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To the editor: One of today's newspaper headlines, "Time for tough budget decisions, Hassen says," gives me hope. I did not support Maggie Hassen in the recent election but if she is true to her word in the above mentioned article then I will be able to support her fiscal approach to governing New Hampshire. Though I am a conservative and therefore supported Ovide LaMontagne I will support right policy from governor to be Hassen and encourage her to keep fiscally responsible.
Henry F. Greig
To the editor: Now that the elections are over, it is my hope that our newly elected and re-elected state and federal representatives will waste no time in focusing on the issues of concern to older Mainers and their families. Issues such as financial and health security are of paramount importance to many of our older residents. The next Congress will be making decisions about the future of Social Security and Medicare. There are many options likely to be considered in 2013 that will have an effect on the long-term solvency of both of these programs. Now the work truly begins and I am looking forward to hearing how campaign promises will turn into meaningful action.
Here in Maine, the 126th legislature will need to find ways to balance the state budget without cutting programs that are so important to some of our most at-risk residents. As we head into the coldest months of the year, the challenges for older Mainers will undoubtedly grow. We need to protect our long-term care services and supports and strengthen consumer protections so Mainers can stay in their own homes and communities as they age.
I hope our representatives will reach across the aisle and work together to find solutions that make sense now and for the future. I encourage all Mainers to play an active role in watching how things unfold in the months and years ahead and making sure their voices are heard throughout.
Meredith Tipton
AARP Executive Council
South Portland, Maine
To the editor: Have you paid any attention to America's financial crisis? It seems odd that we got to this point but it truly is tragic for us little people. I mean that Congress is divided along political lines and that includes the executive branch.
The question is actually "what is better for America" not "what is better for my political party."
It seems that the Republican group thinks it is better to sacrifice some tax increase if it will avert the crisis, while the Democrat party believes that holding the line to raise taxes on high wage earners is most important. Republicans try to solve problems and the Democrats revel in the chaos they generated and our financial world collapses. It seems reason has gone out the window here.
If everyone in Congress truly wanted to solve the problem, there wouldn't be a problem in the first place. But here we are on the brink of destruction and the Democrats are holding a proverbial gun to the heads of American industrial might and saying in essence "pay more or I will see to it that you fail" How in the world does that help the poor or those out of work? It doesn't.
If industry or high wage earners have to pay more for taxes they will charge more for goods and services. When they charge more, we have to be given more to buy those things, so the government has to give more to us poor people, so the taxes go up again. This is truly a bad situation and the spiral is not going up.
Please ask that problems get solved not passed along to the workers.
Gary Parker
To the editor: I agree totally with everything in the spending article in Sundays paper. I t's about time the people running the town of Rochester wakes up.
I have lived in this town 5 years and our taxes have gone up every single year I've lived here. The town brought in a special school it didn't need. They spent nine grand on a political event which wasn't in the budget. Now they want to put bathrooms in the park.
The vandals in this town took down several mail boxes on Lowel Street last weekend and you think these bathrooms won't cost us a fortune? Give me a break. Now last year we didn't have a bad winter, where did the extra money go from that?
Businesses are coming into Rochester, but where are the breaks for the people on their taxes for that?
Now I know why some people don't do anything to their homes in this town. One they probably don't have the money because of the tax rate, two because if they fix them up you'll just charge them more money. Then we inquired about the Senior discount for taxes and it was stated 'Oh that is only for people with certain incomes'.
Well surprise, surprise, so there it goes again, the middle class folks, still on a fixed income, still has to pay the high taxes because we're not either in the high income brackets as these town folks are or not poor enough to get everything given to us.
This town needs to live within their means and stop spending, $200 in your pockets may not be much, but for those of us on a fixed income that's a lot of money
Elaine Burns
To the editor: Rising health care costs are an increasing concern. Any new ideas that could reduce these costs would be welcome news for taxpayers and beleaguered payers of health insurance premiums.
A recent article in Circulation offers some hope. Researchers found that bans on smoking in public areas and the workplace led to a 15% reduction in hospitalization for heart attacks and stroke, and a dramatic 24% reduction for asthma and emphysema. This is very impressive data.
Are there other opportunities for the State of New Hampshire?
In 1998 the State entered into the Master Settlement Agreement with tobacco companies. The purpose was twofold: to recover tobacco related illness costs to Medicaid AND to direct funds for tobacco control, particularly for youth prevention programs. The money is substantial. In 2012 the State received $264 million dollars in tobacco related revenue, $50 million dollars in perpetuity from the Agreement (a million dollars a week forever), the rest from taxes on cigarettes.
There was some money spent on youth prevention programs initially, but under Gov. Benson the final stingy three million dollars was struck from the budget and never restored. Keep in mind that the Center for Disease Control recommends that about 7% of tobacco revenue (~$19 million dollars) be spent on prevention programs. The actual spending by the State is ZERO. We interpret this as an uncaring threat to the health of our youth and the recent 10 cent reduction in the tobacco tax as an unwelcome invitation to smoke even more.
The estimate is that 1,700 New Hampshire kids become new daily smokers each year. Imagine if the State had put money into youth prevention programs as they said they would in1998. Imagine there were 20,000 less smokers in the State. What do you think the effect would be on health? On premiums?
A new day is dawning in Concord. It is time to bring back smoking prevention programs and fund them with money coming in every week and already designated for that purpose.
Tobacco related health care costs are spiraling. Simply put, we cannot afford a new generation of smokers. Please call your representative to discuss these issues.
Thomas P Clairmont MD
To the editor: Thank you to everyone who supported my re-election to the Strafford County Board of Commissioners. I will do my best to live up to the trust you have placed in me.
Congratulations to Leo Lessard for his election and to George Maglaras for his re-election to the Board. I am looking forward to working with you during the next two years.
Kudos to Diane Wood, Mac Kittredge and Catherine Cheney for your campaigns, as well as to all the candidates, up and down the ballot, for having the courage to step forward and run for public office.
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What used to be the livelihood of the small Chinese community in Calcutta -- leather tanning -- has turned into its death sentence.
Calcutta is the only Indian city with a Chinatown but that will now end thanks to a Supreme Court order that all 200 tanneries must move out to curb the pollution they cause.
With one stroke of the pen, Chinatown, in Tangra, will disappear. Tannery owners and workers live, work and socialize in Tangra. Once they move out to the new industrial estate of Bantala, the character of the Chinese enclave will change for ever.
The Hakka Chinese are packing up and getting ready to move out of the congested alleys of Chinatown because of protests over the air and water being contaminated by the chemicals used in the tanneries.
Paul Chung, president of the Indian Chinese Association, is reluctant to leave a place that holds so many memories. However, even before the court ruling, decline had been staring him in the face.
From a vibrant 20,000-strong community with its own schools, social clubs and newspapers just seven years ago, Chinatown now has only about 7,000 people. The younger ones, unenthused by the idea of tanning leather for a career, have flown away to Canada, the US and Australia.
Chung, a retired schoolmaster, says he is lucky that his four daughters have stayed on.
"I will never leave India. I was born here. My parents are buried here. This is my home," Chung said.
Other parents have seen their children move out.
"Chinatown is being deserted by the new generation," says S.M. Hsiung, a school principal. "The Lee Club used to be alive with all sorts of activities. Now it's deserted. All the young do is dream of settling in developed countries."
For a man who has worked hard to preserve every tradition of his community, the impending disintegration is upsetting.
"In Tangra, we speak the purest form of Hakka anywhere in the world. Even in its original home it has been diluted."
Despite being ultra-conservative, the Hakka Chinese are known for their tendency to migrate, even to the most remote parts of the world. One anecdote has it that the northernmost restaurant in the world, close to the Arctic circle, is Chinese and run by a Hakka.
The Chinese presence in India dates back to the 5th century AD when traders, Buddhist monks and imperial envoys arrived.
The first Chinese settler in Calcutta was Young Atchew around 1780. He tried to set up a sugar mill but died broken hearted. His workmen remained, though, and other Chinese migrants followed. With every fresh influx, the community renewed its cultural links with "Mother China" and maintained its distinct identity.
Over the years, the Chinese became associated with certain professions, but it was leather that became their chief trade because the Chinese were able to skirt Hindu taboos about working with the skins of the sacred cow. Only low-caste Hindus tan leather; upper-caste Hindus would rather chop off their own hands.
The tanneries added their quota of filth to a city notorious for dirt and decay. Kipling called Calcutta "the city of dreadful night" and Sir Robert Clive, the British adventurer, called it "the most wicked place in the universe."
The narrow alleyways of Chinatown do have dirty water, which contains both solvents and detergents, running through them but appearances are deceptive. Behind the high walls or in the deep recesses of factories built like miniature fortresses, live wealthy families in palatial homes.


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Everybody wants to go to Hollywood — especially a Tampa man who allegedly lied about a carjacking to hitch a free ride with the police to Hollywood, Fla.
Hector Felix, Jr. on Feb. 9 reported a carjacking by phone, the Port St. Lucie Police Department told CBS Tampa, but then admitted he had falsified the crime in hopes of getting a free police escort back to his Hollywood home.
"Due to Hector indicating to the Marshall's [Office] that he was not telling the truth, I placed him into custody for further investigation," the report states. "[After being read his Miranda rights], Hector advised that he was not carjacked and that he just needed a ride to Hollywood, Fla."
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A Publication of the Patrick Henry Center for Individual Liberty
by Gary Aldrich - Volume 2, Issue 38
This article appeared on TownHall.com on Thursday, August 8, 2002.
Recently, my nine-year-old nephew and his mother traveled from Richmond, Virginia to Newark, New Jersey by plane to visit the city and pay their respects to Ground Zero; the hole in the ground where the twin towers existed before September 11, 2001.
My sister-in-law, Beth Phelan Brown, is as Irish in appearance as one could possibly be. Her freckles and her facial structure shout out her ethnic heritage. Likewise, her towheaded boy could never be mistaken for a youthful suicide bomber. Nevertheless, they were in for an unpleasant experience when they were catching their flight home.
My sister-in-law made the mistake of going by F.A.O. Schwarz, the famous toy store, to treat David to a small toy as they were leaving for the airport. Full of patriotism after visiting the site of the horrible terrorist attack, David selected a G.I. Joe World War II Medic Kit. Inside the small, colorful box was a miniature canteen, a first-aid box, some dog tags and a one-inch pistol made out of black plastic.
As they made their way through security, mother and son were inexplicably separated by two security guards. Beth was taken off to the side and the search was begun. She was very concerned to be separated from her son as it was a busy and confusing process. She turned to look back at him.
The security guard, busy going over every square inch of her body with that dreaded wand ordered her to face straight ahead! Maybe some would think my sister-in-law overly protective. She disobeyed the order and looked back at her son, who was at this point also being frisked aggressively.
Her guard shouted, I told you to look at me! Do not look at him! Look right at my face! With that, the guard who was looking through young Davids belongings, shouted, Gun! as he held up the offending G.I Joe Medic Kit.
She slowly, gingerly extracted the tiny plastic weapon from the box, as if it could possibly go off, and he held it aloft for all to see! What a discovery! Good job! The two guards immediately shut down their security line, totally humiliating my sister-in-law and bringing tears to my terrified nephew. He later told his mother that he thought he was going to throw up. He was sure that he had done something terrible.
Airline travel is more than getting from place A to place B and it used to be fun. Its not fun anymore. People, who travel on other than business, use airlines strictly as an option. Families who fly save their money all year long to go on a deserved vacation, but I predict that this optional way to travel will soon go the way of the Buffalo, caused by government over-reaching, ordered by mindless, stupid bureaucracy. Who needs it? Moms and dads will simply stay home, take a train, or drive to their vacation spots.
The newspapers and airways are filled weekly with similar stories of Gestapo-like conduct at our nations airports. A former presidential candidate an old man now was totally humiliated when he suggested that they do have time to get him on his plane. The airline in question had invoked the inflexible 30, or 45 minute show-up rule. Some airlines allow less time to board aircraft, some allow more time. Who can possibly keep up with this?
Another old man a World War II veteran became annoyed after being subjected to yet another full body search. When the guard was rifling through his wallet pulling out every card, every piece of paper the exasperated traveler asked, What do you expect to find in there, a rifle? He used the dreaded gun word! He was promptly arrested and paid a hefty fine. Needless to say, he and his embarrassed wife missed their flight and had to take another one the next day.
Three weeks ago, my wife and I were flying back from Long Beach, California to Dulles, Virginia. We watched in astonishment as the first person selected to receive The Full Monty search was a 93-year old black grandmother in a wheelchair! Her daughter tried to help her, but was shooed away by the guards. They forced this poor old woman to stand up and remove her shoes. We watched in horror as she wobbled in her effort to comply. Would she fall? Would she break her hip? Not this time, thankfully.
Did we feel safer? No, we felt totally helpless and disgusted. Given a chance to make our airports and airlines safer, the political party thats supposed to know how to make things safer, has totally blown it. There is an absence of leadership in the way these searches and security measures have been created and implemented. Everybody knows it, and lots of folks are saying it. Why wont the White House pay any attention?
If airport and airline security is supposed to be the symbolic example of how this nation moves aggressively to protect its citizens, its a resounding flop. Anybody who travels on airplanes today can look at the system and see its obvious flaws. For one thing, the entire concept of searching passengers before they board an aircraft is built entirely around the concept of political correctness. Heaven forbid we make any Middle Eastern young men uncomfortable, or hurt their feelings! Its so much easier to search the Irish woman, the young kid, the World War II veteran, or the 93-year old wheelchair-bound grandmother.
I think the federal government is killing the airline business with this nonsense. But there is much more at stake for the political party who is in charge of our new, improved airline security system. If politicians cant think of the obvious reason to fix this mess to catch real terrorists perhaps they can think ahead to election time when a very annoyed traveling public will use their vote to indicate what they think about the federal governments best attempt to make airline travel safer.
Airline travel is not much safer but its lots more annoying and very time consuming.


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Holiday sales are off to a solid start. But with 'Fiscal Cliff' negotiations getting into high gear as Congress gets back to work this week, attention will likely shift to this looming deadline.
Stocks made good gains last week as the political leadership was away. But the gains may get hard to sustain as the nitty-gritty of the actual talks get underway.
Total spending over the Thanksgiving weekend increased 13% from the year-ago period, according to the National Retail Federation. This is lower than the 16% spending growth achieved over the weekend last year, but is nevertheless a solid start to the holiday shopping season.
Online sales are becoming a much bigger slice of the spending pie, with more than half of consumers reporting having shopped on the Internet over the weekend. This bodes well for merchants with stronger online presences for today's so-called Cyber Monday traffic. Wal-Mart ( WMT ), Target ( TGT ), Best Buy ( BBY ) and others appear to have made strong headways on that front and seem well-positioned to provide Amazon ( AMZN ) with credible competitive challenges this year.
We don't have much on the economic calendar today, though the rest of this week brings in the October Durable Goods, New Home Sales and Personal Income & Spending data. We also have the second read on the third quarter GDP report coming out on Thursday, which is expected to get revised upwards from the originally reported 2% growth pace. And next week's all important November non-farm payroll report may not be as illustrative of actual ground realities due to Superstorm Sandy's effects.
All of these reports are useful, but markets will be particularly focused on developments on the 'Fiscal Cliff' front. It will be nice if the final decision doesn't get pushed to the last minute, but past history shows that to be the most likely outcome.
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Eric Ashe joined the UMass Boston coaching staff after five years of competing and one year as a volunteer assistant coach for Boston University. From 2006-2011, Ashe was a two-year captain, three-time MVP for cross-country and an America East Conference champion in the 3K Steeplechase. He also led the cross-country team to a team conference championship in 2010.
Over the last two seasons with the Beacons, Ashe worked tirelessly with the squad's long distance runners to create more regimented routines, while helping everyone on the team see major gains throughout the season.
At Whitman-Hanson Regional High School in Whitman, Massachusetts, Ashe was a captain of the cross-country and track teams and was runner-up in the State Championship Mile, as a senior.
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Denison and Wooster began playing for the "Old Red Lantern" in 1989 and early on, it spent plenty of time nestled in head Coach Keith Piper's trophy case. However, since 1995, the lantern has become somewhat of a mythical artifact. Aside from the occasional guest appearance at select Denison-Wooster football games, no one on Denison's roster or coaching staff could boast that they had ever raised the lantern in victory.
All of that changed on a rainy and cold Saturday afternoon at John P. Papp Stadium as Denison marched its way to 27-13 victory. The win snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Fighting Scots. It also marks the return of the lantern to Granville for the first time in 16 years.
The weather often dictates game plan. With the wind howling through the hills of Wayne County and the rain wreaking havoc with visibility, Denison's ball control offense led by juniors Max Paulus and Sam Fioroni seemed to be the perfect pawns for days like this.
DU got on the board first when senior Matt Ring booted a 25-yard field goal with 2:58 left in the first quarter. Wooster would respond on its next possession when Justin Rice caught a 31-yard touchdown from Brett Frongillo. The point after attempt failed and Wooster led 6-2 heading into the second quarter.
The Big Red would begin to establish some things offensively in the second quarter as Paulus and company drove down the field for a 12-play, 78-yard drive that was capped off by a John Wilson 4-yard touchdown run. The key play of this series was a 13-yard completion to Nick Keller on fourth-and-two from Wooster's 28-yard line.
Leading by four, Wooster would bounce back on its ensuing possession as Frongillo connected with Cameron Daniels on a 23-yard gain to move the ball to the Denison 13-yard line. A roughing the passer flag on second-down moved the ball to the DU two-yard line. That's where tailback Robert Flagg finished things off, and put his team back on top 13-10 with 2:55 to play in the second half.
One of the most pivotal drives of the day was started off by a 23-yard kickoff return by Colin Morris that got the ball out to the Denison 48-yard line with 2:48 remaining. A 10-yard run by Wilson would be followed by first-down completions to Braden Layer and Lucas Graham. Now with less than a minute to play, DU was knocking on the door and faced with a third-and-goal from the Wooster one-yard line. Paulus would go under center and take the snap. He got a big push by the offensive line and the QB sneak was converted with 24 seconds to play, giving Denison a 17-13 lead heading to the locker room.
The DU offense was sharp in the second quarter, but the Denison defense set the tone in the third quarter, holding the Scots to just one first down in the period. The Big Red's lone points in the third quarter would come from another field goal by Ring, but the time of possession was dominated by DU as they controlled the ball for over 10 of the quarter's 15 minutes.
Now leading by seven, Wooster would take over possession with 13:22 to play at its own 17-yard line. Frongillo would get his offense out to the 34-yard line but a penalty would move the chains back and his pass attempt on third and five from the 32-yard line came up short. A 23-yard punt by Dan Obery would put the Big Red in great shape at its own 45-yard line with a chance to make this a two-possession game.
After taking over with just under 12 minutes to play, Paulus would lead Denison on an impressive 10-play 55-yard drive that would end with him hitting Fioroni on a 15-yard touchdown pass to put DU up 14. It marked the third catch of the day for Fioroni would pile up 190 yards of total offense on the day.
Now with only 6:04 left in the game, Wooster's offense needed a quick score. They started off the drive with a 20-yard completion to Rice but on fourth-and-seven from the Denison 34-yard line, Frongillo found Rice for a four-yard completion, resulting in a Fighting Scot turnover and a long-awaited over the College of Wooster.
Paulus finished the afternoon 13-of-24 for 260 yards and the TD pass to Fioroni in the fourth quarter. Fioroni posted his third 100-yard rushing day with 125 yards off 28 carries. Wilson added 60 yards rushing and 96 yards receiving off just two receptions.
The Denison offense maintained possession for 38 of the game's 60 minutes. That left a fresh Denison defense ready to make plays as they posted two sacks while forcing the Scots to go 2-for-11 on third and fourth down plays.
Senior linebacker Adam Frudden led DU with nine tackles while junior safety Alex Sycher posted seven stops and one half tackle for a loss. Nat Kell had four stops and one forced fumble.
Wooster was led offensively by Frongillo who passed for 240 yards and rushed for another 53 yards on 13 carries. Jordan McIntyre led all Wooster receivers with eight catches for 77 yards.
Denison remains in a tie for first place in the NCAC with the victory as its record moves to 3-2 overall and 2-0 in league play. Wooster falls to 2-3 overall and 1-2 in the conference.
BACKGROUND BEHIND THE OLD RED LANTERN: The tradition began in 1989, when the two schools were commemorating the 100th anniversary of their first meeting on the football field (Nov. 23, 1889). The lantern represents the railroad light the teams used to travel by in their early meetings at the turn of the century. This marked the 80th meeting in the all-time series between DU and Wooster and the 20th time the two colleges have played for the lantern.


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Real Estate Information Network, Inc. is the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for the Hampton Roads region. An information exchange for and between real estate professionals, an MLS is an organization offering services to its licensed members for the purpose of facilitating real estate transactions. As a basic definition, an MLS is an agreement between competitors to share information based on the core principal of cooperation and compensation between members.
As the Hampton Roads area's MLS, REIN maintains a database that collects and disseminates listing information on properties. The MLS is used by listing brokers to widely share information about properties with other brokers who may represent or know of potential buyers for the property, thereby benefiting both the buying and selling public. Sellers benefit by increased exposure to their property, and buyers benefit because they can obtain information about all MLS-listed properties while working with only one broker.
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Real Estate Information Network, Inc. (REIN, Inc.) officially formed in August of 1997. It is the product of a merge of two multiple listing services into one; the former Metro MLS, Inc. which served real estate brokers in the cities of Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk and outlying areas west of Suffolk since 1970, and the Virginia Peninsula Association of REALTORS® MLS which served brokers in Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson and the counties of York and James City. The two MLSs combined their listing databases into one system, and today REIN, Inc. serves real estate brokers from Williamsburg, east to Virginia Beach and south into North Carolina.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. (September 17, 2012) — MTV and Logo today announced that the Emmy®-nominated It Gets Better Project will return to the two Viacom networks with a new, 60-minute "It Gets Better" special on October 9 at 11 p.m. ET/PT, just two days ahead of National Coming Out Day. Dan Savage, syndicated columnist, author, and co-creator of the It Gets Better Project, will once again anchor the special, which will share stories and experiences of young people who are growing up LGBT.
On Saturday, the It Gets Better Project was honored by The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Board of Governors with its prestigious Governors Award during the 2012 Creative Arts Emmy® Awards. At the same ceremony, the first "It Gets Better" special was nominated for an Emmy® in the Outstanding Children's Nonfiction, Reality or Reality-Competition Program category.
The first "It Gets Special" special premiered on MTV and Logo on Feb. 21, 2012 and can currently be viewed on MTV.com. The special focused on the stories of three young people at a crossroads in their lives: a young man struggling to tell his family and friends that he is gay; a lesbian fighting for parental acceptance; and a transgender man preparing to get married.
In September 2010, Savage created a YouTube video with his partner Terry Miller to inspire hope for young people facing harassment. In response to a number of students taking their own lives after being bullied in school, they wanted to create a personal way for supporters everywhere to tell LGBT youth that, yes, it does indeed get better.
In less than two years, the It Gets Better Project has turned into a worldwide movement, inspiring more than 50,000 user-created videos viewed more than 50 million times. To date, the project has received submissions from celebrities, organizations, activists, politicians and media personalities, including President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Adam Lambert, Anne Hathaway, Colin Farrell, Matthew Morrison of "Glee", Joe Jonas, Joel Madden, Ke$ha, Sarah Silverman, Tim Gunn, Ellen DeGeneres, Suze Orman, the staffs of The Gap, Google, Facebook, Pixar, the Broadway community, and many more.
Savage and his producing partner Brian Pines of Hypomania Content are executive producers of the "It Gets Better" special, along with Ted Skillman and Belisa Balaban of Snackaholic Inc., as well as John Ferriter for Octagon Entertainment. Shannon Fitzgerald and Christy Spitzer are executive producers for MTV, with Tamar Zohar and Brittany Lutz serving as executives in charge of production for the network. The "It Gets Better" special is produced by MTV, Hypomania Content, Octagon Entertainment and Snackaholic Inc.
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MTV is the world's premier youth entertainment brand. With a global reach of more than a half-billion households, MTV is the cultural home of the millennial generation, music fans and artists, and a pioneer in creating innovative programming for young people. MTV reflects and creates pop culture with its Emmy®, Grammy® and Peabody® award-winning content built around compelling storytelling, music discovery and activism across TV, online and mobile. MTV's sibling networks MTV2 and mtvU each deliver unparalleled customized content for young males, music fans and college students, and its online hub MTV.com is a leading destination for music, news and pop culture. MTV is a unit of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB), one of the world's leading creators of programming and content across all media platforms. For more information, go to www.mtvpress.com.
Logo celebrates one-of-a-kind personalities, unconventional stories and discovering what's next—all through a mix of original and acquired entertainment that's outrageous, smart and inclusive. Entertaining a social, savvy audience of gay trendsetters, Logo also attracts a straight audience that wants to be ahead of the curve. Launched in 2005, Logo is in over 51 million homes across the United States, and is complemented by a federation of online properties, including LogoTV.com, NewNowNext.com, AfterEllen.com, AfterElton.com, and DowneLink.com. Logo is part of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB), which features a roster of popular and highly targeted brands that include MTV, Comedy Central, VH1 and Spike TV.
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The It Gets Better Project was created to show young LGBT people the levels of happiness, potential, and positivity their lives will reach – if they can just get through their teen years. The It Gets Better Project wants to remind teenagers in the LGBT community that they are not alone — and it WILL get better.In September 2010, syndicated columnist and author Dan Savage created a YouTube video with his partner Terry Miller to inspire hope for young people facing harassment. In response to a number of students taking their own lives after being bullied in school, they wanted to create a personal way for supporters everywhere to tell LGBT youth that, yes, it does indeed get better.Two years later, the It Gets Better Project™ has turned into a worldwide movement, inspiring more than 50,000 user-created videos viewed more than 50 million times. For us, every video changes a life. It doesn't matter who makes it.
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You could be forgiven for not knowing what the DAKAR rally was, I have name dropped it more than several times amongst the local motorsport aficionados while preparing themselves for 'the great race' only to have been met with 'what's that mate!...Seems that DAKAR may just be too far from Mt Panorama…but here you certainly won't be forgiven for not knowing the meaning of the magic numbers 959 as they are strung together by that legendary builder of bespoke racing cars….Porsche. Dealing with the DAKAR issue is simple so I will just enlighten them that don't know one more time.
Back in 1977, an enthusiastic Thierry Sabine got lost on his motorbike in the Libyan desert during the Abidjan-Nice Rally. On his rescue he returned to France, but with vivid memories of the landscape and the terrain inspired him to share his experiences with as many members of the wider rallying fraternity as possible. In 1977 the fruits of his labours came together and the reality was a cross country race from mainland Europe, across north Africa and terminating in the West African capital of Senegal….Dakar! Needless to say the rest is history and a chance incident in the deserts of North Africa has given rise to what can only be described as the greatest regular off road event of all time.
The Porsche 959 was far from a chance event. Far be it for Porsche to spend millions to develop a vehicle as a whim, this car was develop with an ulterior motive. Expansion of their ailing sportscar range was envisaged by Porsche and something more flexible was sought. Off the drawing board the 959 was referred to as the Gruppe B and the concept was for it to have all wheel drive and sequential twin turbos.
The air cooled engine was borrowed from the 935 and modified to incorporate water cooled cylinder heads and the intention was to send it out into the wide world of motorsport where competition would encourage its development. Other innovations included plastic and alloy composite body and chassis parts to reduce its weight without compromising strength.
The road versions were eventually announced at the 1985 Frankfurt motorshow; and delivery of road cars began in 1987. Production ended in 1988 after 292 cars had been built, not including pre production models.
Group B racing had always been on the agenda and in 1984 three hybrid 959 spec 911's contested the Paris – Dakar rally with little success. The following year a group of 959's were fielded but all failed to finish due to mechanical faults and vehicle damage. Undaunted, Porsche returned for the 1986 race and pulled of a spectacular one-two! with a third car which was the mechanics' back up car (this model) achieving a worthy sixth place! Sadly, it was this event saw the crash of an organiser's helicopter which killed several officials including Thierry Sabine
With the cost of developing Group B cars sky rocketing, Porsche decided that the expense of running a team and developing a full blown group B car was outweighed buy the limited technical knowledge that would have been gained and Group B support was withdrawn. It's interesting to note that Bill Gates of Microsoft fame imported a 959 into the USA before the DoT and EPA approved it. It sat in storage at the Port of San Francisco customs service for thirteen years before the passing of the 'Show and display' laws allowed it to be driven on public roads!
This is a very attractive model which caught my eye from the beginning. The 959 has been made by other manufacturers, notably SCX some time back, but the detail on this model is exceptional and far beyond what SCX may have done. Not too sure how they got away with the cigarette advertising on what is essentially a toy, but they have and the model is a thousand percent better for it in its iconic Rothmans livery.
Looking around the model I am deeply impressed and detail is the big seller for this model, Immaculate tampo, mini antenna, mudflaps all round and printing so small that you can only read it comfortably with a magnifying lens…..tampo has come this far! I think Scaleauto have go the balance right between amount of detail and practicality. i.e. detail that should last more than five minutes. Those who have read my DeTomaso review will see that its first shunt saw a sack full of bits spin off down the track. I don't see this being the case with the 959.
Some nice touches are that the door mirrors come in a spares bag, which also contains numerous suspension bits. Scaleauto have decided to portray the brake discs complete with callipers, visible through the wheel spokes, and they have been more than thoughtful by reinforcing the body posts inside the model (but the screws are a bit long)! It would have been nice to see them a little thicker as although they may not snap off from a racing incident, there is still the risk of them splitting longitudinally for no other reason than tightening the body screws! It is also nice to see a set of flexible mudflaps, but they do sit close to the wheels. Whether this was intentional or not I don't know but they do tend to get trapped up inside the wheel wells when refitting the body to the chassis. Best trick is to turn the back wheels backwards while offering the chassis into the body! Mmmmmmm. And, if you have thoughts on putting the model back on its base in its display case……forget it!
As well as the superfluous detail, the makers have gone overboard with practical detail such as the drop down guide, the suspension and the novel and unique 'DAKAR' four wheel drive system. The drop down guide has quite a noticeable spring which must help it keep the guide in the slot on some of the dedicated 4X4 tracks, but there is a drawback. RAID is not new to the group I race with, indeed, we revel in it on occasions and because of this we have got the chassis tuning down to a fine art, particularly the SCX models.
The issue is that, in a non magnet situation (yes, we race 4X4 NON MAGNET!) the model's weight transfer in tight bends especially, needs a lot of careful handling. We found that the spring tension on the dropdown guide was too great and as a result, in a fast or tight corner the spring guide acts as a jack, and the model will quite readily flip with the assistance of the guide spring! We race on flat tracks (no obstacles) so it is not a big deal to fix the guide in the up position. This will also be a requirement of the 959 whose spring is stronger than the SCX spring. If you intend to race this on a track with obstacles, like the SCX off road track, then you will either need to purchase the traction magnet (it is not supplied with the model !?), or you will need to slow down !
With the model apart it is true to form Scaleauto. The body all up is barely twenty grams and very flimsy. Internal bits are at a minimum but the first casualty with my model before it has turned a wheel is the driver's tray. As with most ABS models the tray is spot heated in several places. On mine it has possibly been overdone and as a consequence the driver's tray is hanging by a thread inside the body. It will have a spot of full strength epoxy on the hot spots soon.
With the body off the full glory of this innovative chassis is revealed. Someone at Scaleauto has spent considerable time devising the four wheel drive system. The wheels and tyres are well made and Mr Scaleauto has put some huge knobbly tyres front and rear to start with. Again a very realistic effect and also practicle on 4X4 tracks. The motor configuration is sidewinder but the motor drives a secondary cross shaft and not the rear axle! The motor drives this shaft through a 31:11 reduction and front and rear drives are taken off on opposite sides of the chassis.
The rear axle is driven by a toothed belt; very imaginative! (but is it available as a spare part?) The cross shaft has an alloy toothed belt sprocket inside the plastic spur gear and the rear axle has the same. Both sprockets are held on by what looks to be minute grub screws through the drive face of the sprockets. Tension of the belt is simply achieved by fixed axle and cross shaft positions and the belt is not that tight. Both the axle and the cross shaft run in brass bushes so wear won't be a major factor as far as belt tension is concerned.
Assumingly, a new belt will just be flipped onto the gears should the occasion arise. One thing concerns me is that this model comes with a 20,000 rpm motor and assumingly will generate more torque than slower motors. This could see the life of the belt system be measured in minutes rather than hours….I hope I am wrong, especially about mine!! But, if you do buy this model to race, it looks extremely likely that in a transmission melt down, the belt sprocket on the axle may well be changed for a fixed spur gear, but it will need a hefty pinion??. My advice is change the motor for an NC1!!
Front wheel drive is achieved by round belts friction driven front and rear, this will allow for a bit of deferential between the rear and front axles and offer a 'token' drive to the front. Again the pulleys are held on with grub screws and the belt sits on a cross milled surface in the pulley valley. Wheels and inserts are good and as true as you are going to get, there is also a degree of tension between the tyres and the rims so gluing or similar should not be necessary.
I'm not sure if Scaleauto has further plans for this chassis but it is decidedly adjustable. The front axle and chassis assembly are adjustable lengthways with the simple removal of four screws in the side rails….interesting!
The model has suspension all round but out of the box, only the front is commissioned, strange, as there are springs and the like in a bag in the display case plus some instructions on a card. On reading, it gives advice on the suspension set up regarding whether the traction magnet is or isn't fitted. Only thing is, as mentioned before, although there is a place for it, there is no magnet, or ballast piece? I received this model from a reputable dealer and its tamper proof seals were intact and undisturbed. Maybe Mr Scaleauto knows something I don't….But there is a screw to adjust the drop arm rest position! WooooooooHooooooo!
The guide too has had some thought put into it, it is spring loaded which is vestigial and it has a degree of side slop and front to back movement. The plus is an idea I have been using sometime with long guides, especially Carrera models. Rather than mutilate a good guide, to help some of the longer guides around the tighter corners on plastic track, I Dremel the centre flanks of the guide, this creates a 'waist' which removes in most cases the tendency for the guide to wedge into a tight curve by removing the affected areas to allow the guide to traverse these otherwise obstacles without shortening the effective length of the guide. Mr Scaleauto has also acknowledged this and has done the same with the guide. Plus, it is a very useful deep guide!
This model seems to be a continuation of the MSC marque which was swallowed up by Scaleauto some while back. I am very impressed with the 4X4 chassis set up even though it does appear to me to be a bit vulnerable. Shame too that the traction magnet didn't come with the model, I expect that will take a bit of finding on the net. No matter. I think this is a fabulous model because of the livery alone and if it never turns a wheel in anger it can sit on my shelf till the drive bands perish, and I won't mind!
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this is me in action at the Thinmen disc release concert!
Another fixxture face!
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I called Times 0ut !
many greetings to all fixtures
Hmmm -cant remember if i displayed this one up here or not....
Yeah there's a reason irish/english people should stay out of the sun...
I still haven't learned yet!
Hell, i get sunburned when the moon is out!
Love JWO's shirt
still not as cool as the burner shirt w/ the huge fingers/rolled herb...LOL!
where ..?... what stores ...?.. I don't wanna mail order it .
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I called Times 0ut !
Joyously doing my best Adam impersonation.....
Hey fellow Fixxtures!
Jen & I just came back from Amsterdam & had the greatest pleasure of meeting up w/Guido! It is always a joy & pleasure to meet other Fixxtures!!! Guido was simply charming. We got to spend a delightful afternoon chatting about our favorite band & getting to know one another. I truly think that Fixxtures are the most pleasant people to meet on this planet! Thank you Guido for traveling to meet us!! Like we have mentioned, it was like meeting up w/a long lost friend. Thank you again. So, here are 2 out of the 3 STL girls w/the famous Guido! Enjoy!
What a nice comment... and what a jolly good time we had. The pleasure was all mine!
I've actually been on the list for quite some time (since '97 or '98), but had been inactive for a while, so I had to re-register recently. I guess I haven't had much to talk about recently, Fixx-wise. So here's my mug shot.
Greetings from Phoenix,
always nice to see a Fixxture come home... welcome. - Kat
Here I am fulfilling somewhat of a dream; opening for the FIXX!
GearHed, nice Rick...
Thanks Guido. You can see the whole collection here:Originally posted by guido
GearHed, nice Rick...
Nice to see all the other Fixxture faces here too.
Hey nice pics! Pleasantly surprised by the Kramer fretless and the Escher 'reptiles' pic...


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EASTON, Pa. – Harvard battered Lafayette on the road Saturday as the Crimson churned out 311 rushing yards in cruising to a 35-10 victory in Easton, Pa.
The victory was Harvard's ninth in the last 10 meetings between the schools as the Crimson improves to 2-1 on the season. Harvard has now defeated its two Patriot League opponents this season by a combined score of 69-16.
With sophomore Colton Chapple making his first start at quarterback for the Crimson in place of an injured Andrew Hatch, Harvard jumped out to a 21-0 lead before Lafayette (0-4) got on the board with a 45-yard field goal in the final seconds of the first half.
Harvard utilized a methodical running attack behind Gino Gordon and Treavor Scales, as the Crimson collected 189 yards on 22 carries for an 8.6 yards per carry average in the opening session.
Gordon, who had 92 yards on 10 carries in the half by himself, started the scoring with a two-yard option run in the first quarter before Chapple hooked up with Kyle Juszczyk for a nine-yard scoring pass early in the second. Scales added a bruising five-yard scamper with 3:20 left before Lafayette scored its field goal on an 11-play, 52-yard drive that was aided by a pass interference call.
It was more than a Gordon-Scales attack for Harvard as the Crimson also received 75 yards of offense in the opening half from Michael Cook while Marco Iannuzzi returned two kicks for a total of 92 yards.
Gordon started the second half with a bang as well, converting a third-and-long and then some as he rattled off a 74-yard touchdown to give Harvard a 28-3 lead at the 8:09 mark. After the run, he had 170 yards on just 12 carries and those would be his final numbers for the afternoon as he sat our the remainder with a 14.2 ypc average. It was the longest run of Gordon's career and the longest for the Crimson since Clifton Dawson '07 had a 74-yard scoring run at Dartmouth.
Rich Zajeski added his first career touchdown with a one-yard plunge at the 1:02 mark of the third to give Harvard an insurmountable 35-3 lead.
Lafayette finally got into the end zone with 4:59 left in the game as reserve QB Andrew Shoop found Greg Kessel for a 18-yard touchdown pass.
For the game, Harvard accumulated 402 yards of offense with 311 on the ground. The offensive line dominated play as the Crimson averaged 6.6 yards per carry while attempting just 14 passes.
Lafayette was limited to 60 yards rushing (2.1 ypc). The Crimson defense turned in nine tackles for a loss including four sacks while the secondary broke up 12 passes. Blaise Deal led the way with 10 tackles, one sack and two pass breakups.
Chapple finished his afternoon 6-for-11 for 82 yards and one touchdown.
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Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin was fined $7,875 for his unnecessary roughness penalty against the San Diego Chargers, according to NFL spokesman Corry Rush.
While Boldin wasn't fined for his crushing and legal block on Chargers safety Eric Weddle on Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice's dramatic 4th-and-29 conversion, he was punished for a personal foul committed in the fourth quarter four plays before tight end Dennis Pitta's touchdown catch.
Meanwhile, strong safety Bernard Pollard wasn't fined for his penalty for a supposed helmet-to-helmet hit on a defenseless receiver for his collision with Chargers wide receiver Danario Alexander.
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Several Lakeland College students enrolled in upper-level science courses this semester have been learning concepts before they hit the textbook thanks to pioneering research conducted by one of their teachers earlier this year.
Professor of Biology Kathy Rath Marr spent the spring 2013 semester on sabbatical working as visiting scientist in the Comparative Veterinary Pathology Lab at the Harvard Medical School – New England's Primate Research Center in Southborough, Mass.
For more than three months, Rath Marr conducted important research in the Primate Center's lab, and she spent time outside the lab meeting with several key researchers in the fields of HIV and Alzheimer's disease. This fall, she's been sharing what she learned with her students, giving them an opportunity to understand how a trained researcher works with cutting-edge technology.
Rath Marr analyzed tissue from the brains of healthy rhesus monkeys, and those that had been infected with SIV (Simian Immunodeficiency Virus) and HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus).
Previous research has documented that SIV- and HIV-infected monkeys in the later stages of HIV/SIV also exhibit Alzheimer's disease. The presence of insulin and insulin-like growth factor (IGF) are markers that show cognitive impairment changes.
Rath Marr was identifying a way to find those markers in various regions of the brain so researchers can learn more about changing insulin levels with the goal of slowing down Alzheimer's.
For Rath Marr, who's in her 27th year at Lakeland, it was inspiring work. "It never occurred to me that I would get the chance to do cutting-edge research this late in my career," she said. "These monkeys are so similar to humans in showing the same symptoms and progression of these diseases.
"This research opportunity has brought me a new and renewed sense of laboratory biology and an insightful look at state-of-the-art research that is broadening my teaching in my human anatomy/physiology and neurobiology classes."
Rath Marr's neurobiology class will cover memory pathways next week, and she will present her research data as part of the discussion. Students in scientific reading and analysis read and discussed three key research articles that precipitated her project.
During her sabbatical, Rath Marr provided the center with the protocol for some her research since it had not been previously performed. She also taught an intern how to perform the immunohistochemistry analysis so the research could continue.
In October, during Lakeland's fall break, Rath Marr returned to Harvard to finish data analysis. She is currently writing an article about her work, which most likely will be published in the Journal of Primate Research.
Rath Marr's work was set in motion by her daughter, Amanda Marr Podles, who did her post-doctoral research at the Primate Center.


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These remotely sensed, geographically referenced elevation measurements of Lidar-derived bare earth (BE) topography were produced as a collaborative effort between the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Florida Integrated Science Center (FISC), St. Petersburg, FL; the National Park Service (NPS), Gulf Coast Network, Lafayette, LA; and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Wallops Flight Facility, VA. The purpose of this project is to provide highly detailed and accurate datasets of select barrier islands and peninsular regions of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, acquired on June 27-30, 2007. The datasets are made available for use as a management tool to research scientists and natural resource managers. An innovative airborne Lidar instrument originally developed at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility, and known as the Experimental Advanced Airborne Research Lidar (EAARL), was used during data acquisition. The EAARL system is a raster-scanning, waveform-resolving, green-wavelength (532-nanometer) Lidar designed to map near-shore bathymetry, topography, and vegetation structure simultaneously. The EAARL sensor suite includes the raster-scanning, water-penetrating full-waveform adaptive Lidar, a down-looking red-green-blue (RGB) digital camera, a high-resolution multi-spectral color infrared (CIR) camera, two precision dual-frequency kinematic carrier-phase GPS receivers, and an integrated miniature digital inertial measurement unit which provide for submeter georeferencing of each laser sample. The nominal EAARL platform is a twin-engine Cessna 310 aircraft, but the instrument may be deployed on a range of light aircraft. A single pilot, a Lidar operator, and a data analyst constitute the crew for most survey operations. This sensor has the potential to make significant contributions in measuring sub-aerial and submarine coastal topography within cross-environmental surveys. Elevation measurements were collected over the survey area using the EAARL system and the resulting data were then processed using the Airborne Lidar Processing System (ALPS), a custom-built processing system developed in a NASA-USGS collaboration. ALPS supports the exploration and processing of Lidar data in an interactive or batch mode. Modules for presurvey flight line definition, flight path plotting, Lidar raster and waveform investigation, and digital camera image playback have been developed. Processing algorithms have been developed to extract the range to the first and last significant return within each waveform. ALPS is used routinely to create maps that represent submerged or sub-aerial topography. Specialized filtering algorithms have been implemented to determine the 'bare earth' under vegetation from a point cloud of last return elevations.
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Yefim Bronfman – Sleepy Hollow High School
Sleepy Hollow, New York
November 7th, 2015
Prokofiev: Piano Sonata No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 1
Prokofiev: Piano Sonata No. 4 in C Minor, Op. 29
Prokofiev: Piano Sonata No. 3 in A Minor, Op. 28
Schumann: Faschingsschwank aus Wien, Op. 26
Schumann: Aarabesque in C Major, Op. 18
Prokofiev: Piano Sonata No. 2 in D Minor, Op. 14
It speaks very well for a performer when he is delayed in moving on to the next movement by audience applause inspired by his playing, not of a rambunctious fast movement, but of a slow movement of a Prokofiev sonata, played so beautifully, and meaningfully. Such was the case following the slow movement of Prokofiev's Fourth Sonata at Yefim Bronfman's recital on Saturday evening. The first movement has a dark character, and Mr. Bronfman made the most of it, from its murky, quirky beginning. The second movement has a great variety of expression, including a soft, otherworldly beauty, which was the cause of the strong audience reaction. The third movement had moments of delicacy and humor as well as power, and a very big sound at the end.
Indeed, this was an ambitious program to play outside a big city venue, as it included the first four Prokofiev sonatas, and two works of Schumann, but this large and sophisticated audience enjoyed it greatly, reacting with enthusiasm.
The program, which was dedicated to the memory of David Kornreich, who was for many years President of the Friends of Music, which presented the concert, began with Prokofiev's First Sonata. It's a relatively short sonata (about 10 minutes) which features tumult, as well as some stately, lovely themes but seems to be from before Prokofiev developed the very recognizable personality we know from his later works.
The Third Sonata, which is very well-known, had a vigorous but straight-forward beginning, a beautifully played, though not sentimental second theme, a demonic development section, great clarity in the recapitulation, and great speed at the end.
One does not hear the Faschingsshwank often so it was good to hear it on this occasion. Special features of this performance included extra time and extreme softness, highlighting the poignancy of the second movement, and the gentle, jocular Scherzino.
Following a very fine reading of the Arabesque (which specific performance the pianist dedicated to the memory of Mr. Kornreich) Mr. Bronfman plunged into the angular first theme of the beginning of the Prokofiev Second Sonata. He brought out the moodiness and tempestuosness of the second movement, which was followed by the quietly threatening and disturbing slow movement. Hearing Mr. Bronfman play this, as well as the slow movement of the Fourth Sonata made me reassess my thoughts about Prokofiev slow movements. They can be not only beautifully atmospheric and emotional, but deeper than I had previously realized. The last movement was given a terrifically fast, and bracing reading, which, again produced an enthusiastic reaction from the audience.
Mr. Bronfman played one encore, a fleet, understated performance of Chopin's F Major Etude, Op. 10, No. 8.
Donald Isler
Yefim Bronfman Recital
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To go to Ponferrada, each transport has its advantages. The advantage of the bus, is that it's not expensive at all ... Sometimes a little faster, carpooling is nice if you want to talk, but if you would rather rest, you will be more quiet in the bus! Finally, trains can go even faster but they're generally more expensive. At Kombo, we like buses ... But it's your choice, so compare to make your choice !
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The zoo here advertised a Wizard of Oz theme at Christmas at the Zoo last year. I've been wanting to go the whole 5 years I've lived here anyway and if there's anything Oz it's pretty much guaranteed I'll get to go, so woohoo off to the zoo we went. Their "theme" turned out to be one set of lights. But it was so fun anyway. The whole zoo is decked out in Christmas lights. It was so beautiful. They have train rides and hot chocolate too. I bundled up as best I could and still froze my tuckus off but it was so worth it. I love Christmas lights! We also have Peacock Lane which is a little quaint street and all of the houses REALLY deck out in Christmas. Again, something really beautiful to see. We also frequent a couple of Christmas stores here. One is called Sleighbells which is AWESOME. They have a great Halloween room too. And a store here called Christmas at the Zoo (not actually at the zoo but whatever) that's a little spendy but great fun to browse.
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Would-be governor Dan Maes today released more than a dozen pages of his police personnel file that he says validates his story about his time with the Liberal Kansas Police Department a quarter century ago.
While the documents show Maes was part of an ongoing investigation into a small-town gambling ring back in 1985, they also show that he was fired for leaking information about the probe to a relative of a suspected ringleader.
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