alonso explains.
But the gathering is hardly just for dead-tree purists. Like its (technically unaffiliated) San Diego relative, the New York confab is a multimedia celebration of geek culture in all its permutations, with exhibitors including Lego, whose rendering of Bilbo and Gandalf from "The Hobbit" was a big draw on Friday morning, and TriForce, makers of high-end scale replicas of video-game weaponry.
Though the major movie studios perhaps have a larger presence at San Diego's Comic-Con International, a favorite venue for the promotion of tentpole releases, New York Comic Con is certainly not wanting for star power this year. This weekend's lineup includes panels with the casts of "666 Park," "Arrow," "The Following," and the upcoming "Carrie" remake, as well as appearances by filmmakers Guillermo Del Toro and Kevin Smith, author Anne Rice, and nostalgic favorites Carrie Fisher and Christopher Lloyd.
Brian Lambariello, 22, of Warren, N.J., was "freaking out" to hear that 1960s TV Batman actor Adam West would be making an appearance at the Javits Center. But for Lambariello, who came dressed as Steven Stone, a character from "Pokémon," the main attraction at Comic Con isn't the stars or the snazzy new video games.
"It's about the social aspect," he says. "It's about meeting up with people you only get to see online that live three hours away."
It's also about meeting new people. Angela Clayton, a home-schooled 15-year-old anime fanatic from Long Island, was attracting a crowd of mostly male admirers, thanks in large part to the costume she spent the last two months making: an exacting re-creation of the long red hair, cropped military jacket and short crinoline worn by Napoleon, a character in the relatively obscure game "Eiyuu Senki."
She even sported a pair of contact lenses, bought over the Internet, designed to make her eyes look bigger.
"I'm happy to be here with other fans and other strange people," she said, in between posing for pictures with her many newfound fans.
In a surefire sign of the event's success, the exhibition hall was also jammed with exhibitors there for no discernible reason other than the heavy foot traffic: Next to the Avengers Perfume booth was a Chevrolet exhibit, where conventioneers could peruse the 2013 Malibu and Silverado up close.
Too bad many of them can't even drive yet — at least not in real life.
— Meredith Blake
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Jaime Hernandez on San Diego's days of ink
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'Star Wars: Clone Wars' panel converts a fan on site
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Where Does the Glue Go?
Thirst, not starvation, leads to weak glue joints.
By Robert W. Lang
Pages: 52-53
From the October 2010 issue # 185
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On my first day on the job as an apprentice cabinetmaker, my task was to glue together radiator panels for an office building. Two sticks of solid wood with tongues on one edge fit into grooves on the edges of veneered MDF panels. Eager to show that I wasn't a complete boob, I said, "The glue should squeeze out so I know I have enough, right?"
The cabinetmaker training me looked me up and down and said, "The glue should almost squeeze out." I thought he was asking for the impossible as I set to work. There were a lot of panels to practice on, and plenty of time to think. Six weeks and 1,300 panels later, I was done. I got pretty good at laying down a bead of glue that just barely squeezed from the joint and every now and then I hit the "almost squeeze out" target.
Most of my motivation to apply the perfect amount of glue came from dealing with the consequences of too much glue – patches that wouldn't take stain due to wiping off the excess with a wet rag or chips in the veneer from scraping off little beads that I allowed to dry on the surface.
Over the years, I applied this principle to all my joinery. I read magazine articles recommending the use of copious amounts of glue to avoid "starving" the joint. When I worried about that possibility, I would put a joint together then take it apart to see where the glue was. If I saw glue on both surfaces I was happy; the joint would hold and I wouldn't have a mess to clean up.
My methods were successful. I can't remember having a joint fail for want of glue. Most of my experience is in production work, where time is money. I wasn't wasting time brushing glue on every possible surface before assembly and I wasn't spending time cleaning up after. But was I doing the best work possible?
Enter Glen the Careful Gluer
I share the magazine workshop with people whose work I admire, even though they use different techniques. When Senior Editor Glen D. Huey joined us, I noticed he had a different approach to gluing. He almost always spread glue on both surfaces of a joint with an acid brush.
Both Glen and I have been around long enough to be set in our ways, but we each recognize that in woodworking there are usually several acceptable ways to accomplish any task. Glen made me wonder if there was an advantage to brushing glue inside a mortise, or if he was taking more time than necessary.
Think of what he could accomplish with the time saved by simply squirting glue in a mortise and moving on, as I did. So, I set up an experiment to prove him wrong. I prepared a piece of wood with three mortises, then sliced off one face of the board and attached a piece of Plexiglas. That way we could see what happened when the joint was glued and a tenon inserted.
A Great & Noble Experiment
One mortise would be glued with my method, one with Glen's and we decided to apply glue to the tenon alone for the third method. We set up our still and video cameras to record what happened. I squirted a bead of glue on each edge of the first mortise, inserted the tenon, then handed the glue bottle to Glen.
Glen squirted glue in the mortise, then with a brush spread the glue on the mortise sides and the tenon before he assembled the joint. I put a bead of glue on the last tenon and inserted it. This last joint was obviously not as well glued; the rim of the mortise scraped off most of the glue as the tenon went past, pushing it to the shoulder where a lot of it squeezed out.
The other two joints looked remarkably similar; glue covered the Plexiglas thoroughly and a small amount squeezed out at the shoulder. It appeared that both methods worked and that brushing only added time to the process without any added benefit. We went to lunch and returned to see what the joints looked like after the glue had dried.
After an hour, there was an obvious difference. The brushed joint had an even film of dried glue visible on the entire surface of the tenon. My joint, where the glue had been applied as a bead, had a much thinner film. In some places it looked as if the glue had disappeared entirely from the tenon's surface.
Where Did the Glue Go?
A piece of wood may appear solid, but at a microscopic level, its surface is more like sponge than stone. Water-based glues work by soaking into the surface to bond with the wood fibers. Glue on one piece combines with those fibers and with a film of glue on the adjacent piece. It takes time for the water in the glue to carry the other components into the wood.
This absorption takes place whether or not the two surfaces are in intimate contact. It isn't clamp pressure that forces glue into the cellular structure of the wood, it's the same process that takes place when you throw a pile of sawdust on a puddle on the floor. The water takes the easy route, soaking in where it can.
If there isn't a good film of glue on a joint's surface at the start, the glue that is present will likely migrate to the interior of the wood, away from the joint.
That's what happened to my mortise. A surface that looked completely covered lost a lot of glue – and a lot of glue strength – while we ate lunch. Brushing glue on both surfaces of the other joint saturated them. This is called wetting in glue parlance, and it allows the glue to distribute evenly when components are joined. On assembly, the glue on the wetted surfaces combines and forms a superior bond.
The amount of time it takes for wetting is only a few seconds, and the difference in the amount of glue used is small. My glue joint wasn't starved, it was thirsty. My method essentially spread glue on the mortise and the tenon at the same time; both parts were dry enough to absorb glue away from the contact area.
For optimum glue joints, you don't need a lot of glue, but you should spread the glue evenly on both surfaces before assembly and clamping. You can aim for an amount of glue that will almost squeeze out. Adding excess glue won't guarantee anything except a mess to clean up. But a few extra seconds spent spreading glue on mating surfaces will guarantee a better joint.
As I mentioned earlier, I've never had a mortise-and-tenon joint fail, but this simple test convinced me that I've been lucky. From now on, I'll take a little more time and brush on the glue. PWM
Video: Three methods for gluing mortises compared.
Blog: Read "Bound Up On the Topic of Glue."
In the store: "Glue and Clamps (Missing Shop Manual."
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where can i get the list of IDS manufacturers ???
i m superman...
you can also make a search on google ("IDS manufacturers")
Hope this help you.
open sources are available on the web for ids & frw.
Have a look on www.snort.org
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Some of the major commercial players are:
Most offer a suite of products.
OpenSource, well, as you have been told, www.snort.org. Configuring snort is a bit involved if you are new to the security world. Don't let that stop you though.
Hi, try out the following link for a pretty complete list of IDS manufactures with descriptions and links to the original websites.
I hope this helps you a bit to get started for IDS.
ps. If its a *nix system, i could recomend you AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Enviroment)
I use that one and its really nice.
Good luck.
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I think he means IDS as in (I)ntrusion (D)etection (S)ystems, and not a company, HackersWarrior. Oh well, I guess your intent was good. Or was it?
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April 14. 2013 8:23PM
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Ovide Lamontagne headed to D.C. as Americans United for Life general counsel
BY JOHN DiSTASO
Senior Political Reporter
(SEE ITEM BELOW: Executive Councilor Chris Sununu believes there is a "massive conflict" in Gov. Maggie Hassan's nomination of a union lobbyist to a post on the state Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission. Hassan and a top union official disagree.)
MONDAY, APRIL 15. Attorney Ovide Lamontagne of Manchester will soon leave the Devine Millimet law firm to assume a major post with the nation's oldest pro-life organization.
Lamontagne in early May will become general counsel for Americans United for Life, which for 42 years has been a top public interest law firm and advocacy group for the movement.
"My office will be in Washington, but I can assure you my heart and my home will always be in New Hampshire," Lamontagne told the Granite Status Monday.
The 55-year-old Manchester native, 2012 Republican gubernatorial nominee and 2010 U.S. Senate candidate said he will maintain his home in Manchester and will commute home on weekends. But he said he will spend most of his professional time in Washington and will have a home there as well, with his wife, Bettie.
Lamontagne said he and his wife will eventually "transition" to spending even more time in Washington, while still keeping his home in New Hampshire.
"There are mixed emotions," Lamontagne said. "As invigorated as I am at the prospect of the work I'll be doing in this important area, I live New Hampshire and New Hampshire will always be my home."
In fact, Lamontagne famously declared, "I am New Hampshire," in one of the television ads his campaign aired last year in his unsuccessful bid to be the state's chief executive against now-Gov. Maggie Hassan.
He said his parent still live next door to his home on Manchester's east side and he will miss "the ability to see them every day and to see all of my friends and people I am close to in the business community. The separation will be hard."
But Lamontagne said the opportunity to play a leading national role in a movement he cares deeply about is exciting.
He described AUL as "the legal department of the pro-life movement for the past 40 years."
As general counsel, which Lamontagne said is a new position for AUL, his role will be "to oversee the legal, legislative and regulatory initiatives of Americans United for Life in all 50 states and to be their primary overseer of activity on Capitol Hill as well.
"It's an exciting and new opportunity for me to serve in what I consider to be the most important civil rights and social justice issue of our time," Lamontagne said, "and that's the preservation and promotion of human life from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death."
Lamontagne said that in addition to abortion-related issues, AUL is a leading advocate on the pro-life side of "end-of-life" issues, such as the debate over euthanasia.
Lamontagne is a partner at the Devine Millimet firm, where he began as an associate in 1986. He has been in management at the firm and formerly headed the litigation department.
His long political career in the state began 21 years ago, when he ran unsuccessfully for the GOP nomination for the 1st District U.S. House seat against eventual congressman Bill Zeliff.
He then defeated Zeliff in a GOP primary for governor in 1996 but lost to Jeanne Shaheen in the general election.
Lamontagne returned to elective politics in 2010, narrowly losing a U.S. Senate primary to Kelly Ayotte. Last year, he handily won the GOP gubernatorial primary before losing to Hassan in the general election.
There had been speculation that Lamontagne was considering another attempt at the U.S. Senate seat, held by Shaheen, next year.
But his new post puts that to rest. And while he does not rule out an eventual return to politics, he said, "My exclusive focus will be on this work."
"Coming to this decision has been a journey," he said. "I was not looking to leave Devine Millimet or take on a new position, but an opportunity presented itself and I started a conversation with them," Lamontagne said. "One thing led to another."
Lamontagne said the new post as general counsel "brings together their legal work with their political work, and I will be overseeing both sides of the organization's efforts." He will resign from Devine Millimet on May 6, when he begins work in Washington.
He said he will remain as chairman of the Bishop's Charitable Fund until the end of his current term on the board on Dec. 31, 2015.
Lamontagne said that "even within the parameters of the Roe V. Wade decision, there are a lot of common sense regulation and limitations to abortion and other activities that impinge on the right-to-life."
He said AUL has model pieces of legislation that state legislatures can consider that "fall within the parameters of Roe V. Wade, such as the regulation of abortion clinics," which, he noted, are now under new scrutiny as a result of disturbing revelations surrounding an abortion clinic in Philadelphia.
"There is also work that needs to be done in our courts to test the limits not only of Roe V. Wade but other reasonable restrictions, so that the instances of abortion are rare," he said. "I think people across the political spectrum would agree with that and ultimately, like to see that they be eliminated altogether.
"But in the meantime, there is a real opportunity to have common sense regulations, such as parental notification, which we have adopted in New Hampshire," Lamontagne said.
Lamontagne said Americans United for Life is involved in many legal cases on the state and federal levels. He said he expects to argue cases personally in the courts in the future, although he said he will be working closely with AUL's legal team and lawyers throughout the country in the filing of "friend of the court" amicus briefs.
Lamontagne's long New Hampshire legal career has been marked by his role as outside general counsel of Catholic Medical Center from 1999 through 2013. He represented the interests of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Manchester following the issuance of an Attorney General's Report on the proposed merger of CMC and the Elliot Hospital through Optima Health.
He later represented CMC in the Optima "de-merger" and CMC's return to its traditional role as a Catholic community hospital.
He also represented the Bishop of Manchester in the state's criminal investigation into allegations of child sexual abuse by clergy in the Diocese.
He negotiated a settlement agreement between the Diocese and the Attorney General's Office, which, Lamontagne said, was the first of its kind in the country. He also helped resolving clams and establishing a Diocese child protection, reporting and training program.
Lamontagne also represented owners of manufactured homes in a successful effort to establish their ability to purchase Medford Farms and Village at Glenn Falls; Daniel Webster College's sale to ITT Educational Systems, Franklin Regional Hospital in its merger with Lakes Region General Hospital and a group of retired judges in a lawsuit against the state over changes made to their retirement benefits.
Lamontagne represented the New Hampshire Republican Party in state and federal investigations and a civil action stemming from the "phone jamming" scandal during the 2002 general election.
Jim Merrill, Lamontagne's long-time friend, former associate at Devine Millimet and campaign consultant in 2010 and 2012, said he was "thrilled for Ovide and Bettie's exciting news.
"Ovide is not only one of the most decent and principled men that I know, but he is also one of the finest attorneys that our state has known," said Merrill, who is now a political strategist with the Bernstein Shur Group. "New Hampshire's loss will be the nation's gain as he takes on this important issue on Capitol Hill and in state houses throughout the country."
Shannon McGinley, former chairman and interim director of the conservative Cornerstone Policy Research group, said, "This is an exciting opportunity for both Ovide and the pro-life movement. He will bring a unique perspective of his legal and political experience to that role."
Manchester attorney Gordon MacDonald said AUL has long been known for high quality legal work at the forefront of the pro-life movement and for formulating model legislation for various states.
"New Hampshire will be losing, for the time being at least, one of its leading citizens," MacDonald said, citing Lamontagne's work with many nonprofits.
He also called Lamontagne "one of the most respected and accomplished" attorneys in the state.
"But the pro-life movement will gain a tremendous advocate and someone who is very skilled at presenting a case, and I'm thrilled for him that he will be able to deply his talents on a national level in aid of a cause he deeply believes in," said MacDonald.
(The original Monday, April 15, Granite Status follows.)
MONDAY, APRIL 15: With John E. Sununu out of the mix for higher office in 2014, attention in "Sununu-world" now turns to a little brother, 38-year-old Chris.
Chris made it known a month ago he is considering running for the 1st District U.S. House seat or for governor next year. But for now, Sununu is on the five-member Executive Council.
And in that role, Republican Sununu has a concern about Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan's nominee for a slot on the state Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission, who may come to the council for a confirmation vote Wednesday.
Attorney general nominee Joe Foster is expected to breeze through confirmation unscathed. The more controversial nomination, at least in Sununu's estimation, is the so-far Dennis Caza of Goffstown to the racing-charitable gaming panel.
He, too, most likely will win confirmation with at least three, and possibly four, votes. But Sununu will raise concerns and will vote against him.
Caza is and has long been the lobbyist and political coordinator for the Teamsters Local 686 and is formally filed as a lobbyist for the Teamsters.
He did not return our calls, but Hassan spokesman Marc Goldberg and AFL-CIO President Mark MacKenzie came to Caza's defense, with MacKenzie attributing Sununu's complaints to anti-union bias.
Sununu says it's not that. He said he has a problem with any lobbyist serving on a state commission. He said he especially has a problem with a Teamster serving on a state commission that regulates facilities - namely Rockingham Park and the Seabrook Greyhound Park - that employ Teamsters.
"He's a lobbyist and political coordinator who represents the workers in the two biggest gaming houses in the state. How is he going to sit on the regulatory board that provides them oversight?" Sununu said.
Sununu called that "a massive conflict of interest."
Sununu said Caza, who he called "a very nice guy and very forthcoming," confirmed to him in a frank conversation that the tracks employ Teamsters.
"I raised a concern with the governor about it, considering the importance of racing and charitable gaming in this state," Sununu said. "But she seemed confident that Mr. Caza's background was suitable for the position and that was essentially the end of the conversation."
"I have a concern about bringing any political coordinator or organizer on to any board position in the state," he said. "It's not a union issue; he's a lobbyist. He's part of the political machine.''
Caza "also has no experience in this area whatsoever and he admits that right off the bat," Sununu said. "We need people in there who have some sense of the pushes and pulls of not just what the job entails, but also where gaming is and where it should go."
Sununu believes the racing commission may eventually have a role in regulating gambling in the state if casino gambling is legalized.
It does not now and it has not been discussed, at least publicly.
Current legislation calls for the New Hampshire Lottery Commission and Department of Safety - and not the Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission - to regulate casino gambling.
But Sununu is concerned that in the future, the Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission could be a "much bigger piece of the regulatory framework of gaming going forward."
He said, in fact, he believes casino gambling would be better regulated by the Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission than by the Lottery Commission because the racing panel has "experience and expertise" regulating facilities with table games.
But overall, he said, "We're talking about a major organization with a lot of political influence as well as their own initiative they're trying to achieve in this state, and obviously gaming is a big part of it."
Hassan spokesman Goldberg, after being told about Sununu's concerns, emailed us, "The governor is confident that Mr. Caza is fully capable of fulfilling the regulatory duties of a Racing and Charitable Gaming Commissioner and will provide an important workforce perspective on the commission.
"Furthermore," Goldberg said, "Councilor Sununu's speculation about hypothetical commission changes is unfounded as SB 152 (the casino gambling bill) directs casino oversight, enforcement, and regulation to the Lottery Commission and Department of Safety, and no mergers involving the Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission are under consideration."
MacKenzie of the AFL-CIO said, "It's discouraging to see a public official attacking the reputation of an upstanding citizen and dedicated advocate for the working people of New Hampshire based on nothing more than Councilor Sununu's own bias."
Still, Sununu insisted, "When this nomination comes up at a time so critical in the gaming argument, I think it sends the wrong message."
QUICK TAKE: KUSTER'S FUND-RAISING: U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster today will announce her reelection campaign raised $315,000 in the first quarter of the year, which ended March 31.
John DiStaso is senior political reporter of the New Hampshire Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News. He can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @jdistaso.


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20 Facts About Jim Henson, the Man Behind the Frog
By: Legacy Staff
4 years ago
Muppet man Jim Henson died May 16, 1990. Here are 20 things you might not know about the puppet master who created the Muppets.
20 Facts About Jim Henson
1. Henson cited ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and puppeteer Burr Tillstrom (of Kukla, Fran, and Ollie fame) among his early influences.
2. While still in high school, Henson began working for a local television station in Maryland, creating puppets for a Saturday morning children's show. During college he created a 5-minute puppet show called "Sam and Friends" for the local NBC affiliate in Washington D.C. It was on this show Kermit the Frog made his debut in 1955.
3. The earliest version of Kermit was created using a turquoise ladies' coat Henson's mother had discarded. Two ping pong balls were used for the eyes.
4. Kermit goes by several different names around the world. In Portugal, he's "Cocas." In Latin America, "René." In Spain, he goes by the name "Gustavo."
5. Kermit – and by extension Henson – made the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1979, with "The Rainbow Connection" reaching No. 25.
6. Kermit the Frog has his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He also received an honorary doctorate of Amphibious Letters at Southampton College. The University of Maryland campus has a statue of Kermit and his creator.
7. After college Henson traveled Europe and was inspired by the artistry of European puppeteers. Throughout the 1960s, Henson primarily worked in commercials, his most famous being a puppet-based campaign for Wilkins Coffee.
8. In 1963 Henson formed Muppets Inc. with his wife Jane Henson. When she resigned to raise their children, Henson hired writer Jerry Juhl and puppeteer Frank Oz to replace her. Henson would work with Oz for the next 27 years.
9. In 1966 Henson was nominated for an Academy Award for his short experimental film "Time Piece."
10. In 1969 the Children's Television Workshop approached Henson about working on a new show they were developing. They'd been awarded funds totaling $8 million from Carnegie, the Ford Foundation and the U.S. Federal Government to produce a show called "Sesame Street."
11. "Sesame Street" has since aired in 120 countries, with locally produced versions being shown in 20 of them.
12. Initially the puppets and human characters of the show did not interact, but appeared in separate segments.
13. Muppets Inc. also produced several segments for Saturday Night Live in the mid-'70s, but none of their sketches really caught on.
14. "The Muppet Show" was initially rejected by American television networks, who feared it would not attract an adult audience. Eventually, it would be produced and syndicated, airing 120 episodes over a 5-year period.
15. Notable guests on "The Muppet Show" include Rudolf Nureyev, Linda Ronstadt, Harry Belafonte, Rita Moreno, Mia Farrow, Florence Henderson, Harvey Korman, Lena Horne, Peter Ustinov, Candice Bergen, Vincent Price, Don Knotts, Ethel Merman, Steve Martin, Dom DeLuise, Lou Rawls, Peter Sellers, Alice Cooper, Loretta Lynn, Danny Kaye, Racquel Welch, John Denver, Dudley Moore, Christopher Reeve, Johnny Cash, Buddy Rich and many, many more.
16. Henson was approached by George Lucas to create puppets for the Star Wars franchise. He recommended Frank Oz play the part of Yoda.
17. Henson ended "The Muppet Show" to concentrate on films. "The Muppet Movie" debuted in 1979 and became one of top 100 grossing movies in history. "The Great Muppet Caper" (1981) and "The Muppets Take Manhattan" (1984) were also successful. "The Muppet Christmas Carol" (1992) and "Muppet Treasure Island" (1996) were directed by Jim's son, Brian Henson, after Jim's death. And the Muppet movie franchise continues with new films: "The Muppets" (2011), which won an Academy Award for the song "Man or Muppet," and 2014's "Muppets Most Wanted," starring Ricky Gervais and Tina Fey.
18. "The Dark Crystal" (1982) and "Labyrinth" (1986), starring David Bowie as the Goblin King, were also feature films written and directed by Henson.
19. Henson died unexpectedly May 16, 1990, of pneumonia. He was 53.
20. Mourners were requested not to wear black at his funeral service, which featured a Dixieland jazz band, a performance by Harry Belafonte, and an appearance by Big Bird.
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Through her first six seasons at the helm of the Yale volleyball
team, Erin Appleman has already established herself as one of the
most accomplished coaches in the history of Ivy League volleyball.
She has won two Ivy League Championships and is the only volleyball
coach in league history to win an NCAA Championship match, a feat
she accomplished in 2004 and 2008. The second-winningest coach in
Yale history at 107-44, her .709 winning percentage ranks her in
the top 30 among active coaches in all of Division I.
In 2008, Appleman led Yale to its best season in program history. The 2008 Bulldogs posted a record of 21-6, won the Ivy League Championship outright with a 13-1 league mark and went on to defeat Ohio University in an NCAA Championship First Round match. Already the only Ivy League volleyball coach to win an NCAA Championship match (Albany, 2004), the win over Ohio also made Appleman the first coach to do so away from her team's home court. Including the postseason victory over Ohio, Yale defeated three NCAA Championship participants in 2008. Additionally, five of Yale's six losses came at the hands of NCAA Championship participants, including two setbacks at Penn State, the eventual undefeated National Champions. Appleman coached a trio of first team All-Ivy selections in 2008, including Cat Dailey, the unanimous Ivy League Player of the Year.
"Yale is a tremendous place to coach because of the personal makeup of our players -- the student-athletes on our team know what it means to compete and set high goals or else they wouldn't be here," Appleman said. "Our players are dedicated and committed to each other and, because they love this institution, I have no doubt we will play to our potential and improve as a team every single year."
The Bulldogs have won at least 10 league matches in each of the last five seasons and have been .500 or better in the Ivy League in every season under Appleman. Overall, Yale boasts a record of 65-21 (.756) against Ivy League opponents during her tenure. Her most recent graduating seniors posted a winning percentage of .730 (73-27), the highest winning percentage for any Yale volleyball class to have played four varsity seasons.
"Our volleyball team is surrounded by loyal supporters throughout the campus -- the chemistry between the athletic and academic departments is positive, and our administrative staff encourages our players and coaches to maintain high standards," she said. "Volleyball at Yale plays a vital role in the development of the total person, and we continually emphasize to our players the importance of positive energy, pride and commitment."
Appleman spent eight years as an assistant coach at Penn State. During her tenure, the Nittany Lions reached the NCAA Final Four five times (1993-94, 1997-99) and won five Big Ten championships. In addition, she served as an assistant coach for the USA Youth National Team in 1995 and 1996. Prior to Penn State, Appleman served as an assistant coach at Cal State-Northridge and the University of San Diego.
Appleman is a 1990 graduate of San Diego State, where she served as volleyball captain and was voted the team's Most Valuable Player in 1989. Despite playing just two seasons for the Aztecs, she currently sits fourth on the university's all-time list with 3,144 career assists. Before transferring to San Diego State, she competed for two years at United States International University. In addition, she was a member of the Asics Tiger Junior Volleyball Club for six years and was selected as MVP at the Junior National Tournament in 1985, when her team won the title.
Her husband, Christian Appleman, is the assistant coach for the Yale men's tennis team and the assistant director of tennis operations at the university's Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center. They have two children: Justin, 8, and Emma, 6.


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January 20. 2014 10:55PM
Leaders eye new sources of money
By TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
Parking fee hike eyed by Manchester for added revenue
Ted Siefer's City Hall: While visions of budget battles danced in their heads
Manchester school spending priority list to be finalized
Manchester aldermen budget $900K for CIP repairs
— The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is holding its first regular meeting of the year this evening, and budgetary matters are expected to be a primary focus.
The aldermen will review a slate of proposals from department heads to generate more revenue for the city. The ideas range from the creative — selling ad space on city vehicles and a line of official city-branded souvenirs — to the predictable, such as raising building permit fees.
The proposals came at the request of Mayor Ted Gatsas, who is putting together his budget for the next fiscal year. The process is expected to be difficult, with the city facing larger retirement and pension costs and a restrictive tax cap.
At the same time, the board will consider a request from Police Chief David Mara to hire more police officers to deal with rising crime in the city. Mara hasn't provided a specific number, but he has noted that cities of comparable size to Manchester and with similar public safety challenges have staff complements that exceed the city's by several dozen.
Gatsas said he hasn't had a chance to review all the departmental proposals for new revenue, but he was pleased with the response. "I think they've opened up opportunities there," he said. "I applaud them for coming forward."
While several of the ideas are novel and could generate substantial revenue, many of them will take time and money to implement.
From the city's perspective, the most potentially lucrative proposal comes from Public Works Director Kevin Sheppard, who proposes a "pay as you throw" solid waste disposal fee. Residents would be charged per-bag fee for the garbage they leave on the curb. Sheppard estimates the program could bring in revenue of $3.5 million.
Tax Collector Pat Harte makes several suggestions, including expanding advertising in the mailings the city sends to residents for auto registrations and renewals. She also suggests the city sell a "city of Manchester line of gifts/souvenirs/mementos," in much the same way New York City has its own branded line of products.
More controversially, Harte notes that the city could reinstate the "resident tax," which she estimates could bring in up to $735,000 in annual revenue.
The city's relatively new Fleet Management Department is already bringing in additional revenue by using its large truck wash to service the vehicles of other city agencies. Director Wes Anderson suggests, among other things, selling advertising space on the sides of vehicles and leasing roof space at the municipal complex and other city buildings for solar panels.
The city's Planning Department proposes increases in building, occupancy and application fees that could bring in up to $220,000 in additional revenue. The hikes might be a hard sell because the department just raised some of its fees last year.
The revenue proposals are just one part of the aldermen's busy agenda tonight.
Also up for votes is a final version of the vicious dog ordinance and a request from the welfare commissioner for $100,000 in contingency funds to cover a shortfall at the department.


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CRESTVIEW � Escambia Farms resident Tracie Gasca anticipates saving money when she takes her daughter Kaylie shopping during this weekend's sales tax holiday.
CRESTVIEW � Escambia Farms resident Tracie Gasca anticipates saving money when she takes her daughter Kaylie shopping during this weekend's sales tax holiday.
"We are waiting to go clothes shopping that weekend, plus it's her birthday," Gasca said of the 10-year-old Baker School student.
To download the Okaloosa County Schools list of items with no sales tax, click here >>
Students, parents and area stores are preparing for three days of back-to-school bargains during Florida's annual tax-free holiday this weekend.
For the first time, computers and many related accessories that cost $750 or less will be included in the tax holiday.
"They (state officials) finally learned that laptops are a big part of education," Staples of Crestview store manager Sasha Jovanovic said. "That is going to be huge for us ...�
The tax-free weekend begins at 12:01 a.m. Friday and continues through midnight Sunday.
"No sales tax will be collected on sales of clothing, footwear and certain accessories selling for $75 or less, or on certain school supplies selling for $15 or less," the Okaloosa County School District website stated.
Ascertain what's tax-free
Because some accessories related to tax-free items are taxable, the school district encouraged shoppers to check with store clerks to determine what is taxable and what isn't.
For example, while swimming suits are tax-free, tax will be collected on swim fins and masks. Though laptops, "non-recreational software" and blank CDs are tax-free, game systems, printer paper and compuer bags are taxable.
Staples, like many stores, will offer sales on school supplies, and will create displays to help shoppers head straight tax-free bargains.
"You can get things well below cost," Jovanovic said. "It's going to be a huge weekend for us."
Some local stores, including Wal-Mart and Big Lots, plan to have area schools' student supply lists available to help parents shop during the tax holiday. Some schools post the supplies lists on their websites.
Gasca said she appreciates that the state has recognized the financial hardship of back-to-school shopping.
"I'm a penny pincher, too, so I like to get things on sale and clip coupons," she said.
Contact News Bulletin Staff Writer Brian Hughes at 850-682-6524 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @cnbBrian.


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Belton, Texas – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team scored a defensive touchdown on the game's opening series and then added another score on its first offensive play as the Cru steamrolled to an 80-0 victory over Howard Payne University Saturday afternoon in Belton. UMHB improves to 8-0 overall and 4-0 in American Southwest Conference play with the victory. The loss drops the Yellow Jackets to 3-5 overall and 1-4 in ASC play.
Derek Williamson intercepted a Howard Payne pass and returned it 41 yards for a touchdown to give UMHB a 7-0 lead just 40 seconds into the game. The Cru forced a punt on the next HPU possession and Zach Anderson hit Eric Nelson with a 40-yard touchdown pass on the next play to push it to 14-0. Elijah Hudson scored on a four-yard run, Anderson hit Marcus Wimby with a 77-yard scoring strike and Drew Owen hit a 21-yard field goal to make it 31-0 Cru at the end of the first quarter. Anderson would score on a 31-yard run on the first play of the second quarter, Baylor Mullins picked off a pass and returned it 37 yards for a score and Michael Carpenter scored on runs of 32 and 10 yards as UMHB opened up a 59-0 halftime lead. Brian Gallagher wrapped touchdown passes to Wykeyhe Walker and Jake Bumgardner around Glen Gilliam's one-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter to close out the scoring.
The Cru rolled up 323 rushing yards and 531 yards of total offense despite having the ball for just 24:57. UMHB did not turn the ball over while forcing five Howard Payne turnovers. The Cru defense held the Yellow Jackets to just 79 yards rushing, 65 passing yards and 144 yards of total offense in the game.
Anderson finished 2-5 passing for 117 yards and two touchdowns and Gallagher went 2-2 for 58 yards and two scores. Anderson also ran for 64 yards and a score. Hudson finished with 69 yards on 10 carries and Walker caught four passes for 59 yards and a score. Deshon Kinsey had eight tackles for UMHB and Eric Allen, Brodrick Crain and Cody Jones added seven stops apiece. Mullins returned an interception for a score for the second straight game.
Zachary Alvarado led HPU with 31 rushing yards on four carries and he was 4-8 passing for 24 yards. Colby Mica caught seven passes for 28 yards. Adrian Hopkins had a team-high 12 tackles for the Yellow Jackets. Howard Payne lost starting quarterback Richard Young to an injury late in the first quarter.
The 80 points scored are the second highest total in UMHB history, trailing the 81 scored in a victory over Texas Lutheran in 2010. The margin of victory is the highest in the 16-year history of the program. The Cru played all 80 players in uniform in the game with nine players carrying the ball, three quarterbacks throwing passes and five receivers catching at least one pass. Thirty-two different players posted tackles for UMHB in the win.
The Cru has now won 42 consecutive regular season games and 30 straight ASC contests. UMHB will return to action with a 1:00 PM home game against East Texas Baptist University next Saturday. The Cru can clinch at least a share of the ASC title and claim the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III National Championships with a win over the Tigers.


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