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WCQS will broadcast special coverage on Wednesday for the 50th anniversary of the march on Washington. Our coverage from NPR will begin at 2 p.m.
Speakers scheduled to speak between 2-3 PM ET:• Representative John Lewis• President Jimmy Carter• President Bill Clinton• Members of the King family• President ObamaThe speeches are scheduled to run 6-7 minutes each and we will carry them without interruption. President Obama is scheduled to speak between 2:45 PM ET and 3.05PM ET.
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Co-Managing Editor of the Mt. Xpress Rebecca Sulock sits in for Asheville Citizen Times' Tony Kiss for our look at the weekend entertainment scene. Tony returns next week. Topping Rebecca's list, a celebration of the 120th Anniversary of the Y.M.I. in Asheville, music with Super Chunky, a benefit for the Rock Academy, and the Asheville Wine and Food Fest.
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The Eagles on Wednesday announced the shocking hire of Chip Kelly to be the next head coach in Philadelphia.
My first reaction is one of abject disappointment. In my opinion, intelligent Eagles fans all breathed a sigh of relief a couple weeks ago when Kelly ended his flirtation with the Eagles to return to Oregon.
At that point, the path was seemingly paved for Gus Bradley to be the next Eagles Head Coach. He seemed to be the best choice: tough, no-nonsense and NFL battle-tested, Bradley would have brought passion and NFL experience to the Eagles.
Chip Kelly will either revolutionize the NFL or fall flat on his face. The likelihood of him being successful is about 10 percent—leaving a 90 percent chance he'll be a disaster.
At Oregon, his record was 46-7 against the PAC 10, running his gimmick offense. In the college arena, his offense was impressive to watch. It was relentless, attacking every chance it had. Its sheer volume of plays was astounding and beat opposing defenses to exhaustion and confusion. PAC 10 defenses.
When Oregon faced Stanford this season, its vaunted offense managed 14 points. The Ducks were 4-19 on third and fourth downs. When the frenetic Oregon offense was not working, it gave the ball back to the opposing team in about 60 seconds and forced Oregon's exhausted defense back onto the field.
While running quarterbacks have had a bit of a resurgence in the NFL, there is no time-tested sample to show it will work in the long run. Kelly's offense puts a premium on a tough, smart, mobile QB—not easy to find and a constant injury risk against NFL defenses.
If Kelly's offense won't work in the NFL, which seems likely, then what credentials does he have that justify him becoming a head coach in the NFL? None. Without that, he's just a guy from the PAC 10.
If the hire of Kelly makes the Eagles retain Mike Vick to run his offense, this hiring is an unmitigated disaster. Vick is a small, timid quarterback at this point. At 33, he has become so brittle, he will last about two games running Kelly's offense.
Could Kelly be successful? He may be so innovative that he can adapt to the NFL and create another offensive system that is conducive to the NFL game and will work at this level like his gimmick offense worked in the college game. This assumption seems to be a longshot.
In my opinion, Andy Reid did a lot of great things for the Eagles, but it was time for him to go. With the Eagles having jettisoned Reid, fans craved a return to defensive, physical football, as opposed to Reid's pass-happy approach. Now, the fans are being given the new version of the run-and-shoot offense; a fad that flashes bright for a short time, then is dismantled by the rest of the NFL in short order.
This hire seems to signal the end of Nick Foles' chance to become the Eagles long-term starting quarterback. Foles earned that chance, but continuing with him seems to be akin to trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.
If an NFL team is trying to sell a college coach to its fan base, it should be a guy who's been astoundingly successful at the college level. If Nick Saban was the guy, it would be much more legitimate. He has conquered college football in the SEC. Chip Kelly has had four good years at Oregon in the much lower-level PAC-10.
Jim Harbaugh would be the obvious counter-argument; however, his success is a rarity and, no doubt, his 14 years as an NFL quarterback have been an important contributor.
Lurie, Roseman and Don Smolenski are the only people who were privy to Kelly's presentation in their nine-hour interview. Each is an intelligent, successful guy and Lurie's two previous hires—Ray Rhodes, and moreso, Andy Reid—have been good choices in their totality. Kelly obviously told the Eagles brass what they wanted to hear and they have earned some credibility in the arena of hiring head coaches.
That being said, hiring Kelly seems more of a risk than the likelihood of any possible rewards warrants. As a diehard Eagles fan, I sincerely hope I look back and eat these words. I will do so happily.
I do not think that will happen because I think this hiring has disaster written all over it.


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ASHTABULA — Jerry Allan Cartner, age 72, passed away on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013, at his home surrounded by his loving family.
He was born March 12, 1941, in Sharon, Pa., the son of William and Flora (Case) Cartner and had been an Ashtabula resident for the past 12 years after living over 30 years in Rock Creek.
Prior to his retirement as a welding inspector, he worked over 30 years for General Motors.
A member of the United Auto Workers, he was a talented craftsman who enjoyed woodworking, flower gardening, and painting on slate.
Whenever able, Jerry attended the events and activities of his grandchildren who always brought a smile to his face. He also enjoyed casino trips with his wife when he had a chance to get away.
His survivors include his wife of 53 years, Carol Elaine (Schultz), whom he married August 12, 1960; three children, Michaelle (Steve) Schwarz, Jacqueline (Edward) Auer of Jefferson and Jerry Paull (Christine) Cartner of Warren; four grandchildren, Scott (Brittni) and Nicholas Schwarz and Jacob and Ginger Cartner; one brother, Ronald (Betty) Cartner of Idaho; one sister, Janet Powers of Ashtabula; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by one grandson, Shain Schwarz; six brothers, William, Walt, Richard, Gene, Kenny and Donald Cartner; and his parents.
A Calling Hour will be held from 6 p.m. until the time of Service at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11th, at the Pentecostal Church of God, 2201 Cook Road, Ashtabula. The Rev. Kenneth Roberts, Pastor, will officiate.
Contributions may be made to Hospice of the Western Reserve, 1166 Lake Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio 44004.
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Despite Micah Richards' fine form for Manchester City this season, manager Roberto Mancini yesterday said that his defender "can improve more" and offered a psychological explanation of his absence from the England team.
"He has good quality but sometimes Micah is too strong and he thinks he can play [at] 50 per cent," the City manager said. "If Micah plays to 100 per cent, for me he can become one of the top full-backs in Europe.
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"The World According to Dick Cheney" opens a window into the life and times of the former vice president.
Though he has retired to a life of hunting and fly fishing, former vice president Dick Cheney's shadow looms large over Washington. Documentary filmmaker R.J. Cutler, whose past credits include "The War Room" and "The September Issue," takes on his legacy in "The World According to Dick Cheney," chronicling his humble Wyoming beginnings, his Machiavellian rise as youngest White House chief of staff ever during the Ford administration, and his eventual tenure as vice president, where he expanded the office and altered the course of American history. Cutler discussed the film and what it took to get Cheney on board with the project with U.S. News.
Why did you decide to take on Cheney as a subject?
Vice President Cheney is as significant a non-presidential political figure this country has ever known and I wanted to tell his story in a way that examined his history and his key relationships, his relationship to power, the ways in which he acquired it, the policies he championed and the ways in which he made those policies American policy. Not only for a deeper understanding for today, but in a way that would aid the conversation as history looks back on his life and career, and America in the wake of September 11th.
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How did you present this project to Cheney to get him to sign on board?
I wrote him a letter saying that I was eager to tell his story with his voice at the center of the story. I was patient and waited several months—seven months exact—for him to respond, and to invite me to the Washington area to have lunch with him and discuss what I was looking to do. In that conversation we spoke about what my goals were with the film, the themes I was compelled by, and asked if he would be part of it. He was familiar with [some of Cutler's films] ... A week or so later I received a call saying he was very much on board.
Since he since he left office, people have tended to vilify him. How did you resist that stereotype?
I started from a position of curiosity about the man, and the figure, and that's what I did. I wasn't reacting to the way in which he is presented on late night television. It wasn't part of the approach for me. I was driven by curiosity about who he is, where he came from, what he did, and how he did what he did, who the key relationships were and all of those things.
What surprised you the most?
I am very struck by the way in which the lessons of the early Cheney-Rumsfield relationship, that were applied very successfully in their acquisition of power within the Ford administration, were similarly applied in their acquisition of power in the George W. Bush administration. It's an example of truth bettering fiction. If you had written it that way, if you had made that up, it would have seem obvious. But here they are as young men, basically gutting the Ford administration, seeing the opportunity to acquire power, and then decades later there's deep resonance in the way they acquire enormous power within the George W. Bush administration. The direct line between those two things is very, very striking to me.
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In terms of things that he said—there were a great deal of things that he said that were very striking—perhaps most of all is his comparison of honor and duty, when we were discussing what he calls "enhanced interrogation," and his dismissal, it seems, of honor as a value in the face of duty. It doesn't seem like it's even a question as to whether one would sacrifice one's honor to do one's duty, and I think that raises very significant questions about who are and want to be as a nation and it illuminates his value system very, very clearly, in his own words.
Some people would like to leave the Bush years behind them—why should we be stepping back and looking at their legacy?
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• HIT-AND-RUN WITH INJURY; NO OPERATORS LICENSE: Sgt. S.J. Cary responded to New Hope Road near Guard Drive in reference to a hit-and-run with injury. The officer observed several subjects standing over a male lying in the roadway. The officer noted the male had several injuries. A witness advised that he was following a red truck that struck the male. Another subject located the suspect vehicle at the intersection of Guard Drive and New Hope Road. The officer located a small child in the vehicle. The officer located the driver and noted that he could smell the odor of alcohol coming from him. Also, the officer noted the driver allegedly had slurred speech, his eyes glazed over and bloodshot, and was unsteady when moving. The officer spoke with a female passenger who stated that she wasn't drunk, "only buzzed." The female further advised that she had allowed the male to drive after they stopped at a local gas station. The officer observed a large dent in the side of the vehicle. Joseph Waldron, 26, of Princeton, and Amber Smith were arrested. While in a holding cell, Waldron allegedly became belligerent and injured himself by hitting his head on the cell bars. The officer further noted the Waldron did not possess a valid operator's license.
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• DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE; FAILURE TO MAINTAIN CONTROL; NO INSURANCE: Dep. C.K Lester and G.C. Paitsel responded to Route 10 near the bottom of Arista Mountain. The officers located the driver of an SUV in the accident and observed the odor of alcohol coming from his person. The officers had the male perform three field sobriety tests which he failed. Later, the driver registered a BAC of 0.171. The driver allegedly told the officers that he had been drinking early in the day. The officers issued a charge of failure to maintain control because the male allegedly crossed the center line causing the accident. The driver was unable to produce a valid insurance card. Jonathan Rye, 41, of Matoaka, was arrested.
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John Atterberry, a music executive best known for his work with pop stars such as the Spice Girls and Jessica Simpson, has died after being shot last week by a gunman on a shooting spree through the streets of Hollywood. Atterberry, 40, was shot in the face and upper body in a random attack as he drove his Mercedes-Benz near the intersection of Vine Street and Sunset Boulevard.
Atterberry was the only seriously wounded victim of 26-year-old Tyler Brehm, who police say fired nearly 20 bullets in the air and at cars as he screamed about wanting to die. Minutes after shooting Atterberry, Brehm was shot dead by police after turning his weapon at the officers.
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Ever since the release of 2011's Live.Love.ASAP mixtape, Harlem rapper ASAP Rocky has been bubbling up in the underground hip hop world. Revolving around women, fashion and mainly getting high, his style and flow stood above the thousands of other MCs talking about the same subject matter. Long.Live.ASAP. continues that trend but with improved substance and lyricism, while pushing him further to the front of his ASAP Mob crew.
Rocky wastes no time identifying himself on the album titled intro track. The 808's kick in and ASAP weaves back and forth between his early struggles, the lavish life he lives now and where he wants to be in the future. The energy stays high throughout especially on "Goldie" and "PMW", but we also get a chill and philosophical and Rocky on tracks like "Pheonix". At only 24-years-old, you see Rocky painting a better picture of all sides of himself, more so than the stoner rap we've got in the past.
If there was one other major criticism of Live.Love.ASAP, was that at times he sounded lazy over some extra hard beats. Long.Live.ASAP takes a complete 180-degree turn and every song shows ASAP hitting each line purposefully with the lyricism to match. Clocking in at about six minutes, stand out track "1 Train" features Kendrick Lamar, Joey Bada$$, Yelawolf, Danny Brown, Action Bronson and Big KRIT all bringing their best foot forward. While a line up like that can dwindle the shine of any rapper, Rocky stays lit and brings it just as raw.
Whether it's the slower, more introspective tracks like "Hell" or "Suddenly" or the darker ones like "Jodye" and "Ghetto Symphony" featuring Gunplay and ASAP Ferg, that past laziness turned into focus and direction giving us a more polished flow that has Rocky riding each beat right.
Although not a huge deal, the album does have some flaws when it comes to continuity. His experimentation on tracks like the Skrillex produced "Wild For The Night" and club banger "F***in' Problems" featuring 2 Chainz, Drake and Kendrick Lamar are big stretches to reach a varied audience. It's hard to fault the strategy because with the radio and club play both songs get in their respective worlds, it was a good decision. And even with those surprise turns, he still manages to be himself, while staying interesting. I would have been ok with "Fashion Killa" being a bonus track though.
Overall, Rocky seems to be closing in on and refining the best parts of his game. For the amount of attention this album has already received, Rocky matched the excitement easily. His fans will get an even better Rocky, while new listeners or ones turned away from his first mixtape will get a strong, more unified voice from one of hip hop's most promising upcoming MCs.
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When Jen and Rob Richman lost their mother to cancer three years ago, there was one thing they weren't prepared for—trying to divide up decades worth of family photos.
Their mother had amassed thousands of prints over the years, some stored in albums, but others sat scattered across boxes and crates all over the family's home.
"It was so overwhelming," Jen Richman said.
After some deliberation, they decided to digitize those memories—solving the problems of organizing and dividing the pictures—but there weren't many options, and all of them involved boxing up their memories and sending them off, usually across the country.
Instead, they decided to expand Rob's Cherry Hill-based business, R3 Consulting, invested in the equipment they'd need to get things started, and got to work scanning about 4,000 photos from their childhoods.
"We did it for ourselves … it just grew from there," Jen Richman said.
With a year of photo work under their belts, the growth isn't slowing down, and being a local solution that can offer door-to-door service—rather than mailing photos blindly—hasn't hurt. They've tackled client requests of all sizes, but Jen Richman said there's one that stands out in her mind.
Imagine two SUVs filled floor-to-roof with prints—that's what one of their biggest jobs, a 16,000-print monster, looked like. In boxes upon boxes, the Richmans carried out what was a total family history.
"It was their whole life," Jen Richman said.
But even with all those prints to handle, it was all done in a week—reduced to around nine discs—and the prints were back where they were when the whole process started, only now everyone in the family had a copy of their lives in photos.
It's not just prints, either—they've digitized everything from slides to 8-millimeter film to VHS tapes to prints dating back to the 1800s.
While they tout their service as something that can reduce clutter and give everyone in the family a chance to have a copy of their visual family history, the Richmans said another point to consider—even more pertinent after the damage wrought by Hurricane Sandy—is catastrophic loss, whether from flood or fire or just age, as prints break down over time.
"Things can be replaced," Jen Richman said. "You can buy a new sofa—but what's devastating to people is (losing) their photos."
They've even handled situations where families were split by divorce, leaving attorneys to handle the transfer to digital to make sure that process went smoothly.
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And even though rolls of film are rare any more, getting people to take the plunge from a few thousand prints scattered across the kitchen table, or buried in albums in the basement, or boxed up in the attic is still a challenge, Jen Richman said. But, as she points out, in a world where people share pictures constantly—on cell phones, through social networks, in shared albums online—those analog prints are practically prehistoric.
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A man who has helped shape the minds of children in the community for more than three decades has decided to retire.
Benny Smith, the beloved principal of West Orange-Stark Elementary School, announced his plans to retire earlier this spring after working 33 years in the West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District. On Thursday, the majority of the faculty of the elementary school, along with other district employees, representatives, family, friends and community leaders, turned out to show their love and respect for the man.
"Thursday was really an exciting day at the school," Smith said. "When I ran through the halls, the kids were waving at me and hollering at me. My heart was filled with joy. The hugs and the high-fives were amazing. That's a huge paycheck for me, right there."
Smith has worked for the West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District his entire 33-year career. He has worked at several campuses within the district and in several capacities, including teacher, assistant principal, director of career and technology and the past nine years as principal at Anderson Elementary and West Orange-Stark Elementary.
Children have always been the best part of the job, according to Smith. He said it is also the hardest part of retiring.
"It's simple. K-I-D-S. Kids. I love them," he explained. "I try to take the raw product and make into something usable because each child has that potential.
"I've been here long enough where I have taught the parent and have taught their child. In fact, I've been doing this long enough to possibly be educating the third generation of children in some families."
Theresa Beauchamp, a retired educator who worked with Smith many years and a City of Orange councilperson, praised Smith highly for his dedication and service to the district and its students.
"When you use the word gentleman, Benny is the personification," she said. "He is a friend to all."
Smith is a very active individual. Along with his duties as an educator and administrator, for many years he has also been the announcer at during Mustangs football and basketball games, plus track meets. He is also an active member of Salem United Methodist Church.
Despite his pending retirement once school ends, Smith is unlikely to rest on his laurels for any length of time.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Kevin Wells has a hard time sleeping the night before opening day.
Wells, a Kalkaska County resident, said he's "like a little kid at Christmas" on the annual opener of firearms hunting for whitetail deer. He plans to be deep in the Kalkaska wilderness tomorrow, and his eyes lit up as he thought of the first moments of the season.
"When you're walking out there, and there's maybe a little snow on the ground, and you see that first break of daylight, it's almost a magical feeling," he said as he shopped for supplies this week. "And when you see one, your heart stops.
"I still get the same feeling every time I see one."
Thousands of Michigan hunters will take to the woods and fields tomorrow for a tradition with deep roots in the state. Local hunters spent the past week readying blinds, buying supplies and anxiously awaiting daybreak tomorrow.
On Wednesday morning, down in a secluded area off Hoosier Valley Road in Blair Township, Kingsley resident Ray Cepeda, 21, sighted in a new deer rifle he bought on Tuesday. It will be his first time hunting with his own rifle.
"I'm usually borrowing from family," he said. "I figured it was time to buy my own."
Cepeda planned to hunt in Grand Traverse County today, and he couldn't wait to get in the field.
"It gets my heart pumping really fast," he said. "It's just one of the things I really like to do."
The Grand Traverse region qualifies as "Up North" for millions of Michigan residents, but plenty of locals head farther north for a shot at a big buck or doe.
Cedar resident Pete Stark and a small group of friends travel to a spot near Newberry in the Upper Peninsula each year. They set up a deer camp and always cook a big, hearty breakfast on opening day.
"I love the first morning," Stark said. "You're finally out there. It's the culmination of all of that waiting."
The deer camp setting is a fun one, Wells said. Hunters in a group are familiar with where their buddies are set up, so when they hear a shot they know right away who may have made a kill, he said.
It's nice to earn bragging rights with a big buck, but in the end it's not just about the hunt.
"Even if nobody gets something, you're still making memories," he said.
Wells will be taking his 78-year-old aunt with him tomorrow. His uncle died last year, and his aunt — who's hunted for decades — didn't want to miss opening day. For Wells, hunting is about connections with family and friends, but it's also about self-reflection.
"When you're out there, and you're concentrating on one thing, the entire rest of the world is a million miles away," he said. "All of your troubles and your woes, they're gone."
Those sentiments were common among others who prepared for opening day.
"Just being out there is great," said Kalkaska-area resident Brad Shellenbarger, who will hunt near Central Lake with a buddy and his father. "The peace and quiet, being away from traffic and work and all of that."
Leland resident Terry Martin has hunted for years, but this opening day is extra special. He'll have his daughter Allie, 11, along for the first time.
"It's going to give us a new way to spend time together, and that's the bottom line," he said. "And she likes it, I don't have to twist her arm. She wants to go."
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HOUSTON - Voters have given deceased state Sen. Mario Gallegos one last victory in Harris County.
They chose the late lawmaker over Republican newcomer R.W. Bray.
Gallegos died on Oct. 16 of complications related to liver disease. It was too late for officials to take his name off the ballot. He was widely expected to win again in the heavily Democratic district in order to trigger a special election. Gov. Rick Perry is expected to schedule one for December. The Legislature starts work in January.
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Mike Gardner shows why he's TC's winningest coach
Someone needs to talk to Tabor College football coach Mike Gardner. Clearly, he doesn't get it. Turning a football program around isn't that easy.
The second coming of Gardner as head coach of Tabor football wasn't as dramatic as the first time around, but under the circumstances, the results are every bit as amazing.
The first time Gardner assumed the mantle as head football coach, his Bluejays won back-to-back conference championships. Of course on that occasion, he was already on staff as an assistant coach before he became head coach, and the program was on the up-tick.
After being the head coach of Malone College (Ohio) for four years, Gardner returned to take over a Tabor program that was back in the basement of the KCAC and winless in 2009.
I don't know of anyone who seriously doubted that bringing Gardner back to Hillsboro was a good thing, except maybe for the rest of the coaches in the KCAC.
He may have been Coach of the Year when he won the conference, but the job he did this year ranks a close second. It's not as easy as Gardner makes it look to turn a football program around.
In 2009, Tabor scored only 200 points while surrendering 432. As bad as it looked on paper with an 0-10 record, Tabor could easily have won a couple of games. Alas, when opportunity knocked, they came up short.
This year, with only about 40 returning players and more than 60 new student-athletes, Tabor scored 291 points while allowing 289. Instead of going winless, the Bluejays won four games and finished in sixth place. Not bad when you consider they were picked to finish ninth.
Can anyone join me in saying, "This guy knows how to recruit and coach a little bit"?
For what it's worth, when Tabor won its second consecutive title under Gardner's leadership in 2005, Tabor scored 427 points and allowed just 154 during conference play.
Tabor held its own in all but one or two games this fall. Only in losses to Ottawa and McPherson were the games pretty well decided by halftime.
Although Tabor was significantly more competitive in 2010, don't assume the ride to the top of the standings is automatic. In fact, Tabor may do well to surpass the number of wins it had this season.
However, depending on how much success Gardner and his assistant coaches have on the recruiting trail, and if enough key players return next fall, Tabor could finish in the top half of the conference. Adding depth will be critical, because rarely do teams make it a full season without some injuries.
It's hard to believe, but in just three years as Bluejays head football coach, Gardner has become the winningest coach in Tabor's football history with a 24-9 record. Tim McCarty won 23 games as head coach prior to Gardner.
Cynics may say that becoming the winningest coach with just 24 wins at a school that has played football for 40 years isn't all that significant. On the other hand, winning 24 games at a school that has traditionally lost far more than it has won is saying something.
And if Coach Gardner stays for another few years, the record for the number of wins at Tabor will remain safely in his name for a long time to come.
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In the 57 years since a B-25 Mitchell bomber ditched in the Monongahela River near Homestead, its fate has been a tale filled with mystery, suspicion and intrigue.
The plane was over New Alexandria when it began experiencing problems with the level of fuel. The pilot shifted course and began heading for Greater Pittsburgh Airport—and as more fuel seemed to disappear, targeted Allegheny County Airport instead. When the engines ceased operating near the populated area approaching Pittsburgh, the pilot advised the crew that they would ditch in the river.
At 4:10 p.m. on Jan. 31, 1956, the World War II relic, which was refitted as a trainer, touched down with the wing flaps down and landing gear up in the river between the Homestead High Level (Homestead Grays) and Glenfield bridges. All six people aboard survived the impact without injury but two died in the cold water of the river before the plane sank. The plane stayed afloat for awhile downstream then disappeared under the water.
In an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette two days after the crash, the pilot said he chose the river because he didn't want to hit anyone on the ground.
The Army Corps of Engineers and the Coast Guard dragged the river after the crash and the Corps hooked what they believed to be the wing of the aircraft but lost it. As that happened, some believe the plane fell into an old gravel pit in the river past the Glenfield Bridge downstream, across from the former Jones & Laughlin steel mill, not far from Becks Run, in an area known as Bird's Landing. To date, efforts to find it have been unsuccessful, though researchers note that because of the corrosive waters of the Mon, little of the fusilage may survive.
But there are also conspiracy theorists who believe the plane was carrying, depending on the story, an atom bomb, nerve gas, aliens, a UFO, Howard Hughes or clandestine cargo. One theory is that the military conducted a covert operation and secretly recovered the plane in the middle of the night, disassembled it and removed it by river barge to an unknown location.
The fact that the Cold War was at its height in 1956 and that Pittsburgh was surrounded by missile bases at the time probably had a part in people buying into the conspiracy theories.
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Online pranksters target Shell's drilling plans
Greenpeace's latest attack on the company's Arctic drilling is a little too effective.
The website, at ArcticReady.com, was expertly crafted to look like a Shell company site. But it doesn't take much investigating to realize there are hijinks afoot. The picture of a polar bear carrying the bloody head of a baby polar bear in its mouth might give a clue.
The site is an elaborate setup by Greenpeace, which has clearly learned that online protests can make more of an impact than some of its other methods. The site is funny, viral, and so effective that it keeps coming back to haunt Shell weeks after it was exposed as a Greenpeace stunt.
The centerpiece of the site is a fake ad generator that lets people add their own captions to photos of the Arctic (the ad generator appears to be down now). You can see the gallery here. The captions that people have added are harsh, and sometimes hilarious. Here are some examples:
- Birds are like sponges... for oil!
- We'd drill a crippled orphan's spine if there was some oil in it.
- Because you can't afford to visit pristine wilderness anyway.
- End polar bear attacks in our lifetime.
- This fox will murder you unless we kill it first.
- Because your gas should come from someplace beautiful.
Shell clearly wants all of this to go away -- so much so that it said it won't take legal action against Greenpeace. The company is looking to launch its first offshore Arctic drilling in two decades, and continues to be hammered by environmental groups as a result
Greenpeace also used Twitter to help its site go viral, creating a fake Shell account that pretended to be panicking as user ads were created. "Our team is working overtime to remove inappropriate ads," tweeted the @ShellisPrepared account. "Please stop sharing them."
That only got more attention as people fell for the joke.
Are we seeing a new era in corporate protests? The Occupy Wall Street movement effectively used social media and the Internet to spread its message, and Greenpeace has taken the idea a step further with its elaborate viral joke.
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B) Shell should sue for as many reasons as they can, and get an injunction against Greenpeace having any computer activity.
C) The Feds should charge the members responsible with wire fraud, or whatever fraud is appropriate.
D) All organization accounts should be frozen until they can be awarded to Shell, or an organization NOT connected with Greenpeace, which helps rescue animals from spills.E) If I was operating a ship, and a vessel owned or operated by Greenpeace was harassing me by cutting close across my bow, I would Stockholm them. No survivers would be picked up.
Greenpeace? It is Greenwar. They hate anybody or anything they choose. I am so tired of people breaking and bending the law in the name of the environment. How stupid can they be? Their cause has been hijacked by poor countries in order to tax the producers and give it to the non producers. Nobody really believes in global warming do they? I guess our planet is going to become another Venus. Yeah right. What stupid morons. I guess the people of Venus went through the industrial revolution just a little before us and screwed up their planet.
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Inaccurate reporting. Initially, Shell was foolish enough to launch a slogan contest on its own site, resulting in these responses. The responses were captured and posted to arcticready.com before Shell removed the contest from its own site.
I've always considered Shell to be "second to least evil" of the major oil companies (Citgo being least evil), but their plan to destroy the Arctic wilderness deserves this type of response, and their poor decisions and poor website management provided an ideal opportunity to spread the message.
Spill baby spill.
My God robert, just how clueless are you???
and dan must be part of the group that would drill a crippled orphan's spine if there was some oil in it.
your forgot 2 add: and we would still be going into oil wars in the middle east, we would still be 2 dependent on foreign oil, we would continue man-made global warming and destruction of the upper atmosphere, and we would continue 2 be the biggest gluttonous idiots in the history of the world with 5% of the world pop consuming 25% of the oil..
and mitchypoo the bunny hater, read a ******* paper someday when you get to town from the outback - we have an oversupply of NAT GAS in the states now. get with the new century and stop living in the past.
too much smoking to remember the gulf spill huh? yeeeeesh.
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Sugar Creek Charter School in-school suspension coordinator James Taylor, 38, was arrested on Tuesday. Investigators say the incident happened at the school located at 4101 North Tryon Street sometime over the last month.
Taylor was fired on Tuesday, the school said, and faces seven felony charges.
For the last three to four years Taylor served as the ISS coordinator and before that worked as a tutor and teacher's assistant beginning in 2001.
He is charged with two counts of indecent liberties with a student, two counts of indecent liberties with a child and two counts of child rape.
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With parent's and student's emotions still raw only three short weeks after 20 children and 6 adults were killed in a shooting rampage at a CT elementary school, yesterday's report of an armed man attempting to gain entry at Hommocks Middle School sent shivers through the Mamaroneck community.
All schools in the Mamaroneck and Rye Neck School Districts were put on "lock-out" mode and afternoon/evening activities were canceled after a man carrying a gun in his waistband attempted to enter the school to retrieve belongings he said were left in the pool area. The man—who identified himself as working in the security field—was denied access by the campus supervisor at the entrance to the school. Police said he left without incident and made no threats. The Town of Mamaroneck Police are continuing to investigate the situation.
But, despite the district's best intentions, teachers and students at one school speculated about potential causes of the lock out—as police secured entrances to the school and an announcement was made over the loudspeaker—until it was almost time to go home.
Eli Russ, president of the Mamaroneck High School Red Cross Club and a senior, said, "I saw the police presence at the main entrance so I physically felt secure. But, nobody had any piece of official information from the school, including our teachers, who were just as concerned and confused as the students were."
An email went out to faculty explaining the situation shortly before the lock out ended and the last period of the day was concluded.
"I think everyone felt emotionally uneasy not just in part because our teachers didn't know what was going on, but also because every person's thoughts were flashing back to the school shooting in Sandy Hook, CT which occurred just three short weeks ago," he said.
District Superintendent Dr. Robert Shaps sent out a notification to parents last night as follows. A portion of the notice appears below:
Dear Parents:
The Town of Mamaroneck Police Department continues its investigation following up on leads and seeking to identify the individual who entered Hommocks Middle School earlier today with a purported gun. We are thankful that this individual, when approached and questioned by our brave campus supervisor, left quietly and that some of the immediate safety measures we have put in place since the Newtown tragedy (such as limiting school access; additional staff training and revised visiting protocol) were working today.
I met late this afternoon with our entire group of administrators from all six of our school buildings to discuss today's events and reinforce our emergency procedures. Each of them spoke positively about the professionalism and responsiveness on the part of school staff members to secure our buildings and reassure our students.
In your effort to support our work, we appreciate your full cooperation in following instructions we provide. Each scenario calls for a different plan, and, as was underscored today, it is not always in the best interest of students and staff to start immediately dismissing students.
Dr. Weitzman plans to speak with all middle school students tomorrow about the incident that occurred today and will reassure the students that the adults in their life are there to help make sure they remain safe. As always, the counselors at all of our schools are available to speak with any parents who have concerns.
The police will have a visible presence at our schools throughout the day tomorrow. We are aware of the heightened sensitivity and emotion around school safety and will further our work to ensure that our immediate action steps are being followed consistently and consider some longer-term safety measures. I'll be back in touch by day's end tomorrow with any additional updates.
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In his remarks today while at Y-12, Sen. Bob Corker mentioned that some Oak Ridge officials were in the United Kingdom last week to check out improvements taking place at the Atomic Weapons Establishment there.
Asked for more details about the trip, National Nuclear Security Administration spokesman Steven Wyatt said the Y-12 participants included Darrel Kohlhorst, Bill Klemm and John Howanitz of B&W Y-12, and Ted Sherry, and Dan Hoag of the NNSA Site Office at Y-12.
"The visit . . . was part of a continuing series of exchanges between AWE and NNSA," Wyatt said by e-mail. "We frequently have visitors from the United Kingdom associated with various aspects of our countries' respective nuclear weapons programs. Such exchanges are part of long-term mutual defense agreements with the UK that go back to the 1950s. This was a reciprocal visit on our part to learn more about their activities, including their own plans and programs for transformation."


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This year's senior class has remained the constant through four years of unparalleled success at Wisconsin.
Michigan State enters as the conference favorite, with the Badgers' Sam Dekker receiving plenty of all-conference love.
It's a vastly different-looking Badgers squad after losing their entire starting frontcourt, but there's plenty of excitement surrounding the team with the return of Josh Gasser and the addition of...
With opportunities to reach the Rose Bowl or Big Ten Championship Game now slim, is it time to reassess our expectations for this year's team?
Six Badgers are currently out with injuries, which could have a significant impact on the Ohio State game.
The wounds from Saturday night may not be healed yet, but it's time to put this game behind us and move forward.
The Badgers have been-near perfect through two games, but some blemishes could cost them the game at Arizona State.
With first impressions of the 2013 Badgers already cemented, what should we look for in terms of improvement against another weak opponent this weekend?
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