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the news again, accused of d.w.i. after police say he caused this accident in rochester. good evening, i'm tom griffith. jean: i'm jean mackin. kyle tasker was out on bail on several charges at the time of the crash and now he's free on bail again. wmur's suzanne roantree is live in the studio tonight with our top story. reporter: because of this latest arrest, the rockingham county attorney has now filed a motion to revoke kyle march arrest. prosecutors say he violated two conditions, good behavior and consumption of alcohol. rochester police say shortly after getting a call about an e erratic red nissan on route 125, they got a report of a three-car crash at 125 and chesley road. police say two cars were it a red light had the nissan driven by tasker slammed into the second car that had had stopped, causing a chain reaction crash. >> it was initially reported
injuries and fluids leaking. e.m.s. went out, but everybody refused treatment on the scene. so there were no injuries. reporter: tasker is free tonight on $1,000 cash bail for the d.w.i. arrest and is scheduled to be arraigned on november 14. but that could change if he is taken into custody for violating his first bail. we reached out to tasker for comment, he has not responded. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: tonight a charged with negligent homicide after police say he caused a deadly chain reaction crash while under the influence of drugs, it happened on 111 in salem. wmur's cherise leclerc live in the studio now with more on the charges he now faces. reporter: that man, todd gurley, not only faces the negligent homicide charge, but also accused of driving under the influence of drugs and trying to hide heroin in his car.
the first place when he allegedly crashed into a car, causing it to swerve head on into another vehicle being driven by david bouchet, whose wife was in the passenger seat and died from her injuries. >> your honor, the state has a number of significant concerns as far as danger goes. reporter: gurley had been driving on a suspended license that was revoked in september of last year. the state is asking that gurley be held on $65,000 bail, and follow strict guidelines and keep posts to that bail. >> that he be drug and alcohol-free, that he stay away from and have no contact with david b bushek, one of the aled victims, that he not drive a vehicle wild this matter is pending. reporter: the deadly crash happened tuesday afternoon. >> mr. gurley's vehicle made contact with the front passenger side corner of that vehicle. the contact forced the vehicle
of travel, cross the double yellow lines where it hit head on a vehicle that was heading east bound. reporter: david bushek was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries including a wreck en femur. dorothy bushek was pronounced dead. police allege that -- >> they saw a number of different signs of impairment including him having tongue, it's alleged that he tried to conceal drugs that were in his possession. reporter: gurley's attorney maintains that her client is not a flight risk. a third driver involved in the crash was taken to the elliott with serious injuries. i'm cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. jean: a driver is in the hospital with serious injuries after a fiery crash in meredith. it happened around 9:30 this morning on eagle lent road near
seen here which witnesses say burstinto flames. a helicopter took 66-year-old man of sanborn on the to the hospital. >> based on the investigation and the statement of the operator, he last his brakes coming down batchelder hill road and struck a big rock. jean: police say he broke self bones in the crash but is expected to be okay. tom: the retrial today in boston, he murdered two men from massachusetts and one from new hampshire back in 2001. he was granted a new trial for his sentence only after the judge learned a juror lied about her background. wmur's kristen carosa has more from boston. reporter: the jury heard opening statements today during this retrial. the jury will decide if sampson gets life in prison without the possibility of parole or the death penalty. 57-year-old gary sampson is back
ago for killing two men in 2001. >> it's really hard because it's not something i want to listen to again, i've heard it before. >> it's like a flood of memories coming back and we're going through this again and i still don't understand why. reporter: mike and scott are family members of two men who sampson murdered in massachusetts. >> it's hard for all of us. we've been through this. it's been 13 years now since he's been convicted and we gotta go through this all again? it's tough for every single one of us. reporter: during opening statements federal prosecutors named the two victims, philip mccloskey and jonathan rizzo. prosecutors say sampson carjacked the cars of the two and then murdered them in massachusetts. both of which are federal crimes. they also mentioned robert whitney who sampson was separately convicted of killing at a lakeside home in meredith, new hampshire. prosecutors want the death penalty for sampson, saying he murdered three innocent people
prison without parole. the defense is arguing that sampson had excessive head injuries growing up which affected his decision making. >> they are trying whatever they can try, to generate sympathy for this guy, and i don't know any of us who have not fallen down the stairs or bikes, we didn't have helmets and we didn't turn ought this way. >> first trial i could have sworn they say he fell off a ladder, now it's down the stairs, so i don't know where they get their information. time. reporter: family members of whitney were also in court but declined comment. the trial will resume tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. in boston, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: we're turning our attention now to commitment 2016, and it could be a critical night on our debate stage. for the candidates for u.s. senate. jean: in our latest poll it is a dead heat between governor
ayotte. wmur's political director josh mcelveen is live with a preview of with a we can expect tonight and a big night, josh. josh: no question about that. you got to hand it to new hampshire voters. hassan and ayotte have been campaigning at a break neck pace for more than a year, money has flowed into new hampshire for this race to the tune of 100 million, roughly, by far a new hampshire record. national parties paying a lot of attention to this. they know the balan outcome of this race, all that said, 40% of the electorate according to our latest poll still undecided. no rush to judgment here, but it's safe to say that the debate tonight is a very high stake debate. there are a lot. undecided voters out there, but obviously kelly ayotte and maggie hassan do have loyal supporters and a lot of them are gathered right now outside st.
adam is standing by. reporter: yes, right now outside the new hampshire institutes of politics, it's all ears as the dedicated partisans of governor hassan and senator ayotte make a lot of noise. as you noted this race is quite high profile. it could decide the balance of power in tustles senate. one of the unique dynamics in play of this race is how the top of the ticket has affected everything that's gone on. both candidates have been buffeted by the political winds generated by donal t hillary clinton. the hassan campaign is trying to tie senator ayotte to drp at every turn, and senator ayotte has revoked her endorsement. now ayotte has tried to tide governor hassan to hillary clinton as she's had to endure more of the ongoing e-mail scandal. a most unusual dynamic to have both candidates suddenly saddled
to sift through the this debate and coming up at 6:00 you'll hear from all these folks about what they want to hear in tonight's debate coming up at 6:00. live outside the nhiop, i'm adam sexton. josh: no question it's been a delicate dance of distance for downballot candidates deal with unpopular candidates at the top of the tibet. but tonight it's all about the candidates themselves, and the issues facing new hampshire and the and we'll be live streaming it on wmur.com as well, and dean speliotis will be doing comments on the debate on our facebook page as well. we'll check back in with you again at 5:30 with the director of the institute of politics for this is take on this. for now back to you. tom: okay. we have word of big upcoming vis it's in support of the race for
hampshire tomorrow, with three stops planned. while her father donald trump has visits planned for both friday and again on monday. friday he'll hold a rally at the atkinson country club and then on monday he'll return apparently for the last rally of the campaign, hold a rally at the southern new hampshire university in manchester, that's just hours before granite staters go to the polls. jean: then chelsea clinton will be visiting new hampshire friday in keene and hanover. president obama will be in the state on monday, campaigning for hillary clinton. tom: the campaigns are also taking no chances in these final days that maybe a state could flip. reporter: elections are won or lost in the swing states, and tonight we take a look at five battle ground that could make a difference. no state is perhaps more
votes, the campaigns have practically camped out there. >> we are going to win the great state of in. and we are going to win back the white house. reporter: trump has to win florida to win. to are clinton, it is something that is an expendable state. reporter: another big battle ground, north carolina with 15 electoral votes. that state is getting extra scrutiny with an emergency hearing wednesday on charges of suppression. they say three counties improperly purged voter roll itself, disproportionately targeting blacks. >> it is unjust, it is immoral, it is sinister and it is shameful. reporter: lawrgs for the state say they are following existing statutes. ohio is considered a must-win for trump, and most predictions put it in the tossup column. electoral rich pennsylvania considered a likely win for clinton. but trump believes he has a chance there.
pennsylvania, if trump wins pennsylvania, it's probably going to be a very difficult might for clinton. reporter: an unexpected fire wall for clinton, arizona. the his for country republican strong hold could offset losses in the midwest. and that's one reason krn has been spending money there and will be from tonight with just six days to go. a new cnn-orc poll today has trump leading clinton by five points in arizona, and an emerson survey has him ahead by jean: let's see how your ride home is shaping up, we'll start with live pictures looking over 293. tom: peggy james joins us live with a look at the evening commute. >> good evening, tom and jean. we do have a report of a rollover accident in manchester, this is at grove and hall streets that we just got in.
we've had had backups from windham all the way up to derry. still seeing pock nets the wind ham stretch, and again northbound through londonderry. 293 no major problems getting through the mill yard today and 93 north in hooksett is going smoothly, good in concord. everett turnpike north slow north between 10 and 11. spaulding turnpike has heavy traffirt earlier accident on the high level bridge causing some delays between portsmouth and kittery. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. tom: a suspect in custody after two officers ambushed in a washington. >> these guys were gunned down sitting in their car doing nothing wrong. jean: the new details we're learning about the suspect including his past
josh j.: dry and mild today, but that's about to change, a check on my forecast which includes cooler air and rain. >> another milestone in the progress towards cleaning up drinking water at pease. i'm jennifer crompton with reaction to the announcement, just ahead. >> coming up at 6:00 he nearly died a year ago during a pushup test for the army, tonight this family is celebrating after the army had a change of heart.
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tom: tonight a man believed to have killed two iowa police officers in ambush style attack is in custody. jean: police say the suspect shot both officers while they were sitting in their cruisers. right now he's being questioned but has not been abc's lauren lyster has the latest on the investigation. reporter: the man police believe ambushed two police officers in iowa now in custody. police identifying 46-year-old scott michael green as a suspect. green surrendering to state officials the morning in a rural area west of desmoines. >> it's a great sense of relief not just for us, obviously he was targeting police officers, but it's a sense of relief for the community. reporter: just hours before
reporter: two police officers shot and killed, separately, in the suburbs of desmoines, while in their patrol cars. according to police, the attacks occurred about 20 minutes apart, beginning at 1:06, the first officer justin martin, shot while sitting in his car on patrol alone. the second, st anthony bominio killed while responding, also found shot in their car. >> they were gunne their car doing nothing wrong. reporter: the shootings of officers on duty are up dramatically this year by 48%. attorney general lynch reacting today. >> we are determined to hold to account anyone who targets police officers simply because they have the courage and the selflessness to wear that badge each and every day. reporter: at this point the suspect is being questioned, but hasn't yet been charged. on the trail today, tim kaine
because of the tragic shooting. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. jean: following this deadly fight in iowa, one woman's act of kindness to an officer on duty is going viral. take a look. >> i want you guys to be hydrated. and i want you to go home to your families because i want my dad to come home to me, and i want my friends to come home to me. and i'm sorry, and i'm here i don't know -- i will be praying. jean: after a nice long hug, the woman said a final thank you and walked away. josh j.: it was a warmer one out there today, milder conditions
made it into the 60's or very close to it. if you didn't hit 60 you were likely in the 50's. 64 in concord. and right now we're still in the 60's in plenty of locations, not quite as warm as it was. so we're about 10 degrees above average or normal for today and we're going to see that translate into a milder night as well as there's warm air in place and there will be clouds around as well. so that will trap the winds actually right now, mostly coming in out of the southwest, as you'd expect with a milder day. comparedded to yesterday at this time, here's how much warmer we are. anywhere from 5 to 15 or more degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. there is some rain on the way this month, of course a brand new month, so no rain yet this month, but since september 1, 9.2 inches of rain in concord, that is 1.65 above normal.
way, we're still down about 6.5 inches for the year. but at least we're making some progress. some parts of southeastern new hampshire not quite as good a picture as concord where they keep records, but at least it gives you a starting point idea. clouds and sunshine back and forth is what we saw today. but things are about to go much more cloudy and wet over the next 24 hours. as this area of rainfall is pushing in our direction, it's an area of low pressure riding along a cool front on the other side of that air. and things get cooler and chillier for the foreseeable future as you can see the cold front begins to push on in. i'm not talking about extreme cold, but cooler than we have been. future cast thickens up the clouds and during the overnight hours especially in central and northern new hampshire. when you wake up tomorrow many of us will see rain right from
southeastern new hampshire where it may take longer to the rain to penetrate. but as you can see from future cast here, some downpours embedded within that area of shower activity are likely and then some scattered showers tomorrow evening. we go into friday with the skies clearing out, cooler though, and breezy, and that lasts right into and through the weekend. so a milder night tonight in the 40's just about everywhere, but tomorrow will be back to about average for this time of year with those showers around. and we take a look ahead the next seven days you especially compared to the 60's of today. but overall the weekend looking dry and sunny with some flurries possible at any time in the mountains. otherwise temperatures largely in the 40's to near 50 degrees. jean: thanks, josh. a local hero is hanging up his hiking boots. tom: up neck how the man leaving mount washington saved hundreds of lives. and at 5:30. >> bringing voters together after a bitter presidential
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tom: there is a job opening at mount washington, but the person who takes this position has some big shoes to fill. jean: in tonight's escape outside, paula tracy looks at the life saving legacy of a
reporter: mike has spent 40 years working on the top of new hampshire's highest peak. but this yeek he retired as the manager of the mount washington state park. as a technical rock climb, advanced e.m.t., building handy man and state park employee, he knows the mountain better than almost anyone else and has helped rescue nearly 1,000 people from its slopes. fish and game officials say pelshot can often reach victims in minutes, hours it would take other crews. that can literally save a life. he has also had to make hard calls when to call off a rescue. he has experienced 172-mile an hour winds and temperatures of 46 below zero. he has also seen plenty of four legged climbers like this porcupine that wandered onto the top of the mountain. he doesn't plan to stay still in retirement. besides hiking and ice climbing on his own, he also plans to be
for much more on his career and the job he leaves behind, go to the escape outside section of wmur.com. paula tracy, wmur news 9. jean: wow. nearly 1,000 rescues. amazing man. tom: hardly retiring i'd say. a narcan study complete. jean: coming up, the recommendations a special commission just released. >> if you thought you missed out on your chance to navigate your way through a corn maze in fall more shot. we'll show you where in the next narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, and cut workers' hours so he wouldn't have to provide health insurance. colin van ostern went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager. then a top executive at college for america. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. real success is helping others get ahead.
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and i approve this message. tom: now at 5:30 a guilty plea in a manchester murder best friend about the loss he suffered. jean: plus the new step to clean up and protect drinking water at the former pease air force base. josh j.: so far this week we've been dry, but that's about to change, when to expect the drops to fall. tom: in commitment 2016, the challenge of bringing voters together after such a long and attack-filledded presidential campaign. >> no one covers new hampshire
tom: emotions poured over today in a manchester courtroom as 33-year-old drew morris was sentenced for a 2015 murder. welcome back, i'm tom griffith. jean: i'm jean mackin. the shooting took place at morris' apartment just a few hours after he first met the victim. wmur's andy hershberger was in court today and is joining us live with the story. reporter: drew morris has taken responsibility for what he has done and he's that the victim's family and friends are feeling. it was a chance meeting at a local convenience store that ultimately led to gunfire and death. drew morris pleaded guilty to second degree murder today for killing raymond drake, something the victim's friends and family are still trying to understand. >> we've all now tried to get on with our lives as best we can. but there will always be a deep hole in our hearts left from the
>> it appears these were two complete strangers who met that night and the defendant asked the victim mr. drake to come back to his room, and have some beers together and at some point there was an argue expult that's when the defendant reacted with violence. reporter: prosecutors say three shots were fired with the fatal wounds to drake's neck and chest. morris initially said it was self defense, but when con fronted with the physical evidence like how the victim's body was found seated in a care, he >> i am sorry that my actions led to the death of mr. drake. during this case i've had the chance to learn more about mr. drake. if i had to do it all over again, i would have done things differently. reporter: he was sentenced to 25 years to life, but five years can be taken off under certain conditions. >> i think rehe degrees what happens very much and wishes obviously for the sake of his life as well as mr. drake's life that things had happened
going to be put away for a long time. i would hate to see anyone else ever go through the pain, sorrow and devastation that you have caused. >> drake's mother was in court today, but she had no comment. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: tonight the air force is moving forward with plans to clean up and protect drinking water over at pease. higher than acceptable levels of pfc's were discovered in a well there in may of 2014. as reports, while monitoring will continue for those already exposed, people say making sure future water is safe is good news. >> anything cooking, anything that's given to the children is from the bubblers until they can tell us that there's no pfc's in the water, which they're working on right now. reporter: the owner of the day care on the pease trade port switched to bottled water two and a half years ago when one of three wells on the former air force base was shut down because of higher than recommended
the air force nunesing plans for two large scale treatment systems coming as good news. >> i'm glad they're taking even more steps in treating for the future of the water, so i think it's great. reporter: one system will treat a former firefighter training area. the other will treat ground water under the actual air field. both places where firefighting foam containing pfc compounds was used by the air force. >> certainly, and it speaks to the long-term treatment of the aquifer out there. reporter: the city of portsmouth pleased at the progress as it continues with its own plans assuring the drinking water remains safe now and in the future. >> so we have carbon filters on that system right now, effectively since september on the harrison wells, and pending will be a design and treatment for the drinking water system.
approve the plans, its systems expected to be bit next year. jean: the state group studying narcan says the availability of the potentially life saving overdose antidote needs to be expanded. the commission to study narcan voted unanimously to support the interim report, it calls for additional training on how to use narcan and to make information available that encourages drug users to seek help from first resnd tom: it's a big night on the debate stage over at the institute of politics. jean: josh mcelveen has a look at the race. josh: i'm joined by the director of the institute of politics. you've been in politics for a long time, most of your adrult life. have you ever, let's start here,
it. >> this election has been like nothing we've ever seen before, almost every day there's a new story that has changed the theme and at the end here we have two presidential candidates -- josh: you have two candidates on stage tonight who obviously had had that dance of distance with the top of the ticket candidates. so much attention, so much money has been spent on this race. how big is tonight's debate a >> the center owe senate race is huge, it's very important. we have two very talented candidates. what they say tonight in this 60 minute debate could really change the direction of the country for the entire country. josh: so many undecided voters, this could be what decides it for who ever comes out on top. >> absolutely, this is a pivot
will be watching. josh: all right, thanks very much, neil. we're now about 90 minutes away from night two at the granite state debates and it is a biggy. the u.s. senate debate between ayotte and hassan at 7:00. back to you. tom: thanks. after months of heated debates, attack ads, twitter wars, the 2016 election campaign will soon come to an end. but how will the next president unite a divided electorate? the challenge for the next commander in chief. reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton talk about bringing americans together. >> i will be a president for all of our people. >> if you don vote for me, i still want to be your president. >> donald thinks belittling women makes himming bigger. >> she's been proven to be a liar in so many ways. >> american politics is always
reporter: some analysts say political divisiveness is part of the fabric of democracy and sometimes compromise doesn't pay off. >> if you're a politician and you actually reach out to the other side, guess what can happen, you can get hit with a 30 second ad and a primary opponent saying you are not pure enough ideologically. >> we've got to break through the gridlock and the dysfunction that has unfortunately marred swamp of corruption in washington d. c. reporter: the next president could face a divided congress with democrats possibly taking back the senate and republicans keeping the house. >> if you don't like the gridlock of the last six years, you're going to be upset with getting more of that. reporter: experts say to find common ground the new president will have to be receptive to the other side. >> what you need to do if you become president is to think about what is motivating the
them in to your policies. reporter: recent polls show both trump and clinton with unfavorability ratings of of more than 50%, making them two of the most unpopular candidates in u.s. history. jean: one company is helping its employees pay their student loans. up next we'll tell you who is handing out more than $1,000 a year. tom: and a new look at how many people will be hired this holidayso yorp and there's more beneficial
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he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. tom: here's your video of the closing bell provided by the new york stock exchange. by the way, interest rates remained unchanged t points. some concern over the election. the s&p down 13, the nasdaq fell off 48 points. the dow now under 18,000. tonight staples is the latest company planning to start to help its employees pay for college. >> the office supply chain is giving an extra $100 a mob to help some workers pay tuition or student loans. each could get as much as $3600. right now the plan is only being
employees who are on the business sales team. now hiring signs are popping you all over with the holidays in sight. retailers are expected to hire nearly three quarters of a million seasonal workers this year, according to industry surveys. topping the list for those expected to hire the most, macy's and j. c. penney. tom: with less than a week to go before the nation picks a new president, gun sales are once again ruger reported a 66% increase compared to profits from last year. some enthusiasts fear more gun control may be contributing to the spike in sales. jean: coming up at 5:00, in ports it's a huge night for baseball fans, huge game 7 of the world series. jamie staton has the big new hampshire connection in tonight's game. >> coming up at 6:00 tonight a
drug and other charges arrested again. the car crash that ended with kyle tasker back in custody. and the red hot u.s. senate race front and center tonight in our granite state debates. we'll have a preview of what to watch for as kelly ayotte and maggie hassan take the stage. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of
jamie: this was one of the big shots by the cubs last night, a grand slam by addison russell. chicago rolled to the 9-3 win over the indians in game 6. so the world series will be decided in game 7 tonight in cleveland. dartmouth college graduate kyle hendricks is the starting pitcher for the cubs. >> this is the moment you dream about, game 7, bottom of the 9th, but it always game 7 in the world series. so when we get there tomorrow i'm just going to embrace the opportunity like i have the rest of t like any other game, simple thoughts, same odd thing. jamie: much more on game 7 tonight at 6:00. no al horford tonight, the big guy took a hit to the head in practice on monday, he has entered the nba's concussion protocol. boston does get marcus smart back in the lineup, he's been out with a sprained left ankle. college football this weekend, this is what we are bringing your way.
sorry, syracuse. and under the lights, nebraska and ohio state. tom: i know where i'm going to be. thanks, jamie. it's time now for weather wednesday. jean: we're visiting elwood orchards in londonderry where the corn maze is still open for the weekend. mike haddad is joining us live from there tonight. you're not lost, are you, mike? mike: no, but it's very easy to get lost. but the drought has had a major impact on the height of these corn stalks, so instead of being up there at so i think you can see around easier. we are on, at elwood orchards, we're with the brother of the owner, nice of you to have us. >> thank you. usually this corn is anywhere from 10 to 12 feet tall. this year you can look over a lot of it and some spots you can
lead to. so it's still quite a challenge. mike: it's fun to walk through here, you still have achers and acres. how large is it? >> 14-acres. mike: how long does it take to plan it and get it set up? >> excluding the wait for the corn to grow, it takes approximately three weeks, that's the prepping of the soil which takes three or four days. takes three or four days to plant and it then we've got to wait for the corn to germinate before we can plan out the route. mike: and you still have time. on your check list and you want to get out there to a corn maze and you said oh, all the soccer games, kids activities kept me away, you've got one more shot. tell us about the hours this weekend you're open. >> we're open from 8:00 to 6:00 on sunday though we will be closing probably around 5:00. so the last people will go in at 4:00 because of the change of time. mike: a beautiful sunset here earlier, but of course that
mike: you've got one more shot to get lost, navigating through 14-acres of a corn maze here in londonderry. this is the weekend that we fall back. but what else will be fall out of the clouds here over the next 24 hours, josh is here with a look at the next seven days. josh j.: yes, we'll take a look at this and hope you find your way back to the studio, mike. we've got odds on about 7:00 tonight. here's a look at the last seven days in concord, because today was a lot warmer, of course, it's been in the 40's to low 50's today. concord ma to 64 degrees out there. so with those mild temperatures you were able to get outside with a thinner jacket for sure. still hanging onto those temperatures in the upper 50's and lower 60's at the moment. and regionally it is also certainly cooler, warmer out there as well. you look to the west and to the east, everybody joining in on this. farther south, new york city in the lower 70's.
for those folks there. but certainly a warmer day in general for the northeast. but that is about to be erased, as clouds and rain showers are on their way in. here's a look at them as they crack along a cool front, and as that front rolls through tomorrow we could see a couple of downpours as well as times of off and on rain showers. the other side of the front a lot cooler for friday and through the weekend. but the weather calms down quite a bit as well as this cool air mass comes down from canada and northern parts of the will slowly be streaming in as we go through the nighttime hours. if you're the central and northern parts of the state, even southwestern new hampshire, a chance to see a couple of showers overnight. early tomorrow morning, more rain, rocking ham county, southern stratford county, it may be later in the more than for some of you.
evening. but still leftover scattered showers. certainly plan on the umbrella, and cooler conditions too by about 10 degrees, right around average for this time of year. then as we head into friday, look at the clearing that moves on in. couple of snow showers can't be ruled out in the mountains. a nice day on friday, but cooler and breezy. lows tonight in the 40's. so that's pretty mild compared to the last few nights. but one last mildig some cold nights will be returning. southern new hampshire tomorrow, because it takes longer for the rain to reach you, those temperatures may get higher. everyone necessary the lower 50's and some 40's. there's a look at friday and cooler conditions, breezy but plenty of sunshine, those temperatures falling in the afternoon, starting off probably with the highs in the morning hours. then look at the weekend, we fall back, that looks fine. cool but sunny.
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jennifer: now at 6:00 a new charge for former state represent kyle tasker, why his arrest after this crash could land him back in jail in a different criminal case. >> it's like a flood of memories coming back and we're going through this again and i still don't understand why. tom: relatives of the men killed
death penalty sentence thrown out. josh j.: the recent dry weather comes to an en shortly, a check on when it arrives in new hampshire. jennifer: and it's one of the most watched senate races in the country, we're just an hour away from senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan in tonight's granite state debate. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: right now charged with d.w.i. after this car crash in rochester. police say tasker did not stop at an intersection, rear ending a car and causing it to hit another vehicle. good evening, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. this is not the first time tasker has been arrested. wurp's suzanne roantree is here now with the details. reporter: rochester police say that tasker's latest trouble started yesterday after they got a call from someone saying a car
driven erratically on route 125. the caller said it was a red nissan. >> swerving all over the road, heading southbound in the area of the spaulding turnpike. reporter: shortly after, police found an accident at the intersection of 125 and chesley road. >> it was a three-car accident, there was a red nissan involved as well. first vehicle had stopped at the intersection for the stop light, send vehicle stopped and the third failed to stop. reporter: police say former state representative kyle tasker was driving that 2009 red nissan, which slammed into the car in front of him, causing a chain reaction crash. >> it was initially reported that there might have been injuries and fluids leaking. frisbee e.m.s. went out. however, everybody refused treatment on the scene. so there were no injuries. reporter: police say tasker told them he had just left a
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Sculptor. Born Westminster. At Mapping Sculpture we learnt that Belt was twice caught up in significant court cases, one of which had the Byron statue at its centre. Belt's former employer, Charles Lawes (sculptor and athlete, 1843-1911) claimed in print that the winning design for the statue was Lawes's and not Belt's. Belt sued and the high profile trial ran for 6 months in 1882. Witnesses included prominent portrait sitters and members of the Royal Academy. Belt won the case but Lawes filed for bankruptcy to avoid payment.
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Domestic violence deaths continue to increase despite the awareness that campaigners are trying to shed on the issue. New figures show that domestic violence orders are regularly breached, and police and welfare workers are pleading with the courts to take breaches seriously.
As recently as this week, one man died and another is fighting for life after a stabbing in Brisbane. Several children were also reportedly at the home in Alexandra Hills at the time of the attack just before the midnight on Tuesday. Police say the dead man is the partner of the wounded man's ex-wife.
"The person that's died was in a new relationship with a 37-year-old female that lived at this address," Inspector Rob Graham said.
Only a few weeks ago, bikie Bronson Ellery, who was covered head-to-toe in prominent tattoos, knocked his former girlfriend, Shelsea Schilling unconscious and suffocated her with a pillow before killing himself on November 11 at his apartment. Ellery then put on a suit and his favourite song before laying down next to her body and ending his own life.
Her mother, Bonnie Markwell Mobbs, has adamantly denied her daughter rekindled her romance with Ellery after he was released from jail for violating a domestic order the 20-year-old had taken out against him. She said that "piece of paper (DV order) doesn't do anything" because an obsessed former partner would continue to commit breaches.
Ms Schilling took out a domestic violence order against Ellery in September 2015. He breached it within weeks and continued to visit Ms Schilling's workplace unannounced and peer into the windows of her parents' home.
A Brisbane bank worker who crashed his car into the garage of his ex-girlfriends home southwest of Brisbane before dousing the house in fuel and setting it alight has died in hospital. During the incident, de Graff's 23-year-old de facto partner, April Lane, her 48-year-old mother and two 18-year-olds locked themselves in the home's bathroom before making a miraculous escape.
Police believe the incident was a case of domestic violence.
All three cases occurred in Queensland in the month of November alone.
Domestic Violence Deaths Exacerbated by Breaches in DV Orders
New figures show that one in every three domestic violence offenders on the Gold Coast and Logan is breaching their protection order. For the first time, new crime statistics show the extent of the problem as the number of orders broken in the region jumped more than 30 per cent in the past year.
Families of murdered victims and concerned MPs fear the domestic violence orders are "worthless pieces of paper", giving no protection from serial offenders like bikie Bronson Ellery.
The number of first-time breaches jumped from 642 to 1001, more than 450 offenders broke their protection order twice, 233 three times, 128 on four occasions and 324 ignored it at least five times.
Men equated for 1822 of the 2145 breaches, but the number of female first-time offenders jumped from 118 in 2014-15 to 183.
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Police and welfare workers believe violent offenders are quick to test a domestic violence order within weeks of appearing in court and it is at the point of a potential first breach where tough action must be taken.
Domestic Violence Deaths Increase by 40% in NSW
In New South Wales, the number of domestic violence deaths continues to increase. There have been 32 homicides related to domestic violence across NSW so far this year, compared with 23 homicides at the same time last year.
Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said that represents a 40 per cent increase in domestic violence incidents that results in death.
"These are more than just statistics, these are people's lives," Mr Scipione said. "These are people who are dying in our streets and we need to make sure that we're doing all we can."
Mr Scipione added that, in some cases, community members were aware of a history of violence in a home but had reservations about contacting police.Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence, Pru Goward, said there needs to be a cultural shift to encourage bystanders to play an active role in preventing domestic violence.
"It is a crime, we just have to start treating it as a crime," she said.
Paid Domestic Violence Offered by More Organisations
Seventeen leading Australian companies, government organisations and a university have reviewed their paid leave policies as part of a joint push to tackle domestic violence and gender inequality.
The 17 include Goldman Sachs, Qantas, Deloitte, Commonwealth Bank Australia, ANZ, Deloitte, ASX, KPMG Australia, Rio Tinto, Telstra, McKinsey and Co and the Australian Army. Paid domestic and family violence leave was found to be a powerful symbol of commitment to supporting people experiencing violence.
"As a practical support, financial security can make the difference to whether a woman remains, escapes, or returns to an abuse relationship," the report says. "Simplifying the approval process for leave helps to make it more accessible for employees."
Of the 1.4 million Australian women who are or have been in an abusive relationship, 800,000 are in the paid workforce.
Nearly half of those experiencing violence report difficulty getting to work. Performance is also affected when employees feel anxious, distracted and unwell. KPMG estimates that by 2021, lost productivity linked to domestic violence will cost Australian businesses $609 million a year.
One in two women who leave an abusive relationship will return to live with the perpetrator, sometimes returning five or more times, research has revealed.
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The research showed the need for innovative models of intervention that allow women and their children to stay in the family home while keeping the perpetrator safely away.
The research investigated a number of innovative models across Australia and England which allow women and children who have experienced domestic violence to remain safely in their homes by excluding the perpetrator and providing a combination of housing, judicial and support services.
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The research advocates for these early intervention and integrated services, but says there is inconsistent service provided in each location and calls for more services to be established nationally.
The authors of the report also call for collaboration between police and support workers to be a formal process and for a common risk assessment tool to be adopted throughout Australia to ensure consistency for women and children experiencing domestic violence.
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Die Sorpetalsperre ist eine der größeren Talsperren in Deutschland und die fünftgrößte in Nordrhein-Westfalen. Seit 1935 staut sie südwestlich von Arnsberg mit einem Damm das Wasser der Sorpe zum Sorpesee, dem tiefsten Stausee im Sauerland. Gelegen im Norden des Naturparks Sauerland-Rothaargebirge gehört die auch kurz nur Sorpe genannte Talsperre dem Ruhrverband in Essen, der insgesamt acht Talsperren betreibt und damit im Westlichen die Stabilisierung und Niedrigwasseraufhöhung der Ruhr vornimmt.

Bau der Talsperre
Die Ruhr bildet einen wesentlichen Stützpfeiler zur Wasserversorgung des Ruhrgebiets, denn die Wasserwerke an der Ruhr entnehmen Wasser aus der Ruhr und reichern damit nach Vorreinigung das Grundwasser an, das anschließend zu Trinkwasser aufbereitet wird. Zur Sicherung einer ausreichenden Wasserführung der Ruhr gründeten die Besitzer der Wasserwerke und Triebwerke 1899 den Ruhrtalsperrenverein (RTV), um den Bau von Talsperren im Sauerland zu unterstützen. Erste eigene Talsperre war 1912 die Möhnetalsperre.

Der steigende Wasserbedarf in den 1920er Jahren mit der Trockenperiode 1920/21 veranlassten den RTV zum Bau einer weiteren Talsperre im Sorpetal. Die Sorpe ist ein Nebenfluss der Röhr, die bei Arnsberg-Hüsten in die Ruhr mündet. Für den Bau der Sperre erhielt die Bahnstrecke Neheim-Hüsten–Sundern ein Stichgleis zum geplanten Sorpedamm. Über ein neu gebautes Viadukt zogen Dampflokomotiven der Röhrtalbahn schwere Bauzüge mit insgesamt über 300.000 Tonnen Baumaterial zur Baustelle, die von 1926 bis 1935 die größte Baustelle Europas war.

Als Sperrbauwerk wurde erstmals in Nordrhein-Westfalen ein Staudamm mit Kerndichtung errichtet, die den Damm in einen wasserseitigen Dichtkörper und einen luftseitigen Stützkörper teilt. Die schlanke Kernmauer aus Beton zwischen Felssohle und Dammkrone stützt die davor liegende Lehmdichtung, die 1996 im oberen Teil durch eine zusätzliche Dichtwand ergänzt wurde.
Im unteren Teil der Kernmauer verläuft über die gesamte Talbreite von Hang zu Hang ein Kontrollstollen. In diesen münden Sickerstränge aus dem Betonkern und der Sohlentwässerung, damit die Dichtigkeit des Damms überwacht werden kann. Der Damm besitzt ein Volumen von fast 3,4 Millionen Kubikmeter. Bei einer Kronenlänge von ca. 700 Meter hat der Damm insgesamt eine Höhe von bis zu 69 Metern über der Gründungssohle.

Der ursprüngliche Stausee hatte ein Fassungsvermögen von 68 Millionen Kubikmetern. Mit einem Ausbaugrad von 230 % war das Speichervolumen deutlich größer als die jährliche Zuflussmenge und gilt damit als extremer Überjahresspeicher. Zur Erhöhung der Leistungsfähigkeit wurde Ende der 1950er Jahre das Einzugsgebiet vergrößert, indem über ein Beileitungssystem Wasser aus den benachbarten Tälern in die Talsperre geführt wird. Damit wurde das Einzugsgebiet von ursprünglich 53 km² auf 100,3 km² ausgedehnt. 1963 durfte das Stauziel um 60 Zentimeter erhöht werden, wodurch das Speichervolumen auf 70 Millionen Kubikmeter anstieg.

Betriebseinrichtungen
Hauptzweck der Talsperre ist die Bereitstellung von Zuschusswasser für den Wasserverbrauch an der mittleren und unteren Ruhr. Die zentrale Steuerung der Wasserabgabe erfolgt durch die Talsperrenleitzentrale des Ruhrverbands in Essen. Daneben dient die Sperre dem Hochwasserschutz, um in Zeiten hoher Niederschläge oder bei Tauwetter mit Schneeschmelze die Hochwasserspitzen zu kappen. Daher muss im Winter ein Hochwasserschutzraum frei gehalten werden.

Obwohl die Talsperre hauptsächlich zur Wasserregulierung geplant war, wurde beim Bau bereits ein Pumpspeicherkraftwerk am Dammfuß errichtet, um die Wasserspiegeldifferenz von 56 Metern zur Stromerzeugung zu nutzen. Eine Kraftwerksleitung führt am rechten Hang zu zwei Francis-Turbinen mit horizontaler Welle mit jeweils 3,6 MW Leistung. Zur Minderung der Abflussspitzen der Turbinen von maximal 16 Kubikmeter pro Sekunde (m³/s) ist ein Ausgleichsweiher am Dammfuß angeordnet, der gleichzeitig als Zwischenspeicher für den nächtlichen Pumpbetrieb dient. Dabei können mit den beiden jeweils 3,2 MW starken Pumpen maximal 8 m³/s in den Stausee zurück gefördert werden. Die laufende Wasserabgabe in die Sorpe wird über eine separate Kaplan-Turbine vorgenommen, die bis zu 3,6 m³/s abführen kann. Das Kraftwerk erzeugt im Jahresmittel 11,5 GWh Strom und wird von der Lister- und Lennekraftwerke GmbH in Olpe, einer 100-prozentigen Tochtergesellschaft des Ruhrverbands, betrieben.

Ein Grundablass am linken Hang gestattet die eventuelle Entleerung, die über ein Ringkolbenventil geregelt werden kann. Als zweiter Verschluss dient ein Gehäuseflachschieber. 1982 wurde diese Leitung einschließlich der Ventile erneuert. Das ausgebaute Doppelventil steht als Anschauungsobjekt am Dammfuss vor dem Kraftwerk.

Am rechten Ufer befindet sich vor der Dammkrone das Hochwasserentlastungsbauwerk. Es führt nicht speicherbares Wasser schadlos ab und verhindert damit, dass die Dammkrone überströmt wird. Über eine 100 Meter lange feste Schwelle wird das Wasser in die Ablaufrinne geleitet, die an der Dammkrone in eine Kaskade mündet. Insgesamt 37 gestufte Becken folgen dem natürlichen Geländeverlauf am rechten luftseitigen Hang und münden nach rund 350 Metern am Dammfuß in einem Tosbecken, das in den Sorpeunterlauf übergeht. Die Längen der einzelnen Becken betragen zwischen 6 und 18 Meter bei einer anfänglichen Breite von 3 Meter. Nach unten hin nimmt die Breite zu und beträgt am Ende 18 Meter. Nach mehr als 80 Jahren Betriebszeit erfolgte seit dem Jahr 2020 eine grundlegende Sanierung der Bausubstanz, um die hydraulische Leistungsfähigkeit und Standsicherheit der gesamten Kaskade aus Bruchsteinmauerwerk sicherzustellen. Als erstes wurde der obere Bauabschnitt bearbeitet und bis zum Jahresende abgeschlossen. Der zweite Bauabschnitt mit dem unteren Teil folgt 2021.

An der Stauwurzel bei Amecke errichtete der RTV ein Vorbecken mit einem Dauerstau, um die im Zufluss mitgeführten Schwebstoffe zurückzuhalten. Gleichzeitig ergibt sich dadurch eine Verbesserung des optischen Eindrucks im Bereich der Stauwurzel, die ansonsten durch die schwankenden Wasserstände stark vom Trockenfallen geprägt ist. Daneben ist ein Vorbecken einfacher zu entleeren und von den abgelagerten Stoffen zu befreien.

Die zentrale Steuerung der Wasserabgabe in die Ruhr erfolgt durch die Talsperrenleitzentrale des Ruhrverbands in Essen. Durch den 1990 erfolgten Zusammenschluss von RTV und Ruhrverband, der im gleichen Verbandsgebiet die Abwasserreinigung für 2,2 Millionen Menschen betreibt, besitzt der Ruhrverband heute acht eigene Talsperren im Einzugsgebiet (siehe Navigationsleiste am Artikelende).

Zweiter Weltkrieg
Im Zweiten Weltkrieg war der Staudamm des Sorpesees in der Nacht vom 16. auf den 17. Mai 1943 ebenso wie die Staumauern der Eder- und der Möhnetalsperre im Rahmen der Operation Chastise Ziel von Bomber-Angriffen. Mit speziellen Rollbomben versuchte die No. 617 Squadron der britischen Royal Air Force mit Avro Lancaster Bombern, den Staudamm zu zerstören. Im Gegensatz zu den Talsperrenmauern an Möhne und Eder hielt der Damm den Angriffen stand und wurde nur wenig beschädigt. Ein erneuter britischer Angriff mit Lancaster Bombern am 15. Oktober 1944 mit zehn 5,4 Tonnen schweren Tallboy-Bomben im direkten Wurf schlug ebenfalls fehl, es entstanden lediglich mehrere Bombentrichter und wenig Wasser schwappte über.

Als Nachwirkung der Angriffe wurden 1951 Wassereinbrüche und Lehmausspülungen in den Sickerleitungen des Betonkerns festgestellt. Sofortige Zementeinpressungen konnten dies deutlich verringern. Als Ursache wurde die Grundablassleitung festgestellt, die vor dem Betonkern aufgrund der Bombenerschütterungen abgerissen war. Dies wurde durch Einziehen einer neuen Stahlrohrleitung beseitigt. Zur Beseitigung sämtlicher Kriegsschäden und Suche nach Blindgängern hätte aber die Talsperre vollständig abgelassen werden müssen. Dies war jedoch im genannten Zeitraum noch nicht möglich, da die Hennetalsperre als zweiter Stauraum im oberen Ruhrtal noch nicht wieder zur Verfügung stand. Erst 1959 konnten diese Arbeiten durchgeführt werden. Dabei wurde auch die Tallboy-Bombe vom zweiten Angriff entdeckt. Am 6. Januar 1959 wurde Langscheid komplett evakuiert. Nordrhein-Westfalens damaliger Cheffeuerwerker Walter Mietzke und Oberleutnant James M. Waters von den britischen Streitkräften entschärften die drei unberechenbaren Langzeitzünder (umgangssprachlich "Säurezünder" genannt) der 3,6 Meter langen Bombe, die 2,5 Tonnen Sprengstoff enthielt.

Route der Industriekultur

Die Sorpetalsperre ist Bestandteil der Route der Industriekultur. Dabei handelt es sich eigentlich um ein Netz von verschiedenen Themenrouten zu einzelnen Bereichen der industriellen Entwicklung der vergangenen Jahrhunderte. Themenroute 12 befasst sich mit der Route der Industriekultur – Geschichte und Gegenwart der Ruhr, in der die Sorpetalsperre gelistet ist.

Seit 2017 ist der Sorpedamm mit seinen wichtigen Betriebseinrichtungen als Baudenkmal eingetragen, sodass alle Erhaltungsmaßnahmen mit den für die Einhaltung des Denkmalschutzes zuständigen Behörden abgestimmt werden müssen.

Freizeitmöglichkeiten
Der Sorpesee bietet Freizeitmöglichkeiten wie Tauchen, Rudern, Segeln, Surfen, Beachvolleyball, Golf, Angeln, Wandern, Klettern und andere mehr, die von vielen Menschen aus dem Ruhrgebiet und den Niederlanden genutzt werden. Das Personenfahrgastschiff Sorpesee steht während der Touristensaison für Ausflugsfahrten zur Verfügung. Auf den anliegenden Campingplätzen befinden sich vier DLRG-Stationen; am Vorbecken (DLRG OG Amecke), Zeltplatz 4 (DLRG OG Arnsberg), Zeltplatz 2 (DLRG OG Sundern) und am Strandbad (DLRG OG Langscheid), sowie auf Zeltplatz 3 eine DRK-Station.

2005 wurde entlang des Westufers zwischen den Ortschaften Sundern-Amecke und -Langscheid der parallel zur Uferstraße verlaufende Sorperandkanal gebaut. Der Kanal führt das oberhalb der Talsperre anfallende Schmutzwasser zu einer unterhalb liegende Kläranlage, um die Talsperre vor Verschmutzungen und Nährstoffen zu schützen. Dabei entstand auf der Trasse ein neuer baulich abgetrennter Rad- und Gehweg.

Siehe auch
 Ruhrverband
 Ruhrtalsperrenverein
 Liste von Talsperren in Deutschland

Weblinks

 Die Sorpetalsperre, Ruhrverband
 Stauanlagenverzeichnis NRW (PDF; 122 kB)
 Sorpetalsperre im Bildarchiv des LWL-Medienzentrums für Westfalen
 Private Bildersammlung zum Dammbau sowie Langscheid in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts
 Private Bildersammlung zum Luftangriff
 Beschreibung aller Standorte auf dieser Themenroute als Teil der Route der Industriekultur

Einzelnachweise

Stausee in Europa
Stausee in Nordrhein-Westfalen
Staudamm in Nordrhein-Westfalen
Geographie (Sundern (Sauerland))
SSorpesee
Erbaut in den 1930er Jahren
Gewässer im Hochsauerlandkreis
Route der Industriekultur (Hochsauerlandkreis)
Bauwerk in Sundern (Sauerland)

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Q: Errors when trying ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ubuntu 22.04 I installed Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on an Acer Nitro 5 AN515-55 with Nvidia Geoforce GTX which worked fine for about 3 months. Yesterday I shut it off; when I powered up again, the second monitor is not recognized. Tried several ideas with no luck, so finally reinstalled the whole thing... After a few tries, I finally got the second display to be recognized by using the X.org driver.
Now when I try to move the display side in settings-Displays, after clicking on Apply, my laptop goes to the start login screen and nothing is changed. I tried to run sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall and see:
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "/usr/bin/ubuntu-drivers", line 513, in <module>
        greet()
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/core.py", line 1128, in __call__
        return self.main(*args, **kwargs)
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/core.py", line 1053, in main
        rv = self.invoke(ctx)
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/core.py", line 1659, in invoke
        return _process_result(sub_ctx.command.invoke(sub_ctx))
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/core.py", line 1395, in invoke
        return ctx.invoke(self.callback, **ctx.params)
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/core.py", line 754, in invoke
        return __callback(*args, **kwargs)
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/decorators.py", line 84, in new_func
        return ctx.invoke(f, obj, *args, **kwargs)
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/core.py", line 754, in invoke
        return __callback(*args, **kwargs)
      File "/usr/bin/ubuntu-drivers", line 432, in autoinstall
        command_install(config)
      File "/usr/bin/ubuntu-drivers", line 187, in command_install
        UbuntuDrivers.detect.nvidia_desktop_pre_installation_hook(to_install)
      File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/UbuntuDrivers/detect.py", line 839, in
        nvidia_desktop_pre_installation_hook
        with_nvidia_kms = version >= 470
    UnboundLocalError: local variable 'version' referenced before assignment

I installed from the same live USB stick I did originally AND updated the system a couple times (With Software updater and with console). Acer's support have not been helpful.

A: Here's a temporary fix until it's officially decided:
(taken from here https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/ubuntu-22-04-1-nvidia-driver-open-kernel-nvidia-driver-515-open-issue/231356)
sudo nano /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/UbuntuDrivers/detect.py

at line 835 change
version = int(package_name.split('-')[-1])

to this
version = int(package_name.split('-')[2])

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An old artigo about my disenchantment of the Robin Scherbatsky/Barney Stinson relationship during the first half of Season Seven.
From an aspiring writer, I looked at the best lines from How I Met Your Mother and used them in a poem. Hope you enjoy it.
artigo on Robin and Barney's relationship por mid-Season Seven.


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There are several reasons why we use zenmaid scheduling software here at Tailor Maid Cleaning. We have tried many different scheduling softwares in the past and we have found that Zenmaid is the ultimate of them all. We have used Service CEO, Housecall Pro, and Jobber. We've come to the conclusion that Zenmaid has them all beat tenfold, and for many reasons.
First: Zenmaid offers automated emails and texts. This is a MUST HAVE if you really value your time as a maid service. Before finding Zenmaid, we used to manually send out all of our texts and emails. Who really who wants to spend their valuable time generating reminder emails that tell our clients when we are coming out, what time we are coming, and which field techs will be sent to their house that day? Also our feedback emails have to be sent out to each and every customer we service after every visit to ensure everyone is happy with the service. It's just part of being a good customer friendly maid service. With Zenmaid you get all of this done for you automatically. In fact Zenmaid is so customizable, you can set it up to send these emails whenever you want. So if I want our reminder emails and texts to be sent off 2 days before the customers cleaning date, Zenmaid makes it happen. It's super easy with Zenmaid. You simply make the template to say exactly what you want, and Zenmaid will plug in the rest. For example if I want to send off a reminder email to Miss Brown, who is on my recurring schedule, then I will simply tell Zenmaid to send all reminder emails two days before Miss Brown gets serviced. Our automated emails and texts are simple and easy. Yet pretty complicated for a software automation. Since we have this set up in the Zenmaid software in the schedule, Zenmaid knows to send this message to Miss Brown exactly when we want it to every time before we go to her home. If the customer sees the message and notices there is an error in her appointment time, etc, she would more than likely email or call us regarding that. You see Zenmaid automatically tells the customer this in the reminder emails and texts. This is one of my favorite features of Zenmaid. And it's only a small part of how powerful Zenmaid actually is.
The Zenmaid automated email and text function also does the same thing for feedback emails. This way we don't ever have to worry about whether or not our clients are happy with the service. So the day after the clean our automated feedback emails go out to the clients we serviced the previous day. You don't get that kind of customization with every service software. The best part about this whole thing is, if you want something else in your automated emails and text that Zenmaid doesn't have, you can simply request to Amar, the owner of Zenmaid, that his team put in a special request for your reminder emails and texts, and he will do it without a doubt. This, my friends, is an extremely rare find. Up until finding Zenmaid, I had yet to find a scheduling software that had the possibility of changing things to suit your needs. Amar with Zenmaid, however will. You won't get this kind of service with anyone.
Amar and the Zenmaid team is a one of a kind find that simply does not exist anywhere else. As a matter of fact, when we first started using Zenmaid, what really sold us on it was the convenience of the automated emails and texts. Another great selling point was the fact that all of our team members can log in with their own email and passwords and view their schedules right from their smartphones. This saves a lot of time, not to mention paper and ink.
When we first started using Zenmaid I asked Amar if he would put in a calendar picker, with a dispatch view to make it easier to see our schedule from a glance of the screen. And what do you know, Amar and his team made it happen! I simply couldn't believe it when they went live with this whole new calendar view, along with a new calendar picker which takes you to whichever day on the schedule you want to go to with the click of a mouse. Zenmaid runs with a total of 3 different scheduling views. The first is the Calendar View, which breaks down all of your jobs for the day, month, or week, depending on which filter you want to apply. They have List View, which breaks down all of your schedule in a list going down the screen customer by customer. You can apply which filters for the timeline you want it to show. You can apply the filter to show just for the day, the whole month, the whole year, or all the appointments you have ever made in the software. I like using this to see which customers need to be paid out. You can simply pay out a customer with the click of a mouse, by clicking the paid button.
Then last but not least, the Dispatch View. This is the view I was referring to in which I had requested Amar to add into the software. It is simply my favorite view, and for several reasons. It's simply a gridview of all of your appointments for the day. On the left side of the screen it shows all your team members, or field techs. Then it shows what jobs they are doing for that day, showing the time of the appointments in a bar. It shows how long the field tech will be at each job, going over to the right, hour by hour. For example: if you had a field tech with 2 jobs on them for that day, it would show the field tech's name on the left side of the screen, then it would show a green colored bar showing the customer's name and info on in, going however far right to the screen that the jobs last for, then the next job. And it of course shows the exact length of the job, and what time it ends. The next bar will show the next job they have, and so on and so forth, showing the customers name and info, and showing how long the job lasts for. Of course if you have a big job that day, it will display the number of techs assigned to the job, for however many hours they are scheduled for. So if I had 3 techs on Miss Brown's house for 3 hours each, it would show on all 3 techs for 3 hours, being a 9 man hour job. What's great about all of these views is you can click on the job, and it will show all of the job details. You can set this up exactly how you want it to look with Zenmaids custom fields. You can customize this to almost anything you want it to say. Using dropdown boxes, text boxes, and checkmark boxes.
Zenmaid has one of the best support teams in the industry, all right at your fingertips…everyday. They run on intercom, which has an instant chat feature right at the bottom of the screen. If you ever run into any trouble, have questions about how to use the software, or if you simply want to make a suggestion to the team, you can chat with them instantly with this chat option. I can't count how many times I had a question about something and all I had to do was simply click on the chat bar, and ask someone on the support team. They get back with you instantly and respond to answer any questions you may have. They can help with just about anything related to Zenmaid. They are super supportive and extremely attentive. I simply can't believe how easy Amar made it to get help with just about anything. No other scheduling software has this much help to offer. As a matter of fact, no other software comes close to the support team Zenmaid has. You won't ever be lost with Zenmaid. They are always there for your convenience, and are always willing to help you if you don't know how something works. When we first started using the software, Amar and his team actually imported all of our customers into Zenmaid to get us started. There again, I simply couldn't believe it when logging into the software the next day to see all of our customers already there, ready for us to start booking our schedule in. If you think all of this is good, your in for a treat because this is only the beginning with Zenmaid. It goes so deep, I could talk about all the features it has to offer for days.
One of the most favorable features zenmaid has to offer is there reports. Zenmaid breaks down for you every single factor of how you run your maid service, from how much revenue you have coming in, to how you got your revenue from your leads. Zenmaid has a reporting feature that allows you to run custom reports that can tell you exactly what's going on with your business. Let's say I wanted to see how much revenue our company was pulling from the last 6 months, I can simply go to Zenmaid's reporting tab and choose which dates I want to see how much income we had coming in. It breaks everything down for you in a chart. It also calculates your total revenue, how many appointments you did, all of your unpaid appointments, and even your payroll. Yes you heard right, I did say Payroll. Zenmaid can even run your payroll for you as well. You can choose to run your payroll in hourly wages you pay to your employees, or you can run your payroll in revenue share, for some of those who pay their team members in percentages. It even goes as far as telling you exactly how much your net pay after payroll is. You can run this report anytime you like, to see exactly which day to which day you want. If I wanted to, I could run our report for the whole year, or simply for the month.
Zenmaid even has a nifty tool called marketing maximizer. I can run this report to see exactly where my leads are coming from, and where I am gaining my customers from. This way I know exactly what is my main marketing source. From facebook, to google, to yelp, to instagram, as long as you have these as an option in your custom fields, which I will go more into a little later in this blog post, you can see the breakdown of what marketing source is making me the big bucks, and what marketing source is a waste of time and or money. This is a hugh feature that will protect the assets of your company. Being able to see this is a game changer in investing your money into leads and marketing dollars. Zenmaid even has a report you can run by making a custom field. If you wanted to make a custom field and run the report on that as well, Zenmaid offers this option too. This is an amazing feature simply because Zenmaid is so customizable, and it's important to be able to run a report of your own making.
Zenmaid has made the most powerful maid service software tools, and this is one of the main reasons it functions so well. You are actually able to make your own custom fields based on however and whatever you want Zenmaid to show you. The way it works is you have 2 base custom field tabs you can create. A Customer Custom Field base, and an Appointment Custom Field base. You can make these custom fields in boxes, using dropdown selection boxes, text boxes, or checkmark boxes. It has actually got a pretty simple functionality to it. You simply name your custom field…whatever you want to call it. For example: I could make one called "Point Of Entry." Then you choose what type of custom field you want it to be, a dropdown box in which you can make the options for the dropdown to choose from, a text box to write in whatever you want, or a checkbox, to simply check whatever you want to check based off your options. Here's another example: If I want to make a Custom Field for an appointment, I would start by making the first one called, "Point of Entry", then I would choose to make it a dropdown selection. I would make the selection to be Let In, Key Under Mat, Door Unlocked, Door Code, and so on. Then you can choose where exactly you want it to be placed, in the top of the Appointment Custom field list, 2nd position, 3rd position, and so on. It's all just preference based on how you book your jobs. Once you make all your Appointment Custom Fields, you can make your Customer Custom Fields. It works the same way the Appointment Custom Fields works. You can build it by naming it, and then choosing if you want it to be a dropdown box with your different options, a text box you can write whatever you want in, or a checkbox of your different choices you want to choose from. There is no limit to these custom fields. You can make as many as you desire to record whatever info you want in the Zenmaid software. This is what makes Zenmaid so special. You can customize it to your own liking. Once you finish making your custom fields, you are ready to book your jobs. Whenever you add a new customer to your contacts, you can add whatever info you want based on what kind of custom fields you made for your Customer Custom Fields. Then once you have your customer in the system, you will be able to schedule a job out of it. This is where your Appointment Customer Fields comes into play. However you wanted to make your Appointment Custom Fields, you will be able to record all the info you want about you appointments.
This is basically Zenmaid in a nutshell. Of course I didn't cover all of the features of Zenmaid, however I did cover all the main ones. I also covered how this software works, and what makes it work so well for Maid Service owners. If you have any questions at all about how this works, visit www.zenmaid.com, and ask Amar and his team for a free 14 day trial. My friends over at Zenmaid will be more than happy to explain anything I may have left out, or any other questions you might have about Zenmaid. If you are looking for the ultimate maid service scheduling software, simply put, Zenmaid is you answer!
Another reason why Zenmaid is the ultimate maid service software is because of it's online facebook community. Whenever you get started with Zenmaid, you will be invited to this huge facebook community where all Zenmaid users live. From the newbies, to the pros in the maid service industry. They are all here. You can post anything you want about maid service stuff. Questions you may have, input you may have, or if you just simply want to log in and take a look at what other maid service owners have to say about everything in the game. It's all right here, at the tips of your fingers. You can't go wrong with so much advice and fresh, new ideas. No matter if you are new to the maid service game, or you are simply a mastermind, everyone is here in the online community chatting 24/7. I go here all the time to post new ideas, ask questions, or simply see what all the newbies and pros are talking about. The great part about this is, Amar, the owner himself, is extremely involved in this great community. I post all the time here and Amar almost always comments back on what I have to say. I also love how so many people are involved in this. It's great to see everyone on the same team here, to help each other when in need, or to simply blow off some steam after having a bad day in the maid service line of work. There is a host of every situation imaginable in this enlightening and fun community. You are never alone when you sign up with Zenmaid. There is always someone there to help you, whether it be a maid service owner using Zenmaid software, or Amar and his team themselves to answer your questions, comment back on your posts, or to simply see how you are doing. This is the place for anything maid service under the sun. Zenmaid has it all when it comes to the tools you need to succeed with a maid service. All I have to say is if you haven't hopped aboard the Zenmaid train express yet, you are missing out on one heck of a ride.


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Q: Battlefield 4(PC) expansion packs, cant get into servers The issue I'm having is that, every time i try to play a multiplayer game, on most servers ill get a "legacy operations expansion pack required" or a "nightops required" etc. Now to be clear, i purchased a "league pass" or whatever you want to call it when BF4 first came out so i should own all of this already.
Even still, i click on the "get legacy operations" button and the "get nightops" button to see if theres anything i have to download but there isnt anything.
Aside from weapon kit shortcut packs, or battlepacks(gold silver etc), i own everything and the download page literally says "you own this"....
so im pretty much stuck. Not sure how to proceed. Can anyone help. thanks

A: I'm trying to recollect how I worked around this.
When Origin shows that I have indeed purchased said expansion pack, I right-click (or click the "Play Now" button) on that expansion pack icon which opens a new browser tab for me.  At that point, joining a server works for me.


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CrossFit has championed the "just get work DONE" attitude from Day One.
CrossFit.com has featured a free workout of the day EVERY SINGLE DAY since 2001. There's no sales pitch attached, no "click to sign up", no "buy our advanced program." Just: try this.
Like most of you, I just tried CrossFit on my own before I ever sought a coach. On the date of my first CrossFit main site workout, I'd already been a fitness coach for over a decade. I did pretty well–I thought–and then did very poorly the next day. For a little while, that was enough; but then I started seeking tips to get better.
I found those tips on CrossFit.com, too. Free videos, pictures and articles–thousands of them. 40-page downloads for $20 per year. I built my first boxes using the free templates in the Journal. I bought a set of rings from EliteRings.com because their founder chimed in on the CrossFit message boards.
Following that example, I've shared almost 100 free templates with other gym owners over the years. As my skill in creating SOPs has grown, I've shared them on several different sites, including this one (other sites still offer outdated versions of my old staff contracts, coaching handbook and other worksheets.) I do it because I believe in the DIY mentality: try it yourself. Get your hands dirty. THEN ask for help.
I believe in the value of coaching, to be sure. I get coached in weightlifting and CrossFit, and I coach others in business. But I also believe–strongly–in trial and error. Mistakes are critical to success.
You should know how to change the tires on your bike, the oil in your car, and the pictures on your website. If you don't, you're at the mercy of salesmen.
Should you build a website from scratch? Maybe (click here to read how I did it.) Then, when you hire a professional, you'll know what you're buying. Should you rotate your own tires? If you're not too busy. But you should do it once, at least, or you'll never understand the real value of the service.
These days, I buy my boxes. I know how long it would take me to build them, and the cost of lumber, and I can decide to pay for them from a position of knowledge. I buy my websites from Liquid State Design (and recommend them.) But I've built several myself, and know exactly what's involved. If my site has problems, or I have a great idea, I can just do the work right away.
There are tons of free templates on this site. Some even have instructions. Go ahead and use them. They won't make you an expert, but they'll give you a wrench. Get your hands dirty. Until you're ready for mentorship, don't be scared to DIY.


If successful, Telegram could easily set the stage for similar moves by China's WeChat and maybe Facebook's Whatsapp.
Pavel Durov is not a big guy, but in the world of crypto, he's a giant. Durov is the Russian developer behind Telegram, the encrypted messaging service preferred by the stateless techies in love with blockchain and anything Bitcoin. He lives in self-exile after a run-in with the Russian government. The Russian intelligence service is still after his encryption keys. His app has been restricted in Iran. Has had run-ins in Indonesia over Muslim terrorist messaging that got Telegram blocked for a while last year. He's earned a certain cache among the crypto crowd: Durov versus the Mullahs. Durov versus Putin. Durov for decentralized power and privacy rights. And so it is no wonder that when Durov says in a mere whisper that he is going to raise money in an initial coin offering (ICO) to fund a new Telegram project, no doubt people come running, cash in hand.
"No company with such a huge audience has ever held an ICO. Durov stands out here. His confrontation and non-cooperation with the Russian government adds an additional value to him to investors," says Igor Pugachevsky, former product developer at Waves in Moscow, now developing his own augmented reality company called Hyperlens.
There are various, unconfirmed rumors floating around that Telegram has already raised $3.8 billion in its pre-sale, which gives early entrants a discount on Telegram's TON coin. Russia's Vedomosti business daily said that a venture firm that was investing in the ICO noted that some are already offering their pre-sale purchased tokens at a 20% to 30% premium to would-be investors once this thing closes. The TON coin, which stands for Telegram Open Network, would be used for making purchases via Telegram on their own blockchain.
Durov is known to be intensely private and has been quiet on TON. Telegram did not respond to requests for comment.
In Russia, industry pros and seasoned money managers are already piling into Telegram. It's not cheap. The minimum limit for the first round is as high as $20 million for outsiders and $500,000 for "friends." Because of its brand name recognition, Telegram's ICO is not the garden variety crowdfunding model. It's more like a global roadshow, with wealthy investors from Asia, Europe and the U.S. all willing to bet that Telegram's estimated 200 million users will start using their Telegram Open Network wallets, buy TON coins and spend them on goods and services on the app.
"WeChat and other messengers have already proven that they are more than a means of communication. You can buy tickets, you can pay for stuff on them. This is a whole new era for instant messaging and Telegram is going to be the benchmark," says Andrian Galkin, co-founder and COO of Storiqa, a Russia-based blockchain company in the retail space. "Ethereum has a market cap of $85 billion. Telegram's coin will sell for $1.33 and has greater potential, I think," he says.
Telegram's ambitious plan is to create a fully-fledged crypto-economy, with TON able to rival the likes of Bitcoin, Ether and Litecoin. If successful, Telegram could easily set the stage for similar moves by China's WeChat and maybe Facebook's Whatsapp. They have the largest crypto enthusiasts network on the planet, adding buzz to the process without their quasi-iconic CEO having to discuss it openly with the market.
"This team could have easily raised equity from top-notch venture capital but opted for the libertarian approach of creating a decentralized economy that cannot be controlled," says Shelly Hod Moyal, a Goldman Sachs alumna and now CEO of iAngels, one of Israel's biggest cryptocurrency investment firms. She participated in the TON capital raise. She says that Telegram's estimated 200 million monthly users and its $2.55 billion ICO cap is in admittedly high for a blockchain company, but Telegram is more than that. "They're in the ballpark of similar assets," she says about pricing.
Whatsapp was acquired by Facebook for $22 billion with 465 million monthly active users and zero revenue. Tokyo-based messaging app, Line, had an IPO valued at $5.5 billion. Viber was acquired by Rakuten of Japan for $900 million in 2014 and had half of Telegrams monthly user totals.
Telegram is a turning point for the sector. As Durov made his money imitating Facebook with his social media company VKontakte, other messenger apps may copy Durov and go the way of crypto, at least as a means for raising money. Most messaging apps are cash negative.
"We are at a pivotal point, in a new economy with new paradigms," says Boris Akimov, a founder of Russian food retailer LavkaLavka. "In this new world, there is no need for mediators. Any business has access to money in a faster, simpler way than before and that is the paradigm that Telegram is entering as we speak. They have more chances to succeed at this than anyone else," he says. "Durov created a global network of people who are connected via Telegram. They trust it. Money is also about trust. Telegram has the perfect foundation for issuing its own token."
Others think Telegram is a harbinger of things to come for existing companies to utilize the ICO market. Wall Street, take note. The ICO has already proven to be a worthy competitor to traditional venture capital. It may become a competitor to investment banks who help companies with initial public offerings.
" Telegram's ICO is a sign for other well-known companies to issue tokens to raise money instead of doing an IPO," says Storiqa's CEO Ruslan Tugushev. "Pavel is showing that even firmly established companies can expand and go global with an ICO."


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