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PITTSBURGH — A disgusted Alex Ovechkin stood in the visitors' dressing room at Consol Energy Center on Thursday night. With his jaw clenched and eyes glaring, he gave curt responses, his anger palpable following the Washington Capitals' most embarrassing loss of the season.
What went wrong in the second period when the Capitals gave up five goals in a span of 12 minutes 39 seconds en route to a 5-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins?
"No play. Didn't play," Ovechkin said.
What must the Capitals, who sit at a league-worst 2-8-1, change?
"Bring the emotion right away," Ovechkin said. "We can play like that, we can start play like, we get a lead and, you know, we stop playing."
After establishing a one-goal lead and allowing just five shots on goal in the first period, the Capitals imploded in the second period. The loss, Washington's first in regulation at Pittsburgh since Feb. 18, 2007, left players citing a lack of preparedness, questioning their mettle and their ability to play with emotion.
"We're weak mentally right now," said defenseman Karl Alzner, who blamed himself for taking an interference penalty that helped fuel the Penguins' rout in the second period. "When they score a goal, we're not bouncing back quick enough. When momentum is against us, we're not fighting past that, whether it's with a big hit or a fight or something. We're not an emotional enough team right now, and that's something that has to change if you want to win."
Five Penguins — Evgeni Malkin, Pascal Dupuis, James Neal, Matt Cooke and Sidney Crosby — found the back of the net on a night in which neither young goaltender served Washington well.
Starter Michal Neuvirth was pulled by first-year Coach Adam Oates after allowing two goals on 11 shots, but the move didn't stall Pittsburgh's advance or spark the Capitals. Braden Holtby gave up three more on the first 11 shots he faced.
Oates said he didn't regret making the switch.
"I thought we were playing really good hockey and I just thought they were goals that kind of deflated us," Oates said.
Pittsburgh's onslaught began with 6:59 gone in the second period, with Alzner in the penalty box. Malkin received the puck in the left circle, patiently closed in on the crease, then fired a perfect shot into the upper right hand corner. Neuvirth had no chance, and the game was tied at 1.
A little less than six minutes later, Crosby fed the puck past Mike Green and across to Dupuis on a two-on-one. The Penguins winger shot between Neuvirth's legs to make it 2-1. It was a soft goal and one that got Neuvirth yanked from the contest.
"It's tough," Neuvirth said. "Obviously I was mad at myself, but I got pulled."
Holtby entered the game with the Capitals giving up essentially buy-one-get-one-free scoring chances. While he made a few stops on the early waves, Pittsburgh found more quality opportunities on its next power play.
With Joel Ward off for firing the puck over the glass, Neal sneaked behind every Washington penalty killer, skated in toward the net from the left boards with an abundance of time and space and scored on a backhander to make it 3-1 Penguins.
"As a goalie you have to be ready to [enter a game in relief]," said Holtby, who added he could have stopped Neal's tally. "It seemed like that was the turning point, though, it got even worse after I went in. We didn't do enough to win."
Eleven seconds later off a faceoff win by Brandon Sutter against Mike Ribeiro, who scored the Capitals' first goal of the game, Matt Cooke snapped a low, glove-side shot past Holtby for a 4-1 lead.
After recording a pair of assists on the previous goals, Crosby added a goal for himself. Malkin took a shot from the right circle that deflected into the air, Crosby beat John Carlson and cut across the crease to bat the puck down and into the open net for a 5-1 lead.
Ovechkin added a goal on a power play in the third, but by then the game was long out of Washington's reach.
"It seems like guys think this is going to turn around without any extra effort and that's not the case," winger Troy Brouwer said. "We weren't ready to play. We got hemmed in our zone for the first two shifts. Just weren't ready to play, minds weren't in it. That's been our biggest problem."
Capitals note: Defenseman Tom Poti was a late scratch because of an upper-body injury and was formally listed as day-to-day by the team.
Roman Hamrlik, who was a healthy scratch for the past seven games, took his place and made his first appearance in a game since Jan. 24.


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We are all continually adjusting how we manage budgets and work loads for home improvement. With less-than-stellar economic times, we are taking a new look at how readers are accepting the hand they're dealt, and applying their time and limited budgets to making home (theirs or someone else's) a great place to live. First up is Marcus, an underemployed Chicago architect who set his sights on mom's house in Houston, TX:
Q: How has the economy affected your job scenario?
A: The economy affected the financing for the projects of the architectural firm where I worked, and all projects were either put on hold or canceled altogether. This forced the firm to reduce everyone's hours in January. By September, projects had been so sporadic, and they reduced my hours below a acceptable level. So my creative solution was to build my mother a deck in Houston, TX in exchange for paying my bills. Luckily, after 3 weeks I returned to Chicago and interviewed with a couple architects that have hired me full-time.
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A: I cut my expenses as much as possible. I canceled cable and internet, put my student loans in forbearance, reviewed my budget and shopped a lot more cheaply, and made no unnecessary purchases. Since there weren't many opportunities to feel confident about, it was initially hard to do anything meaningful with all my free time. Finding something rewarding (helping my parents) helped me wait out the lull in the architecture world.
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A: The rewards have been personal. I was allowed to focus on personal projects and finish some creative book projects. Though many are still unfinished, I at least made progress. I'm most proud of completing my first design-build project with my mother's deck. It was a great learning and practical experience.
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BOSTON — Whether Shawn Thornton rejoins them on the Bruins' fourth line or not, Gregory Campbell and Daniel Paille have to find a way to make their presence felt even more as the Stanley Cup Final unfolds.
Perhaps Paille and Campbell won't get more ice time in tonight's Game 3 at TD Garden than the 4:19 and 4:18 they received, respectively, in Saturday night's Game 2. That shouldn't matter. They've both shown an offensive upside in the past and could at least do a better job of getting the puck deep and making Vancouver work harder to get it out.
"Obviously, not just myself, but we all want to be that difference, especially when the top lines score goals against each other," said Paille after Boston's morning skate. "We realize that it's going to be the third- and fourth-line players that could make a difference. And we want to try to help them out as much as we can."
Paille and Campbell have been part of Boston's solid penalty kill, which has gotten back on track with seven kills in eight opportunities. The one Vancouver power-play goal was scored at the tail end of a man-advantage after an Andrew Ference turnover.
Head coach Claude Julien would like, at minimum, for his fourth-liners to continue its physical play and set the tone for the rest of his squad.
"You've seen them kill mostly penalties. The fourth lines haven't been utilized that much on the 5-on-5 situations. I know now they've got [Manny] Malhotra back [in Game 2], they seem to want to use him a little bit more, which is probably the right thing to do.
"But we feel our fourth line that we have is certainly capable of matching that. Again, they're throwing their body around. We need to throw our body around, as well, finish our checks like we've done all year. Again, this is a seven-game series. We all know that eventually it takes its toll. I don't think they have a different mindset than we do because they're being as physical as we are, as well."
Malhotra skated for 7:26 and won 6-of-7 faceoffs. He also helped his line keep the Bruins hemmed in a bit early in the game. If the Bruins' fourth line could do that tonight, it would go a long way toward getting the club back in this series.


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MANTECA - Manteca's best defense against a potent Orangevale-Casa Roble offense was a powerful ground game that ate up the clock.
MANTECA - Manteca's best defense against a potent Orangevale-Casa Roble offense was a powerful ground game that ate up the clock.
The game plan kept the 10th-seeded Rams' offense off the field and led to seven touchdowns as the No. 2 Buffaloes won 49-13 on Friday in the second round of the San Joaquin Section Division III playoffs at Guss Schmiedt Field.
Manteca hosts No. 3 Sacramento-Inderkum, a 62-42 winner over No. 6 Vanden, next week.
Senior Alex Laurel rushed for 127 yards and four touchdowns, one in each quarter, and junior Hector Soto rushed for 107 yards and a touchdown for the Buffaloes (11-1).
The Manteca defense forced two fumbles by Casa Roble (8-4), coverting the second into an 85-yard touchdown by senior Nick Gatehouse on the second play of the fourth quarter to give the Buffaloes a 42-13 lead.
"When you have as explosive an offense as (Casa Roble), it's obviously nice to keep them off the field," Manteca coach Eric Reis said. "We just kept attacking with our running game and our defense showed a lot of character by holding one of the top (Sacramento area) offenses to just two touchdowns."
The Buffaloes rushed 63 times for 329 yards and held the Rams to 92 yards on 23 carries.
Laurel carried six times on Manteca's opening 66-yard drive, capped by a 3-yard run over left tackle.
The Buffalos stopped the Rams at the Manteca 35, then drove 84 yards with Laurel bulling his way in from the 6 while surrounded by a herd of blockers for a 14-0 lead with 7:43 left in the half.
Casa Roble showed a spark as senior quarterback Peyton Wilfley drove the Rams 80 yards in four plays, finishing with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Hayden Maclean to get within 14-7.
Manteca answered with an 11-play 76-yard drive with Menzel calling his own number from the 1 for a 21-7 halftime lead.
"We wanted to cause a couple of turnovers against (Manteca)," Casa Roble coach Norm Ryan said. "Instead, they caused a couple of big turnovers against us and you can't do that in the second round of the playoffs and win. They ran the ball well and kept us off the field."
Wilfley threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to junior Brenden McCarthy on the third play of the second half, but it was all Manteca after that with the final 4:03 ending under a running clock.
Wilfley was 11 of 18 passing for 148 yards and two touchdowns, and running back Joe Menzel rushed for 23 yards, including a 1-yard score late in the second quarter.
"We had a lot more intensity this week," Laurel said. "This is one of the best offensive lines around. They just dominated up front. We're excited to move on to play in the next round of the playoffs."


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Now, the bad news: Thursday night's finale was down double digits from last season's send-off.
The finale, which filled Fox's primetime slate, drew a 3.1 rating/9 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and 9.6 million total viewers — enough to easily put Fox in first place for the night in both categories.
While those numbers represent a 29 percent jump in the demo and a 25 percent climb in total viewers over last week, the finale was still down 18 percent in the demo from last season's finale, which posted a 3.8/11.
CBS, which aired repeats throughout the night, took a distant second place in the demo with a 1.9/5 and a closer second place in total viewers with 8.7 million. (A "Big Bang Theory" repeat at 8 was the night's most-watched show, with 10.9 million total viewers.)
ABC tied Univision for third in the demo with a 1.4/4 and took third in total viewers outright with 6.6 million. (Univision averaged 3.5 million total viewers for the night.) Following "Charlie Brown: I Want a Dog for Christmas" at 8, which drew even with last year's airing for a 1.4/4 with 5.1 million total viewers, "CMA Country Christmas" at 9 was down 29 percent from last year, drawing a 1.5/4 and taking 7.3 million total viewers.
NBC came in fifth in ratings and fourth in total viewers with a 1.1/3 and 4.9 million. The special "A White House Christmas: First Families Remember" at 8 drew a 1.6/5 with 8.5 million total viewers. Following repeats of "The Office" and "Parks & Recreation," "Rock Center With Brian Williams" dropped 11 percent to a 0.8/2 and drew 3.5 million total viewers.


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The news of 10 and 15 years ago is from the Jamestown Press. The news of 100 years ago came from the collection of the Newport Historical Society.
100 years ago From the Newport Daily News, December 21, 1908
The pleasant weather has brought the Christmas shoppers out in large numbers.
From the Newport Daily News, December 23, 1908
The noon trips of the ferry to Newport will be omitted Friday to give the crew an opportunity to enjoy their Christmas dinners.
75 years ago From the Newport Daily News, December 22, 1933
The Community Christmas Tree and entertainment, sponsored Thursday evening by the Jamestown Fire Department, was one of the successful entertainments of the Christmas season. The beautiful tree was lighted and community singing of the old Christmas carols … by a gathering of 600 rang out on the night air. Following the carol singing, Santa Claus appeared and distributed to more than 300 children, candy, oranges, apples and gifts.
From the Newport Daily News, December 23, 1933
Christmas entertainments and festivities were held practically all day Friday. Exercises and Christmas parties were held at the Carr school … A splendid program was given at the Thomas H. Clarke school, and gifts will also be distributed…. The annual Christmas festival of St. Matthew's Sunday school was held Friday evening in the parish house. A program of carols and recitations were given.
50 years ago From the Newport Daily News, December 23, 1958
The Jamestown Town Council last night declared itself in favor of a marina in that town, as proposed by Governor-elect Christopher Del Sesto, while at the same time it announced its strong backing of the proposed $55 million Commerce Oil Refining Corp. refinery. … The Council passed a resolution thanking Commerce for food baskets the firm has been giving needy Jamestown families the past two years. … Regarding the Dutch elm disease, it was noted that the State's reimbursement program required that diseased elm trees be removed and destroyed before May 1 of the year after which the tree has been found to be diseased.
25 years ago From the Newport Daily News, December 20, 1983
The water department may be getting a facelift in the next few months, if the Town Council decides to combine its operation with that of the wastewater treatment plant. The Council will study the available options for the next few months, and make a decision by March 1.
From the Newport Daily News, December 21, 1983
(In photos and captions, the news of 1983 was summarized: Land Saved: 6.8 acres of surplus federal land on Beavertail Point is to be transferred free to the state; Landfill Filled: the landfill on North Road is overflowing and voters are to choose an alternative on Jan. 4; New Mini-mall: the former Jamestown Theatre on Narragansett Avenue was transformed into a new minimall; Council President: Jerry L. McIntyre was elected to a two-year term to the Town Council and later was voted Council president; Dedication: ceremonies Oct. 16 at Beavertail Light completed renovations to the building; Bridge Inspection: state Department of Transportation inspectors examine Jamestown Bridge during biennial inspection and voters approved a $45 million transportation bond issue in November setting plans in motion for a new bridge
15 years ago From the Jamestown Press, December 23, 1993
After years of searching, island seniors may have an activities center to call their own in the Grange Hall on West Street by next June if all goes according to plan.
Dr. Joseph J. England has been selected as the 1993 volunteer of the year.
The cherished tradition of Jamestown's Christmas Pageant continues with the staging of the annual event tomorrow on Christmas Eve.
Sitting as the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners, the Town Council Monday voted unanimously to lift the ban on outdoor water use it instituted at the onset of the summer's water crisis.
10 years ago From the Jamestown Press, December 23, 1998
The Highway Barn Committee voted unanimously Monday to recommend the transfer station site to the Town Council as the preferred location for a new highway barn.
The School Committee unanimously approved the budget for the 1999-2000 school year, a spending package that reflects a 6.7 percent increase over last year. … The total projected expenditure for the upcoming year is $6,228,349, up from a 1998-99 budget of $5,837,721.


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Former financial services employee recruiter Jillian Lane can't give a single reason why she came to WestConn. That's because there are many: "Location, convenience of evening classes, but ultimately the counselor education program is excellent," she says. "The department consists of facutly members with diverse experiences and perspectives. My professors' experiences all were so different, and their sharing of their experiences was invaluable. At WestConn, there is a real sense of professionalism in the way the professors prepare the students to go into the field."
"I looked at other schools," Lane says. "Location was a big part of it, but I had a very good feeling after meeting Assistant Professor of Education and Educational Psychology Dr. Michael Gilles. He truly cares about his students and the field of counseling. I was impressed by his sense of investment in the field and his interest in having his students go out into that field as the strongest professionals we could possibly be."
Why study counseling? Lane says, "After several years of working in the corporate world, I decided to go back to school to recieve a master's in counseling so I could pursue a more personally fulfilling career."
Lane believes her fellow students enhanced her WestConn experience as well.
"Class size is a big part of the program," she says. "You go through the process with the same cohort — and being with the same individuals adds to the quality of the program because you are sharing a common experience."
Asked what she will remember most about her WestConn experience, Lane says, "Being hired by the Women's Center of Greater Danbury to service the community I was a part of."
After graduation, Lane plans to continue working as the Campus Advocate for the Women's Center of Greater Danbury at WestConn."
Lane's advice to new students entering WCSU is: "Reach out and utilize the endless resources that are at your disposal as a member of an excellent institution of higher learning."


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Deorum numero eos [esse] solos [Germani] ducunt quos cernunt…
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Among the number of the gods they consider those alone [to be gods] which they perceive…
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Top high school cross country runners to meet Saturday in Nashua
October 31. 2013 10:09PM
The 2013 NHIAA Cross Country Meet of Champions will be held at 2:30 p.m. at Nashua South's Mine Falls Park on Saturday. The girls' race begins at 2:30 p.m. and the boys' race will start at 3:20 p.m.
Last week in the Division Cross Country Meets at Derryfield Park in Manchester, the top girls' time was posted by Emma Newton of Division II Hollis/Brookline in 18:29. She narrowly defeated Elisabeth Danis of Coe-Brown Academy (18:31) and Maegan Doody of Oyster River of Durham in 18:32. The next fastest time was registered by Shannon Murdock of Exeter (18:35).
The girls' course record for the Meet of Champions at Mine Falls is held by Georgia Griffin (2007) of Hanover in 17:28.0
In the boys' field, Jeremy Brassard of Coe-Brown of Northwood (15:51) posted the best time last week at Derryfield Park during the Division II meet. His closest competitors based on last week's times are Tim Fafard (16:04) of Mascenic of Ipswich, Eli Moskowitz (16:05) of Souhegan and Tristam Winship (16:06) of Bedford.


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Working with Kirsten was a very pleasant experience. Her and her team are incredibly professional, and were willing to work with our schedule. Any hiccups at closing were only because our bank was very last minute, but Kirsten and her team definitely pulled through. They did fail to mention that we should have wired funds to them, but since they never told us that before closing, they accepted a cashier's check and all was well. Very thorough and professional and had us out of closing in less than an hour. She did a great job explaining the details of the paperwork for us newbies! Looking forward to working with them again!!
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Peterborough forum will focus on services, programs residents want at the libraryBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
February 13. 2013 11:00PM
PETERBOROUGH - The town library will hold a forum Saturday at the Peterborough Historical Society to start the planning process for the renovation that is expected to be completed in 2017.
The forum will not focus on the renovation, but what is driving it, public need for library programs and services.
"We really don't want to talk about the building. We really want to talk about what you want to do in the library," said Tina Kriebel, a member of the 1833 Society.
The library was established in 1833 and is the oldest free public library supported by taxation in the world. Plans to fix layout and space issues, repair and renovate the 1978 addition, make the building compliant with the American with Disabilities Act and make it more energy efficient are a decade old. The 1833 Society is a 501©3 established by the library trustees in 2011 after efforts to gain Town Meeting support for a renovation failed.
"The purpose of the forum is to have the public to tell us what they would like in the library of the future in the ways of services and programs," said David Simpson, one of two library trustees who are also 1833 Society members.
"This is most definitely not a discussion of what the building is going to look like or the square footage or anything like that. This is what is going on inside the building," he said.
Kriebel said a feasibility study that is running concurrently with the needs determination study, which would also help the 1833 Society determine the project cost. A private capital campaign to fund the project is planned to launch later this year, Kriebel said.
Kriebel said studies and visits to other libraries have already informed the library trustees and 1833 Society members that creating a flexible and dynamic space is vital for a library building that would serve the town for the next 50 years.
Anticipating the next step in technology is not as important as a flexible layout, she said.
"If we had built a library 10 years ago, we probably would have put in a large computer bank with lots of desktops, and now that's not appropriate," Kriebel said.
The library must remain a center for information and a place where the community can come together, Simpson said.
The forum begins at 9 a.m. in Bass Hall of the Historical Society. The hall opens at 8:30 a.m. for registration and free coffee and pastries. Lunch will be provided at noon, and the forum concludes at 2 p.m.
Registration is not required, but appreciated for planning purposes. You can register at the library, by phone 924-8040, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
UNH Cooperative Extension in partnership with the Peterborough Town Library are running the forum.


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William Tannahill, Iowa UnionCemetery, Phillips Co., Kansas. Has 3 tombstones. He died at Anapolis, MD at an Union Army Hospital while on "parole" from a Confederate prison. He was a member of Co B, 7th Reg, Iowa Infantry. Taken prison at Belmont, MO. Though actually buried in Anapolis National Cemetery, he has a tombstone in Chickasaw Co., Iowa and one where his widow Jeannette White Tannahill moved, Iowa Union Cemetery, Phillips Co., Kansas. At one time George went to Washington to have the body of his father, William Tannahill moved from the Cemetery there, and brought to Nashua Co. Cemetery near the Little Brown Church, but was informed that a body could not be removed from a National Cemetery. He went back to Iowa and had a tombstone erected for his father and markers for James Tannahill and his baby sister, Ella, who died when she was only 3 yrs. old.
Tombstone on the left is the stone at Annapolis National Cemetery in Annapolis, Maryland.
Find A Grave Memorial# 43741937
The tombstone on the right is the memorial stone that George H.
Tannahill had erected in Greenwood Cemetery, Chickasaw Co.
Iowa. not far from the Little Brown Church. This is the cemetery where little Ella was buried and where James was also buried.
Find A Grave Memorial# 65326554
Tannahill, William
Find A Grave Memorial# 65326554
Tannahill, William
The Cemetery below is the Iowa Union Cemetery as it is today. When George H. Tannahill, William's son moved to Phillipsburg, Kansas, he bought a farm. On this farm, as family died, they were buried here. Several Civil War Soldier's from Iowa wanted to be buried here also. George had the name changed to the Iowa Union Cemetery in honor of the Civil War Veterans who were buried there. Hence, the Iowa Union Cemetery in Phillipsburg, Kansas.


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Pinkerton forum aimed at giving Hooksett voters a voice
HOOKSETT — The Hooksett School Board, in an effort to determine the most likely reasons Hooksett residents rejected a 10-year pact with Pinkerton Academy, has scheduled a public forum for Monday, April 21.
As part of that effort, the board also established a two-member Pinkerton Academy Vote Analysis Forum Subcommittee, which met this week to discuss the structure for the upcoming public meeting.
"Basically this subcommittee was set up as a means to streamline specific formats and to bring the best possible formats to the board, which will then decide on the best course to invite people to speak on the top reasons they voted the way they did," said Lizotte, who noted that he and John Lyscars have established two potential recommendations to present to their fellow school board members at their next meeting, which takes place Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Cawley Middle School.
The first option, he said, is to provide a very basic format allowing whoever wishes to speak to approach the microphone and sound off regarding their reasons for or against the previous Pinkerton contract agreement.
The second option, he said, is to set up a number of boxes labeled with various factors as to why the electorate may have voted against the deal. The school board would then provide each person who attends the public forum with two tickets, one red and one blue, to insert into the boxes they believe represent their primary motivation for voting the way they did.
"I would believe, based on discussions with Mr. Lyscars, that both of us believe public input would be important in both cases, no matter what we decide as a board," said Lizotte.
"What I've learned is that the previous board (which negotiated the Pinkerton contract) didn't allow for enough input from the public," he continued. "Nothing is perfect, but I think this board looks at the need for public input as extremely important, and I believe we're going to provide as many public forums as possible to allow people to have their say, whether they're for or against (a particular proposal) or not yet decided, it doesn't matter, their opinion is important to us."


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Body Piercing
From Consumer Wiki
Ear and body piercing, tattooing and permanent cosmetics application practitioners are required to register with their local County Health Department and comply with standards adopted by the California Department of Public Health.
Existing law makes it a misdemeanor to pierce, tattoo or apply permanent cosmetics to a person under the age of 18 years, unless accompanied by that person's parent or guardian or as directed by a notarized statement by that person's parent or guardian.
The Sacramento County Division of Public Health will investigate complaints of unsanitary conditions and will take culture samples if communicable diseases(hepatitis) can be traced to the ear/body piercing business in question. All other complaints are classified as civil issues under Small Claims Court.
County of Sacramento
Department of Health & Human Services
Division of Public Health
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(916) 875-5881
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Surgeries III
At the latest Bramley Parish Council meeting (28th July) a request came from Anne Milton's office that the BPS website carry "details of surgeries throughout her constituency". The wording was quite odd; it was almost as if they wanted to back-date the request for some strange reason.
I think we can assume that similar requests have now gone out to other regional sites of this type (where they'll probably fare better than they will with BPC, who tend to avoid party politics).
But why these websites? Why not her own?
Well, I'm glad you asked...
Over the weekend, a new page that actually acknowledges the existence of surgeries has appeared on the guildfordconservatives.com website.
Future dates and locations have yet to be posted, but this would seem to be progress. Of the A281 variety.
It's a sad state of affairs when an MP who won her seat on promises of action over and above that of the former MP has to be publicly provoked into taking simple measures like this.
I get the distinct impression that - like Nick St Aubyn, the Tory MP who served before Sue Doughty - Milton has little intention of doing much in the constituency aside from an opening barrage of questions meant to 'address' some major election promises (Gesta Non Verba, anyone?) and she will take what measures she can to avoid this (primary!) aspect of her role.... *if* she feels she can get away with it.
Well, I don't plan to let her get away with it. She's here to serve us; not use us as her entry-ticket to Willy's Westminster Chocolate Factory.
I fully intend to see that she works for us to the full extent of her somewhat limited capacity.
And if she thinks that she can win the seat a second time without moving into the constituency, she's got another think coming.
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Terry Eastland has just the right take on the Roberts nomination when he says, "Judge Roberts represents precisely the kind of nominee you'd expect from the president of the party shaped by Mr. Reagan."
And given the success of the party as Reagan shaped it, the Democrats have little hope of defeating Roberts, and no basis for claiming that his utterances supporting the Reagan administration's legal thinking show him to be an extremist or "outside the mainstream." As I suggested here, the fact that Roberts' Reagan-era statements don't comport with what Chuck Schumer's law professors told him in the 1960s, and what NARAL and Peoople for the American Way tell him now, doesn't make them extreme.
Via Real Clear Politics.
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