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ANALYSIS: Doug Ford's move to shrink Toronto city council has revived calls to give municipalities more power. But the easiest path forward, writes John Michael McGrath, would be to amend the Constitution.
Derval Clarke has long volunteered his services in his homeland of Jamaica. Last month, he travelled to another place that needs dental care — the remote community of Wunnumin Lake.
OPINION: Female-focused marketing too often tries to squeeze women into boxes — but when it comes to weed, a little pinkification might not be a bad thing, writes Lauren McKeon.
Just two of the 36 mayoral candidates in the region's five largest cities are women — and while things are changing, some say they're changing too slowly.
OPINION: The government says legislation to cut council from 47 to 25 seats will eliminate "dysfunction." It won't, but John Michael McGrath suggests some measures that could.
OPINION: An Ontario court has ruled that a woman can use a frozen embryo post-divorce. But if we treat embryos as just another form of contested marital property, we're ignoring serious questions about consent, writes Alana Cattapan.
The snowshoe hare changes colour to match the snow, but warming weather is throwing its camouflage out of sync — and that leaves it vulnerable to predators.
A recent study found that young people in northern Ontario are much less likely to pursue post-secondary education than their southern peers. Here's why.
ANALYSIS: The PCs are not the first party to have discovered that the tools of the Opposition are inconvenient when you're in government, writes John Michael McGrath.
Candidates in Kingston's Portsmouth district won't use lawn signs during the 2018 municipal-election campaign. Will politicians elsewhere follow their lead?
The oldest surviving lighthouse on the Canadian side of the St. Lawrence burned down in July — but on the American side, seven are still standing.
A developer wants to transform the property — but a local group is fighting to ensure that the institution's history is not forgotten.
The pot industry has been a boon to Smiths Falls and to Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory — but while legalization is likely to help one community, it could harm the other.
ANALYSIS: The online retailing giant has a reputation for tough working conditions — and there's evidence the company destroys as many jobs as it creates, writes Adam McDowell.
Empty buses were once a common sight in the city. Now, thanks to a few simple tactics, ridership is booming.
Business owners thought Peterborough needed tidying up. Local people needed jobs. Now they're working together.
One of Canada's most respected urbanists says local opposition to tall condo projects is making Kingston's housing crunch worse — and allowing low-quality designs to flourish.
Many residents see tall condo buildings as a threat to the historic heart of the "Limestone City" — but business leaders and developers favour greater intensification.
Just two of the 36 mayoral candidates in the region's five largest cities are women — and while things are changing, some say they're changing too slowly.
A recent study found that young people in northern Ontario are much less likely to pursue post-secondary education than their southern peers. Here's why.
At the Eshki-nishnaabemjig camp in northeastern Ontario, adult learners are brushing up on their ancestral language.
Indigenous-led agencies are taking over from the Children's Aid Society — and placing children in homes where they can stay connected to their cultures.
A new permanent exhibition at Algoma University commemorates the dark history of Shingwauk Indian Residential School.
Sudbury's proposed NEO Kids hospital would help families with seriously ill children avoid frequent, gruelling road trips to the south — but with a new government in place, its future is uncertain.
At designated sites across the province, visitors can camp out and take in the stars — without light pollution getting in the way.
With the SIU investigating Timmins police in the deaths of two members of Fort Albany First Nation, the city has promised to take action to address widespread racial discrimination.
"Broken" after his discharge from the army, ex-paratrooper Eric Coupal founded the Quartz Ridge Sanctuary, near Sudbury, to help his fellow vets.
Derval Clarke has long volunteered his services in his homeland of Jamaica. Last month, he travelled to another place that needs dental care — the remote community of Wunnumin Lake.
When Finnish immigrants came to northwestern Ontario, they brought the sauna tradition with them — now it's a way of life there.
Founded by loggers in northwestern Ontario, the Hoito has been serving up traditional Finnish fare and more for 100 years.
The province has announced that it's ending the project early. Now some participants are worried that they'll lose everything.
Powwows were once banned throughout the country, but the traditional celebrations of Indigenous cultures have made a comeback in recent years.
A Law Society of Ontario review concludes that lawyers need to radically improve their understanding of Indigenous clients
The CN-owned James Street bridge closed to vehicular traffic after a fire damaged it in 2013. Now an agreement from 1906 may force the railway to reopen it.
The Green Party made modest electoral gains in northern Ontario and believe they can continue to build an environmental movement in resource-extraction regions.
On October 22, London will become the first city in Ontario to use the ranked-ballot system — whether voters are ready for it or not.
OPINION: Couples once used the prenuptial event to set themselves up for married life. Now the Ontario custom seems more about financing a dream wedding, writes Mark Crawford.
ANALYSIS: Municipalities across Ontario want to attract them — but university and college campuses are not a cure-all for ailing downtowns, writes Norma Zminkowska.
Globs of waste stuck together with fat, oil, and grease have been wreaking havoc on sewer systems around the world — so an Ontario man came up with a way to prevent them from forming.
Problematic home-care experiences are common in Ontario — but clients say they have no effective complaints mechanism to turn to.
We talk to Dave Beverly-Foster, author of "Walking Home: From the Grand to the Saugeen Watershed," about the rewards and perils of his 12-day hike.
Forgotten for decades in a London museum vault, a collection of 1930s recordings of Ojibway stories and songs has returned to Saugeen First Nation
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Derry native says her fashion blog gets hits from 100 countriesBy APRIL GUILMET
Sunday News Correspondent June 15. 2013 3:20AM
Celina Colby, a 2011 graduate of Derry's Pinkerton Academy and soon-to-be junior at Emerson College, is the young fashionista behind TrendsAndTolstoy.com, a fashion blog geared toward college-age women. (COURTESY)
DERRY - What began as a fun, interactive way of keeping herself on fashion's right track has pretty much turned into a full-time job for Derry native Celina Colby.
The 2011 Pinkerton Academy graduate and soon-to-be junior at Emerson College is the young fashion maven behind Trends & Tolstoy (www.trendsandtolstoy.com), a blog geared toward style-conscious, college-aged women on the go.
Colby said that based on information provided by WordPress - the blogging tool and content management system that hosts Trends & Tolstoy (subtitle: "the personal style blog of a book lover") - her site currently receives between 16,000 and 20,000 hits each day.
But the blog's beginnings were somewhat more humble, she noted.
"Originally, it was just me and my computer," she said with a laugh. "I wanted to keep up with my outfits and make sure I wasn't wearing yoga pants to class every day."
Much to Colby's delight, the blog soon caught the attention of local followers, and by the time she began her freshman year at Emerson College in Boston, she had a couple friends helping out with photos. The rest, as they say, is history.
These days, Colby devotes much of her free time to blogging. And, as a publishing major with a dual minor in art history and women's studies, she has a lot more free time now that classes are out of session for the summer. In the past nine months, she said, Trends & Tolstoy gained followers in nearly 100 countries, earning her about $900 each month in revenue through WordAds, the WordPress program that enables bloggers to monetize their sites. "Now that it's summer, I'm shooting for more of a 9-to-5 schedule," said Colby, who aspires to a career in fashion editing, though she hasn't ruled out becoming a full-time blogger after graduation.
She said the majority of her readers are college-aged females, though she also hears from women in their 30s and 40s, as well as the occasional fashion-forward male.
"I do get a lot of emails from college-aged folks who are trying to appear more professional, more polished," Colby said. "Most of us college students are so tempted to throw on a sweatshirt in the morning, but we're also trying to break that habit as we move towards our career goals."

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It should be mandatory that every guy has two hotties like this.
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die mit den zoepfchen iss ja voll suess. hat die andere ne peruecke an? sieht fast so aus oder? den lecker schwanz wuerd ich zu gerne auch mal in meine spalte stopfen
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I don't understand their strange language
Could anyone hear the girls over this: "OOOOOH YAH!!! OUUUUGH!!!! OHHH YA YA YA YA YA YA!!!!!!" Every five fucking seconds.....? Oh well, still hot....
the girl in red is pretty
he spent more than half the video laying on his back while the girls did a good job of making it a decent video.
What's brunette's name?
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Emma Watson kept her hair short for, what was it?, like two years? She cut it right after sheΓÇÖd completed her work on Harry Potter, almost as though she was symbolically separating herself from a character sheΓÇÖd played for a decade. And it worked. For a long time, the Emma Watson in my mindΓÇÖs eye was the gamine with the pixie cut.
And now that, at least aesthetically, weΓÇÖve become accustomed to a different Emma, itΓÇÖs refreshing again to see her with long hair, dark, framing her face, in character here for Sofia CoppolaΓÇÖs The Bling Ring. HereΓÇÖs Emma on set this week in a variety of different outfits, including tiny denim shorts, making her legs even longer with heels. Hermione became an LA girl. But can Hermione act like an LA girl? I canΓÇÖt wait to see this movie. I hope itΓÇÖs more than just a factual re-telling about how those punks ran around the Hills lifting designer bags, that it can also be interpreted as an indictment of young Hollywood culture. After all, who do you think Lindsay LohanΓÇÖs friends are?
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STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (AP) — Prosecutors on Monday charged a man arrested in May with first-degree murder in the killing of four suspected escorts whose bodies were found stuffed in the trunk of abandoned cars in Detroit last year.
James Brown, 24, has been in custody since his spring arrest on lesser charges, and prosecutors have since been building their murder case against him. The victims, traveling in pairs, visited his Macomb County home before their bodies were discovered on two different days last December, miles away in Detroit, Sterling Heights police Det. Mary Whiting told a judge.
Brown said little in court and allowed his attorney to enter a not-guilty plea on his behalf.
Chikita Madison, whose 23-year-old daughter Renisha Landers was found dead in a car trunk Dec. 19 along with another slain woman, 24-year-old Demesha Hunt, said she was satisfied with the new charges and predicted Brown would be going to prison "for a long time." If convicted, he faces life in prison without parole.
"Our daughters are in heaven," Madison said outside court. "We'll see them when it's our time."
At least three of the four victims promoted themselves as escorts-for-hire on Backpage.com. Investigators believe that's how Brown made contact with them. Phone records show their last calls were transmitted through wireless towers near Brown's home in Sterling Heights, Whiting said.
Brown has been in custody since May on charges of mutilation of a dead body and arson in connection to the bodies found in the cars. Prosecutors didn't charge Brown with murder at the time, but they said he was the chief suspect in the women's deaths.
Brown's attorney, Jeffery Cojocar, said before the hearing that Brown maintains he did not kill the women. Cojocar described the prosecution's case as circumstantial, but he also suggested Brown may have incriminated himself during a 3½-hour recorded interview with Detroit police. He said he would try to get the statements suppressed.
"There are some things that are not favorable that we'll need to attack," Cojocar said.
On Christmas Day, six days after the bodies of Hunt and Landers were found, investigators found the bodies of two other women in their 20s, Natasha Curtis and Vernithea McCrary, stuffed in the trunk of a burning car.
Detroit police led the investigation for months until determining that the women were killed outside the city. They turned any evidence over to Sterling Heights, including an interview with Brown. Phone records also were critical in leading authorities to the suspect, Sterling Heights police Lt. Kevin Reese said.
He said the causes of death still were listed as unknown by the Wayne County medical examiner.
Before the court hearing, authorities met privately with victims' relatives in a small room.
"The parents and relatives of these women have suffered so greatly," Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith said. "We will work to bring closure to these grieving families."
Hunt's mother, Denise Reid, said she didn't know anything about her daughter's connection to Backpage.com.
"I'm hearing it like you are," she said. "It's not important to me. It's not relevant. It still doesn't justify taking my daughter's life."
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So how is this group going? It definitely sounds like a great idea. I'd like to join or maybe start one again (since it seems to have been awhile since anyone's posted).
I'm interested too. I work in Calabasas and live in Northridge. We could do the Calabasas Tennis and Swim center, Balboa in Encino, or any other ideas?
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Epping man challenges search in shooting investigationBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
April 08. 2013 10:54PM
BRENTWOOD - An Epping man charged with shooting a man with a shotgun while fighting about a woman in December 2011 is asking a judge to bar jurors from hearing about text messages and other data that police collected from his cell phone.
Tyler Locascio, 25, of Epping is headed to trial next month on a charge of second-degree assault for allegedly shooting Shawn Eaton, of Epping, with a round of bird shot on the night of Dec. 11, 2011.
Defense lawyer Andrew Cotrupi argued on Monday that police had no right to search through all of his client's text messages and e-mails to obtain evidence in their investigation.
He argued that Epping police had permission to search for a limited amount of information on the phone and likely applied for a second search warrant based on what they learned after looking through text messages and e-mails that they had no right to search.
Assistant County Attorney Jerome Blanchard said the two search warrants were based solely on information known to police early on in the case.
The confrontation was set off because the two men were dating the same woman, according to Blanchard.
"She was dating the victim and the defendant at the same time and was the impetus as to why the whole thing was happening," Blanchard said.
Epping police had already known there was phone contact between the three people prior to obtaining the warrants Feb. 14 and March 5, prosecutors said.
"An hour before and about an hour after (the shooting) the phones are going crazy between all these people," Blanchard said.
Eaton suffered wounds to his arms, chest and back of his head from the shotgun blast, according to police.
The shooting happened about 8:15 p.m. just outside of the home of Eaton's uncle, according to a police affidavit.
Eaton told investigators that he and Locascio "had been texting and calling each other earlier in the day, and up to the shooting," the affidavit says.
"Eaton said some of Locascio's texts mentioned a shotgun and owning an excavator 'for a reason,'" Epping Police Officer Sean Gallagher said in an affidavit.
Judge N. William Delker quizzed the prosecution and defense about their legal arguments before taking the matter under advisement.


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So many designers showed white shoes on the runway-they were everywhere from 3.1 Phillip Lim to Jil Sander-but I agree that finding the right pair can be tricky. I really love contemporary takes on classic menswear styles, like a patent lace-up oxford or an investment-worthy perforated loafer. If you can't do flats, but you still want that borrowed-from-the-boys look, try a heeled brogue; Bally's version is like a really chic spectator shoe and its brown accents make it easy to wear. A pointy pump is another excellent option because it's the perfect combination of sophistication (the timeless silhouette) and spirit (white is youthful). I'm also totally obsessed with Alexander Wang's ankle-strap mules-they're just perfect. While deciding which white shoes are right for you might take a little time, coming up with outfits to wear them with is definitely easier. You can wear any of these options with a classic jean, like a mid-blue skinny jean or a cropped style in a darker wash, and a summery button-down shirt for an effortlessly current look. White shoes also would look really chic with more polished, monochromatic pieces, like a black t-shirt and trouser combo or a sleeveless blouse and pencil skirt. If you're a little more daring, pair these shoes with a bright outfit-like neon pink pants and an equally vivid top-or a pajama-inspired look, as I mentioned in a recent column. No matter how you style them, one thing's for sure: stepping out in white shoes is a must-do this spring!


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|2008-01-27, 18:20
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This is odd, I can't seem to get the patch for day 5 working at all. Day 4 and the "What Kind of Name is 'Rena'?" TIPs are the last thing that's translated. I wonder what's going on?
That's the full version I'm using.
Edit: Ignore this please. Seems there were some problems with my save data. I feel like an idiot.
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Day 5 was HELLA funny. The "Everything" simply topped it off...
Its weird, but I want to see a picture of Keiichi in all that gear, just so I can laugh my head off more.... The setup is just too evil funny.
I recently received a copy of Higurashi that I bought online from http://www.himeyashop.com/
Apart from a small stuff up (they sent me Umineko no Naku Koro ni part 2 instead of Higurashi Kai Matsuri Bayashi - getting it fixed right now) it was a fairly simple and quick order process. They even support PayPal.
They were fairly straight forward, and fairly easy for me to use. Even their support (in the rare situation you need it) was fairly easy to use.
Im thinking I might upload a small guide for people on how to get their systems running Higurashi with the English Patch, both the Demo and the Full Version. Unfortunately, alot of those guides out there seem to contain steps that arnt needed. Plus, Windows loves to do some stuff that just plain confuses or scares when you first see it. Also, some of the steps arnt needed to play the game, just to get it to install correctly.
Hmm. Would there be enough people out there who need Windows 2000 instructions?
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Now, if the demo files are C:\Program Files\higurashi, you would put the patch files (onscripter-en.exe, etc.) in, say, C:\Program Files\higurashi\English
Hope this helps,
Mion (Sonozaki Futago-tachi)
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The Omake elements are available in the full version of the game, and yes, we are translating them.
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On the topic of using the demo, make sure your computer is extracting it correctly. I do know that the extractor uses Japanese characters in some file names, and it can royally screw those up if you dont do it correctly...
(I think I might hurry up on that guide I mentioned...)
And your right about Omake not being left out correctly. Fairly sure that if you click in its position when its "not there" it will appear and take you to the Omake section... You only get to Exit, but thats still a bit unusual.
On another note, what does the Omake actually contain? I know it has the Chapter Select feature, and when I tried that it did add more features in there (and I think one was a minigame). What exactly are the extras?
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Okay, about the Omake...
When playing the demo, once you've finished the Onikakushi story, you'll have proper access to the Omake menu from that point on.
You'll be able to jump to a particular chapter (from the "Start" button), and the Omake menu has access to a bonus "afterwards" scenario as well as a full TIPS menu.
If you have the full game, once you finish Onikakushi you'll have access to the same Omake as the demo, as well as a minigame. The later stories (Watanagashi, etc.) will give you other bonus scenarios and minigames, and some other stuff which we haven't looked at very much yet. (Hey, those won't be available for a while...)
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Hello, welcome to the boards. You actually read the rules and didn't just do a "I'm new" thread! I think you'll do well here.
First off, hi Emily! Welcome to the 'Fan! It's always nice to see a fellow Brit around these parts, too!
A game needs forks in the plot and character customization to make me want to replay the game now. Things like the sphere grid or liscence board touch on the character customization, but get it wrong in that you eventually get everything. A fork in the road should lead to a choice that leads to vastly different characters. What you do instead is just go down both roads and the customization becomes trivial. Not too many games have that seiken densetsu 3 'play me again, but in a different way' thing going for them.
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Dr. Bermant I have a couple questions: 1. I have a deviated septum and was told by my local ENT that one option would be to have have a septoplasty. One curious thing He said to me thou was to AVOID using medications like Flonase to improve nasal congestion and made the claim that it can Actually make things worse. To me this didn't make much sense? What are your thoughts? I'm not completely blocked so he Said the procedure would be optional, the only downside to not doing it would be sinus infections and PND. Which leads Me to #2 2. Here's the second, and hopefully more interesting question. Last year I was diagnosed with Laryngopharangyeal Reflux. I was recently Reviewing the literature on LPR and came across THIS which I thought was MOST interesting http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/778052 This was the part that jumped out at me "If the patient needs to see an allergist, refer the patient to an allergist. If the patient doesn't have adequate postnasal drip control, that needs to be addressed." There is also mention of primary postnasal drip mentioned here as well:http://www.ccjm.org/content/77/5/327.full "In patients who show no improvement, other causes of symptoms should be explored. Diseases that can mimic LPR include postnasal drip, allergies, sinus inflammation, and various pulmonary diseases." Any thoughts you have would be appreciated!


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While the NHL's general managers convene for their annual meeting in Toronto on Wednesday, the most interesting thing is not that they are discussing the state of the game, and perhaps the possibility of adding a coach's challenge.
It's the fact that all 30 of them are crammed into one boardroom two weeks before the trade deadline.
The Flyers are likely not considering any foundation-shaking trades - such as moving a key, young piece - before the April 3 deadline, but a minor move may be in order.
One name which has been circulating through the rumor mill is Jaromir Jagr.
Could the Flyers possibly target re-acquiring Jagr from Dallas?
Stars GM Joe Nieuwendyk is in a tough spot. The Stars (13-12-3) awoke in 11th place on Wednesday, but they're only a point back of a playoff spot. The problem is that even 14th place Calgary is just four points back of one, too. There's a logjam between 8th and 14th - and the Stars need to decide where they fall.
Most teams would be interested in Brenden Morrow and Derek Roy, two potential unrestricted free agents in July. Jagr, though, may be able to help a playoff-bound team just as much as a rental.
Jagr, now 41, has 18 points in 27 games. He's cooled considerably, going without a point in four straight. Dallas loves what Jagr has provided in their young, impressionable locker room - particularly with burgeoning All-Star Jamie Benn.
His situation is not all that different. Jagr plays alongside Benn, who could be like Claude Giroux, and he's mentoring another young Czech player in Tomas Vincour, like he did with Jake Voracek.
He has enjoyed Dallas - his first stop in the Western Conference during his Hall of Fame career - and is living in a hotel near the Stars' practice facility in Frisco, Texas.
On his 41st birthday, Jagr was asked if he was considering retirement. He answered by saying he'd continue to play as long as he could in the NHL, equating his love of the game to marriage.
"Would you have imagined you're going to stay with your wife that long?" Jagr told the Dallas Morning News. "Well, you love her. You're going to stay with her as long as you can. If you don't, there's no reason to be with her. It's the same thing with hockey for me. I just love the game."
Jagr will consider re-signing there, but wants to wait and see in the summer - much like he did with the Flyers before jetting to Dallas for $4.5 million.
Jagr's goal has always been to win the Stanley Cup. This year, Dallas is not the place to do that.
Knowing that he may eventually lose a non-commital Jagr in free agency for nothing, Nieuwendyk needs to decide whether its in the Stars' best interest to get a draft pick in return before the deadline.
ESPN's Pierre LeBrun reported Dallas is "undecided" on what to do with Jagr, and that it likely depends on the quality of the offers Nieuwendyk receives.
If you're Paul Holmgren, is sending a third round pick (which could essentially end up being a late second rounder depending on where the Flyers finish) worth seeing if Jagr is exactly what the Flyers are missing?
For my money, Jagr changes everything about the way Giroux plays the game. Jagr is able to win battles along the boards, hang onto the puck and find the open man. He is strong and commands respect from defenses, even at his advanced age.
Plus, Jagr has no baggage, and is already comfortable in Philadelphia and with Giroux.
For a third round pick, if that's the price, it's worth experimenting whether Jagr can get the Flyers over the hump and into the playoffs. Especially for a team which has dangled draft picks like candy over the years.
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Without doubt the most significant development over the past two hundred years in the Lack area was the introduction of compulsory education and the building of the national school. Those who grew up there through the middle of the twentieth century experienced a period of profound change. Written by a native of the area, Lack School & People is a detailed account of the introduction and development of primary education in the area, which is located midway between four villages in the south west of County Clare - Ballynacally, Cranny, Kildysart and Lissycasey. From a slow beginning the school brought the population from illiteracy to enlightenment. The book documents the author's knowledge of the area during the second half of the twentieth century, and includes many photographs from his collection. Featuring local people, most of whom he would have known, it is meant as a tribute to them and the community. -- In response to demand I have created this book for my father James. Further details are available on the 'Lack - School & People' website: www.hehir.info/lack
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Ancient Egypt in London
This course will study the history, archaeology, art, religion and people of ancient Egypt from the first developing civilisation of the Predynastic period through the age of the great pharaohs as represented in London museums, particularly the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology UCL and the British Museum.
We will also investigate the historical foundation of London's Egyptian collections via the Enlightenment Gallery at the BM and with a visit to the Soane Museum. The influence that ancient Egypt has had upon the monumental and funerary architecture of London will be explored during a tour of some of the surviving 'Egyptianising' buildings, monuments and Victorian cemeteries of London.
Students will be expected to prepare for each visit with specified reading and to make oral presentations. The course will be assessed by two pieces of written work. Students are advised to ensure that their time-table will allow them the necessary travelling time to reach the museum venues. The Soane Museum is a 10-15 minute walk from UCL. Arrangements for the London architectural tour will be finalised during the first class.
The course is designed for Affiliate/JYA students whose home Department is outside the Institute of Archaeology, and no previous knowledge of the subject is necessary.
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If you have symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI), your initial evaluation by your doctor will include a medical history and physical exam. A medical history includes an evaluation of your current urinary tract symptoms, history of urinary tract infections or other urinary tract problems, family health history, and sexual history. You and your doctor will discuss your general health and the results of previous testing.
For women, your doctor will:
- Evaluate the possibility of pregnancy and any history of reproductive problems.
- Include a pelvic exam if symptoms indicate a possible pelvic infection or urethritis.
- Examine your lower back, abdomen, and the area just above where the pelvic bone and the lower abdomen meet for tenderness, pain, or abnormalities.
- Take your temperature.
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- Evaluate any history of prostate problems.
- Examine your genitals, lower back, and abdomen.
- Examine your rectum and rectal area to check for prostate enlargement, growths, or inflammation.
- Take your temperature.
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- No pain, growths, or abnormalities
- No prostate enlargement or tenderness (men only)
- No discharge from the urethra
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- Growths or abnormalities detected during pelvic or rectal exam
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Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: 'The one animal I never expected to see' — a pine marten
By STACEY COLE
The chickadee has a black round head, tiny fluffy body and white cheeks. The species does not migrate and will feed on sunflower seeds from feeders. (Courtesy/Cheryl LeBlanc)
Editor's note:
The following column was originally published in the New Hampshire Union Leader on Nov. 6, 1971.
As our longtime readers know, this column is dedicated to an exchange of information about all of nature, and although a major part of our mail is concerned with birds, we always welcome letters on any nature subject.
Our good reader in Tamworth who told recently of ospreys also wrote about an experience he had in the wilds of Maine on Sept. 26 of this year:
"We had flown to a small pond, where there are some camps, and were returning from a small pond about a mile from the home camp, when I heard a red squirrel chattering. Looking up into a large spruce tree, I saw the squirrel, and just above it was a beautiful pine marten. I have been in the woods all my life and that was the first time I have ever had the pleasure of seeing one. The martin had evidently just eaten the mate of the squirrel that we saw, for he curled up across two dead branches and went to sleep right there in front of us. My youngest son and his chum were with me and we watched it for a good 30 minutes. It showed no signs of being afraid of us and seemed quite tame. I have seen just about all the animals there are in this part of the country, and it sure was a pleasure to see the one animal that I never expected to see! The orange throat with the bright black spots was really something. Our family enjoys many hours observing Mother Nature, as I know you do."
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Some time back, a reader from Deerfield told of watching a muskrat family. She wrote:
"Three years ago we had a family of muskrats near our camp, as there is quite a steep bank there. We used to watch Mr. and Mrs. Muskrat gathering the young leafy weeds to take to the young. After the little ones were big enough to come out of their home to get their own food, I used to stand on top of the bank among the bushes and watch them. They were so cute, like little round butterballs. They never ventured out in the open water, always staying close to the shore behind the bushes, eating the leaves off of the young sprouts, etc. Sometimes they would come out of the water and sit on the edge of the bank and clean themselves up like kittens would. I wish I had a movie camera. It was so interesting. After they got bigger they left for other parts and I sure missed them."
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While at radio station WGIR in Manchester recently, one of our readers called and said she had a one-legged chickadee at her feeder. She stated that it had learned to substitute its tail for the missing leg in helping to keep its balance while it cracked up sunflower seeds. During our visit I recalled having a one-legged robin many years ago which returned for two years. I pointed out to her that once a bird had overcome a serious handicap such as this, its chances of survival would be fairly good.
This lady also told of having banded birds at her feeder and wondered if this was unusual. I didn't think so in her case because I know of a bird bander who lives fairly near her area. A banded bird on my farm, however, would be quite unusual since I know of no one nearby who is a bird bander.
On the subject of chickadees, a reader in Sandown called and said they had a white-headed chickadee. She, of course, thought this was most unusual, and it was. However, there are more partial albinos than perhaps we realize. The chances of seeing a full albino are rare.
There are degrees of albinism. A total albino is entirely lacking in the usual pigmentation and would thus be pure white with pink eyes. Partial albinos have complete or partial lack of coloring in certain body areas only, such as in the tail or wings. There is also an intermediate degree, including a dilution effect, in which a dark bird will be cream colored. The American blackbird family is especially susceptible to albinism. It has been stated that as many as 35 or 40 percent of a flock of red-winged blackbirds may show various degrees of albinism in their plumage. Sparrows, robins, bluebirds, crows and hawks are also prone to albinism, and to a lesser extent, sandpipers and warblers.
Stacey Cole, Nature Talks columnist for more than 50 years, passed away in 2014. If readers have a favorite column written by Stacey that they would like to see reprinted, please drop a note to Jen Lord at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Keynote - Scilab for Mathematical Education and High Performance Computing
By Tetsuya Sakurai, University of Tsukuba
Scilab provides a powerful open computing environment for engineering and scientific applications, and it has a potential to become useful tools in various areas. In this talk, we show the needs and usage of Scilab for mathematical education and high performance computing (HPC).
Recent changes of educational environment in classrooms with electric devices such as PCs, Internet and interactive whiteboards require good computer tools for education. We study advantages of using Scilab for mathematical education with such electric devices. Next, we discuss demands for script type languages for large-scale computing on cluster computers. We will also mention a future release of Scilab that will fit HPC.
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Cady McClain: I'm having so much fun. It's a great show, and I think it's going to be around for a long time. I get to do a lot of sexy, sexy scenes now so that makes me happy. It makes up for real life. [Laughs]
We Love Soaps: Rosanna has been doing a lot of supporting work since she got back.
Cady McClain: Yes, helping Carly with the kids. But now we're moving up a bit into romanceland.
We Love Soaps: Anything you can tease us with about Rosanna's romance?
Cady McClain: It just gets into her a lot of hot water, and when Carly comes back the proverbial ... hits the proverbial fan.
We Love Soaps: Now the question we get a lot here at We Love Soaps is if those poisoned banana pancakes [that killed Dixie on ALL MY CHILDREN] were really poisoned, or is there any chance in your mind that perhaps they were tainted but not deadly poisoned?
Cady McClain: Well, I have to tell you those were the most delicious pancakes I've ever had. It's like, "What do you mean these are killing me? They're fabulous!" Whether or not I go back to ALL MY CHILDREN has to do with ABC and what they want to do. I'd be happy to come back, even for a guest appearance to help J.R., or fix his car, or whatever. It's a fun group and I love what they're doing on the show. I love the look of the show.
We Love Soaps: Would you be willing to go to L.A. for that?
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We Love Soaps: In your own life, do you eat peanut butter and banana pancakes? Or are they ruined for you forever?
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We Love Soaps: One thing I've always admired about you is how outspoken you are and how you speak your mind. I admire that, and try to follow that in my own life. Have you ever to pay a price for that?
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We Love Soaps: Have you ever not spoken you mind and then regretted it later?
Cady McClain: Yeah, sure. Even in real life, you see something and you don't say it, and you walk away and think, "Why didn't I say something? Why didn't I do something about that? Why didn't I stand up for what I believed in?" I think it's so important. Life is so short. You have to be true to yourself and tuned in to what you believe in.
We Love Soaps: I completely agree. Are you still doing your music here in New York?
Cady McClain: I am. I'm actually going to start singing again in November.
We Love Soaps: How can someone find out when and where you're going to play and how to see it?
Cady McClain: I have a website, www.cadymcclain.com. I'm also on Twitter. I'm a Twitter girl so I Twitter a lot. And I'm going to be playing at Prohibition some time this winter. Or you can just write to me at email@example.com and I will put you on the list of people I keep in touch with.
We Love Soaps: One thing we've been talking a lot about at WeLoveSoaps.net is the future of soaps on the internet. Is that something you would ever consider doing?
Cady McClain: Absolutely. I'm in love with new technology. I think it's fascinating how everything is changing. I think we have to roll with it and make it as entertaining and rewarding as possible for the viewer and just try to be inventive and embrace the future. Because things are going to change. They always do.


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The amount of registered users on the popular social site, Twitter, continues to grow at a rapid pace and so does the amount of content shared within Tweets. Users often miss information shared by many of whom they are following, especially when the number of people within that group, proceeds to grow.
Being inundated by "link-filled" tweets baring no interest to you, should not be your twitter experience. It is important to many, to continuously discover new and interesting content and to also have the ability to filter out what is and is not relevant to them, however, this is not easy to do on twitter.


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A List Of Rules For Nurses… From 1887
6. Graduate nurses in good standing with the director of nurses will be given an evening off each week for courting purposes, or two evenings a week if you go regularly to church.
7. Each nurse should lay aside from each payday a goodly sum of her earnings for her benefits during her declining years, so that she will not become a burden. For example, if you earn $30 a month, you should set aside $15.
8. Any nurse who smokes, uses liquor in any form, gets her hair done at a beauty shop or frequents dance halls will give the director of nurses good reason to suspect her worth, intentions and integrity.
9. The nurse who performs her labors [and] serves her patients and doctors faithfully and without fault for a period of five years will be given an increase by the hospital administration of five cents per day.
Some things never change, and some have changed A LOT in the last 130 years. What old rule stood out to you the most?
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95% of my class would not be nurses if #8 were applied today. Most of them do ALL of those things. Not judging, just sayin'…. oh, and since this list uses the female 3rd person, I am sure relieved since these things apparently don't apply to us guys. LOL Good to have the girls on staff to keep all the cleanin' and chores up to snuff.
I'm seriously surprised that "courting" was permitted back then. I took care of a geriatric patient in a long term care facility that would've turned 100 years old this year. She always told stories on how nurses were forced to quit once they married, for it was then their duties to be good wives/mothers. She stated that she secretly worked for almost three years after marriage as a nurse, until the hospital discovered her secret due to her tax forms, before being forced to quit. These stories were confirmed to be true, so it really surprises me that courting was even permitted back in 1887. Just a random comment.
That list is amusing, and shocking all in one. I would definately say our job is harder 'now a days'. I also have to admit that I would be one of those "shady" nurses according to #8. Oh the shame….
I was surprised at #8. When in nursing school a long time ago, our head of nursing told us that nurses got paid in beer. And with not being allowed to go to the beauty parlor or have nails done, I realize why they wore caps. They just stuffed their hair until a cap because they didn't have time to fix it. ALSO, who watched the patients from 12-2 on Sunday?
oh the memories—my mother and aunts and grandma told me all these rules. grandma was actually a grey lady before a nurse. And yes, my mom quit being a nurse when she became a wife/mother. They would be shocked if they knew how nursing actually was today. Who watched the patients on Sunday were the student nurses, also the ones who ran the floor after 8pm when the nurses went home.
I laughed as I was ready those rules for nurses back in 1887. But don't you think some of them still apply to us. We may not fill the coal heaters or kerosene lamps but we still do more than is in our job description. When I was in nursing school, we had to wear our hair off our shoulders if it was long. We could only wear pink or clear nail polish and our nails could only be 1/4 inch long. We had to wear stud earrings, no hoops or any thing dangling from our ears, also only one ring or set of rings, ie: wedding rings. No bracelets, a watch with a second hand. We had to wear white hose if we wore dresses, One of my friends went to a Catholic Hospital based nursing school and she couldn't be married while in school.
shovel coal? whittle pen? uh uh…thats worse than drinking!!!!
wonder y hair done is prohibited?
I am happy about how far we've come as nurses, but when I see pictures of nurses from the past it kinda makes me wish there were still some of those rules in place when it comes to dress code and such. I think the "traditional" nurse look is much more respectable than how some of the nurses go into work these days. As DJ said, I think if your hair is long you should have it up and out of your face, as well as keeping your nails short and manicured and wear minimal jewelry.
So can someone do an updated list of these, and say which ones apply today and what new crazy ones there are?
my friend's husband thought marrying a nurse answers his financial problems but he did not think that it's critical to work as a nurse because nurses encounter risks in their day to day work. My friend wished she was not married so she could still have number 6!
I have to laugh because we still to this: we clean off the bedside tables, we empty garbage, we empty the linen bags (because housekeeping can't do it…the bags are too heavy)
Sorry, but that list is totally bogus. It's also been published, almost word for word, as rules for teachers in the 19th century, and (with changes) as rules for clerks.
I don't believe it either. Wasn't this before nursing was a "respected" job? I thought at that time in history, nurses were the drunks, degenerates of the family. It was considered a lowly profession. Who would want to take care of the sick? At least that's what I remember from nursing school. I find it interesting to listen to the nurses I work with who have been nursing 30-40 years. Give up your seat when a doctor entered, sharpen needles, scrub metal bed pans.
Some of the wording on this list seems a bit phony, or embellished (just a tad), to get an extra laugh, or to up the shock factor.
I love these. I collect old nursing, medical, and old home remedies books. They make me laugh, and I have learned alot from them.
Two things that I have read that wasn't mentioned," the young woman that had worked on a farm was perferred because she was use to hard work and going without extras", and "plain, clean, and simple woman are more desired in a hospital setting as not to distract physicians"
I learned smoke, drink and swear (when needed) as a nurse. That was in the 70″s. Nurses use to follow Dr's down the hall with the pts charts and an ashtray to keep their ashes from the cigars off the floor. YES we have come a long way!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep it was reasonably tough then but we still wipe down bedside tables, empty dustbins, even mop the floor sometimes! Here with the change of these rules!
2010 Nursing Job Description
In addition to caring for your patients, each bedside nurse will follow these regulations:
1. Daily sweep and mop the floors of your ward, dust the patient's furniture and window sills.
2. Maintain an even temperature in your ward by ensuring the wall thermometer reads between 21 – 22 degrees
3. Light is important to observe the patient's condition. Therefore, each day ensure that you check all the lights and report any that are flickering or not working.
4. The nurse's notes are important in aiding your physician's work. Use only black ink when writing in the notes making sure you record everything just in case someone wants to sue you.
5. Each nurse on day duty will report for her shift on time. Please call in sick at least 12 hours before your shift.
6. Graduate nurses in good standing with the nurses will be left alone by them and not bullied at all. They should not expect to have leave or Christmas off the in the first five years of working!
7. Each nurse should lay aside from each payday a goodly sum of her earnings for her benefits during her declining years, so that she will not become a burden. For example, if you earn $30 a month, you should set aside $15. This would be in the form of a pension of some kind.
8. Any nurse who smokes must do it off the premises of the hospital as most hospitals are 'smoke free'
9. The nurse who performs her labors [and] serves her patients and doctors faithfully and without fault for a period of five years will be given nothing.
I graduated in 09 and my nsg instructors were very strict about…
Long hair must be off the neck
No jewelry except earring studs or small hoops, and no rings except wedding rings/preferably bands.
Very modest makeup
No hair color that may stand out
Shoes worn in the facility stay at the facility.
What you do outside of school, DOES represent the school and your possible future career.
I remember some of these. Yes we have come far and its hard to keep up sometimes. I do miss mopping floors, gave me time to pull things together at the end of 8 hour shifts. Miss that, too.
I went to nursing school in 1978-1979 and we were trained to stand up when doctors entered the nursing station so he couds take what ever chair he wanted and it was a sign of respect! !!
Let me get this straight, you stood up so the Doctor to sit as a sign of respect. You don't think you deserve respect as well. I have been a nurse for 20yrs and i too remember Doctors expecting this and other Nurses who did stand. I will depending on the situation. If the MD needs to chart or dictate and i don't need the seat at the time, i will gladly allow him/her to sit. If i'm charting, then they need to get their own seat or go somewhere else. Most MD at my place of work, usually will say, it's ok you sit, as a sign of RESPECT!
I graduated from a 3 year school of nursing in 1973. We were still wearing white dresses (you HAD to wear a slip, white hose, white shoes and your cap. You could only wear a navy blue or black sweater.
Your hair had to be up, you could only wear a plain wedding band, watch, and stud earrings. Oh, and if a doctor walked into the charting room, all nurses were expected to stand and let the doctor's have their chairs. That last one was hard for me to break the entire time I worked in hospitals (21 years!). I had fellow nurses physically hold me in a chair when a doctor came to the desk, and we'd all howl with laughter. I remember SICU, and the most invasive line someone had was a cvp manometer!! I remember glass IV bottles, and medications coming from the pharmacy in 30 day bottles, not unit dosing and certainly not a pyxis machine. I've been unable to work at the bedside since 1994, and have been disabled since 2007. I truly miss my nursing career, and especially being at the bedside. I'm one of those old nurses who feels that she was born to be a nurse, and my mind didn't change my entire career.
I was also blessed to be on the cutting edge of nursing telephone triage back in 1995. It was in it's infancy then, and a very exciting field.
I graduated from Nursing school in 1956. Many of those rules were in effect then. White uniform dresses, stockings,shoes, caps were worn. Sweeping floors, bedpan washing, standing when a Doctor comes to the desk, emptying waste cans were all expected of us. Cleaning up after a Doctor did an I.V. or changed a dressing ( meaning sweeping up what he threw on the floor.) Nurses taking patients to xray on stretchers,(no messengers). Nurses giving out food trays & collecting them, Running down to the lab to bring down vials of specimens going to the pharmacy to pick up new meds for a patient. The nurses had to do it all besides care for patients & do charting. Exhausting work.
Thank God for the evolution of nursing!
The Sabbath is on Saturday. Nurses today have their own set of challenges, but I'm glad to be a nurse now rather than back then. And let's hear it for housekeeping! I prefer not having those duties!
Let's hear it for our Nurse's Aides and our Housekeepers who have some of these duties now!!!
And I as an LVN in California empty mu own trash bin on my Medication Cart
I remember the last time someone stood up when a doctor came into the n. station. One of the older nurses said to him, "there's a chair out in the hallway, go ahead and bring it in." We all quit after that. I knew one doctor that actually carried his own charts on rounds. I loved him.
In 1983, we were expected to give everyone a backrub at bedtime. Nowadays, they're lucky if they get their meds on time. times have changed, more paperwork all the time.
One world War I nurse that I knew said that the only medicines they had in the war were paregoric and digitalis.
whoever made Florence Nightingale in charge of clothing colors was crazy. Taking a bunch of menstruation aged nurses and putting them in white scrubs is ridiculous. Our clothing should be either red or black. LOL
About six months ago, all us nurses were charting on the computer (paperless, yeah). And a doc came into the nurses station, we looked up, he said, "Oh don't get up for me." I said, "we won't." and he smiled and sheepishly sat down in the corner to chart.
I graduated from nursing school in 2005. I remember reading that list. We have come a long way. Nurses have a lot of responsibilities and accountabilies that can dignify our profession. I can see in my few years of nursing that the good and humble doctors realize the importance of a good nurse and realize that mutual respect is in order. That in fact it is teamwork and a partnership. Yes, we nurses still end up doing some menial tasks but sometimes it is a means to an end and is necessary for a greater cause. And yes, I have seen some doctors help push stretchers and clean up after themselves and be polite to the nurses. People are realizing that nursing is about intelligence, strength, caring, and determination. I am proud of myself and my fellow nurses:)
I am about to graduate from nursing school, and this list showed up in one of my textbooks too. I don't think I could keep that schedule! And when did they have time to find someone to court them when they never saw the light of day?
At least we know nurses back then were dedicated to being nurses and care about their patients and actually did stuff than nurses now who sits on their butts and talk and look up cruises and talk about hair and planning parties and let the nurses aide take care of everything who has 15 patients.
Many young nurses find that list hard to believe, but those are true to the times then. I went to nursing school in 1975 and even though the younger doctors didn't expect you to give up your seat, the older ones did. We didn't have aids, so we were expected to do everything from cleaning bed pans, giving night care that included back rubs to giving meds.
I graduated in 1976 . I remember mixing our own piggybacks in glass bottles,(either 50cc or 100cc, D5W or 0.9 NACL), labeling them, and hanging them ON TIME, to my team of 28 pts on a busy med-surg floor in Chicago, as well as all scheduled po and prn pain meds, etc. As well as 6 baths/total pt care per shift. The most people I was ever legally responsible for, was SEVENTY! They were nrg home residents in nebraska, I had two aides was all. I passed all the meds, did all the treatments, all the charting, and I was expected to wake up 8 residents q noc shift and assess their teeth, hair, nails, skin, clothing, etc.(This was in the mid 80s)..for $8.35/ hour.
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UPDATED: House votes down casino gamblingBy GARRY RAYNO
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May 07. 2014 9:08PM
CONCORD — The House likely ended any more debate on casino gambling Wednesday when members refused to reconsider last week's 173-172 vote to kill Senate Bill 366.
The vote Wednesday was 192-172 not to reconsider the bill, which would have established two casinos with 5,000 video slot machines and 240 table games.
However, the House refused to put a stake in casino gambling's heart, voting 183-179 not to prohibit any similar bills during the remainder of the two-year session.
Gov. Maggie Hassan, who has supported casino gambling and the revenue it would provide, said after the vote she still believes the state needs to develop its own casino to compete with those planned in Massachusetts.
"The close House vote makes it clear that more and more members of the House have come to understand the serious impact to our state of Massachusetts casinos, which will cost New Hampshire an estimated $75 million a year," Hassan's press secretary William Hinkle said. "The governor continues to believe that developing New Hampshire's own plan for a casino is the best course of action for investing in the priorities that are critical to long-term economic growth."
But House members facing the prospect of debating a dozen or more amendments Wednesday decided it was time to move on.
The amendments included expanding casino gambling to three facilities, allowing slot machines in bars, restaurants, clubs and convenience stores and increasing the state's share of casino revenues. Other amendments would have decriminalized marijuana and allowed keno in bars and restaurants.
Casino supporters hoped recent financial news would spur some members to reconsider the need for casino gambling.
A superior court judge ruled the Medicaid Enhancement Tax unconstitutional, putting $185 million in state revenue at risk. In addition, state revenues were more than $20 million below expectations last month.
Two credit rating agencies took note of the state's financial situation last week, but did not downgrade the state's bond rating.
"A difficult situation was made even more difficult by the revenue picture since we last met," said Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, who serves on the House Finance Committee. "It's not good and we'll probably be put on watch because of the fact we continue to vote for spending but don't do anything on the revenue side."
Opponents of reconsidering the earlier vote said there has been more than enough debate on gambling the last two years.
And they said many of the amendments have not been vetted or gone before a public hearing.
"This is momentous legislation whether you are for or against casinos," said Rep. David Hess, R-Hooksett, a longtime opponent of casino gambling. "We should not be passing momentous legislation on a wing and a prayer."
Casino gambling has twice passed the Senate in this two-year term, but was killed in the House each time.
SB 366's prime sponsor, Sen. Lou D'Allesandro, D-Manchester, said "Never say never," when asked if the Senate is likely to try to send another casino gambling proposal to the House before the session ends in June.
"I assume it's not gone forever," he said. "All you have to do is look at the balance sheet."
Gambling proponents viewed this two-year term as the best chance for lawmakers to approve casino gambling with Hassan's support, the state needing additional revenue and Massachusetts ready to open three casinos and a video slot machine parlor in the next few years.
Supporters said the bill would produce about $150 million in annual revenue for the state, plus $120 million in licensing fees.
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The $25.2 million in revenue-sharing was called a sweetener and a promise that might not be kept if the state ran into troubled financial waters in the future.
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