happens when you run for office, Martin, 71, said Wednesday. can say I happy, but I always said I didn believe in term limits. When the voters want to get rid of me, they can. year, voters in Aroostook County sprawling House District 1 chose a small business owner and political neophyte, Allen Nadeau, to replace Martin. The vote was 2,142 to 1,854.Maine Republican Party Chairman Charlie Webster, who recruited Nadeau to run against Martin, said the vote had less to do with Martin and more to do with Nadeau.normal circumstances, if you recruit the right candidate, you win, Webster said. said (Nadeau) would be a perfect candidate. was a change from some past elections, when Republicans didn even bother running a candidate against Martin.Democrat Emily Cain of Orono, the outgoing House minority leader who won a Senate seat Tuesday, said it became clear in the last few weeks that Republicans were determined to oust Martin this year.loss is proof that Republicans ran on politics of personal destruction, she said.While Republicans were targeting specific incumbents like Martin, Democrats were winning big across the board, Cain said.Martin said that the hardest part of his loss: He won get to be in the majority again.have some relatives who will say, you can do your own stuff rather than focus on others, he said. I spent my career helping people. reign as speaker of the House from 1975 to 1994 is the stuff of legend. It was largely because of his power that Maine enacted legislative term limits.He found a way around those limits by jumping to the Senate for four terms and then, when his time there was done, jumping back to the House. Now many lawmakers do the same thing to stay in politics.While Martin didn have the title of a legislative leader in recent years, he remained the Democrat most revered by members of his party and reviled by opponents. And even Republicans respected Martin for his unmatched knowledge of parliamentary procedure.Rep. Kenneth Fredette, a Republican from Newport who won re election Tuesday, sought out Martin when he was a freshman lawmaker two years ago. They served on the powerful Appropriations Committee together.was willing to teach young legislators about the process, regardless of party, Fredette said. there were times when John got his ire up and could be vocal. That was just his style. is a throwback politician. He not shy about getting into the mud, or slinging it. His career is filled with stories some substantiated, some folklore of political wrangling.He once demoted a co chairman of the Legislature Taxation Committee in the middle of a session as political payback. One of his campaign aides in the 1990s was convicted of ballot tampering, but even that didn derail Martin career.Despite his history of controversy, Martin was considered a bridge builder. He had victories, notably in passing legislation that created the Land Use Regulation Commission and in ensuring that House committee members had the same power as their Senate counterparts.Kenneth Palmer, a political scientist at the University of Maine, said Martin legislative record is unrivaled in state history.followed him, but I think he raised the power of the Legislature, Palmer said.Martin also has been a talent evaluator for the Maine Democratic Party. Rep. Mike Michaud when Michaud was in the Legislature. He helped groom Pat McGowan and Libby Mitchell, both of whom ran for governor in 2010, and more recently he has been a confidant of Sen. Troy Jackson of Allagash.Above all, Martin knew how to represent his constituents in Aroostook County.were always reports Eagle Lake has the nicest roads around and he gotten projects approved there that a lot of other lawmakers would like to have in their district, said Doug Hodgkin, a retired Bates College political scientist. helps you get re elected. Andre Cushing of Hampden, the outgoing assistant House majority leader, who, like Cain, was elected to the Senate on Tuesday, said it was only a matter of time before Martin was defeated.no disrespect to him; he has always represented his district well, Cushing said. I think the Democratic Party of the 1970s and 1980s, when he was speaker, is not the same as the Democratic Party of today. I think some St. John Valley residents might feel like the party has drifted. said Cushing political action committee, Respect Maine, spent heavily on negative campaign ads against him. Cushing said the PAC did focus on that race, but not exclusively.will be strange not to see him in Augusta come January, Cushing said. he stayed longer than perhaps was wise. may be too early to talk about Martin legacy. Air Jordan 14 Sport Blue ,Air Jordan 10 Powder Blue 2014 Air Jordan 10 Cool Grey Air Jordan 10 Charlotte Bobcats Air Jordan 3 Infrared 23 Air Jordan 3 Wolf Grey Air Jordan 6 Carmine 2014 Air Jordan 10 Cool Grey Air Jordan 3 Wolf Grey Air Jordan 6 Brazil World Cup A: As a Medicare and Medicaid diabetic shoe supplier in Colorado, there are provisions for shoes to be supplied to individuals with diabetes. Since MedicAID is a joint federal state funded program for the indigent that is run by each state, there can be variations in the benefits provided in each state. 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But those pedorthists that do focus on the supply of diabetic shoes feel that their expertise is more focused on footwear than the other practitioners. Since one of the major reasons for using diabetic shoes to prevent foot complications that lead to amputation is foot deformities (bunions, hammer toes, claw toes, elevated toes, overlapping toes, collapsed arches, very high arches, etc.), it is very useful for the supplier of diabetes shoes to have fitting inventory on site. One can measure a foot and bring out a shoe size and style that should fit . . . . and the toe box rubs an elevated toe. So the practitioner needs to go try a half size longer or a size wider. Those suppliers that order in one pair of shoes based on measuring can find that the shoes ordered are not right. There is some debate as to how important fitting inventory (complete size runs in 3 widths of three different lasts (shape of shoe) is to accurate fitting. 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But the proposal has won limited support from Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, with spokeswoman Sarah Johnson saying they could benefit business in the city by making it easier for people to find a space. The council claims that the move is necessary due to a significant' increase in traffic and the fact the 2,000 plus street parking bays are always packed. Coun Neil Swannick said demand had continued to rise and the new action was necessary to ease congestion. He said: "In recent years, we have seen a significant increase in the volume of city centre traffic and we have had to rethink the parking strategy in the city centre. "We have identified evenings and Sundays as posing a particular problem, where single yellow lines and short stay bays are being used for extended periods, which in turn leads to traffic problems in the city. "We want to free up the short stay bays and help the movement of traffic, which will ultimately ease congestion in the city centre." Manchester currently makes about 1.5m a year from street parking although the cash can only be used to improve the service or pay for transport and environmental improvements. The council has been repeatedly criticised over the cost of parking in the city centre since announcing in 2002 that meter ticket prices were to nearly double from a maximum 1.20 an hour. Free parking on Saturday afternoons was scrapped in 2003. Matt Hardman, of the Forum of Private Business, said: "Any scheme which extends the hours that people can be charged for parking will discourage people from driving into the city centre. "As Manchester tries to push forward its late night shopping revolution, it makes little sense that the council is discouraging shoppers with these changes." Simon Ashley, leader of the Liberal Democrat opposition on the council, said: "This is not about congestion. It is all about money." Mr Stringer said: "This will be economically damaging to the city unless there is an extraordinarily good case." The council will not make a final decision on the proposal until the consultation exercise closes on January 26. If you feel we have made an error in a report, or have fallen below our usual high standards, please write in the first instance to: Rob Irvine, editor, Manchester Evening News, Mitchell Henry House, Hollinwood Avenue, Chadderton, Oldham OL9 8EP. Air Jordan 14 Sport Blue Like a frat boy after a long night of boasts and Jager Bombs, the HD DVD format has been on pretty wobbly legs for the last little while, and experts predict that it's only a matter of time before it finally gives up the ghost and collapses in a pool of it's own vomit. Following the recent collapse in studio support for the format and Wal Mart's announcement last week that they'd no longer be stocking HD DVD players, there's little reason for HD DVD enthusiasts to hope for a "puke and rally." 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