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Should tobacco use be banned on college campuses in Ohio?
Grant I think you would probably agree that the real issue is not the government telling someone if they can smoke or not. The real issue is who has the right to decide what goes on within the boundries of the property in question. If privatly owned property who decides? If publicly owned property who decides? I believe that is the real issue and on that point I think we agree, at least on the privatly owned property anyway. : )
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Grant I never said I have a problem with designated out door public smoking areas. Non smokers would know what is a smoking area and if they didn't want to be around it then they shouldn't go in those areas. The oppisite is true of smokers don't smoke in non-smoking areas. Now I think the real issue is who has the right to determine those areas! Privite property I would say those that owned the Property? How about public property? Who do you think should be in control of these type issues on Publicly owned property (including State owned Universities)? FYI Although I personally was glad when smoking was banned in restaurants and indoor venues, for my own selfish reasons I might add. I did not agree with the right of society to dictate to private property owners (ie privately owned property not public owned prop.) what legal activity they could allowed on their own property. Therefore on that basis I did not vote for the ban, even though I did not like smoking in restaurants and such
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Concerned, you keep saying the right thing, about not infringing on the rights of others. But you would have no problem infringing on the rights of smokers, you're very one sided here. As if smokers don't have the same rights. And you still aren't thinking of the unintended consequences.
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How are indoor and outdoor not different? Sit in your car, while running, in the garage for awhile. Do the same outside. Where do you think you'd last longer? Since we just keep throwin hypotheticals around let's say they ban most public smoking, you have designated zones. How long until smokers get blamed for the wind and lose their designated zones?
Also, do we tell the government what to do or is it the other way around? Sure feels like its mostly the other way around these days.
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WatchDog: "Kozy says: "WatchDog...you say, I'm the King and we will not do the Keystone XL pipeline."
Huh? I guess I must be in the twilight zone now? Sorry dear friend, I don't recall saying this on here. You want to help out on this if I am missing the point?...
Answer...WatchDog Mar-11-13 4:36 PM "How do you ban something that isn't against the law?"
I replied: " WatchDog...you say, I'm the King and we will not do the Keystone XL pipeline...
Or, I'm the Mayor and you will only drink so much pop...or, I'm the First Lady and you can only eat what I think is good for you...or, I'm the President and I'm shutting down WH visits. It happens because we let it happen. The only one who has demanded it stop was Rand Paul who filibustered to make certain the President didn't go forward with drones killing Americans on American soil."
I'm saying certain people are telling us what to do by just telling us and we are expected to do it whether it's a law o
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Here is a little saying that pretty much says it all. "I see you smoke, well I chew, if you don't smoke on me I won't spit on you"
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Let's put this another way. Let's say I like the sent of raid. I carry a can with me everywhere I go and I like to spray it. Should I be allowed to spray that raid any place and everyone else should just live with it? See how rediculous your argument is. The whole issue is not smoking it is that our freedoms can not infringe on other's well being. If I am around smoke, my eyes start to burn, I get a headache, start to sneeze. What makes more sense for the smoker to not light up or for me to have to leave? Like I said I am not against someone smoking if that is what they want to do, but they should do it in private not publicly where other people are going to be effected. Unfortunately there are smokers that don't care about others and the only way to stop them from lighting up in public is to make it illegal. But really have you ever heard of anyone getting busted for smoking? Usually if they are smoking in a non smoking area they are just asked by the person in charge to refrain, a
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Watchdog you should know me well enough by now to know that I am for less government intrution in our lives. However our rights should not infringe on others rights when the effects or our actions harms the other person. You are probably right that smoking really does not shorten life but it can sure make them wish that it did. The suffering that can come about because of smoking is horrible. I am of the belief that our days are numbered by our creator and that we can't add any time to that amount of time. what would you say if a smoker came upon a bunch of non-smokers in an open field should the non smokers walk away? Or should the smoker either refrain or go elsewhere?
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Grant Does the state have the right to tell people how fast they can drive on public roads? Just because it is public property does that mean we can do as we please. Let me play devil advocate here. You siad " A ban on indoor smoking is completely different than outdoor, open air smoking." What's different it is still about the person being allowed to light up where and when he wants right. If we restrict smokers indoors it is ok, but not outside. I thought your argument was the government didn't have the right to tell someone where they could smoke.
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A ban on indoor smoking is completely different than outdoor, open air smoking. And yes, you do have a right to say that someone can't smoke on your property. Is the property of state schools privately owned?
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I agree with Grant. The question is simple...do you really trust Government? Seriously?
Do you realize how close we are to the US Constitution being changed from "We the people" to "We the Government"?
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Kozy says: "WatchDog...you say, I'm the King and we will not do the Keystone XL pipeline."
Huh? I guess I must be in the twilight zone now? Sorry dear friend, I don't recall saying this on here. You want to help out on this if I am missing the point?
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Do we have a government of the people by the people and for the people or not?
No, we don't. Majority of the people's will does not rule in America anymore. In fact, 90% of laws in this country are nothing more than pacification laws.
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There has already been enough reports to indicate "second hand smoke" has been over exaggerated.
If smoking kills. Then why do smokers live as long as they do?
Why do warning labels on cigarettes declare...MAY cause cancer?
I think smoking has been entered into the fear factor scheme of things and it is generating profits by the millions.
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"I don't understand the mindset that non- smokers should be the ones to have to go elsewhere to not smoke. Please tell me that is not your position on the subject."
No concerned that isn't my position. My position is simple. What happened to equal rights? Why is only the smoker's rights being violated? Most colleges have already have indoor bans on smoking. This is about banning smoking all together including the outside grounds.
This is my point. If you have a crowd of people standing around and somebody lights up. Why do you believe the smoker should leave just because the nonsmoker is standing there? Why doesn't the non smoker just leave? You see my point yet? We have to have fairness.
Do you believe a non drinker should have the right to walk into a bar and tell all drinkers to leave because they are there for a glass of water?
Do you believe because the guy down the street doesn't want to own a gun, that his entire neighborhood shouldn't own them eithe
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You still didn't answer my property owners question. If I own property do I have the right to tell someone they can not smoke on my property? That is all the colleges are going to do.
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Grant I agree with you on those issues and I think government should be as small as possible, but this issue is not that. They are not telling people they can't smoke in certain places for their sake. It is for the people that don't want to be around it. Personally I like the smoking ban and I am an ex-smoker. Most smokers do not care if their smoke is bothering you or not or they would not fire up when others are around. Didn't we the people vote to ban smoking in public places in Ohio or was I just dream that? Do we have a government of the people by the people and for the people or not?
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This began a long time ago but is so out there now because of the debt. Do you remember in the 60s when farmers were paid to not have as many cows and to plant only certain crops...why didn't we say stop?
Now, certain folks in the EPA want to control plowing because there is too much dust. It's completely out of control.
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I do not believe in anarchy, I believe in limited government. Our founders would be crying right now if they knew we were arguing over the government telling someone where they can and can not smoke. It all goes back to my letter from months ago that talked about changing the way we think. We've all been indoctrinated, left AND right, to believe that government will provide the solution to any problem. And the bigger they get, the more problems they can solve. Have they not created more problems than they've solved? You've been brainwashed through the school system, the media, social media, etc., to believe that government is the answer. Keynesian economics, big preemptive military, social controls labelled as social freedoms. The more the government does the less freedom you have. What issue is going to make you finally draw the line?
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You're grossly missing the point. What I don't want is government telling me what I can and can't do right down to how many sheets of TP I can use in the restroom. How many ounces of pop I can have. How many bullets I can have in a magazine. How many miles I can drive in a day. How many lights I can have on at once. YOU GIVE AN INCH, THEY TAKE A MILE. Don't you think that government is big enough? Don't you think they make enough decisions? It's all hemorrhaging with debt and we expect them to take MORE control?! They clearly don't do anything well. This is just a lazy cop out anyways. Like I said way in the beginning, take action in a group that discourages smoking and warns of the danger. Ask politely and personally that someone put their smoke out and tell them why. Don't force it to happen with force. You will get consequences and set precedent that you don't intend.
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Grant are you advocating there be no laws. That eveyone just do as they please? Isn't that Anarchy? In this smoking case what do you do with the rights of the university or if it is a state college for the state to set rules for public property. Do you not believe that everyone has the right to control the behavior of anyone on their property? The car exhaust thing is like comparing aples to oranges. Everyone uses vehicles and contribute to the pollution even the Amish, although they don't own cars they ride in them to get where they want to go. Imagine what it would be like if we did not have laws governing the way people behaved. Do you really want to live in a world where people can do as they please wherever they please without regard to anyone else they may be harming??
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Like I said, people don't think of the unintended consequences and you're clearly one of them. As I and others have said here and in relation to many other topics, if you give the government (especially the federal government) an inch, they will take a mile. I don't have to argue that fact, it's blatantly obvious. If you can't see that, then there is no point in arguing. It's like me wasting time arguing over the color of a wall with a blind man.
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Alright...again...should people not be able to drive because of the exhaust their cars make? Should they not be aloud to breathe because they give off CO2? Should factories not be able to produce your power because they give off toxic fumes? Should truck drivers not be able to deliver goods to market because their diesel exhaust might impact the customers in the parking lot? Should the federal government tuck you in at night? Should they brush your teeth for you in the morning? Help you tie your shoes? Maybe they can just put in moving sidewalks everywhere so you don't even have to walk, because if you walk you're certainly exhaling more C02. Lets ban air travel, planes burn tons of fuel. WE HAVE TO BAN PUBLIC SNEEZING BECAUSE IT'S THE LEADING CAUSE OF THE FLU AND OBAMACARE CAN'T HANDLE ANY MORE FLU RELATED ILLNESSES.
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As with the size of government as established under the Constitution...very small and very few regulations.
Give us a break...give Washington a quarter inch and the take a thousand miles.
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Sorry, minimizing!
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT – A standoff outside a Town of Lockport home ended peacefully Friday night when a man believed to have mental health issues surrendered peacefully to police.
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As the mother of five sons, Ann Romney knows a thing or two about the modern family – and motherhood.
"It's the moms of this nation – single, married, widowed – who really hold this country together," Romney said Tuesday night at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., where her husband Mitt Romney is the party's presidential nominee.
So, what is this mom's favorite TV show? The top-rated, Emmy-winning ABC sitcom Modern Family, she said in an interview with The Insider.
Show creator Steve Levitan is flattered by Romney's comments and posted a special invitation to her on his Twitter account.
"Thrilled Ann Romney says ModFam is her favorite show," Levitan posted. "We'll offer her the role of officiant at Mitch & Cam's wedding. As soon as it's legal."
Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) and Cameron (Eric Stonestreet) are a gay couple on the show, and they are raising a young daughter, Lily.
Throughout his campaign, Mitt Romney has stated his opposition to same-sex marriage, and in a June speech at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., affirmed his belief that "Marriage is between one man and one woman," The Washington Post reported.
Coincidentally, Mrs. Romney's favorite show is already a hit at the White House. "For the girls and me, Modern Family, that's our favorite show," President Barack Obama told PEOPLE last December.
The President also came out in support of gay marriage in May, reported The New York Times.
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Meg, Brandy, and their 2-year-old son nicknamed "R.A.D." are about to dramatically shrink their idea of home. Having just received a Tumbleweed barn raiser, the family of three will be shedding approximately 3,000 square feet!
"Somewhere between growing to despise our huge mortgage and realizing we would never be able to take my mother on the Alaskan cruise she dreamed of, something just snapped in my mind." Meg explains why her family has decided to downsize from their 3,193 sq foot home and nearly $2,000 a month mortgage payment.
"Losing my mom made us realize the 'American Dream' of the big house with the white fence was really just a pair of shackles preventing us from doing the things we really wanted to do." Sadly, Meg's mother recently lost a 17-month battle with cancer. Before she was diagnosed they had planned on moving the whole family from Texas to Washington. "The more I thought about the plans I was making with my mom, the more resolute I was that I needed this change. I was sick to my stomach with the knowledge that I let the big house weigh us down." It was then that Meg and Brandy finally made the decision to drop the big house, and travel around the country with a tiny home before settling in Washington for R.A.D to start school.
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Meg and Brandy ordered their barn raiser in mid-March and received a notification it was ready on April 22nd. The family set off to retrieve their new home - one that is equal in size of their current master bathroom! When they first stepped inside the tiny dwelling that would one day carry them off on an adventure, Meg remembers thinking it felt huge and tiny simultaneously. Check out their height charts:
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How will this family cope with this dramatic downsize? Check back in for updates on Meg, Brandy, and R.A.D. as they finish their house and prepare to travel around the U.S.A.
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If anything dogs Chris Valdez, it�s the age thing.
One might think that an 18-5 season, a district title and an earned opportunity to host another Class 2A Region 3 postseason tournament sends a message.
Or that despite rotating through players, the Bobcats� hosting of that tournament at Durango High School this weekend for the fifth consecutive year might flash like a neon sign.
Maybe not.
�People keep saying �Oh, they�re too young; oh, they�re too young,� Valdez said of this year�s team, which has just two seniors.
�We�re not too young! We�re basketball players. We know how to win.�
That much should be clear, especially given the Bobcats� recent history.
This weekend marks the fifth year in a row the Bobcats have hosted their regional tournament. Last year, they lost in the tournament final, just missing a CHSAA Class 2A Boys Basketball State Championships berth, but they won the tournament three consecutive years before that to make it to the state dance.
Ignacio, after all, is a basketball town, Valdez said.
�Ignacio is all about basketball, really,� he said. �The main sport here is basketball.�
That�s manifested itself in a robust farm system that starts in grade school and continues to the high school level.
With hundreds of kids starting in the community recreation league, Ignacio�s ballers learn fundamentals from the start.
�We work really hard on the fundamental parts of the game,� Valdez said.
�We�re not having to teach a lot of the basic fundamentals ... by the time they get to us, we can start working strategy.�
The centerpiece of the Bobcats� strategy takes place between the baskets.
�One of our mainstays is our defense. We try to play hard defense and communicate,� Valdez said. �It�s all a package.
�We try not to get beat off the dribble, we try to cut off the penetration and we try to play as physical as we can.�
The early season result was a torrent of fouls; the late, a turgid turnover margin � particularly once the Bobcats have tested themselves.
This year alone, Ignacio played in the Aztec and Kirtland (N.M.) tournaments, played Shiprock (N.M.) and Pagosa Springs twice and beat Monticello, then ranked third in Utah.
All of those schools have bigger programs, and Ignacio wants to play them, even if it means defeat. Although the Bobcats beat Shiprock and Monticello, they lost both games to Class 3A Pagosa Springs and picked up another in a loss to Piedra Vista (N.M.) in the Aztec tournament.
The tangible effect on the IHS season is a worse record and worse state ranking.
�But for experience, it helps the heck out of us,� Valdez said. �It gives us an opportunity with our scheduling to play hard teams so we can be more competitive later in the year.
And tonight, �later� is now.
This year�s Bobcats fit into Ignacio�s fundamental-and-defense-heavy system because they�ve learned how to win with quiet determination. Sometimes too quiet, Valdez said, which is a problem they�re trying to fix since it cost them a loss against Telluride.
On top of defense, the Bobcats have been mindful of what the coaching staff is calling �EEELS� � excitement, energy, enthusiasm, leadership and a sense of urgency.
Those, Valdez said, are the only areas in which his team sometimes comes up short, and they�re �what we need because we�ve got talent, we�ve got shooters, we�ve got post-up players, we�ve got defenders,� he said.
Paonia (10-12), the Bobcats� regional tournament semifinal opponent at 5:30 p.m. today at DHS, has a great point guard and a great post, but on the other hand not a lot of size, Valdez said. But the Eagles have lost a majority of their games by just single digits, he added, so the Bobcats need to keep their fundamentals and their EEELS up to snuff.
A win over the Eagles today, then a win over the victor in today�s Lutheran-Sargent semifinal, will put the Bobcats into the state tournament for the fourth time in five years.
Perhaps that will finally be enough to lay that pesky age thing to rest.


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Zoës Kitchen, a popular, Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant featuring fresh, wholesome dishes, continues expansion in South Carolina. Zoës' new restaurant in Mount Pleasant marks the company's 95th location reaching 15 states nationwide. Founded in 1995 in Birmingham, Ala. by Zoë Cassimus, Zoës features quality ingredients, family recipes and a variety of menu items that are made from scratch daily. Zoës is one of the fastest-growing fast-casual restaurant concepts in the nation. The new Zoës location is located at 1242 Belk Dr., Suite 101.
"We're thrilled to grow our presence in South Carolina and can't wait to share our homemade Mediterranean recipes with this community," said Jason Simpson, regional operator of Zoës Kitchen in Mount Pleasant. "From the start, it's been our mission to deliver fresh, authentic dishes and share our Southern hospitality with each guest every day."
To celebrate the opening, Zoës is giving away 500 meals at the new Towne Centre location.
To top it off, one grand prize winner will win Zoës for a year at the new restaurant. Visit Zoës Kitchen's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ZoesKitchen to enter to win.
Zoës Kitchen features the flavors of the Mediterranean, as well as a few Southern favorites that became a staple at the first location in Birmingham and have since made Zoës an extension of many home kitchens. The menu will showcase entrees such as salads, pitas, sandwiches, and kabobs in addition to fresh sides like no-mayo slaw, potato salad and braised white beans with fresh rosemary, among others. The freshly prepared sides are available in to-go pints called Fresh Take Tubs.
Signature dishes such as chicken kabobs, chicken rollups and hummus and the restaurant's gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options feature an abundance of fresh vegetables and herbs, lean proteins and flavor. Zoës is committed to serving food of exceptional quality and using fresh ingredients prepared daily from original recipes – perfect for folks who value eating real, unprocessed foods but whose busy lives limit their time in the kitchen. There are no fryers or microwaves at Zoës which is just one reason guests feel great after eating there.
At Zoës, guests can dine in, order online or call ahead for takeout. Also available for purchase are a variety of fully-prepared Dinners for Four for the hungry family on the go and Fresh Take Tubs by the pint. Zoës' extensive catering menu includes box lunches, party trays and hot meals for any business occasion or social gathering that can be delivered locally.
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Hello! Did you have a good weekend? For today's Monday Inspiration, I picked a quote from Gabrielle Blair, the founder of Alt Summit and Design Mom just to name a few. She speaks about change and change is good. "You know by now that not much inspires me more than seeing how you're all living with kids, especially when your own style and aesthetic grows up beautifully alongside them. Sure, there might be growing pains and a few awkward years and one or two horribly stained couches! But style, to me, has a lot in common with family life: it's all about evolving and being better tomorrow than you may have been today."
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I believe you need to change and grow as your family life changes and grows. BB&B has gone through many styles along the way, and it's exciting for me to see the change. I am always looking ahead to see what's next. I love how Gabrielle said that "it's all about evolving and being better tomorrow than you may have been today." I think I will post that on my inspiration board and read it as a constant reminder.
In case you need more, here are some of my favorite inspirational quotes to get me started for the week. The whole list can be found on 20 cool quotes.
"Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish." – Steve Jobs
"The most wasted of all days is one without laughter." ~ e e cummings
"A good friend is one who knows you're a good egg, even though you're slightly cracked!" unknown
"Courage is about listening to your heart." Etsy's CEO Chad Dickerson
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WHEATON — The DuPage County coroner says drowning is the preliminary cause of death for two men killed when a car plunged into a water-filled quarry.
The Naperville Sun reports that Deputy DuPage County Coronor Charlie Bastych announced the ruling on Monday afternoon. The men, 21-year-old Sajaad Syed of Naperville and 21-year-old Mihirtej Boddupalli of Lisle, died Saturday.
A Geneva man is charged aggravated driving under the influence and reckless homicide in the case. Police say his vehicle went into the quarry after missing a curve. Divers later discovered the victims' bodies still in the vehicle.
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2. Someone who is a bellend.
2. Someone who is a bellend.
1. Even though he had a nice fat jab end i still decided to turn dyke after we had sex.
2. That chav on the bus throwing chips was a real jab end.
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LOCKPORT – A Niagara Falls man, accused of sexually abusing a girl twice between November 2007 and July 2008, was acquitted of all charges Wednesday in Niagara County Court.
A jury of seven women and five men deliberated for about an hour and 45 minutes before finding Eric B. Willis not guilty of two counts of first-degree sexual abuse. Willis, 38, of Niagara Street, faced up to 14 years in prison if he had been convicted.
The girl, now 14, did not report the alleged incidents until early 2011. "There's no evidence that anything occurred, other than her testimony," Assistant Public Defender Alan J. Roscetti said in his summation. The defendant claimed the alleged victim's mother urged her daughter to come forward.
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A Lancaster man was sentenced to five years in prison and five years of supervised release on his conviction on child pornography charges Friday.
Joseph Marranca Jr., 68, was accused of posting an ad on Craigslist seeking a teenager, after which he began engaging in online chats with a person whom he was led to believe was a 14-year-old girl but was actually an undercover police officer. During the conversation, Marranca requested pictures of the girl and made arrangements to meet her at a local park. He was promptly arrested when he showed up and met the undercover officer instead.
He was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara Friday. The case, which was handled by U.S. Attorney Marie P. Grisanti, was pursued as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative aimed at combatting child sexual exploitation and abuse that was launched by the U.S. Department of Justice in 2006.


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With a third place finish in the NCAA semifinals Friday night, the Arkansas gymnastics team will compete Saturday for the national championship in the "Super Six."
Their appearance at the national championship weekend is their fifth in a row, and their sixth in the last seven seasons. The program celebrated their tenth anniversary this season.
The "Gymbacks" finished with a score of 197.150, beating Ohio State, Georgia and Oregon State. They also had five individual scores of 9.50 or better.
The individual championships will begin Sunday. Among those competing is Arkansas senior Jamie Pisani, the No. 1-ranked all-around gymnast in the country.


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Team of Everest Climbers, 1963
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Climbers and porters on a 1963 American expedition set off in their bid to summit Mount Everest. The team used 900 porters to carry 27 tons of supplies to base camp. In the end six team members reached the summit with little more than their backpacks.
East Face of Everest
Photograph by Jay Cassell
Until this team took on the challenge in 1984, the east face of Mount Everest remained unconquered, the climb largely regarded as impossible. Here the team rests for the night, perched on a dangerously thin ice shelf.
High-Altitude Camp
Photograph by Barry Bishop, National Geographic
The lack of oxygen at high altitude affects the body and mind in profound ways. Peter Habeler, who climbed Everest without supplemental oxygen, said, "In this lonely environment, which is so hostile to life, the imagination conjures up all manner of strange desires or horrifying apparitions."
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
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On May 29, 1953, Edmund Hillary of New Zealand (foreground) and Tenzing Norgay of Nepal became the first people to stand atop Earth's highest peak.
1963 Everest Expedition
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Team members stand outside their tents on a 1963 National Geographic-sponsored expedition to climb Everest. On May 1 of that year two members of this team became the first Americans to summit the colossal peak.
Crossing a Crevasse
Photograph by Barry C. Bishop
Members of the 1963 American expedition wait for their turn to cross an Everest crevasse. One team member died trying to reach the summit, and the photographer of this picture lost toes and fingers to frostbite.
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"I am nothing more than a single, narrow, gasping lung, floating over the mists and the summits," wrote Reinhold Messner after becoming the first person to reach the top of Mount Everest alone with no supplemental oxygen.
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|February 26, 2013, 07:38 AM
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Dick Durbin as a long time anti-gunner. After losing both houses of congress in the 1994 election, anti-gun politicians found it expedient to declare support for our Second Amendment rights while concurrently acting to erode those rights.
|February 26, 2013, 07:40 AM
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Trent, VERY GOOD JOB!!!!! I wish I could put on paper what I think like you can.
Dont cuss a farmer with your mouth full.
|February 26, 2013, 07:45 AM
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Oh if I *really* spoke what's on my mind I'd probably have State Troopers knocking on my door right now.
I toned it down a lot.
And, to be honest, Politicians aren't really afraid of the lone peckerwood that lives in the hills with too many guns. They have bodyguards and law enforcement to protect them from that; it's a non-issue to them.
But they ARE afraid of people with money financing the people that run against them.
If it meant the difference between winning and losing, I'd sell off 75% of my gun collection to get the antigunner out of office, just to save the other 25% for my children.
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|February 26, 2013, 07:49 AM
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Multi-round magazines? Really getting extreme aren't we?
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|February 26, 2013, 07:56 AM
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thanks trent.. I'm hesitant to speak my mind because emotions get the better of me.. Our 400+ dictators have not a shred of honesty. They manipulate the english language to the point of useless dribble. They all must be fired
|February 26, 2013, 08:25 PM
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Here's the canned response from Sanford Bishop of Georgia. A better response than the one from Saxby Chambliss.
|February 26, 2013, 08:38 PM
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Do you ever wonder why nobody ever robs the bag man for the mob? No, you don't.
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|February 26, 2013, 09:29 PM
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Odd. Chris Coons gets an F from the NRA, but his auto-response doesn't mention anything about banning certain guns or restricting magazine size. Not sure how to interpret this one.
|March 5, 2013, 11:58 PM
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It's pretty intuitive to use.
ETA There is, however, an oft-encountered 'gotcha' in reading CA bills.
The Legislature uses text font conventions to indicate existing, deleted, and added text to the bill documents. In bills as submitted, existing law is shown as plain black text, new text is BLUE ITALIC, deleted text is
Frequently someone will look at a bill and see existing law, and be very disturbed about something thought to be 'new'.
Then, as bills are amended, new versions are published - but the conventions are applied relative to the prior version of the bill. That is, unmodified additions from the prior version are displayed in plain black, just as existing law is, and unmodified deletions are, well, deleted, and no longer show as changes.
See my Calguns thread on how to read a bill.
Teach a man to fish ....
Calguns Foundation WIKI; California law; Federal firearms law - U S Code, Title 18
FBI UCR; CDC WISQARS - Death and Injury statistics.
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|March 6, 2013, 09:18 PM
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Black political leaders discuss how the NRA was created
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|March 7, 2013, 09:26 AM
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How do we put this to use? "FYI"s are interesting, but the purpose of this forum is to provide clear implementable plans for other members to put to use.
I think the least we can do is to link this and other videos that break the Anti stereotype about 2A supporters. Include the Sheriffs' video to show LE support 2A. Include articulate young people, women, artists, ...
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TheHighRoad exists to provide a higher grade of discussion than is found on some other gun forums so antis and undecideds can see that gun owners and RKBA advocates are not the reckless misanthropes they tell everyone we are. Personal attacks, group stereotyping, macho chest-thumping, and partisan hackery are low road and hurt all of us.
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That's a great idea HSO. Make sure everyone knows there are all forms of gun owners; moms, dads, veterans, minorities, etc.
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|March 7, 2013, 10:37 AM
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every American should watch this ,that last speaker really hit the nail on the head
Firearms, the linchpin of freedom.
|March 8, 2013, 09:51 AM
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Wonderful message! How do we get it to the people who REAALLY need to see it?
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Reply to Ruger Email from Senator Ayotte (R-NH)
Just received a reply to my submission of the letter through Ruger to Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH):
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Sounds pretty good. Still not 100% on her stance for universal background checks though. Might want to fire off another e-mail/mail/phone call and let her know we do NOT support a universal background check.
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Reply to My Email to Senator Angus King (Maine)
A few weeks ago I wrote Senators King and Collins of Maine urging their no vote on S 150 or any other gun control legislation being discussed in the senate. Today, I received this response from Senator King. It's an interesting read. While it sounds like he will not be supporting any AWB-type legislation, he is now a co-sponsor of both S. 443, the Stop Illegal Trafficking in Firearms Act and S. 34, the Denying Firearms and Explosives to Dangerous Terrorists Act. His letter, sent as part of a mass mailing, follows:
Thank you for contacting me to share your views on guns and gun violence; I appreciate your taking the time to be in touch. I have received thousands of letters, emails and phone calls from Maine people on this issue and have personally met with gun owners and representatives of Maine's sportsmen's community as well as Maine citizens who have long advocated for stronger gun laws.
I have listened in order to understand the various points of view in this debate and to search for practical, effective steps that can be taken to lessen the toll that guns take in our society (some 30,000 deaths each year) while respecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners.
I am sending this response to everyone who has written or called so that people on both sides of the debate can better understand my approach to this complicated issue. Though you may not fully agree with my conclusions, I want to you know my thinking and how I am reaching my decisions.
Our experience here in Maine proves that access to guns doesn't necessarily mean an increase in gun violence. Our state has a relatively high rate of gun ownership but a comparatively low level of gun crime. I believe Maine's experience speaks to the long-standing heritage and traditions of the hunting community and of our gun-owning citizens which has instilled a standard of responsible firearm ownership that is passed down from generation to generation.
(For a fascinating and well-balanced discussion of the role that the culture of gun ownership can play in this issue, I suggest an article in the February 15 edition of the Wall Street Journal, Why the Gun Debate is Off Target by Dan Baum).
As you know, there are many ideas currently under discussion that seek to address the problem of gun violence in various ways. In thinking about these proposals--and Maine's experience--I start with the premise that the most important single thing we can do is to keep guns out of the hands of people who are demonstrably not responsible and pose a danger to themselves or others. Along these lines, I have recently co-sponsored two bills: S. 443, the Stop Illegal Trafficking in Firearms Act and S. 34, the Denying Firearms and Explosives to Dangerous Terrorists Act.
The Stop Illegal Trafficking in Firearms Act targets straw purchasing and gun trafficking, two common ways that criminals acquire firearms. Unclear language in current laws regarding these practices means that they amount to little more than lying on a government form, which is difficult to prosecute and carries minimal penalties. This bill would strengthen that language and increase the related penalties, allowing law enforcement and the Justice Department to crackdown on these dangerous practices.
Currently, individuals known or suspected by the FBI to be involved with terrorist activities can purchase firearms or acquire an explosives license. The Denying Firearms and Explosives to Dangerous Terrorists Act would add these individuals to the existing group of people prohibited from buying firearms or obtaining an explosives license. I recognize that there are rare cases where an individual may wrongly be identified as a known or suspected terrorist. This bill contains a vital element of due process which allows a denied individual to challenge and overturn any such mistake.
I support the effort to implement universal background checks, with common sense exemptions such as transfers within families. Currently, 40% of gun sales fall outside the instant check system, which makes little sense and actually disadvantages licensed gun dealers in Maine and elsewhere. I am still reviewing ways that we can make these checks more effective, but I believe there is a clear need to close the current loopholes in order to keep guns out of the hands of those proven to be dangerously mentally ill or criminally violent. Taking further steps to prevent these individuals from getting firearms can be accomplished without creating a national gun registry or limiting the rights of law-abiding citizens.
I am also considering the possibility of limiting the size of ammunition magazines. In the recent gun massacres, a jammed magazine or the time necessary to reload has often provided the opportunity to stop the shooting.
After a great deal of thought, however, I still have serious concerns about the proposed ban on so-called assault weapons--principally because I just don't think it will work. I believe that such a bill places too much emphasis on the cosmetic appearance of particular firearms rather than their actual functionality.
Banning guns because they look a certain way will not, in my opinion, have a significant impact upon gun violence. In addition, manufacturers made minor adaptations which rendered the previous ban largely ineffective, and I expect the same thing would happen this time around.
It is important to emphasize that these weapons have exactly the same firing mechanism as the common semi-automatic hunting rifles owned by thousands of Maine residents. Although their looks may be more menacing, these weapons do not shoot any faster, farther, or with more power than conventional hunting rifles. In addition, the vast majority of gun crimes--over 90%--involve handguns, not rifles, assault or otherwise.
The answer to gun violence does not lie solely in tougher gun laws, however. Equally important are the questions that recent incidents raise about the breakdown of community and the adequacy of our mental health system to identify and treat potentially violent individuals. We clearly need to do a better job understanding and reporting mental illness so that we can enforce existing laws.
Thanks again for your message. I know how strongly people feel about these questions--on both sides--and am working hard to find positive steps that will diminish the terrible toll of gun violence while also respecting the Second Amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners in Maine and across the country. Not an easy task, but one I'm convinced we can accomplish.
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P.S., Many of you have written expressing the view that the Second Amendment is absolute and prevents the passage of any kind of gun laws whatsoever. Without getting into a long discussion about Constitutional interpretation, this view is not supported by Supreme Court opinion or the general history of our Constitutional law.
Probably the best example of this history is the apparently absolute prohibition on infringements on freedom of speech contained in the First Amendment (Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech ) which has long been interpreted to have limits--that free speech does not include the right to shout fire! in a crowded theater, for example.
Likewise, the Supreme Court has consistently interpreted the Second Amendment to allow the regulation of certain kinds of guns and gun commerce. Fully automatic (Tommy) guns and sawed-off shotguns have been heavily regulated for 80 years, for example. This governmental power was reconfirmed as recently as 2008 in the case of District of Columbia v. Heller which declared the Districts heavy restrictions on handguns unconstitutional. Following the heart of the opinion which struck down the Districts law, Justice Antonin Scalia went on to make this point very clearly,
Like most rights, the right secured by the Second Amendment is not unlimited. From Blackstone through the 19th-century cases, commentators and courts routinely explained that the right was not a right to keep and carry any weapon whatsoever in any manner whatsoever and for whatever purpose Although we do not undertake an exhaustive historical analysis today of the full scope of the Second Amendment, nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms.
|March 12, 2013, 01:43 AM
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My email exchange with Rick Larsen
Just hit the 'Send' button on this five minutes ago...
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|March 12, 2013, 10:04 PM
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When the appropriate response to a person who is advocating, or committing treason, through the willful disregard of their oath to uphold the Constitution, is a tersely worded email...
Well I don't even know how to finish that sentence, but it sure is depressing
|March 13, 2013, 06:37 AM
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Larsen is a true gun and Constitution hater. Simply start a campaign to vote against him and vote for his opponent next year.
It's simple: If you don't like guns, don't own one. However, if you are not sure about guns and the shooting hobby, go shooting with a friend or mentor. You may, just maybe, have a big grin on your face.
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Old news here.
America: Stand and FIGHT!
Support the entire Constitution. Not just the parts you like.
|March 14, 2013, 03:08 PM
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Got this from my Representative earlier today. Wish my senators shared his views, but alas, they don't (and introduce bills like S.150)
|March 15, 2013, 03:13 PM
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One more instance of a Democrat who shouldn't be voted for by anyone who values the right to keep and bare arms.
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New Reply from Se. Bill Nelson - Mar '13 (adds SCOTUS text)
Dear Mr. XXXXX:
Thank you for contacting me about protecting Second Amendment rights.
I grew up on a ranch and have been a hunter since I was a boy. I have had guns all my life. I support a person's constitutional right to bear arms. I support the Second Amendment.
In 2008, the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed that the Second Amendment protects a person's right to possess a firearm, unconnected to military service, and to use that firearm for traditional lawful purposes like self-defense within the home. This is the law of the land.
I appreciate hearing your views on this subject. Hearing from you helps me to better serve you in the Senate.
Bill Nelson
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|March 21, 2013, 08:48 PM
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Another great 2A video for our talking points: Constitutional Scholar on PBS
This is a great example of a constitutional scholar explaining the constitutional context for why an AWB can not work. Better yet it is on a respected PBS program and is very honestly handled.
We can take each of these points and incorporate them into our letters and discussions on the 2A/AWB.
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A judge on Thursday dismissed charges against an anti-war protester who was struck and pepper-sprayed in a confrontation with Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority police last year outside M&T Bank headquarters on Main Street.
City Judge Joseph A. Fiorella said an NFTA officer "did engage in improper conduct which is repugnant to this court's sense of justice."
Nathaniel J. Buckley of Buffalo was arrested during the demonstration in April 2011.
"The defendant's goal that day was to exercise his First Amendment right to free speech," Fiorella said. "He had committed no crime."
"Twenty months later, some justice," said Buckley, 27, after learning about the ruling. "I'm glad the judge made that decision," he added. "I thought it was intelligent and strong and in favor of First Amendment rights."
Attorney Michael Kuzma, who, with Daire B. Irwin, represented Buckley, said the decision sends a message to those wishing to exercise their rights and also to law enforcement officers.
"It's a big win," Kuzma said. "It protects an individual's First Amendment rights."
As for the police, "I hope it sends a message they should not be so quick to pull out their Tasers and pepper spray and learn to respect the rights of residents of this region," Kuzma said.
Fiorella dismissed misdemeanor charges of trespassing, resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration.
The judge's 11-page decision, however, mixed up which officer struck and pepper-sprayed Buckley.
Fiorella wrote that NFTA Officer Richard Russo engaged in "improper conduct," and the judge did not name any other officer in the decision. Buckley, who testified in an earlier trial that Russo never spoke directly to him, has said NFTA Officer Adam Brodsky struck him and pepper sprayed him.
"That's a mistake," Buckley said of the judge's description of Russo's actions.
"Russo escalated things. But Russo just grabbed me," Buckley said. "Brodsky did the tackling, clubbing and macing."
Fiorella, when contacted by telephone by The News, declined to clarify his written decision regarding Russo's actions.
Brodsky's spraying of Buckley during a charged moment at the anti-war rally has been widely viewed on YouTube.
In the video, Buckley, 25 at the time, appears to be cooperating with NFTA officers when Brodsky reaches for the pepper spray from his belt and sprays him in the face, further inciting the crowd.
The officer's "motive clearly could not have been to prevent further crime or protect the populace since defendant Buckley had left the private property and moved onto a public sidewalk free of pedestrians," Fiorella wrote in his decision.
NFTA spokesman C. Douglas Hartmayer issued a statement: "Based on the fact there is a possibility of subsequent litigation involving this matter, it's not prudent for the NFTA to comment on the case or the judge's decision at this time."
But he added, "I would suggest to you the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority police department is comprised of dedicated officers, who have exhibited through their daily actions the willingness to place their lives in harm's way every day to protect the traveling public and our community in general."
Buckley's first trial ended in a mistrial in June, after a juror passed a note to Fiorella seeking leniency for a sibling whose case was before the judge.
After that, Buckley's lawyers produced documents they say show the Fountain Plaza area, where the incident occurred, is public in nature.
Public funds, planning and approvals led to the property's development, Kuzma said.
Prosecutor Susan H. Sadinsky had opposed the dismissal motion at a hearing in September, saying Buckley's First Amendment rights do not usurp the rights of private property owners.
M&T officials simply wanted the protesters off a retaining wall on the bank's property, she said.
Fiorella noted that the open-air area is designed for the public's use for numerous year-round activities. No enclosures prevent public access. The area is not posted as private property, he said.
The bank's deed was the only document put into evidence by the prosecution to support its contention the area is private property belonging to the bank, but nothing on the deed substantiated that claim, the judge said.
For more than 30 years, the public has used Fountain Plaza with no limits, nor has the bank asserted its claim that the area is private property. The prosecution failed to establish beyond a reasonable doubt the property was private, Fiorella said.
As a result, Fiorella found two of Buckley's co-defendants, Jason A. Wilson and Elliot Zyglis, not guilty of trespassing during their nonjury trial before him in June.
"It would be a travesty of justice to find that the same proof would have been sufficient to convict Buckley," Fiorella said in his decision.
The judge noted in the decision that "the court is troubled by the actions of the NFTA."
Surveillance video shows that on the day of the protest, some protesters went onto the ledge of a retaining wall on bank property, Sadinsky said at the earlier trial. The first of four NFTA officers arrived about 20 minutes later and encountered an estimated 50 protesters.
In his decision, Fiorella described what he saw on the video.
"The bank's surveillance video shows that (the NFTA officer) followed the defendant onto the public sidewalk, grabbed the defendant, and when he struggled, (the officer) hit the defendant with his night stick," the judge wrote. "Even though the defendant had been subdued against the wall and had stopped struggling, (the officer) pepper sprayed the defendant in the face."
Hartmayer has previously said the NFTA did a confidential review of Brodsky's use of force and that he was cleared of wrongdoing.
Sadinsky has said Buckley interfered with an officer's attempt to arrest another protester when he and the two others were arrested April 8, 2011.
Buckley does not see it that way.
"We got off the wall. It was only after that things escalated," Buckley said. "I never got violent. I was never harmful to anybody. I was the victim of brutality.
"I wish the conflict wouldn't have happened that way," he said. "But I don't feel responsible for creating that conflict. I'm glad there's some closure to it."
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on January 22, 2013 - 11:31 PM
It was exactly one year ago Monday that Jochen Hecht took a hit from St. Louis' T.J. Oshie and suffered his third concussion in the span of 12 months. Three days later, prior to a game in New Jersey, Hecht was despondent in the Sabres' dressing room when his symptoms flared up. He didn't play the rest of the season. His time in Buffalo, and maybe even his career in the NHL, appeared over.
At locker cleanout day last April, a red-eyed Hecht insisted he was healthy and wanted to continue his career.
"It was so hard," he said at the time. "In Jersey, I was gone."
But the 35-year-old never gave up. He rested and recovered for months, then returned to the ice in December in his native Germany. And 12 months after one of the lowest moments of his life, Hecht is back where he's been since 2002 – playing a key role for the Sabres.
A major reason the Sabres have won their first two games has been the work of their penalty killers and Hecht, hurriedly re-signed earlier this month to fill a gap at center, has been a main contributor.
"I'm 100 percent healthy now and I know what I bring to this team," Hecht said Monday in Toronto. "I'm here for a lot of PK work, a lot of shutdown stuff. That's what I'm comfortable with."
The Sabres are certainly comfortable with Hecht, long one of coach Lindy Ruff's favorite players, on the ice in key spots. Hecht has played 21 shifts in each of the first two games, logging 14 minutes, 32 seconds in the opener against Philadelphia and 17:46 in Monday's win at Toronto.
In both games he was a key to the penalty-killing unit, finishing second to Tyler Myers in short-handed ice time on Sunday at 2:45 and second among forwards to Jason Pominville at 2:57 on Monday. Pretty good bang for the buck for a guy who signed a pro-rated $1 million free-agent deal.
The Sabres have killed nine of 11 penalties and their nine kills over the first three days of the schedule were one off the New York Rangers' NHL-leading total of 10. Buffalo went 6 for 7 in Monday's game.
At age 35, Hecht may not be as fast as he once was and thus may never be a 20-goal scorer again. But he still has plenty of hockey acumen to rely on to make sure he's in the right position on the ice.
"I played six games in Germany but we know it's a totally different game there," Hecht said. "The ice surface is a lot bigger. The first scrimmage we had here last Monday [at First Niagara Center] I was kind of lost a little bit. Everything went a little quicker but it's the NHL. Everything goes quicker, faster, harder. It just took a little while to get used to it again. It's just so much fun to be back."
"I thought Jochen has played well," said Ruff. "On the penalty killing front he did well. I thought he skated well, which is really important for his game."
Hecht looked like he would start the season as a fourth-line center but has moved to wing on the third line because Ville Leino has been out with a leg injury. That puts Hecht with 18-year-old center Mikhail Grigorenko, who joked over the weekend that Hecht is "twice my age".
"He's a veteran guy who knows a lot about the game and can really help you," Grigorenko said. "I enjoy having the chance to play with him."
Hecht said Sunday's win over the Flyers, his first game at First Niagara Center in more than 14 months, was particularly memorable given the lengths he's gone to continue his career.
"It was a good feeling, really great to be back on the ice in front of our crowd," Hecht said. "It had been a long time and I was a little nervous in the beginning. But it's hockey. You get comfortable quick and it's going well."
The Sabres took Tuesday off and will return to practice today before flying to Carolina for Thursday night's game against the Hurricanes. Coach Lindy Ruff said Tuesday on his weekly appearance on WGR Radio that backup goaltender Jhonas Enroth will play in one of the two games against the Hurricanes, either Thursday at PNC Arena or Friday in the teams' rematch at First Niagara Center.
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