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Q. When my mom was a baby, she lived in the building at 501 S. Second St., which abuts the old Fat's Express. With its beautiful wooden staircase, I've always wondered what this building might have been originally. Can you shed some light?
-- G.S., of Belleville
A. Unfortunately, Belleville city directories did not start listing properties by street until the early 20th century, so I haven't been able to find anything about its origins.
However, in 1915, 501 South Richland (as South Second Street was known then) was listed simply as "Michael Mulconnery, boarding," so my guess is that for its two or three decades it might simply have been a fashionable boardinghouse.
That changed about 1922. A decade before, R.E. Duvall, Arthur Eidman and several others founded the Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. By 1923, it had moved from North High Street to where your mom would spend her early years. Then, in 1935, it became Triangle Express & Transfer, but remained there at Second and Monroe streets.
During that time, German immigrant Gottfried Hoercher became a stockholder in the company and later got into the moving business himself with his three sons. One of those sons -- Oliver "Fat" Hoercher -- eventually became president of Fat's Express.
According to his News-Democrat obituary, the nickname suited Oliver. At 340 pounds, he had a "prodigious" appetite that saw him eat three times as much as other men and then finish off a meal with an entire pie, according to the obituary.
But, the obit noted, he could do the work of three men and loved to bowl, play baseball and work out at the local Turner Hall. He became president of the Motor Truck Transfer Association and was involved in the Belleville Fans Association, which operated the old Belleville Athletic Field at Cleveland and South Illinois streets.
For many years, the Hoerchers' business was listed at their homes on Church and Gass until 1943, when it could be found at 501 S. Second St.. In May 1942, Oliver died at age 41 of complications of diabetes, but Fat's continued until about 1984, when the listing changed to New Era Storage. In 1988, it became a storage facility for Geissler Roofing. Now there's a for-sale sign on the old boardinghouse.
Q. Your recent answer to a "Gunsmoke" question made me remember something I've always wondered about: Amanda Blake (Miss Kitty) left the show before it was canceled. How was she written out? Was she killed? Run away with a tall, dark, handsome stranger? Killed when the Long Branch burned down? Well?
-- C.F., of Belleville
A. If a star left a hit show now after 19 seasons, he or she might be the centerpiece of a weeklong series of two-hour episodes as a sendoff. But when Miss Kitty corked up her last bottle of Old Rotgut in the Long Branch, they didn't even get to tell her not to let the saloon doors hit her on the backside on the way out.
Actually, it was understandable. Blake made her decision to leave the show after that 19th season ended. Why? Even she found it difficult to explain. In an interview with Mike Douglas soon after she left (see it on YouTube), she said she loved the show and the people, but ...
"I just couldn't face it anymore," she said. "I was complaining all the time. I was becoming a person I didn't want to be. Here, I'm locked in this saloon all these years. There must be something else out there."
As a result, writers had no chance to do anything special for her final episode on April 1, 1974, her 568th. And, as she hoped, they apparently made no mention of her when the show returned for its final season with "Matt Dillon Must Die" on Sept. 9.
If you're curious, that final show -- "The Disciple" -- saw Matt Dillon get shot in the shoulder by a bank robber. When he realizes he's in for a long recuperation, he quarrels with Miss Kitty, turns in his badge and leaves town to become a drifter. Kitty's last act is to steer the bank robbers out of town when they come around looking to polish Matt off.
In 1968, Blake had become the third performer to be inducted into the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum's Hall of Great Western Performers -- after Tom Mix (1958) and Gary Cooper (1966).
Today's trivia
How many U.S. state capitals lie west of Los Angeles?
Answer to Thursday's trivia: When most people think of national parks, they probably imagine hiking through forests or driving through Yellowstone to see the many scenic wonders. But if you want to see Biscayne National Park in southern Florida, you'd better bring your boat and scuba gear -- 95 percent of its 173,000 acres are covered by water. Established by an act of Congress on June 28, 1980, Biscayne National Park was designed to preserve four distinct ecosystems: the shoreline mangrove swamp, the shallow waters of Biscayne Bay, the coral limestone keys and the northernmost section of the Florida Reef, one of the largest coral reefs in the world. It offers some of the country's best diving and snorkeling.
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Democracy Now! Blog
CV/CM Tour–packed house in Tucson
KXCI and Access Tucson organize a packed benefit on Sunday night in Tucson
Community Voices, Community Media Tour in Arizona
Amy Goodman speaking in Phoenix, Tucson today, broadcasting from Tucson on Monday
Amy Goodman and Robert Scheer at Truthdig Event in LA
Amy speaks with Robert Scheer at an event hosted by Truthdig.com, which posts Amy's column every week.
New Column by Juan Gonzalez: Head of Riverside Church defends Rev. Brad Braxton's $600K annual compensation
The head of the Riverside Church Council is defending a more than $600,000-a-year package for the church's new senior minister–a setup that has sparked a court fight among members of the congregation.
"Torturers Should Be Punished"
The door to justice is open just a crack. After the release of four Bush-era Office of Legal Counsel memos that authorized "harsh interrogation techniques," President Obama said there should be no prosecutions. Though he may occupy the most powerful office on Earth, there is a force more powerful: committed people demanding change. Torturers should be punished.
VIDEO: Amy Goodman & Glenn Greenwald Izzy Award Speeches
Amy Goodman and Glenn Greenwald received the first annual Izzy Award for Special Achievement in Independent Media.
"Pacifica Radio at 60: A Sanctuary of Dissent"
The oldest independent media network in the United States turns 60 years old this week as a deepening crisis engulfs mainstream media.
KUSP supporters sing Happy Birthday to Amy Goodman in Santa Cruz, CA
Amy Goodman and her brother David spoke at a benefit for KUSP, community radio in Santa Cruz, CA. Here the crowd sings Happy Birthday to Amy as she makes her way to the podium.
"U.S. Muslims Still Under Siege"
While Obama was in Turkey this week, he pledged a commitment to "bridge the divide between the Muslim world and the West." Meanwhile, in Tampa, Fl., Youssef Megahed was arrested on charges he had been acquitted of days before. In the murky world of immigrant detention, "double jeapordy," being charged with the same offense twice, is perfectly legal.
Juan Gonzalez on "The Future of the Media in the Age of Obama"
Democracy Now! co-host Juan Gonzalez spoke at the University of Texas at Austin about the future of the media.
"Seattle's Lessons for London"
The police chief who directed Seattle's response to the 1999 WTO protests, now sounds more like one of the protesters his forces tear-gassed. On the G-20 Protest in London, he says, "We're now reaping what we have sown."
"Lessons of the Exxon Valdez"
Twenty years ago, the Exxon Valdez supertanker spilled at least 11 million gallons of oil into Alaska's pristine Prince William Sound. The consequences of the spill were epic and continue to this day.
"Those Hit Hardest Get No Bailout"
Obama has surrounded himself with financial advisers who are too cozy with Wall Street, like Summers and Geithner. It's time to direct the stimulus to the people who need it, to those whose tax dollars are funding it.
"Put Single-Payer on the Table"
President Barack Obama promises health-care reform, but he has taken single-payer health care off the table. In his proposed system, the government pays all the bills, but health-care delivery remains private.
"Obama's Coalition of the Unwilling"
President Barack Obama met recently with the prime ministers of Canada and Britain. The meeting was downsized from a full news conference to a small question and answer session. Are they hiding the growing divide between Afghanistan policies?
"Toxins 'R' Us"
U.S. consumers are exposed to a vast array of harmful chemicals and additives embedded countless products. Industries in the US have fought regulation, while Europe moves ahead with prohibitions against the most harmful toxins.
"Jailing Kids for Cash"
As many as 5,000 children in Pennsylvania have been found guilty, and up to 2,000 of them jailed, by two corrupt judges who received kickbacks from the builders and owners of private prison facilities that benefited. The two judges pleaded guilty in a stunning case of greed and corruption that is still unfolding. Judges Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. and Michael T. Conahan received $2.6 million in kickbacks while imprisoning children who often had no access to a lawyer. The case offers an extraordinary glimpse into the shameful private prison industry that is flourishing in the United States.
"Obama's Afghan Trap"
President Obama held his first prime-time news conference Monday night. When questioned on Afghanistan, he replied, "This is going to be a big challenge."
Democracy Now! is available on Miro 2.0!
Democracy Now! featured on the front page of Miro 2.0's channel guide! Miro 2.0 is a high-resolution way to watch Democracy Now! on your computer.
"Facing Foreclosure? Don't Leave. Squat"
Marcy Kaptur of Ohio is the longest-serving Democratic congresswoman in U.S. history. Her district, stretching along the shore of Lake Erie from west of Cleveland to Toledo, faces an epidemic of home foreclosures and 11.5 percent unemployment. That heartland region, the Rust Belt, had its heart torn out by the North American Free Trade Agreement, with shuttered factories and struggling family farms. Kaptur led the fight in Congress against NAFTA. Now, she is recommending a radical foreclosure solution from the floor of the U.S. Congress: "So I say to the American people, you be squatters in your own homes. Don't you leave."
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
One of the greatest challenges in understanding the situation in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories is getting reliable information. This latest assault on Gaza reaffirms the key role played by the U.S. media in maintaining the information blockade. It also highlights the increasing importance of pressure applied by social networks.
Show for Jul 30, 2014
Dozens Killed in Israel's Worst Bombardment of Gaza So Far
U.N. Blames Israel for Deadly Shelling of School Housing Displaced Gazans
Civilians "Torn Apart" in Deadly Israeli Strikes on Jabalya Refugee Camp
Most of Gaza Without Electricity After Israeli Bombing of Power Plant
26 Peace Activists Arrested at Israeli Mission to U.N. in NYC
U.S., EU Unveil Toughest Sanctions on Russia to Date
Appeals Court Strikes Down Mississippi Anti-Abortion Law, Saving Lone Clinic from Closure
NLRB: McDonald's Can't Avoid Wage, Union Demands Through Franchisees
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Decrying "Brutal Operation Taking Place in Our Name," Israeli Military Reservists Refuse to ServeJul 24, 2014
Professor Ilan Pappé: Israel Has Chosen to be a "Racist Apartheid State" with U.S. SupportJul 28, 2014
MSNBC's Sole Palestinian Voice Rula Jebreal Takes on Pro-Israeli Gov't Bias at Network & in US MediaJul 23, 2014
Amy Goodman on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday, July 25Jul 24, 2014


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In honor of the late, great Joe Falls, it's a Fish Fry Friday ...
There's weren't any franchise-changing players in this year's NBA draft.
That's why the No. 1 overall pick, Anthony Bennett, was such a shocker. Most had no idea the Cleveland Cavs would select him on Thursday night.
The Pistons did the best thing they could with the No. 8 pick in the first round, selecting Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, a shooting guard from Georgia.
KCP, as he has been dubbed by the media already because it's easier than his full name, is what the Pistons need -- a shooter. The 6-foot-5 KPC averaged 18.5 points as a sophomore last season. He was the SEC Player of the Year.
Some fans, of course, wanted the Pistons to take one of a few point guards who were still on the board when it was their time to pick, including Trey Burke, the former Michigan standout.
But the Pistons passed. And for good reason.
First, the Pistons have a point guard in Brandon Knight, a guy they drafted two years ago and still have plans for in this rebuild process.
Plus, many NBA scouts weren't sure if Burke would have the same impact on the NBA level because he's undersized.
And it showed where Burke was drafted, ninth overall by Minnesota and then traded to the Jazz. He wound up slipping there despite being the college player of the year and leading the Wolverines to the NCAA championship game.
Nonetheless, the Pistons did what they believed was best, not going for the popular pick in an attempt to sell tickets.
"Trey is an excellent player, somebody that I know extremely well and am very close to," Dumars said to the media after picking KCP. "But we have specific needs that we had to fill and the draft really doesn't come down to a popularity contest, it comes down to teams tyring to fill their needs.
"So that's what we did tonight. That's the decision we made tonight, that we were going to fill our needs."
Tigers Recent Play Disturbing
Sure, everyone believes the Tigers will the Central Division, mostly by default.
But coming into the season, it wasn't about winning the division, it was about winning the World Series.
On Thursday, the Tigers were swept by the LA Angels and looked bad losing all three at Comerica Park.
Despite their star-filled lineup and stellar rotation, the Tigers don't look like a true contender to win the Fall Classic because of their bullpen.
After a lousy 4-6 homestand, they hit the road for 10 games, starting in Tampa Bay tonight.
This team is too good to play as poorly as they have recently. This will be a telling road trip. Watch it closely.
The news that Kevin Durant is joining rapper Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports means the tide is turning.
And that's a good thing.
Without question, Jay-Z is a force already in the agent game. First, he landed Robinson Cano, a star's star in baseball. And now, Durant, another A-lister.
Not bad for just getting involved in this business not long ago. For sure, agents out there are shaking in their boots. They, too, must be scared they could lose their cash cow as well to see the two stars that just walked to brother-up with Jay-Z.


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From the Tennessean:
A management shake-up at First Tennessee has put a recent Regions Financial Corp. executive at the top of the Nashville office.
Doyle Rippee has replaced Tony Thompson as Middle Tennessee market president for First Tennessee, according to the company's president of banking, Charles Burkett.
Rippee has about 30 years of experience in banking and had been recruited about three months ago from Birmingham-based Regions. He also has experience working as Bank of America's Tennessee president.
Thompson is now the commercial banking manager in Nashville. Meanwhile, Mike Edwards, formerly Tennessee Banking Group president, has been moved to Memphis to be in charge of the Memphis banking market, reporting directly to Burkett.
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Mike Burke
Cumberland Times-News
CUMBERLAND — Fort Hill will welcome a new opponent to its schedule at a new game time, as the Sentinels play host to the Central Tech Falcons, of Erie, Pa., today, 5:30 p.m., at Greenway Avenue Stadium.
The Sentinels (2-0) are coming off a big early-season win over Keyser, 24-7, and have taken the early lead in the Maryland 1A West Region standings, leading North Carroll by a half-point and Allegany by a point entering the weekend. Central Tech, a Class AAA school in Pennsylvania, is classified as a 3A school in Maryland.
The Falcons (1-2) lost last weekend to Slippery Rock, 21-6, losing two first-quarter fumbles inside their 30 that turned into short Slippery Rock touchdown runs. Tech's only touchdown came on a 1-yard run by Calvin Franklin, who rushed for 50 yards on 11 carries. However, the Falcons gained just 88 yards on 26 carries for the game.
The Falcons opened the season with a 52-7 loss to Pittsburgh Obama, and won the following week over East Erie, 36-0.
Head coach Rob Matz is in his fifth season at Central Tech.
In Fort Hill's 24-7 win over Keyser, quarterback Hunter Squires scored two touchdowns and Ty Johnson scored the other one, as the Sentinels took control in the third quarter of a game they led 14-7 at the half.
The Fort Hill defense was the key to the Sentinels' late push, twice stopping Keyser inside the red zone, with linebacker Cody Dolly making two big plays in the third quarter. Head coach Todd Appel also credited interior linemen Preston Bryant, Brennan Carlin, Michael Wright, Cody Arigo, Josh Roberts and Rashaan Shives for helping the Sentinels take control of the game.
Alex Barnes rushed for 87 yards and Dekarai Darr 69 yards.
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The son of Anakin Skywalker, Luke Skywalker began as a lowly farmboy on the desert wasteland of Tatooine dreaming as his father had before him, of a life of adventure and meaning.
Luke's dream would be fulfilled ironically, after he came across the horrific sight of the smoldering bodies of his aunt and uncle, Beru and Owne Lars, who were victims of the Empire. This unfortunate event led the young Skywalker on a journey off of his homeworld with an aged Obi-Wan Kenobi and the Corellian smuggler, Han Solo and his Wookie pilot, ChewBaca straight into the heart of the Empires most deadly weapon, the Death Star. Following the sacrifice of Obi-Wan Kenobi at the hands of Darth Vader, Luke along with Han Solo, Chewie and recently rescued Princess Leia escape from the Death Star and flew to the Rebel Alliances base on Yavin IV.
In a very crucial battle between the Imperials and the Rebel Alliance that threatened the latter suffering the same fate as the poor souls of the obliterated planet Alderaan, Luke joined with other members of the Alliance in trying to destroy the Empires deadliest weapon. Fortunately, through the guidance of the Force, and a little last minute help of Han Solo in the Millenium Falcon, Luke was able to fire his X-wings torpedoes into the Death Star's weak-spot and destroy the moon sized base.
Following this event, Luke became a top member of the Rebel Alliance and began training further in the ways of the Force with Yoda, one of the ancient religion's greatest practioners. However, of all of Luke's many victories for the Alliance, his greatest would have to be when he helped his once lost father, having been transformed into the menacing presence known as Darth Vader redeem himself and fulfill his destiny of bringing balance to the Force by destroying Emperor Palpatine.
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— By CHRISTIN COYNE
PARKER COUNTY – A pursuit that began in Weatherford Tuesday afternoon ended with a two-vehicle wreck on FM Road 51 North and the suspect transported to a Fort Worth hospital.
An officer attempted to stop a red SUV for speeding in the 300 block of North Main Street shortly before 3:30 p.m. when the driver took off, according to Weatherford police.
The pursuit reached speeds of up to 85 mph but was between 65 mph and 70 mph most of the time, according to police.
Traveling northbound on FM 51, the man threw out a clear plastic bag believed to contain an illegal narcotic just north of the city, police said. Officers were searching the area around Stonebridge Drive shortly after the pursuit and located the bag and contents, according to police.
Near Cox Drive, the SUV reportedly attempted to swerve around another northbound car but clipped the vehicle.
A nearby resident said he was outside at the time and saw the northbound SUV strike a black car, which appeared to be slowing as the emergency lights approached.
The SUV rolled several times and landed upside down several hundred feet from where the collision occurred, according to the witness.
He jumped his fence, cut the man's seatbelt and heard him take a breath and moan, the neighbor said.
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Target-date funds splashed onto the 401(k) scene barely half a dozen years ago and now account for more than half a trillion dollars in retirement plan holdings. They are the fastest-growing segment of employee 401(k) holdings, and their continued growth is widely forecast.
The funds took off after a 2006 federal law encouraged retirement plans to provide participants with investment options in which members would be automatically enrolled. Target-date funds automatically adjust their holdings and change their mix of stocks and bonds to reflect the need for their owners to reduce investment risks as they approach retirement.
[Read: Will Your Target-Date Fund Retire Before You Do?]
The funds are offered in five-year series keyed to when owners turn 65, and fund managers have adopted consistent years: 2015, 2020, 2025, and so on. Vanguard, Fidelity and T. Rowe Price control about 75 percent of all target-date fund assets.
Employees who held target-date funds before the recession often had a sketchy understanding of the funds. Surveys showed widespread perceptions that the funds were somehow shielded from market losses and that they were also free from all management fees and expenses. The 2007-2008 market plunge saw steep losses in many target-date funds, and subsequent studies showed that many funds generated high fees to their plan sponsors and investment managers.
Since markets began recovering in 2009, target-date fund performance and fees have been closely watched. Historically, employees interested in a target fund were limited to a single family of funds offered in their retirement plans. Increasingly, however, employers are providing multiple target-date fund choices to employees.
Choices are still limited, but the prospect of more competition has caused funds to respond to adverse performance reports. Several fund families have gone out of the business altogether, and low-cost funds have enjoyed enough popularity to force competitors to reduce fees and adopt similar investment styles.
Funds are normally compared by their series years, and the key metrics tracked by Morningstar and others include investment returns, fees and what are called glide paths – a measure of a target fund's shifting concentration of stock and bond ownership over time.
[Read: 5 Tips for Savvy Target-Date Fund Investing.]
Historically, ownership of stocks has produced higher returns than ownership of bonds. But movements in stock prices have been more volatile than those for bonds, making stocks a higher-risk holding in the short term. Because older investors are particularly vulnerable to stock declines, target-date funds shift their holdings into bonds over time.
Morningstar recently released its 2012 annual report on target-date funds. Here are its major findings:
1. Rising markets have made most target-date funds look good since the end of 2011. Fund series with heavy equity ownership percentages performed the best but also had more volatile performance swings during periods when markets dipped.
2. Target-date fund fees continue to fall. The average expense ratio, Morningstar said, declined to 0.91 percent of assets in 2012 from 0.99 percent in 2011 and 1.04 percent in 2008.
3. Index funds and other passively managed investments are growing in popularity. They charge much lower fees than actively managed funds. In 2012, Morningstar reported that more new money flowed into passively managed than actively managed target-date funds. Market leader Vanguard has led the way with passively managed target-date fund fees that averaged only 0.18 percent of assets.
[See: Top Rated Target-Date Mutual Funds.]
4. Target-date funds are placing more of their assets in investments outside the United States. Looking at the 2040 series of target-date funds, for example, Morningstar found that international stocks comprised 36 percent of the series' equity holdings last year, compared with 24 percent in 2005.
5. Target-date fund families have substantially different glide-path strategies, Morningstar found. "Target-date funds can be far from interchangeable with one another," the report said. Morningstar conducted extensive performance scenarios using different glide paths and concluded the differences did not greatly affect the likelihood that investors would have sufficient retirement savings though age 85.
This is the typical life expectancy of a 65-year-old woman (it's about 83 years for a 65-year-old man). However, target-date funds with higher equity shares in their glide paths turned out to perform better for people in the 10 years between ages 85 and 95. "The results serve as a reminder that investors or plan sponsors choosing more conservative target-date funds don't just simply lower their market-risk exposure," Morningstar said. "They take on longevity risk – the possibility of outliving savings – in return."
Here is a list of the 10 largest fund families offering target-date funds, and some key performance metrics from Morningstar:
|Top 10 Target Date Firms in 2012
|Fund Family
|Net Assets (billions)
|Average Morningstar Star Ratings*
|Average Expense Ratios*
|2013 Morningstar Rating
|Fidelity Investments
|T. Rowe Price
|Principal Funds
|Wells Fargo Advantage
|Not Listed
|American Funds
|TIAA-CREF Mutual Funds
|John Hancock
|American Century Investments
|*Range for families with multiple series of target funds.
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On April 6 1997, a big name returned for the 20th Heart Mini-Marathon. Read all about it in the next day's Enquirer article by John Fay.
Bill Rodgers and Steve Fader battled stride-for-stride Sunday up and down the hills of Columbia Parkway that are the Heart Mini-Marathon.
Rodgers, the greatest marathoner in American history, could not shake Fader, a local guy who spent four years trying to qualify for the Olympic trials and never did.
For Fader, it was a little ironic and a lot of fun.
"It was great," he said. "I didn't want to interrupt his race. But we stayed together. He finally lost me after about six miles.
Rodgers and Fader were battling for third, but it made a nice subplot for the 20th Heart, which drew more than 6,700 participants for its various events (3,067 ran in 15K; 1,300 in 5K; 155 in 2K Kids; more than 2,000 walkers; and 200 skaters).
Well ahead of Fader and Rodgers was Keith Stopen. He took the overall title, finishing the 15-kilometer (9.3-mile) course in 48:12.
Stopen, a 30-year-old from Farmington Hills, Mich., broke away from Michael Seymour, a University of Cincinnati track and cross country runner, after about three miles to win easily. Seymour was second in 49:34.
The women's open division was a runaway as well. Kelly Keeler, Cincinnati's top female runner, won for the second straight year. Her time – 55:22 – was two seconds better than last year's.
The men's field was not among the best in the race's history. Stopen's time was more than five minutes slower than the course record John Glidewell set in 1983.
The conditions – sunny, warm and windy – were great for watching but not ideal for fast times. The course ran from Fountain Square, down Fifth Street, then along Columbia Parkway to Delta Avenue and back. Runners faced the wind coming back.
But Rodgers, who won the first and 10th Heart, was pleased. His time – 49:57 – broke the 45-49 age group record. Bob Stewart set the old record of 50:23 in 1989.
"I did my best," Rodgers, 49, said. "I ran as fast as I could."
Rodgers did not expect to win, but: "Last night, they gave me a poster," he said, "and I wrote: '1978 first, 1987 first and 1997 first. I should have put a question mark."
Rodgers credited Fader with helping him to the record.
"He forced the pace," Rodgers said. "We had quite a duel there. It reminded me of 10 years ago here when I was running against John Wellerding."
Fader, 40, finished 44 seconds behind Rodgers in fourth place.
"It wasn't a real good time for me," he said. "But it gives me a lot of satisfaction running with someone like Bill Rodgers."
Stopen has run the Heart three times.
"It's a challenging course," he said.
Stopen did not come here expecting to win. But when he discovered John Sence, the top Cincinnati runner, was not running, he knew he had a chance.
Seymour, who is red-shirting this track season, was surprised to see Stopen go out so hard.
"I thought he was one of the those guys who shows up and leads for two or three miles than falls back," Seymour said. "But he never did."
John Devitt won the 5K race in 16:44, but he couldn't hang around to pick up his award.
His 1-year-old daughter Erin's christening was Sunday.
Devitt, 37, was third in a 5K last year and second the year before.
Devitt overtook Ron Wofford with about 150 yards to go to win.
Suzanne Kalpheke, 33, of Louisville won the women's 5K in 19:27.
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Hi Christa,
I have just added the three obituaries to their individual memorial pages.
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I just added his obituary from the May 4, 1952 edition of the Dubuque Telegraph Herald to his Find A Grave memorial page.
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I can take the Blanton line back to the 1700s. My mother was a Blanton from Lewis Blanton and on back to Thomas and Jane Mcguffey Blanton.
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Hi CJ,
I put onto Find A Grave George Lyon's gravestone photo & his wife's Ella Mae Dempsey.
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Dear CJ,
I have transfered both Joseph Lyon & his wife E. Lyon, parents of Jonathan Lyon to you !! Look forward to looking as to what you have added on to the memorials.!!!!
Sincerely, Laurie S Tokarsky # 47375347
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Hi CJ,
I am So Happy that I was able to find the Lyon Memorial in Mount Prospect & the individual gravestones !!!!
I also want to Thank you for leading me to Miriam's " Myra " Lyons parents. According to the Lyon Memorial book, Miriam was the daughter ( 2nd youngest ) of Moses Lyon & his wife Prudence Justus.
The entire family were born in Lyonsburg, Wyoming County, NY Their children names were:
1. Elijah Lyon
2. Mary Lyon
3. Josephus Lyon(1814-1883)of Pike, NY
4. Story Choate Lyon of Arcade, NY
5. Samantha Lyon
6. Justus Lyon(- 1847) of Lyonsburg, NY
7. Seneca Lyon(-1842) of Lyonsburg, NY
8. Smith Lyon of Arcade, NY
9. MIRIAM LYON(1863-1923)of Buffalo, NY
10. Eleanor Lyon
Moses Lyon was born in Orville, Vermont in 1773
& his wife Prudence Justus Lyon (1804 - 1863)
Moses's father Ethelbert Lyon
Ethelbert was the son of Moses Lyon
Moses was the son of William Lyon
William Lyon's father was John Lyon
Thanks so much for the help on Miriam's family !!!
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Hi CJ,
OK this is what I know about Miriam Lyon (1863-1932)
She married Levi( Lee ) Thomas Spring in 1882.
In 1883, a daughter named Blanche Spring was born.
Later she eloped with Mr Moody & went to Canada.
Anyway, Miriam Lyon was married 3 times.
She is buried in Buffalo with her last husband
Charles Miller. Her daughter ( only child? )& Blanche's husband are buried next to Miriam & Charles Moody. In Forset Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, NY
You can see their memorial pages under me, Laurie
Can you help with this? I think that Miriam's father was D E Lyon.
Sincerely, Laurie # 47375347
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Hi CJ,
Guess what, I missed them & this time got them & they are already on their individual pages !!!
Also found Jonathan's parents:
Joseph C Lyon ( 1758-1826 ) & his wife E. Lyon (1758-1833)
Need to ask you a question about the Lyon's family?
But I need to go to my Spring's 1st.
Levi Thomas Spring married a Lyon. I will look up & send to you.
Congratulations !!!!!
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Dear crista,
I am going back to Mount Prospect Cemetery & will 1st thing recheck & photograph any ohter information on the Lyons's family monument.
Will let you know later tonight.
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Hi Crista,
About Charles Stevens:
I am still working on Mount Prospect in Franklinville, NY. This cemetery is quite large & it will take time to completely finish the project.
I will keep you in mind when I complete the cemetery Thank You for your great input & encouragement, it is greeatly appreciated !!
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It happens frequently.
I'll be leading a workshop or teaching a class and someone will ask about the handouts I use.
"You have so many," I'll hear, and "How did you afford to make so many copies?"
And then I smile.
It was in the spring of the year 2000. The church I served at that time needed a new office photocopier machine. We had talked with several companies and finally had it down to two distributors. We had chosen the specific machine that was in our cost range and that we could afford with our budget.
One manager decided to "loan" us a machine so that we could try it out. When I arrived at the office after an early morning meeting I found that he had brought a photocopier machine that was beyond the scope of our expectation.
That's putting it mildly.
This salesman had his technicians bring a professional printing machine, one that covered the entire north wall of the office (about fourteen feet).
"That's not even close to the machine we're looking at," I exclaimed.
"Hey, try it out over the weekend and see if you want to move up to it," he responded. "Make as many copies as you want. No charge."
So I did.
I was finishing my second dissertation and needed ten copies of it. Those were made that weekend. I made one hundred copies of each of my teaching handouts. I made copies of a couple of rare books I owned at the time.
I made copies of District files that we ... might need someday.
I went to a local office store and purchased boxes of paper.
In other words, I got carried away.
The manager returned on Tuesday and we informed him that we still were not interested in this massive machine.
"Fine," he said, "I'll have the techs pick it up this afternoon."
And then he looked at the counter.
"This can't be right," he said. "I brought in a brand new machine but it now lists over seventeen thousand copies."
I just smiled.
Every once in a while the universe will open a door, offer us a gift, and touch us with a blessing. Sometimes these come with great fanfare, but usually they come with little advanced recognition. You have to be willing to see the opportunity and recognize it when it comes.
You have to be willing to act upon it, seize the moment, go for the gold.
Ten years ago I had a salesman "bless me" with one such opportunity that I'm still using today. Over the years there have been several others as well. Eventually this becomes a philosophy about life. It's not that you feel entitled.
However, you're not going to close a door that's opening your way. In fact, you open the door(s) and walk through.
And when you do, you need to smile in that mischievous way that says to the world "isn't it great how things have worked out."
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I read in another post that someone said to shrug at the top of a deadlift, and this sounds like a good idea to me. Just wondering if you guys think this is a good idea or would it be better to just shrug separately from your deadlift.
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I've done it. Personally I prefer them separate as my grip begins to give way and neither back nor traps get a full workout.
The bar's practically falling out of my hands after a set of deadlifts, so yea I do them separately.
If you want to do BB shrugs, then do BB shrugs.
In other words, :withstupi
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Weight: Not Big Enough
Take things as they are. Punch when you have to punch. Kick when you have to kick. Bruce Lee
Im with stupids
i agree with stupids as well.
my exprience - joined gym 10 years ago, 6 1/2 years hard weight training exprience.
My arms are basically in a shrugged position the whole time...so I dont do a 'shrug' at the top, per say(se?), but I'm performing a shruglike movement.
I found my body was much more ridgid for...whatever reason...when my traps were flexed. I also got away with not having to do any direct trap work for a long time.
But yeah. I'm with the above idiots. Stupids, sorry. The above stupids.
Yeah, with stupids.
You should pull your shoulders back at the top of a deadlift.
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The stupidity on this board is astounding.
Winners train. Losers complain.
If you're using a double overhand grip and deadlifting for reps anyway, you could try it. However, concentrating on just lifting the weight while doing deads is usually hard enough - especially when you're squeezing out those last couple reps that seem to take about 40 seconds a piece.
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Bradenton police Officer Tony Cerniglia made the request to the Bradenton City Council on Wednesday morning. Right now, Bradenton officers don't have authority to issue trespass citations on city-owned property.
Cerniglia, who patrols downtown Bradenton, says hundreds of people are routinely converging at the skate park Friday and Saturday nights, the majority being nonrecreational visitors using the area as a hangout spot.
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The problem, Cerniglia said, is once juveniles are in custody, they are quickly released to their parents and will sometimes return to the skate park hours later.
An ordinance, which Cerniglia compared to those already existing in Sarasota, Tampa and St. Petersburg, would allow officers to issue citations for misconduct and ban violators from returning to the park for an extended period of time.
"And if they trespass again, we could arrest them," he said.
A tower has been set up at the skate park to help officers monitor the crowds, and the ordinance would allow officers to issue trespassing citations on all city-owned property.
Ward 4 Councilman Bemis Smith visited the park the past two Saturdays.
"The people there weren't there to skate, they were there to see a fight," he said.
Bradenton's Downtown Development Authority is exploring installing cameras at Riverwalk. A recent bid proposal offered a price of $39,000. If installed, cameras would help police identify repeated trespassers.
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The Celeste collection from Bella Notte comes in duvet covers, standard and euro pillow shams, neck roll throw pillow and square throw pillow. Celeste fabric is also available for purchase in 1 to 3 yard increments to let your creativity inspire you to make a Celeste piece that no one else has. Each piece of the Celeste collection is adorned with a 2.5 inch charmeuse ruching on the seams of the Celeste duvet covers and neck roll and around the sides of the other shams and pillows. This unique addition to the Celeste fabric dresses it up and create it's own unique texture combination. The Celeste collection from Bella Notte is an attractive and appealing group of bed linens sure to please a discriminating eye.
Bella Notte Linen's Celeste collection comes in all of the classic colors: White, Champagne, Silvermist, Petal, Ginger, Graphite, Fawn, Amethyst, Flax, Pebble, Seaglass, Sable, Sand, Rose Quartz and Pacific. The textured and soft jacquard fabric looks exquisite in each of the colors. From simple white to striking seaglass, the Celeste collection from Bella Notte Linens will inspire you to create a bedroom that is both tasteful and comfortable.
Because the Celeste collection of bedding from Bella Notte is so interesting, it stands alone very well. However, pair the Celeste pieces with Whisper Linen and Linen with Crochet Lace for a look that is modern, feminine and fabulous. Celeste pieces are a designer's dream when used with Colette, Olivia and Satin Velvet Quilted, creating a shabby chic and luxurious bed. Try using a Celeste duvet cover for a beautiful starting point or combine Celeste throw pillows with a combination of textures for a unique and rich look.