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While most men opt for the safe bet of ties, socks and other traditional Father's Day gifts, I have always wanted to get something better. I spend weeks and months searching for something perfect in its masculine luxury, but when your dad works for Tesco's your options are sadly limited. As a result, I often end up presentless and apologetic by the Third Sunday of June (like today, for instance.)
I was a fan of Isabelle's 'Caviar' ties but only this afternoon (how horrendously cruel is that?) found these Prada Lifestlye sets.
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Clarkson University Professor Thomas H. Ortmeyer is the co-author of a new study by the Department of Energy's recently published Solar America Initiative Renewable System Interconnection Study.
Ortmeyer, a professor in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, co-wrote two out of the 15 papers published in the study. The sections that Ortmeyer's group focused on were titled "Advanced Grid Planning and Operations" and "Utility Models, Analysis, and Simulation Tools."
The study examined two questions: how much solar energy can be put on a power grid and what impact does that energy have on the grid. It also identified the engineering needs required to increase the level of photovoltaics that can successfully be installed on a given distribution system. Finally, it looked at the benefits and costs of solar and photovoltaic energy.
The research took place last summer on what Ortmeyer recalled as his "own personal internship program, just like the students." Ortmeyer worked primarily in the DOE's office in Burnt Hills, N.Y.
During his research, Ortmeyer had the opportunity to work with Clarkson alumni Phil Barker, of Nova Energy Specialists, and Dave Crudele and Tim Roth, of EPRI.
"It was very interesting to work closely with our alumni, " explained Ortmeyer." They ranged from over 20 years experience to under one year. With all three, I was impressed with the growth that they have achieved after leaving Clarkson."
The study is just the beginning for Ortmeyer. "The technical issues of this project are solvable, so if the economic issues work out, we can do this," he said. "And if we've done our job, we will all be happy, living under our eco-friendly, money-saving roofs."
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in six alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park, Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.


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Sayers leads the Lady Bucs into Rock Hill for a matchup with the Eagles
ROCK HILL, S.C. (September 16, 2011) – Eagle Field is the next stop for the ETSU women's soccer team, as the Lady Bucs will travel to Rock Hill, S.C looking to extend their win streak to five games against the Winthrop Eagles on Saturday at 7 p.m.
"We're very happy with the way we've been playing over the last few weeks," said head coach Adam Sayers. "The teams that we've played have presented a series of different challenges in both their systems and styles of play and in each game we've been able to overcome those challenges. We went down a goal early against Wright State and responded well to that. We had a lead against Longwood and they equalized, but we responded, and we've been able to take the lead and hold onto it as we did against both Radford and Alabama A&M."
The Lady Bucs' (4-2-0) current four-game win streak has been propelled from plentiful goal scoring and exceptional defense. ETSU has outscored its opponents 15-2 over the last two weeks, with senior goalkeeper Caitlin Gaughan (Indianapolis, Ind.) leading the defensive stronghold. Over the last four games Gaughan has accumulated a goals against average of just 0.48, giving up only two goals against 17 saves, which includes a career-high nine-save effort in ETSU's most recent, 2-1, victory over Wright State.
Offensively, freshman Jenna Caudle (Middletown, Md.) is starting to catch the attention of those who have seen her play. Caudle has scored four goals in five games played to rank 45th nationally in goals per game at .800 per. The freshman also ranks second in the conference in four categories including goals per game, goals (4), points (6) and points per game (1.60). Caudle has scored in each of her last four games, including an 80th minute game-winner to lift the Lady Bucs, 1-0, over Radford back on August 28.
"Jenna Caudle has been excellent in leading the line as the high striker," commented Sayers. "She has been very important in the buildup, she holds the ball up well and she brings other players into the game very well. Overall she has been very good in several aspects of play."
On two of Caudle's last three goals, sophomore Samantha Kron (Paradise Valley, Ariz.) has delivered the assist. Kron has been dangerous from the corner for ETSU, providing the corner kick last Friday against Wright State that Caudle buried to equalize the game just before halftime. On the game-winner against Radford, Kron again delivered from the corner, finding Caudle on the far post to send the Lady Bucs home victorious.
Senior Genna Petersen (Loveland, Ohio) has been another means to the Lady Bucs' recent success, having scored three goals in her last three games. Petersen scored two of the Lady Bucs' program-best 10 goals against Alabama A&M (Sept. 4), and put away the game-winner in the 62nd minute to complete the comeback against Wright State.
Winthrop (2-4-0) is led offensively by three different student-athletes who sit atop the goal-scoring chart. Courtney Durbin, Ariel Kunde and Krystyna Freda have scored two goals apiece for the Eagles this season, with Freda having scored both of her goals as part of a, 6-0, win over ETSU's fellow Atlantic Sun competitor, USC Upstate.
With just three of their 11 goals coming in the first half, the Eagles have proven to be more of a second half team. Winthrop has also been outshot 51-36 through the first 45 minutes of play, only to come back in the second frame as shown by its 53-39 shot advantage through the second half this season.
The Lady Bucs lead the all-time series 3-0 over Winthrop, winning in both 2003 and 2004 before meeting again last year and pulling out a win in the second overtime.
"As always we expect a tough game," said Sayers. "They've been good at home so far this season, but we've had a couple of very good performances away from home. We expect a hard-fought game, but we're looking forward to it and I think it will be a good game."
Live stats and live video of the game will be provided courtesy of winthropeagles.com
For more information on ETSU women's soccer, please visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the women's soccer links. Fans can also follow the Lady Bucs on Facebook at ETSU Buccaneer Women's Soccer.


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Pakistan Shi'ites to bury bomb victims after meeting PM
BALUCHISTAN - Shi'ite Muslims agreed on Monday to begin burying nearly 100 of their people killed three days ago in one of Pakistan's deadliest sectarian attacks after the prime minister said he would comply with their demands to sack the local government. Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf met leaders of the Shi'ite Hazara community in a mosque near the site of Thursday's twin bombings in Quetta, capital of Balochistan province, and told them he would dismiss the province's chief minister and cabinet. He voiced deep sorrow over the killings, which led members of the Hazara community to hold a sit-in next to the 96 unburied bodies of the victims and sparked protests across Pakistan. Ashraf said he would impose "governor rule", which allows him to replace local authorities, some of whom the Hazara accuse of fomenting violence against them. "When you will awake in the morning, Governor Rule would have been imposed in Balochistan province," he said in a statement. In response, the Shi'ites will call off their three-day-long protest sit-in and begin burials on Monday, said Qayyum Changazi, chairman of the Yakjehti Council, a national umbrella organization of Shi'ite groups. The protesters told Ashraf that hundreds of Shi'ites from the Hazara ethnic group had been killed in Quetta in recent years and that members of the provincial government had sponsored some of the violence. Ashraf said he and President Asif Ali Zardari "express our deep sorrow and grief over the killing of innocent people of Hazara Shi'ite community who were killed in bomb blasts." Protests against the Thursday attacks on Shi'ites had spread across Pakistan over the weekend. The attacks, claimed by the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi militant group, killed at least 96 people. Sectarian killings have been rising in Pakistan even as deaths from other militant violence have dropped. Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, whose roots are in the heartland Punjab province, is a Sunni militant group that wants to expel the Shi'ites, who make up about a fifth of the 180 million population. Human Rights Watch says more than 400 Shi'ites were killed in sectarian attacks last year. Thousands of protesters chanted religious slogans during Ashraf's visit, many holding placards or pictures of their loved ones. Sunday night was the third day of protest alongside the unburied bodies. "We want assurances that the killers will be arrested so our younger children will not die also," said Sakina Bibi, 56, sitting by the coffins of two of her sons. "They were my everything," she said, weeping. "Sitting here will not bring them back but it is our right to protest." Islamic tradition demands that the dead be buried as soon as possible. Leaving the bodies of loved ones above ground for so long is such a potent expression of grief and pain that many people in other cities held protests and vigils in solidarity. Protests spread on Sunday. In the commercial capital Karachi, home to 18 million people, protesters blocked railway lines and the road connecting the airport to the city, while hundreds gathered outside the president's private house. "If we remain silent now, the whole Shi'ite community will be wiped out in Pakistan and the security agencies won't say anything," said Ali Muhammad, 55. "We will choke the roads of the entire country if the demands of the Hazara community are not met." PROTESTS IN LAHORE, PESHAWAR In the eastern city of Lahore, thousands of people gathered outside the governor's mansion, vowing to stay there in solidarity with the Quetta protesters. In Peshawar, around 600 people settled down for the night outside the governor's house in protest. Small protests broke out in 11 other cities across the country, including Islamabad. Two national government ministers and three other senior officials also wrote to the president and prime minister recommending that Balochistan's chief minister, Aslam Raisani, be fired. Human Rights Minister Mustafa Khokhar said the head of the police and paramilitary Frontier Corps, which has primary responsibility for security in the province, should also be replaced. "The government has miserably failed to protect the rights of its citizens," he said. Raisani has been on a private trip to Dubai and has not made any public comments since the attack. (Reuters)


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Mark H. McCormack Papers
Once hailed by Sports Illustrated as "the most powerful man in sport," Mark Hume McCormack directly engineered the growth of money and media in modern professional sport. After graduating from the College of William and Mary with a B.A. in French and receiving a law degree from Yale, McCormack joined the Cleveland-based law firm of Arter, Hadden, Wykoff, and Van Duzer in 1957. An accomplished golfer in college, McCormack remained close to the game, qualifying for both the British and U.S. amateur championships and the U.S. Open in the 1950s. While working as a lawyer and entrepreneur, he leapt to prominence by striking a deal with a legendary handshake to represent Arnold Palmer in 1960. With that auspicious start, McCormack soon added golfers Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus to his roster of clients, followed by a long succession of notable international sports figures and celebrities from Formula-1 driver Jackie Stewart, Olympic skier Jean-Claude Killy, tennis stars Billy Jean King and Pete Sampras to Margaret Thatcher, Pope John Paul II and models Kate Moss and Gisele Bundchen. McCormack quickly added corporations and sporting events such as Wimbledon, the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, and Rolex as clients in sponsorship, licensing, event management, and media deals. These clients became the basis of IMG Worldwide, Inc., forming one of the largest management, media, and marketing companies in the world. The author of a dozen books on management and sport, McCormack became a famous figure himself as a business man, negotiator, and deal-maker before passing away in 2003.
With a growing collection of approximately 2,500 boxes of records that represent the personal life of Mark H. McCormack and the intertwined corporate records of IMG, the McCormack Papers provide an inside look at the last 50 years of the business of professional sport. The collection contains correspondence, memos, drafts, reports, contracts, research files, marketing materials, and memorabilia. The collection is arriving in stages and is currently being processed. Some materials are restricted.
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Appellant: Linda Gardner
Debtor: David F Gardner
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Case Number: 2:2012cv03898
Filed: November 19, 2012
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Presiding Judge: L Scott Coogler
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The GIS features of Django aren't restricted to being applied to real world maps and planets. This talk will show how to display and interact with maps of imaginary lands, such as game maps or lands in science fiction novels. We'll uncover a bit of how Django GIS works in the process, separating the map display from the modeling.
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LILLEHAMMER, Norway (Dec. 8) - World Champion Jessie Diggins (Afton, MN) anchored a strong U.S. team made up of Kikkan Randall (Anchorage), Sadie Bjornsen (Winthrop, WA) and Liz Stephen (East Montpelier, VT) to take third in the 4x5k relay and match the best-ever World Cup result for any U.S. cross country relay team. Heavy snow hammered the 1994 Olympic course, but Randall was able to give the team a solid start in the podium hunt. Norway I took the relay. Next weekend the World Cup moves to Davos, Switzerland where the men and women will race a 30k/15k freestyle distance race and a freestyle sprint.
World Champion Jessie Diggins anchored a strong U.S. team made up of Kikkan Randall, Sadie Bjornsen and Liz Stephen to take third in the 4x5k relay and match the best-ever World Cup result for any U.S. cross country relay team. (Getty Images/AFP/Haakon Mosvold Larsen)
Jessie Diggins
I pushed hard over the top in the big hill and I was opening up a gap on Finland. I got in the track on the downhill because it was fastest, but then it got really sketchy and powdery pretty quickly. I just was tired and caught my tip in the powder and went down hard. I lost all my momentum, broke my pole, had to ski over a bridge that you normally glide over with one pole. But on the downhill the Norwegian team actually gave me a pole, which saved me because I was able to hold our third place spot.
On crossing the finishing line–I'm really psyched that we got a medal. I think our team skied great. I'm so proud of my teammates, both teams, all eight of us. But I was really mad at myself because I think we could have gotten silver. I think silver was mine to lose for us and I managed to fall. I'm not proud of that. I am psyched that we were able to get another medal, tying our best result ever. I think that everyone is in great shape. I think this bodes really well for Sochi. I need to just work on my downhills. That said, this was a great race for us and I'm really proud.
Kikkan Randall
It's just so cool coming into today having the confidence from that result last season. We know we can put together a good day. We can be not only in a play for the podium but even moving up on the podium. We were really excited to go out there to ski in the lead group. It was really challenging conditions with the snow today. It definitely changed a lot from yesterday. For me on the first leg it actually worked out well to be in the front and control the pace in the first lap. Then when the break happened in the second lap there was good energy to chase after it and keep us in a good position.
Sadie Bjornsen
It was very fun to race today with lots of girls in the pack and two US teams doing really well! It was a tough race where you had to fight in the snow over the broken hill tops.
It was extra fun today because it's the first time I've been on the podium with this team. It was fun with all the snow today. It was a different day. It was not perfect conditions and you knew that some things were going to be happening out there, maybe falls or maybe something in the snow that you can't see from the stadium. It's just really fun to not have perfect conditions and still be able to ski with those girls and really be in the fight with them.


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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A plan by Connecticut officials to withhold some Newtown school shooting records from the public would be another blow to government transparency, which has taken hits in other states in recent years, advocates for freedom of information laws say.
The proposal is in a bill privately crafted by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's office, the state's top prosecutor and legislative leaders. It would allow authorities to withhold from the public photographs, videos, 911 call recordings and other records depicting the physical condition of any victim of the Dec. 14 shootings, unless the family gives written permission.
The legislation would bar the release of emergency responders' audio transmissions but allow the public to view transcripts of the recordings at a cost of 50 cents a page. The bill also would limit disclosure of the death certificates of the 20 first-graders and six educators killed in the attack to immediate family members only.
Media groups and advocates of public records laws worry the bill, which is pending, would set a bad precedent by exempting specific incidents from FOI laws. They say it would encourage other crime victims to ask the state to limit disclosure of records now routinely released to the public, and it appears to make the Newtown killings more important than the dozens of other killings in Connecticut each year.
They also question the bill being drafted in secrecy and not being subjected to the public hearing process like other bills are. The legislative session ends next Wednesday.
"If you hide away documents from the public, then the public has no way of knowing whether police ... have done their jobs correctly," said Sonny Albarado, city editor at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and board president of the Society of Professional Journalists, a free press advocacy group based in Indianapolis.
"It sets a tone where it makes it easier to hide other things, and the public suffers, in my view," Albarado said. "Obviously, the mass murder of 26 people is a very horrific crime. But 26 people die regularly in most large towns within a few weeks or within a few months and we don't express the same kind of horror and we don't afford those victims or the perpetrators any kind of anonymity."
The SPJ and other media groups have noted their opposition to the bill in letters to Malloy, and several newspapers in the state have published editorials and columns criticizing the legislation.
Malloy is defending the proposal, saying that the state wants to protect and respect the wishes of relatives of the Newtown victims and that the bill applies only to the Sandy Hook shootings.
Parents of some Newtown shooting victims said at a news conference at the state Capitol on Friday that one of their main concerns was photos of the massacre scene being posted online.
"I'm fully supportive of an open and transparent government, but I can't understand how distributing graphic photos of murdered teachers and children serves any purpose other than causing our families more pain," said Dean Pinto, whose 6-year-old son, Jack, was killed in the school shooting.
"Unfortunately, newspapers are no longer the only disseminators of information," he said. "The world of information has changed substantially over the past few years and our Freedom of Information laws need to adjust to the times. There are many who lack the common sense and decency of mainstream media (and) who will freely use these images for their own disgusting purposes."
Albarado, the SPJ president, said there have been efforts in many states in recent years to restrict the release of public documents.
"I see, overall, just a general effort to erode FOI laws and public records laws throughout the country," he said.
Officials in cities and towns where other mass shootings happened have handled the release of public records in different ways.
Colorado officials are denying media requests for records on the Aurora movie theater shootings last year that killed 12 people and injured 70. But 13 years ago, Colorado authorities released some surveillance video of the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton that left 13 people dead, and those videos are all over the Internet.
After 32 students and faculty were killed at Virginia Tech in 2007, officials released some public records related to the shootings but not the 911 call recordings or the killer's medical records.
Wisconsin authorities released 911 calls after six people were shot to death at a Sikh temple last year. In Manchester, Conn., police released 911 calls related to a 2010 shooting at a beer distributorship, where eight people were fatally shot by a co-worker, who also killed himself.
Colleen Murphy, executive director and general counsel of the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission, said she has seen a chipping away of public disclosure laws by the state legislature and courts in recent years. Her agency enforces Connecticut's public records and meetings laws.
Murphy said the commission is concerned about several bills in this year's legislative session. They include proposals to exempt the pardon process from public view, further restrict information about government employees from being released and allow public agencies to charge people for just viewing public records.
And about a half dozen times since 2010, the state Supreme Court has overturned rulings by the Freedom of Information Commission after the commission ordered the release of public documents.
"I've seen a gradual sea change ... toward more people asking questions about why should the public have access to information instead of why shouldn't they," Murphy said. "We forget why we have these laws. Any record created by government belongs to the people."
Associated Press writer Susan Haigh in Hartford, Conn., contributed to this report.


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Using clonidine and trazodone for anxiety-based behavior disorders in dogs
The use of psychoactive pharmaceuticals in veterinary behavior medicine has proved invaluable in managing anxiety-based disorders. Without the appropriate and judicious use of these medications, many dogs would be much less likely to respond to behavior modification therapy. Medications such as fluoxetine and sertraline (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors [SSRIs]) and clomipramine (a tricyclic antidepressant [TCA]) can allow successful therapy for many animals experiencing conditions such as separation anxiety, thunderstorm phobia, and fear-based aggression.
In some cases, however, use of a single pharmaceutical agent does not provide sufficient anti-anxiety effects to achieve a suitable outcome. When a patient fails to respond to monotherapy with an SSRI or a TCA, clinicians have three options:
1. Increase the dose of the medication if the typical maximum dose has not been reached or if the patient has not shown undesirable side effects.2. Switch to a different drug.
If the first two steps prove ineffective in managing the case, combination drug therapy is a viable alternative. Numerous possible combinations of agents can be used to manage particular cases. In this article, we review the use of clonidine and trazodone in dogs, two medications that are being used more frequently in behavior specialty practices to manage a variety of anxiety-based behavior problems.
Clonidine is classified primarily as an alpha-2 agonist. (An example of another alpha-2 agonist used in veterinary medicine is the injectable sedative dexmedetomidine.) Alpha-2 agonists increase alpha-2 adrenoreceptor activity. The increase in alpha-2 adrenoreceptor functioning results in a decrease in norepinephrine release from the locus ceruleus. Through its activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, norepinephrine is associated with fear-based responses such as increased vigilance and arousal.2 This can impair a patient's ability to relax in stressful situations, especially when triggering stimuli cannot be avoided or controlled. Common examples of this include meeting unfamiliar people or dogs while on walks or when unfamiliar guests enter a home.
Clonidine is also used as an antihypertensive agent. It has a short half-life (7.7 hours in people2), with its effect reducing over four to six hours. Pharmacokinetic data are lacking for dogs.
Indications and dosage
In veterinary behavior medicine, clonidine is most often used as an add-on agent, combined with an SSRI such as fluoxetine or a TCA such as clomipramine. It is usually dosed on an as-needed basis but can be given up to every eight hours. It needs to be administered one or two hours before exposure to an anticipated stressor.
Clonidine is commonly used to treat noise phobias (including thunderstorms and generalized noise responses), separation anxiety, and fear-based aggression with identifiable triggers. Generally, it is an effective agent when increased arousal or reactivity is a concern. Clonidine has a wide dosing range (0.01 to 0.05 mg/kg). It is available in 0.1-, 0.2-, and 0.3-mg tablets.
Keep in mind that no data support the dose recommendations (e.g. oral bioavailability, half-life); the recommendations are anecdotal as well as extrapolated from human data. Thus, close client communication is vital in determining an effective dose without excessive side effects.
Potential side effects
Side effects from clonidine can include dry mouth, ataxia, constipation, and sedation. Exercise caution when using clonidine in patients with existing cardiac disease.3 Starting at the lower end of the dose range and gradually tapering upward can help minimize the severity of side effects.
Clonidine is metabolized by the liver and excreted by the kidneys, so exercise caution in patients with compromised hepatic or renal function. Also exercise caution when using clonidine in patients with preexisting heart disease as it decreases cardiac output.
Clonidine can produce a dose-dependent biphasic response in blood pressure, with lower doses producing central mediated hypotension, but higher doses producing peripheral mediated vasoconstriction and hypertension (alpha-2-mediated). Use of clonidine in patients also receiving agents that affect atrioventricular node function (e.g. digoxin, calcium channel blockers, or beta blockers) may result in bradycardia or atrioventricular nodal block.4
If clonidine has been used daily for an extended period, consider slow withdrawal to diminish the chance of rebound hypertension.


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Objects in mirror are losing.
Under the twin suns of Tatooine, Little Annie Skywalker showed us what young jedi
are made of. In Episode 1, he saves Naboo, captures the heart of the Queen (I
guess he's got a thing for older women), and shows us that a midichlorian infestation
isn't such a bad thing. And somehow he also was able to scare the Jedi council,
play with Jar Jar, and become the Podracing champion in his spare time as Watto's
very privileged slave. What a guy.
Eight years have passed since the events of Episode 1, and like the Olympics,
it's time for another Podracing Championship. I guess we'll see if the French
judge is on Jabba's payroll, too. Hehe.
Naturally, Anakin has returned to defend his title and this time around, there
are plenty of challengers who would gladly take it from him. Get ready Podracing
fans, Star Wars Racer Revenge is about to blast off.
If you've never heard of Star Wars Podracing, let me summarize briefly. Take
a chair, tie it to two big engines and send it off on a hazardous track against
several other racers. Pretty much anything goes, so any racer can eliminate
the competition through brute force. The infamous Jabba Desilijic Tiure (a.k.a.
Jabba the Hutt) [Wow. You know his real last name? You get a jedi
wedgie. – Ed.] sponsors this perilous sport that has become all the rage
in the Star Wars universe.
Like many other racers, Revenge offers a few basic modes. There's Single
Play in which you can practice all of the unlocked tracks, Versus Mode, where
you can go head to head against a friend and up to six other computer controlled
racers, and of course Tournament, which is the real meat of the game. It's obvious
that just enough was done to get this racer off the ground, so you won't find
any unique gameplay modes here. Poodoo.
At least you'll get to race through thirteen cool courses set on planets like
Ryloth, Gamorr, and Mon Calamari. The track design is pretty good, with plenty
of obstacles and shortcuts, but no outside sources come into play. Remember
the Podracing scene in Episode 1? The part of the race where Tusken Raiders
took pot shots at the racers? In Revenge, none of that happens. No Tusken
Raiders, no crazed Gamorreans running around, no wildlife wandering onto the
track, nothing.
Eight racers are initially available for you to choose from, each with specific
characteristics. You'll also go on to unlock a ton of other aliens with over
twenty racers making the final cut. As you win races, you'll gain 'truguts'
that can be used to upgrade your pod in Watto's repair shop. You'll be awarded
additional truguts for any racers you knock out of the race. It's nice to see
this kind of customization in a game that doesn't offer much besides pure racing.
The racing itself is pretty darn good. Controlling the racers is a snap thanks
to simple arcade controls. It won't take long for you to learn how to race like
a pro. Also rockin' Jabba's throne room is a blazing framerate. You'll fly through
each race at top speed and never see a hiccup. Even when things get nasty with
all eight racers onscreen, things continue to run smoothly.
The graphics are generally pretty smooth and colors are vivid. The textures
look good and again, the framerate really makes this baby move nicely.
The game retains the top-quality Star Wars sound that fans are used to, with
plenty of audio tracks and sound effects that seem to come right out of the
movie. Surround sound makes it even better.
Aside from the limited depth that the game offers, Revenge is held
down by its extremely easy difficulty level. I never lost a race in my very
first Tournament. Furthermore, there's no option to increase the difficulty,
so you're stuck running rings around the competition.
Even with its bare bones gameplay, I still have to admit that it's a fun ride
smacking other racers off the track. It's just too bad that there isn't much
game left. Once you've completed Revenge (in one evening, no less), there
isn't much of a reason to keep playing.
Star Wars Racer Revenge is a decent Star Wars racer that just doesn't
do enough to keep you coming back for more. It's like the developers didn't
want to go the distance to make this game great. It's still a great weekend
rental, but even the Jawas wouldn't be able to do much with it when you're through.


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Situated in the heart of Walthamstow, Vestry House Museum presents the fascinating history of Waltham Forest.
The Museum is housed in an eighteenth century workhouse, built in 1730. In the nineteenth century the house was used as a police station and one of the old police cells can still be seen. After various uses, the building was converted to a museum in 1930. The award-winning garden is a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
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Wednesday - Sunday 10.00 - 17.00
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Closed: Good Friday, Christmas Day
Admission is free
The Museum now serves as a centre for the collection, preservation and interpretation of the past and present story of the people of Waltham Forest, where visitors can learn about the long and fascinating history of the changing local community. As well as having a large social history collection of objects, the Museum holds approximately 80,000 historic photographs of the Borough, is the home for the Local Studies Library and also houses the Borough Archives.
Collection details
Archaeology, Architecture, Archives, Costume and Textiles, Fine Art, Industry, Land Transport, Law and Order, Personalities, Photography, Science and Technology, Social History, Toys and Hobbies, Trade and Commerce
Key artists and exhibits
- The Museum holds displays on the development of local industry, the history of costume, the history of local policing and Victorian and Edwardian domestic life in Waltham Forest. One particularly unusual exhibit is the Bremer car. Built locally by a young engineer, Frederick Bremer, between 1892 and 1894, it is one of the earliest motor cars built in Britain and is certainly the first car made in London.
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"Astonishing! Using lengthy takes and exacting compositions (two of her stylistic signatures), [Akerman] encourages us to reflect on how the dancers' bodies give form to Bausch's ideas. — Ben Sachs, Chicago Reader
An encounter between two of the most remarkable female artists of the 20th century, One Day Pina Asked… is a look by Chantal Akerman (Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles) at the work of choreographer Pina Bausch and her Wuppertal, Germany-based dance company. "This film is more than a documentary on Pina Bausch," a narrator announces at the outset, "it is a journey through her world, through her unwavering quest for love." Capturing the company's striking dances and elaborate stagings (a mixture of movement, monologue and narrative elements that drew upon explosive, often painful emotions) over a five-week European tour, Akerman takes us inside their process. The dancers describe the development of various dances, and the way that Bausch calls upon them to supply autobiographical details around which the performances were frequently built. Akerman also shows us excerpts from performances of Bausch dances, including Komm Tanz Mit Mir (Come Dance with Me) (1977), Nelken (Carnations) (1982), Walzer (1982), and 1980 (1980), all recorded with Akerman's singular visual touch. Plus, short subject before the feature TBA!
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What does it mean to have a 10 mm Calcified nodule at the left lung apex?
To determine what to do about your lung nodule, your doctor will take several factors into consideration. Perhaps most important is the pattern of calcium seen in your nodule. If the nodule is densely and diffusely calcified (the entire thing is calcified), it is assuredly benign and is probably due to an old infection from Histoplasmosis, a fungus that lives in the soil in the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys. Other patterns of calcification which assure that lung nodules are benign are lamellar (looking like a target) and popcorn calcifications. Other patterns of calcification cannot assure that a nodule is benign and need further evaluation, which may include anything from repeat scans to a biopsy.
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We wound our way up a rocky cliff-side trail toward Gunsight Pass, which straddles a ragged, 7,000-foot-high ridgeline in the heart of Glacier National Park. Forty mph winds buffeted us, and a severe case of "bearanoia" held us in its grip.
The rangers had suggested Gunsight Pass because it offered stunning views and a relatively low chance of a grizzly encounter. My fiancée and I nonetheless compulsively observed the rules for backpacking in grizzly country. We sang continuously as we hiked to avoid any surprise encounters. We vigilantly watched for bear signs. And, each night, we hung our aromatic "dining" clothes with our food, high above the ground and well away from our tent.
We had also armed ourselves with no fewer than three cans of "grizzly strength" pepper spray. This spray, derived from cayenne peppers, is twice the strength of what cops can legally use on humans. A ranger told us that he once saw the spray used on a charging grizzly, and that the bear looked as though it had run into a brick wall.
Before I headed to Montana, my imagination was fueled by vivid stories of grizzly encounters, giving me some sympathy for my fiancée's already strong fear of grizzlies. But my concern was mixed with an almost obsessive fascination and curiosity: I had backpacked several times in grizzly country, but had never seen a grizzly.
Sarah and I were now hiking above timberline, making our way around switchbacks, slowly climbing into the fierce headwind towards Gunsight Pass. Thick clouds formed a low ceiling just above the pass.
Then, upon rounding yet another switchback, I saw it: a behemoth of a grizzly about 75 yards up the trail from us. This bear was about twice the size of the stuffed grizzly sow displayed at the lodge we'd stayed at a few nights earlier.
"OK, let's turn around and slowly head back down," I said, thinking we'd gain more distance and then, perhaps, watch the bear for a while. As we retraced our steps, Sarah walked directly in front of me. She had not yet seen the bear and did not know how close we were to it. She announced, in a falsely calm tone, "I'm getting my pepper spray ready."
Sarah stopped to un-holster one of her two cans of pepper spray. I looked back to see that the bear was now looking at us. Sarah held the can in front of her and fiddled with the trigger guard. Then, with a deep ffffffffffttt, a cohesive yellow cloud swelled from the nozzle, sitting motionless for a split second before a gust of wind carried it over Sarah's shoulder and directly into my face.
Excruciating pain hit me; I was blinded. It felt as if razor blades were slicing into my eyes and my face had been set on fire. I was beside myself, yelling in agony. And I had no idea what the bear was doing, or what would happen now if it approached us or became aggressive.
Hardly able to speak, I urged Sarah to help me get around another bend in the trail. I wanted desperately to get out of the bear's line of sight. Sarah -- worried that the spray might permanently blind me -- was now distracted from her utter terror of the grizzly. The bear, Sarah reported, had not moved. He was no longer even looking at us. In fact, he had simply returned to eating whatever it was that he was eating.
We struggled down the trail another 20 yards or so. Once out of sight of the bear, we frantically poured all of our drinking water into my eyes and face. The water soothed the intense pain, but only temporarily. I still had difficulty breathing, and I doubled over with convulsions as my body tried unsuccessfully to expel the oily pepper residue.
Sarah watched my pain-crazed behavior in horror. Yet she remained remarkably calm. She began a loud monologue intended to ward off bears, describing how nice it would be to get home, what kind of dinner we would eat that night, and so on. We resumed our descent, ultimately trudging more than eight miles, and reached the trailhead just before dark. We never saw the bear again.
We drove to the lodge that was home to the stuffed grizzly bear. After calling the emergency number on the side of the can, I took a long shower. Eventually, we made our way to the lodge's fireplace, where I relaxed with a much-needed whiskey. Nearly six hours had passed, and the pain had mostly faded. As I set my drink on a table decorated with wrought-iron grizzlies, and stretched my legs on a carpet patterned with grizzly silhouettes, I realized that despite my ursine obsession, the most dangerous creatures prowling bear country don't have four legs. They have two.


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Nashua man arrested for harassing police
August 05. 2014 7:26AM
HUDSON -- A Nashua man is under arrest on a charge accusing him of harassing Hudson police.
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This is not the first time police arrested Dinucci for harassing them. On. Nov. 9, 2013, he was charged with three counts of harassment when police said he again with no legitimate purpose, contacted the police department multiple times between Nov. 6 - 8, 2013.
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Many financial advisors are asked how best to balance paying off a mortgage with other investment commitments, such as generating income for retirement.
Financial planner Sue Neal says it is important not to focus solely on paying off the mortgage while neglecting other aspects of your finances.
"You can put the money directly down on your mortgage," says Ms. Neal, a financial planner with Investors Group in Toronto. "But how quickly could you get at it if a black cloud came over your life? Most people typically tell us they wouldn't qualify to get it back" [if they tried to refinance].
Typical discussions with clients, Ms. Neal says, include when they want to pay off their mortgages and how much that would cost, how much money they can set aside for this goal each month, and how tolerant they are to fluctuations in their investments.
She then runs various scenarios by her clients, including diverting any extra money into another investment, which could yield more return over a given time period - say, 10 years - than their current mortgage interest is costing.
"When the 10 years arrives, then you decide, 'Do I want to take that chunk and put it down on my mortgage?'" Ms. Neal says. "The goal [of paying off your mortgage] has still been met, but in all the years you moved towards achieving the goal, you could get at [your money] quickly if you needed to. The same goals are achieved in the same time period."
Another option is to contribute to an RRSP in order to generate a tax return.
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"If you can generate a higher return on your investments than what you're paying in mortgage interest, you're likely better off investing for the long term and just letting your mortgage pay itself down."
Mr. Strano says it is crucial to assess your pension provision before sinking all your extra money into paying off the mortgage.
"For someone who has the good fortune to be part of a defined benefit pension plan, it might make sense to allocate more of your after-tax income to paying down the mortgage," Mr. Strano says. "You can be pretty certain that that pension is going to be there in retirement."
But people who must make their own retirement provisions should sit down with a planner, he says, and work out how to balance their investments in order to generate an adequate income for retirement.
"If you're putting all your money into your mortgage, you've got this wonderful home that you don't have to pay a mortgage on anymore," Mr. Strano says. "But you don't have enough in savings. The last thing you want is being forced to leave that home because you don't have any other money to generate a sustainable retirement income."


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I thought I'd try something different with pancakes. By different, I mean using some guava paste as an ingredient.
See... there's this restaurant... it's called Cinnamon's and it's located on the Windward side of the island in Kailua. They have some pretty awesome breakfast items. One of those items is a guava pancake.
Although their pancake is literally to die for, I didn't want to replicate it exactly... just draw some inspiration from it.
And this is what I came up with.... and I'm pretty happy with it.
I have never worked with guava paste before, so I was a little unsure. I really don't know what I was worried about, because there was really nothing to be afraid of. Other than it being a little sticky, it was pretty easy to work with.
I not only used the guava paste as an ingredient in the pancake batter, but also as an ingredient in a sauce that you top the pancakes with.
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For the Guava Sauce:
- 1 Cup Guava Paste, Cubed
- 1/2 Cup Water
- 1/2 Teaspoon Pure Vanilla Extract
For the Guava Pancakes:
- 2 Cups Flour
- 1 Tablespoons Baking Powder
- 1 Teaspoon Baking Soda
- 1/2 Teaspoon Salt
- 1/4 Cup Sugar
- 1/2 Cup Guava Paste, Finely Diced
- 1 Cup Guava Nectar
- 1 Cup Whole Milk
- 1/4 Cup Vegetable Oil
- 2 Whole Eggs
For the Sauce:
In a small heavy duty saucepan, heat the cubed guava paste, water, and vanilla on medium/low heat, whisking constantly until the guava paste melts and all the ingredients are combined. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool.
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In a large bowl, sift the flour, powder, soda, and salt. Whisk in the sugar and set aside. In a food processor or blender, add the finely diced guava paste, guava nectar, milk, oil, and eggs. Continuously pulse or blend until well combined, 2-5 minutes. You may still have some guava paste bits in the blended mixture and that is fine. Add the wet ingredients to the dry and whisk until most of the lumps are out.
Heat a griddle on low heat. Spray with cooking spray and pour a 3-1/2 to 4 inch round onto the griddle. Flip the pancake when the surface of the pancake becomes somewhat dry and when most of the air bubbles have risen, about 2-1/2 to 4 minutes on each side. Makes 15 or so pancakes.
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Raptors fall flat, Nets force Game 7
Well, no one said it was going to be easy.
If the Raptors are to get out of the first round, it's going to take them seven games.
They might have done it in six had they actually shown up for the first two quarters on Friday night at the Barclays Center.
But off that first half — short of DeMar DeRozan keeping them in the game with a variety of off-balance and contested jumpers on his way to a 28-point night — none of the Raptors could be remotely happy with their efforts.
Their head coach certainly wasn't.
"I thought they came out in a desperate mood and we didn't," Casey said after a 97-83 Brooklyn win that tied the series 3-3 and forced a Game 7 back in Toronto on Sunday.
"They did what they were supposed to do and we didn't start to play that way until we got knocked down in the second half," Casey said. "That's what the playoffs is about. Your start probably tells you how you're going to finish."
Defensively, the entire Raptors roster was AWOL for most of the first half as the Nets put together a 60-point attack in the first two quarters and took a 19-point lead into the locker room at the half.
The Raps made a couple of stabs at a run in the final 24 minutes, getting what at one point was a 26-point deficit down to 10 with just less than three minutes remaining, but never really threatened the Nets early lead.
After publicly criticizing the officiating following their Game 5 loss, Nets head coach Jason Kidd saw the sting of the $25,000 fine from the league lessened significantly by getting the benefit of the whistle in the first half. He also made a change to his starting five, with Shaun Livingston moving to the bench after starting the first give games.
Livingston, who hasn't had much success slowing DeRozan since Game 1, gave way to former Raptor Alan Anderson, who was a big part of that Nets comeback that just came up short in the fourth quarter of Game 5.
Anderson didn't slow down DeRozan much at all, but he did play a key role as the Nets' won the battle of the boards for the first time in the series, pulling down a game-high matching nine rebounds.
"Normally (Jonas Valanciunas) is a dominant force on the glass, and we're all pitching in wherever we can," Patrick Patterson said of the Raps' rebounding woes. "It seemed like (Andray) Blatche was everywhere. Paul Pierce was boxing us off. Joe Johnson, even the guards were boxing us out and getting rebounds. The more and more we tried, the ball was always bouncing their way."
But it wasn't so much the switch at shooting guard or even the loss of the rebound battle that turned things in the Nets' favour as it was the improvement from the starting point guard.
Deron Williams, who had been rumour for most of Game 5 before he finally got something going in the fourth quarter, was in this one from the opening tip and the major reason — other than the Nets smothering defence — why Toronto will be hosting a Game 7 on Sunday instead of getting ready to open a second round in Miami.
"I thought Deron showed a ton of heart, a lot of grit," Nets' veteran centre Kevin Garnett said. "I would like to use another word, but I can't … He was beat-up a little bit but he sucked it up and got through it and my hat goes off to him. That's our leader and I thought he showed great poise and he gritted through."
Lowry, who has been so consistent this series that you are shocked when something he shoots doesn't find the bottom of the basket, was getting to the paint as he has been all post-season but wasn't able to finish like in the past. Not surprisingly, he was getting a lot of attention from the Nets.
"Two on me at all times," said Lowry, who scored 11. "Making me give the ball up and kick it ahead. But I have to trust in my big men and our other guys that they can do the job if I'm attracting two. I have no problem giving it up."


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The recent protests by some fast food workers� demanding that the minimum wage be doubled is an excellent example of simple mindedness in motion. Also Walmart employees are demanding more pay for low to non-skilled work. I applaud anyone who works and tries to better themselves and no one should consider any job beneath them. What factors determine or should determine the value of your work? If you�ve been in the work force any period of time, you will know what an entry level job is and the factors that determine the value of your work.
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Debate with yourself on the issues. Answer questions posed by those in opposition to your views. You don�t need a business degree to have a general understanding of how businesses work. In the fast food industry the profit margin is very thin, this is why most of them continually run promotions via. coupons and advertised specials on TV. They need the sales volume to remain competitive and stay in business.
Find out how much it costs to buy a franchise and how long it takes to show a profit. The people that invest in a business don�t get a guarantee of success; they are not even guaranteed the minimum wage! A lot of franchises fail within the first two years. Strive to get a basic understanding of cause and effect and enter this into your thought process.
Low to non-informed people are easily led and subject to fall for slogans and rants without substance. Remember that words have meaning, watch for what words are used when anyone is articulating a certain view. You will often find the absence of certain words more telling when someone is trying to convince you of their side of an issue. The weaknesses of any arguments are easily spotted when the opposition reverts to a change in terminology, coining new words and attempting to redefine some words.
Truth is simple and doesn�t require any words that need parsing. Debate is good if it is kept non-personal; honest debaters know when their argument is strong and when it is weak. You�ll know when you�ve made an irrefutable point as the opposition will engage in name calling and derogatory labeling and attempt to change the debate from consequences of actions to your rights. Another tactic often used when an argument is weak is the attempt to win you over emotionally.
We are currently watching a good example of this in the national debate of whether or not we should take military action against Syria. The current administration is going the emotional route by showing a video of the people being gassed to justify a military strike. The case that hasn�t been made is how the gassing in Syria in any way threatens our national security? Another question you may want to ponder; does it make a difference which side is responsible for the gassing?
This is current news and you can watch as it plays out, be informed and develop an opinion.
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Justin Rose set up a chance to capture back-to-back titles by shooting a five-under-par 66 in the Scottish Open at Royal Aberdeen on Saturday to move into a share of the lead with Marc Warren after three rounds.
Rose and Warren, who had a 67, are at 10 under at the warm-up tournament for the British Open, one shot clear of Sweden's Kristoffer Broberg, shot a 68.
Nearly three weeks after winning the Quicken Loans National at Congressional, Rose has kept up his strong form despite struggling with sinus problems.
His round tied for lowest of the day and he had the best back nine of the field, a 31 containing five birdies that was some effort considering it was into the wind off the North Sea.
"Probably my second round at Congressional and this round are two of the best I've played all year," said Rose, whose last victory before Congressional was the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion. "I felt like I got it close to the hole many times out there, which on a links course is hard to do.
"I'm on a nice little run right now. To keep it going would be fantastic."
Warren, who held a three-shot lead midway through the third round, is looking to avenge a final-round collapse at his home Scottish Open in 2012.
Rory McIlroy (68) and Phil Mickelson (70) were unable to mount considerable challenges to the leaders and are seven and eight shots off the lead, respectively.
A late ruling took Inbee Park from one shot behind to leading the Women's British Open at Royal Birkdale in Southport, England, the slightest head start in her quest to become only the seventh player to win four of the LPGA Tour's major championships.
Park handled the tough opening stretch with three birdies and shot a four-under 68, giving her a one-shot lead over fellow major champions Suzann Pettersen of Norway (68) and Shanshan Feng of China (69), along with Ahn Sun-Ju of South Korea.
Ahn appeared to be the player to chase after what she thought was a 69 for a one-shot lead. She was summoned to the rules trailer, where officials determined she used her left foot to build her stance in a pot bunker left of the 18th green. Ahn was assessed two shots and her par turned into a double bogey. Her 69 became a 71. And she went from a one-shot lead in the final group to having to make up ground against Park, the LPGA Tour's reigning player of the year.
Park is at four-under 212, though a dozen players are within three shots of the lead.
One of them is Charley Hull, the go-for-broke English teenager who made nine birdies early Saturday for a tournament-best 66 that suddenly put her into contention to become the youngest major champion in LPGA Tour history. She is at one-under 215.
Also in the mix is Mo Martin, the 31-year-old former UCLA player done in by a four-hole stretch on the back nine that sent her to a 77. She also was at 215, along with former U.S. Women's Open champion So Yeon Ryu. Defending champion Stacy Lewis had a 70 and was three shots behind.
Gene Sauers shot a three-under 68 on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead in the third round of the U.S. Senior Open in Edmond, Okla.
Sauers had a 33 on the back nine to take control at Oak Tree National heading into the final round on Sunday. He is at seven under for the tournament.
Colin Montgomerie, Bernhard Langer and Scott Dunlap are tied for second at four under.
Langer, who has dominated the Champions Tour all season, was solid, but had several potential birdies lip out during his even-par 71. Marco Dawson, who shot a 76 on Friday, rebounded with a 69 on Saturday and is tied for fifth with Jeff Sluman and Vijay Singh.
Brian Harman had two eagles in a six-under 65 on Saturday that gave him a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill.
Harman's solid performance got him to 17-under 196 for the tournament at TPC Deere Run. Three-time winner Steve Stricker is alone in second, one stroke better than Scott Brown heading into the final round.
Tim Clark, Jerry Kelly, William McGirt and 2012 champion Zach Johnson are three back at 14-under 199. Clark shot a 64 to move into contention.
The 27-year-old Harman has never finished better than third on the PGA Tour, but he played quite well in the third round. The lefty hit 17 greens and 12 of 14 fairways.
Harman bogeyed Nos. 12 and 18, the latter by missing the green with his approach. His eagles came from 30 feet on the par-five second and from 47 feet on the par-five 17th. Stricker finished strong for a seven-under 64. He had his streak of bogey-free holes end at 24 with a five at the par-four 11th, but rallied for birdies on the last two holes.


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No sign of Scott Brown in Senate debatesBy DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
June 15. 2014 10:35PM
When Republican candidates for U.S. Senate Jim Rubens and Bob Smith debated at the Bedford Public Library in April, they differed on some issues but were unanimous in their criticism of their opponent, former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown, who was not present.
Brown can expect more of the same on Wednesday night, when the Merrimack Business Association hosts a debate among senatorial candidates, again without the front-runner.
The scenario could repeat itself in July when radio station WGIR in Manchester hosts its GOP primary debates, and again in August, when the Exeter Republican Town Committee, the Rockingham County Republican Committee and the Seacoast Republican Women host a Republican candidates debate.
An organizer of the Exeter event said that as of Thursday, all of the Republican congressional candidates, the two gubernatorial candidates, Rubens and Smith had accepted the invitation — everyone but Scott Brown.
"We've received the invitations and are reviewing them at this time," said Brown's communications director, Elizabeth Guyton, who confirmed that Brown will attend a candidate forum hosted by WMUR on June 20, and the WMUR/Union Leader GOP Primary Debate on Sept. 4 hosted in cooperation with the Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College.
The Nashua Area Federation of Republican Women had hoped to host a debate on June 23, but according to organizer Lenette Peterson, a state representative from Merrimack, the event had to be cancelled after Brown declined to attend.
"Unfortunately only three of the four candidates would commit and because the fourth one wouldn't, ticket sales weren't going anywhere," she said. "No one wants to hear three-quarters of the slate."
A fourth candidate, Karen Testerman, dropped out of the race Friday.Peterson said notices went out to all the campaigns in March.
"Three said 'yes' right away," she said. "The fourth dragged his feet, wouldn't get back and all of the sudden they said, 'Oh, we're booked.'"
A stark contrastThe fact that all the candidates in the GOP primary for U.S. Senate have yet to appear on the same stage together stands in stark contrast to the last time New Hampshire had a contested Senate primary.
By this time in 2010, candidates Kelly Ayotte, Bill Binnie, Ovide Lamontagne and Jim Bender had debated six times, with six more to go before the primary vote.
"He's playing it as if he has already won," said David McCray, chairman of the Merrimack Business Association and a former Merrimack town councilor, of Brown's absence from the debate schedule so far.
McCray said he sent Brown a link to the reports on Virginia Congressman Eric Cantor, the second-ranking Republican in the House of Representatives, whose defeat at the hands of an upstart candidate rocked the GOP last week. "I would like to reiterate that the invitation for Senator Brown to attend the June 18th Senate Republican Candidates Forum in Merrimack continues to be extended," he wrote in the email.
McCray is angry at the way his business group was treated by the Brown campaign. An invitation to the June 18 Merrimack event went out to the candidates by registered mail on April 23. In early May, McCray learned that Brown would not be attending, not from Brown's campaign but from a Union Leader reporter.
Offer rescinded
McCray offered Brown the opportunity to meet with the business association at a later date, but rescinded that offer when he learned that Brown had attempted unsuccessfully to schedule an editorial board meeting with the Nashua Telegraph on June 18.
As of Thursday, Guyton could not say what Brown would be doing on June 18, but continued to allude to an unspecified "previously scheduled event."McCray said the invitation for Brown to attend the June 18 is still open.
"We will have a seat on the podium for him if he is able to make it," he said.
Will that empty seat still be there if Brown is not?
"That's not our game," said McCray. "That's grandstanding and taking away from the other candidates. But we're not going to give him protected status if people want to make comments about him. Just because you decide not to show up doesn't make you a sacred cow."
The winner of the Sept. 9 primary will face Democrat Jeanne Shaheen.


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