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The S.C. Department of Transportation has revealed plans to turn Hitchcock Parkway into a four and five lane monument to suburban blight and ugliness. If you like the appearance and aesthetic appeal of I-20 and the Rudy Mason Parkway, you will surely admire the new Hitchcock Freeway. Imagine having those roadways adjacent to your home.
Funds were obtained based on the need for an improved access from I-20 (at SC Route 19) to SRS. This is nonsense. $260 million was spent constructing the Palmetto Parkway, which provides a lightly traveled link from I-20 to the front door of SRS, via SC Route 125. Additionally, tens of millions of dollars were spent on the four lane connector around the east side of Aiken. Keep in mind that the SRS workforce has declined nearly 60 percent – a decrease of 14,000 workers.
The only redeeming features of the SC-DOT proposal are biking and pedestrian paths. These should be retained in the design. Otherwise, the concept of laying down huge amounts of new pavement should be abandoned in favor of making common-sense and cost-effective improvements to facilitate vehicular movement. The use of an engineering scalpel rather than a bureaucratic meat ax will result in a far superior outcome for all concerned – one that is vastly less costly, less intrusive and less environmentally destructive than what has been proposed.
Can it possibly be that the highest and best use of $26.5 million is to create a concrete and asphalt wasteland out of what is now a tree-lined parkway, abutting long-established residential neighborhoods, as well as the crown jewel of Aiken, Hitchcock Woods?
It is some of our local elected representatives who have brought this wolf to our door. Hopefully they will recognize the folly of the proposal, and take action to mitigate this tragic waste of our money.
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July 17, 1915 – July 4, 2013
Norman T. Blatner, a World War II veteran, Texaco service station owner and truck driver, died Wednesday in the hospice unit of Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Amherst. He was 97.
Mr. Blatner was drafted into the Army during World War II. He was captured by the Germans and was a prisoner of war for seven months. He credited his survival to an unusual stroke of luck: One of the guards at the prison camp asked if he was related to the Blatners who owned a store on Greenfield Street in Buffalo.
The store owners were his aunt and uncle. And as it turned out, they were friends with the Buffalo aunt and uncle of the German soldier, who also had visited Buffalo before the war. The guard never said anything, but a few days later Mr. Blatner was transferred to a prison farm where meager provisions – grass soup and stale bread – were enough to help him last until war's end.
"He wasn't beaten or worked to death," said Norm Blatner, the youngest of three sons. "If it wasn't for this German guard, I don't know if he would have survived, and I don't know if I would be here."
When Mr. Blatner returned to Buffalo, his career was shaped by his life before the war. As a teen, he went to grammar school but did not graduate from high school. Instead, he went to work at a gas station. In 1947 he opened one of the city's larger Texaco service stations, at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Best Street. Mr. Blatner closed the station in the 1950s and began a second career as a Morgan Linens truck driver, delivering to restaurants and businesses. His oldest son, Bill, later reopened the family business – Blatner's Auto – which is now in North Tonawanda and owned by grandsons.
His golf hobby was also determined in his boyhood. Mr. Blatner caddied at the Buffalo Country Club, winning a set of golf clubs at a caddies tournament. As an adult living in North Buffalo for 57 years, he often played in Delaware Park.
Described as proud and easygoing, Mr. Blatner was a longtime North Buffalo resident and a parishioner of St. Margaret's Catholic Church. He moved to Williamsville seven years ago.
Survivors include his wife of 71 years, the former Theresa Riccigliano; and three sons, Bill, Richard and Norman.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m. Monday in St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church, 200 St. Gregory Court at Maple Road, Amherst. A service with full military honors will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Town of Tonawanda.


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...Jimmy's a decent goalie. He doesn't win you games. He doesn't lose you games. He's about to be way overpaid for such a goalie. But, whatever I guess. He's here for the next seven years. He's decent. At age 29, he's probably got at least 5 more decent seasons in him. Petr Mrazek (21) is a prospect I personally really like, and he should at least make for a decent backup (if not someone who pushes Jimmy). Gus is here for one more season, then probably replaced by him. I guess we're set at goalie for the foreseeable future as well. McCollum is at least worth mentioning as potentially being a decent third goalie.
As with others, you lost me here. Jimmy is an excellent goalie who, with the exception of his 2011-2012 season (the dreaded sophomore slump) has had a case for team MVP every season he has been the starter. If you hadn't noticed, he carried the team to the playoffs in his rookie season, kept the team out of the dumpster in the first half of 2011-2012, and, with the exception of a few stinkers the likes of which every goalie on earth has from time to time, has played wonderfully this season.
GOOD LORD. I said I think Jimmy is decent, and we're set with him. You think Jimmy is some level of good, and we're set with him. Either way, we're all in agreement that we're set with him. Leave the semantics alone. Talk about something more relevant.
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Three people were injured late Saturday morning when an 85-year-old West Seneca man attempting to park at a Dingens Street doughnut shop apparently accelerated by mistake, smashing the sport utility vehicle through the front of the shop, Buffalo police said.
The injured included a female passenger, believed to be in her mid-50s, and two male customers inside the store. At least two of the three were taken to St. Joseph Campus of Sisters Hospital, Cheektowaga, but none of the injuries was believed to be life-threatening.
The driver was not injured after his vehicle plowed into the Donut Kraze shop at 406 Dingens, near the Niagara Thruway, a few miles south of downtown, at about 11:40 a.m. Witnesses said the air bags on the SUV deployed following impact.
The building suffered extensive damage, especially to the front of the store, police said.
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ANCHORAGE - Alaska Anchorage's Alfred Kangogo held off teammate Micah Chelimo to capture the Skinny Raven Sports Laird Prosser Memorial Mile Run Saturday in the featured event of the 2012 Big C Relays at The Dome.
In an exhibition event which saw the duo battle down the final straightaway, Kangogo won in the time of four minutes and 5.16 seconds while Chelimo registered 4:05.28. Besides chasing each other, both were also running in hopes of becoming the first in to eclipse the four-minute barrier in the mile run in Alaska.
UAA's Isaac Kangogo was third in 4:16.24 and the Seawolves' Dylan Anthony was fourh in 4:17.01
Meanwhile UAA's Ivy O'Guinn won the women's mile in 4:51.72, nipping teammate Susan Tanui, who finished in 4:52.32. The Seawolves' Ruth Keino was third in 4:55.23 and Miriam Kipng'eno fourth in 4:58.26.
UAA head coach Michael Friess's men's and women's track and field teams will resume action next weekend at the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif. Some UAA team members will also take part in the Azusa Pacific Invite and the Long Beach State Invite.
Big C Relays Men's Mile - 1. Alfred Kangogo, 4:05.16; 2. Micah Chelimo, 4:05.58; 3. Isaac Kangogo, 4:16.24; 4. Dylan Anthony, 4:17.01; 5. Jake Moe, 4:20.00; 6. Anthony Tomsich, 4:20.13; 7. Yonatan Yilma, 4:23.27; 8. Kevin Rooke, 4:24.72; 9. Thomas Hill, 4:28.07; 10. Jake Parisien, 4:31.57; 11. Michael Adams, 4:39.15.
Big C Women's Mile - 1. Ivy O'Guinn 4:51.72, 2. Susan Tanui, 4:52.32; 3. Ruth Keino, 4:55.23; 4. Miriam Kipng'eno, 4:58.26; 5. Hallidie Wilt, 5:07.49; 6. Jaymi Bethea, 5:09.67; 7. Katie Krehlik, 5:14.16; 8. Bryn Haebe, 5:15.16; 9. Christi Schmitz, 5:15.75; 10. Valeria Massie, 5:26.09; 11. Emma Bohman, 5:28.11; 12. Heather Wolfe, 5:59.39.


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Turning 65? Apply Online for Medicare
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Turning 65? Apply Online for Medicare
Baby boomers approaching age 65 need to keep Medicare eligibility in mind.
People already receiving Social Security retirement benefits are automatically enrolled in Medicare at 65. But as many older workers delay their retirement beyond age 65, they'll need to apply for Medicare to ensure they're covered. To learn about the Medicare program, visit www.Medicare.gov.
Applying online for Medicare is fast and easy – it takes as little as 10 minutes! Going online means there's no need for an appointment or a trip to a local Social Security office.
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New Rules Put Disability Applications on the Fast Track
In October, Social Security published new rules that will further reduce the time it takes to decide applications for disability benefits from people with the most severe disabilities. These new rules, which take effect November 12, will help the agency process all cases more efficiently as they will give medical and psychological consultants more time to work on complex cases where their expertise is most needed.
Learn more by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/pressoffice/pr/fast-track-disability-process-pr.htm.
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On November 11, we honor our Nation's veterans for their service to America. What better time than now to tell your clients about the many benefits and the wealth of information Social Security has available for veterans and military personnel?
In September, the agency published final rules about the Heroes Earnings Assistance and Relief Tax (HEART) Act. The HEART Act does the following:
Social Security makes it easy to get information about benefits for wounded warriors. The place to go is www.socialsecurity.gov/woundedwarriors.
New Teleservice Center in Tennessee
This week, Michael J. Astrue, Commissioner of Social Security, joined Congressman John Tanner and local officials at a groundbreaking ceremony for the agency's newest teleservice center in Jackson, Tenn. — the first call center opened by Social Security in more than a decade. When completed, it will create almost 200 new jobs for residents in the Jackson area.
"The new Jackson call center will help us further improve service to the millions of Americans who call our toll-free number," Commissioner Astrue said.
Social Security is working closely with the General Services Administration to speed the process for building the new facility. The Jackson call center is expected to open by late 2011. For more information about our toll-free 800 number services, go to www.socialsecurity.gov/pgm/services.htm.
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We are pleased to announce George Takei is teaming up with Patty Duke for a series of new public service announcements promoting Social Security's website and online services.
Look for these super spots in 2011. Until then, tell your clients to boldly go where many have gone before: www.socialsecurity.gov
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- Daugherty, J. L., Mentzer, N., Lybrook, D., & Little-Wiles, J. (in progress). Philosophical perspectives on technology leadership. In Wang, S., & Hartsell, T. (Eds.). Technology integration and foundations for effective technology leadership. IGI Global.
- Daugherty, J. L., & Custer, R., L. (in progress). In-service teacher approaches: Middle and high school grades. In Strobel, J., Purzer, S., & Cardella, M. (Eds.). Engineering in pre-college settings: Research into practice. Netherlands: Sense Publishers.
- Daugherty, J. L., Custer, R. L., & Dixon, R. (in press). Mapping concepts for learning & assessment. The Technology and Engineering Teacher.
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- Johnson, S. D., Dixon, R., Daugherty, J., & Lawanto, O. (2011). General versus specific intellectual competencies: The question of learning transfer. In M. Barak & M. Hacker (Eds.)., Fostering human development through engineering and technology education. (pp. 55-74). Netherlands: Sense Publishers.
- Daugherty, J. L., & Custer, R. L. (2010). Secondary level engineering professional development: Content, pedagogy, and challenges. International Journal of Design and Technology Education. Retrieved from http://www.springerlink.com/content/u032u46kl7437602/
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- Merrill, C., Reece, G., & Daugherty, J. (2010). Mathematics education. In P.A. Reed & J.E. LaPorte (Eds.), Research in technology education. (pp. 139-154) Council on Technology Teacher Education 59th Yearbook, Woodland Hills, CA: Glencoe McGraw Hill.
- Merrill, C. M., & Daugherty, J. (2010). STEM education and leadership: A mathematics and science partnership approach. Journal of Technology Education 21(2), 21-34.
- Custer, R. L., & Daugherty, J. L. (2009). Professional development for teachers of engineering: Research and related activities. The Bridge: Linking Engineering and Society. 39(3), 18-24.
- Custer, R. L., Daugherty, J. L., & Meyer, J. P. (2009). Formulating the conceptual base for secondary level engineering education: A review and synthesis. A paper commissioned by the National Academy of Engineering's Committee Exploring Content Standards for K-12 Engineering Education.
- Merrill, C. M., Custer, R. L., Daugherty, J., Westrick, M, & Zeng, Y. (2009). Delivering core engineering concepts to secondary level students. Journal of Technology Education 20(1), 48-64.
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- Daugherty, J. (2008). Engineering byDesign™ professional development evaluation summary report. In the Conference on Graduate Student Research in Engineering and Technology Education Proceedings, May 22, 2008. (pp. 3-7).
- Cornachione, E. B., Jr., & Daugherty, J. (2008). Opportunity cost of post-secondary education. In the Academy of Human Resource Development 2008 International Research Conference Proceedings, Panama City, Florida.
- Johnson, S. D., Burghardt, Daugherty, J. (2008). Research frontiers: An emerging research agenda. In R. Custer & T.L. Erekson, (Eds.). Engineering and Technology Education Council of Teachers of Technology Education Yearbook. (pp. 233-257). Peoria, IL: Mission Hills, CA: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Publishers.
- Daugherty, J., & Daugherty, M. (2007). Thinking in time: Affecting technological literacy through oral history research. In J. R. Dakers, W. J. Dow, & M. J. de Vries, (Eds.). Pupils Attitudes Towards Technology 18 International Conference on Design and Technology Educational Research: Teaching and Learning Technological Literacy in the Classroom, University of Glasgow, Scotland.
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I worked as an Echocardiographer (heart ultrasound technician) for many years and I lost both of my parents to heart disease at a young age. Despite my knowledge and family history, I shrugged off my own symptoms. One week prior to my heart attack, I felt pain between my shoulder blades. I told myself I must have pulled a muscle when I was doing yard work. Even as the pain began to worsen, the denial grew. But when the pain wrapped all the way around my chest, I finally admitted something serious was happening. Even then, instead of immediately going to the hospital, or calling 911, I took an aspirin and slowly began getting ready for the day.
My doctor sent me to the emergency room at our local hospital. Once there, an abnormal blood test led to an ultrasound of my heart, using the same type of machine I had used at this same hospital for many years. That's when I knew, the minute the technician came in and put the probe down on my chest, I knew immediately that I had had a heart attack.
I received a stent in a main coronary artery, which was found to be 98% blocked. The healing process that began after my heart attack was a bit more difficult than I had thought. I found myself emotionally drained and the realization of what had happened to me, hit home. I was afraid that I was following in my parent's footsteps. Fortunately, I found the spirit to take my life in a different direction. I decided I would take control, exercise and do what the doctors said because I was going to be a survivor. I believe my life took a huge turn after my heart attack. I work daily to make good heart healthy dietary choices, exercise, and reduce stresses. I Go Red for all of you lovely ladies out there, my two daughters, husband and my parents!


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The talented lead singer of the Canadian pop punk band-Marianas Trench. He's funny, sweet, hot, and young.
Great catch if you ask me!
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Me-Oh my god, Josh ramsay is so funny!
My friend-I know and hes hot to boot!
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Survivor's frantic 911 call released in Ocoee triple shooting
Shooting linked to previous home invasion in Ocoee
Officials released the 911 call that followed a shooting at an Ocoee home.
Investigators say gunmen kicked the door in, robbed the victims and then shot them last week.
"I go in the closet to go and grab some shorts and hear another kick, and it's a guy shoving a pistol in my face. I barely even got pants on," one of the victims says to a 911 operator.
One person died. Two others survived.
In the 911 call, one of the victims says the shooters may have robbed them before.
"I can only think that they're linked to the people that robbed us last time," the victim said on the call.
The victims were set to testify against two men who are accused of robbing them at that same house just four months earlier.
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Hey, your from PQ, do you go to MT. Carmel, or Westview
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As police continue to search for the remains of an Altoona woman who vanished more than a decade ago, her former husband said the developments in the case over the last five days have been shocking and tough to explain to the couple's three children.
Aaron Leighty, 39, said it wasn't until Friday that he learned that his dad might have had something to do with the disappearance of Sherry Leighty in the fall of 1999, just days before the couple's divorce was finalized in Blair County Court.
Aaron Leighty's father, Kenneth W. Leighty, 65, of Altoona was arrested Friday on aggravated assault charges after he allegedly rushed a state trooper and Altoona detective at his home at 1225 19th Ave., after he was told he was being detained as part of the investigation into Leighty's possible death.
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State police and other law enforcement agencies search a 150-acre property in Huntingdon County on Tuesday in hopes of finding the remains of Sherry Leighty, who has been missing since 1999.
"It's very, very hard," said Aaron Leighty, who lives with his parents along with his children. "I've got kids, and they want answers. We don't really know."
It was answers police were after when they reopened the case in August. Search warrants indicate that as the investigation progressed, police allegedly caught Kenneth Leighty in a lie about his whereabouts on Oct. 1, 1999, the last day Sherry Leighty was supposedly seen alive.
Aaron Leighty said he's learned in the last five days there was much his father had hidden from him about Sherry Leighty's disappearance, but he declined to elaborate because of the ongoing investigation.
Court records show Aaron Leighty has helped police in their investigation, most notably by allowing police to listen in on two phone calls he made Friday to his father.
Kenneth Leighty allegedly admitted to killing his former daughter-in-law, claiming it was an accident, before burying her on the family's hunting property in Warriors Mark Township, Huntingdon County.
Records show Kenneth Leighty has maintained that he dropped off Sherry Leighty near her job at Labor Ready the morning of Oct. 1, 1999, before he went to work at Veeder-Root.
Police, however, contend Kenneth Leighty didn't work that day.
Aaron Leighty said he heard rumors that circulated at the time of his wife's disappearance that she moved to Maine with a boyfriend and said for a time, that seemed plausible. But as the years rolled by, the idea that she would not have contacted her three children, the youngest who was just 1 years old when she vanished, didn't sit well with him, he said.
Sherry Leighty turned 23 the day before she disappeared. Her children, two daughters and a son, are now 14, 16 and 20. Not only did she never contact her children, police noted in their search warrants, but there is no trace of her anywhere, not even Maine, since Kenneth Leighty said he last saw her.
"Over the years you just hold out hope that was it, but then you start wondering," Aaron Leighty said. "Part of me, for years, hoped she was just embarrassed, and that is why she didn't come back."
Shelly Nagle, Sherry Leighty's sister, said it's been a long time since her sister's disappearance and the family wants to know what happened.
"My brothers and I just want answers regarding her disappearance. All we want is to find Sherry and bring her back home where she belongs," Nagle said. "It's been way too long, and we all need some sort of closure."
In the search warrants issued for Kenneth Leighty's home, the Huntingdon County property and the pickup he drove in 1999 that is parked on the property, police note talk among Sherry Leighty's family that Kenneth Leighty had groped his daughter-in-law while she slept and had been caught peeping in her window.
Aaron Leighty said he was unaware of anything sexually out-of-line occurring between his father and his wife.
"I heard some people thought it was weird the way he was around her," Aaron Leighty said, adding the most notable behavior being his father rubbing her shoulders. Perhaps it was because he was his father, but Aaron Leighty said he didn't see it that way at the time.
The last week has forced Aaron Leighty to think hard about what happened nearly 14 years ago, and he said it's been difficult remembering things about that time. It's also forced him to come to terms with the idea his own father might be responsible for Sherry Leighty's disappearance.
"If my father did do it, I wish for the family's sake he mans up and admits to it and helps us and the police find her," Aaron Leighty said, his voice straining with emotion. "She deserves a proper burial. She doesn't deserve this."
Police continued to search the Leighty family ground near Warriors Mark Tuesday. Aaron said he doesn't know where Sherry Leighty is, but he is clear about one thing - he didn't have anything to do with her disappearance.
"From what I'm hearing, it's possible she's there, and I hope they do find her," said Aaron Leighty. "We all need closure."
Huntingdon County District Attorney George Zanic said Tuesday there are no new developments in the search. Seven cadaver dogs and their New York State Police handlers have helped in the search of the mostly wooded property, Zanic said, noting investigators are focusing on several areas.
Zanic said searchers have mapped out the areas and begun excavating, but as of Tuesday afternoon the whereabouts of Sherry Leighty remains a mystery.
Mirror Staff Writer Greg Bock is at 946-7458.


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Monday, July 28, 2014
About a year ago, Shaun Haggerty and his wife were devastated by the loss of their daughter, Sydney Ann Hagerty, who passed away just 20 minutes after her birth. After this experience caused Haggerty and his wife a great deal of distress and anger, Shaun attributes their healing to persons who, at the time, were complete strangers.
"When you go through something that tough, the only thing that gets you through is other people. ... We were so confused and lost, and they helped us through it," Shaun said.
Located in Mount Pleasant, CrossBridge Family Ministries was founded in 2006 with the motto "Where medicine meets ministry," devoted to helping families cope with medical emergencies.
"We fill the gaps of families who have critically ill children," said Melissa Altman, founder of CrossBridge.
For such families, the ministry provides housing at no cost or time limit to the families' stay, clothes, assistance for meals and, if needed, carseats for their little ones.
After the loss of Sydney Ann, CrossBridge provided means for Shaun and his wife to seek counseling and pastoral care, along with assistance in covering costs for funeral arrangements. However, it wasn't just the organization's financial support that made the difference.
The group even sent a photographer to the hospital to capture Sydney's brief life.
"They genuinely felt our pain and tried to help us," Shaun said. "We saw God's love in that."
Haggerty has hosted camps for the past 15 summers and this year's event was a family affair. His mother handled concessions, while his father and sister accepted roles as assistant coaches. West Ashley young adults also lended a helping hand. Drill stations consisted of rebounding, passing, defense, one-on-one moves and agility, along with three-on-three and five-on-five matchups to conclude the day.
Each day's theme was outlined by a "Word of the Day," with the final day's lesson being "Faith."
The camp concluded with a total of 50 participants and raised $5,900 for CrossBridge.
"I'm really proud of the way he's chosen to remember his daughter by giving back to other families," said Altman. "He's pouring himself into these other children. ... It's a beatiful thing they're doing."
Altman encourages all families dealing with a medical crisis to contact CrossBridge for assistance. She reminds them that they are not alone.
"We want to be your family while you're here," Altman said.
Dealing with the loss of infants "never gets any easier," Altman admits, but she states that CrossBridge will continue their outreach as long as necessary. "We know this is what God told us to do."
For more information on CrossBridge Family Ministries, visit www.cross-bridge.org. Donations can be made online as well.
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NEW MANCHESTER - The Golden Bears quest to repeat as West?Virginia Class AA state champions been delayed.
The West Virginia Region 1 Section 1 Volleyball Tournament scheduled to begin Tuesday night at Oak Glen High School was postponed due to poor weather conditions in the Marion?County area.
The five teams in the tournament are Oak Glen, Weir, East Fairmont, Fairmont Senior and North Marion.
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Oak Glen's Carissa Williams sets the ball during a match Oct. 18 at Weir. Also pictured are Sydney Kell (21) and Morgan Poling. (Photo by Aaron Petchal)
The double-elimination tournament has been changed to a single-elimination tournament.
Fourth-seeded Fairmont Senior will now play fifth-seeded North Marion at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Fairmont Senior.
The rest of the games will be played Thursday night at Oak Glen.
Thursday's schedule has not yet been announced.
The Golden Bears enter the tournament on a two-game losing streak. The losing streak is Oak Glen's first of the season.
The Golden Bears enter the tournament with a stellar record of 33-6.


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A mixed drink consisting of equal parts chocolate milk and Hennessy Black cognac. In other parts of the world, it is known as a "lumumba" and "tote tante" (dead aunt), the term "crunk juice" is used mainly by rural cosmopolitans in the United States.
Yo Dawg, I'm done drinking microbrew...mix me up some crunk juice and we'll get this party started for real!
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a drink composed of red bull and hennessy, originated by lil jon of lil jon and the eastside boys.
"This may be your normal energy drink, and this may be your normal alcoholic beverage, but together, it's crunk juice." (approximate quote off the Crunk Juice DVD)
po Tim Raz Фабруар 28, 2005
a combination of an energy drink, and hard liquor (it is said to have unusuall results when consumed)
a popular one is hennesy and red bull
there is a manufactured one called sparks
a popular one is hennesy and red bull
there is a manufactured one called sparks
Yo gimme a sip of dat Crunk Juice hommes.
po Crazy Bob Март 9, 2005
leftover water used from boiling crack mixed with vodka
pass that crunkjuice oer here
po pharoah Новембар 15, 2004
The combination of Red Bull, Vodka and Ketchup
Guy 1: Lets get some crunk juice!
Guy 2: whats the ketchup for?
Guy 2: whats the ketchup for?
po This is SodaAddict619 Јун 7, 2011
Alcohol and energy drinks
Charlie Scene: Crunk Juice and Vodka is tunin me into a monsta
Cool person: Hey man i gonna mix some crunk juice at ur house right?
Other cool person: Hellz yah
Cool person: Hey man i gonna mix some crunk juice at ur house right?
Other cool person: Hellz yah
po Alexlikestogetcrunk Новембар 18, 2010
A cool juice that is crunk, owned by Lil Jon.
J: Yeeeeeeah homie yall wan some Crunk! Juice????!!!! Deeeamn
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Great, durable, work-horse carrier Review by Lorraine
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The Ergo is just a great carrier! Easy to use and adjust, great for moms, dads and even grandparents. Sure, it might not come in the fun patterns you see on other carriers, but it is a true workhouse that will last! It is so incredibly comfortable and will work for babes and toddlers. Washes up well too! (Posted on 7/1/10)Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
Great carrier Review by Charmaine
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We got the original Ergo carrier when our son was born in 2008. It was an excellent carrier! I used it almost daily. It took a bit of coordination to figure out how to put my son in it & swing it around to use on my back by myself, but I did get the hang of it. We later purchased the waist extender for my husband to use, as he felt the standard waist was too tight.Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
Our son did suck on the straps while teething, and we might have considered the sucking pads to cover those parts had they been available at that time. Overall, this was one baby gift that we couldn't live without for the first 18 mos or so of our son's life. He's not too fond of sitting in it now. (Posted on 7/24/10)
Great durable, easy to use carrier for moms and dads Review by Pauline
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I just love the Ergo carrier. It's easy to use and it is a must have carrier from infant to toddler. The most important of all it's dad friendly too. The versatility of being able to carry in the front, back or side is a bonus! With three young children at home the Ergo is definitely an asset! I don't leave home without it! (Posted on 1/1/11)Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
Wonderful Review by Eleanor
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Wish I'd tried this one at the beginning instead of the end. Slings are useful when they're really little or when you just need to carry a tired toddler a block- the Ergo will do everything else. Once you get your kid used to the techniques required to get them in to the carrier, it's wonderful. (Posted on 1/2/11)
Perfect carrier for both Mama and child even for long periods. Review by mylittleRuski
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I researched carriers extensively and decided on the Ergo based on it's glowing fan base. I was not disappointed. I was traveling to Russia to bring home my 27 lb adopted son. We walked for MILES and MILES in really hot weather and we were both comfortable. I loved the front pocket for airline tickets / passport / dinky cars / pull up / wipes... amazingly, it all fit in. The padded straps and adjust-ability (front / back / side / hip roll for an older child) make it 100% perfect for any situation I was in. I googled and found many youtube videos showing instructions on how to use / adjust / change positions which was great. I have recommended this carrier to several friends and know at least 5 who have bought it and loved it for their toddlers. It was perfect! (Posted on 3/22/11)
Best carrier! Review by Mellissa
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Three adults have carried my daughter in our Ergo. It is so easy to get a good fit for each of our various body types. I bought the waist extender and carry it in the front pocket. The learning curve for all of the adults was rather short. In fact, we were all forward and back carrying within a few days. The video was very helpful and the basic construction of the carrier makes it simple to use.Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
Everyone comfortably carried my daughter until she was well over two and half. My only wish is that I would have bought it when she was younger (we didn't start using it until she was 11months). This carrier is worth the money. (Posted on 2/1/12)
Love it! Review by Morag
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One of my most favourite baby items! I found it easy to put on in any carry position and very comfortable. My husband even wears it by choice! I was hesitant to spend the money but reviews and a sale convined me to buy and I do not regret my decision! (Posted on 11/6/13)Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
Great product, awesome service! Review by Marie-Eve
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I have to say, I was looking for those ErgoBaby carriers for a long time. Everything seems back order here in Quebec. Then I found this website and purchased my carrier with the design I really wanted! I tried 4 different types of carrier before and the ErgoBaby is really THE best. Your baby will be sitting in a natural position which is great for him as he won't get tired of it and his legs won't get all red and blue (yes, it happened with other carriers I tried)! This carrier allows you to move freely and you will feel that your baby is safe (you won't have to check the belt or the buckles every time you move). There is also a little hood that you can "put on" when your baby is napping. You can't carry the child in an outward facing position, but who would like boobs in their back?! ;) The price is honest and you won't find it cheaper elsewhere on the internet. If you want a choice of designs, great service and realllyyy fast shipping, buy it here.Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
Also, I looooved the service with bynature.ca!!! I ordered on wednesday; thursday a girl named Natalie called (she even spoke a little French which was really appreciated) to say our carrier has been shipped and we received our purchase on monday! Trust me, it is not the first time I but on Internet, but it is the first time I have this kind if service. Definitely not my last purchase on bynature.ca! :) (Posted on 11/12/13)
What's Not to Love Review by Jennifer
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I tried a a number of carriers but as my children got older (and heavier) I'd almost given up babywearing since I couldn't find a carrier that was comfortable and didn't cause me shoulder or back pain after extended use. Then I read a blog review of the Ergo and knew I had to try one.Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
I'm a stay-at-home mom and thus we are a single income family. The price was a little bit of a concern for me but after trying it, using it and loving it for well over a year, I can assure you that it is 100% worth every penny. I've used it for short walks around the neighborhood as well as for long periods of time (like 8 hours a day several days in a row as we toured Paris this spring!). I've worn it while wearing heels and flats; it's really that comfortable.
It's easy to adjust and I can put baby on myself easily; I'm 5'5". With a waist extender, it also fits my 6'8" husband though he says that the arm straps could be a bit longer for him :)
Though mine has been well used and loved; it's still looking new. I've used it front and back - it's comfortable either way. John was older when we got ours so I didn't try or use it with an infant insert but look forward to trying that with our next baby's arrival this spring.
I still carry Chloe (4 years, 40lbs) and John (2 1/2 years and 35lbs) comfortably, though both will be evicted once new baby arrives this spring!
Highly recommended! (Posted on 1/2/11)
LOVE the Ergo!!! Review by West Coast Momma
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We bought our Ergo about a week into our first child's life, and we used it every single day for at least the first 4 months. With the infant insert (purchased separately) it was the perfect baby carrier, and it was seriously like magic for my son. My baby screamed like a banshee in his stroller, but would fall asleep within seconds of being in the carrier and would stay asleep as long as he was in it.Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
At around 9 months I found that my son (who was over 20 pounds) was too heavy for carrying on my chest, so I stopped using the Ergo. I know other moms that used it well after, usually by carrying on their backs. I never felt comfortable enough with carrying my baby where I couldn't see him so I didn't try the back.
The Ergo is so easy to use and is one of the best carriers for back support. It also has a cute sun hood that pulls out and helps to cover the baby while he's sleeping. The straps are easily adjustable so it can be switched between parents with just a quick pull or release of the waist and shoulder straps.
We have another baby due shortly and I'm excited to dust off the Ergo and use it again!! (Posted on 1/3/11)
Worth every penny! Review by Branka
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Before my son was born I'd done some research and ended up buying the Moby wrap. While I find it to be great for newborns and first months, I find the wrap too hard on my back. When my son was 4 mo, I started doing the research again, looking for the carrier that would focus the weight on the hips, as opposed to the lower and upper back and came across the Ergo carrier. I was shocked to find out that it was the only carrier of that sort on the market. So, I decided to bite the bullet and spend some more money on the new carrier. While I find it a bit pricey, I have to admit it's well made, easy to use and very comfortable. My son loves being in it. I am looking forward to wearing him on my back when he gets a bit older. Money well spent! Note: I have also purchased the chewing pads (sucking pads)...I am sooooo glad I did. The first thing he did was chew on the straps. I can see how these will preserve the life of the carrier! (Posted on 1/3/11)
Great carrier for a petite woman Review by Maureen
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I never thought I would be able to wear my son as long as I have been. I`m only about 5`2, barley 100lbs, and have a very tiny frame. I've tried lots of different carries, from hard framed to slings to wraps, and none of them fit or as comfortable as the Ergo. My son is now 15 months old, around 25 lbs, and I can carry him on my back, hip, or front without any problems. I've even carried him on a 2 hours hike up and down hills, without feeling a thing!Would you recommend this product to a friend? Without hesitation!
I hesitated when buying this because of the price. It is worth every penny! I even think of excuses to use it, and think up trips we should take just so I can use it again! (Posted on 1/4/11)
Worth the investment Review by Andrea
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I used the Ergo carrier for my son from the time he was about three months old until he was well over a year old. For most of this time period, I used the carried almost every day. It was a lifesaver! It allowed me to keep him happy while I did household chores or grocery shopping. I loved having my baby close to me, and the Ergo carrier is the ultimate in baby wearing comfort. I have trouble with my back, and wasn't sure if I would be able to use a baby carrier. The Ergo is designed so well that it never aggravated my back or neck the way other slings or simply carrying my son did. Once he was a little heavier, I found it much more comfortable to wear it on my back than my front. It also made shopping a lot easier than trying to navigate smaller stores with a stroller. My son often fell asleep in the carrier, and it is easy to reach back and pull on the hood to cradle his head. This is one of my favourite baby products, and I highly recommend it. (Posted on 1/4/11)Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
Great carrier but too hot for baby Review by wandererkm
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I bought this in January for my upcoming birth. He was born in March (Toronto) and he is overheating despite being in just a diaper. Even outside he gets too hot and then wakes up a lot. I Love how easy it is to use, how breastfeeding friendly it is, how comfortable it is to use, how easy it is to use, but with the infant insert (and even without it) our son gets over heated and cranky.... I would have gone with the Sport had someone told me this was an issue.
A note from bynature.ca: Thanks for your review! We're sorry you're finding the carrier to be too warm for you and your little one. While the Sport is a lighter option, the fit is very different than the Original carrier. We would highly recommend trying both carriers before choosing the Sport over the original as most parents still prefer the Original when compared together. We're happy to help at any time! (Posted on 4/16/12)
Good quality carrier, but try before you buy! Review by Vron
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I was SO excited to get this carrier. I had tried a few carriers before investing in one and I picked the Ergo because it was comfortable and made extremely well.
My husband loves it, but I am quite petite and I find the straps to be too large on my shoulders. I also could never wear my son (now 25 lbs) on my back because it hurt my shoulders and neck so much. I followed the guidelines on how to wear it, so I am not sure if it's just me, since everyone else out there adores this carrier. I would not recommend this carrier for women of smaller stature (I am 5,2" and 115 lbs). (Posted on 4/30/11)
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Uglyist noun: one who believes that ugly people, things or animals are less worthy than their better-looking counterparts and treats them unfairly on this basis; discrimination against or antagonism towards those one perceives as ugly
I can't believe you're so mean to her just because you think she's ugly. You're such an uglyist!
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Keegan Bradley acknowledges the crowd after finishing second on the 18th hole during the final round of the Byron Nelson Championship at TPC Las Colinas in Irving on May 19, 2013. Sang-Moon Bae won the championship finishing -13.
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EVERETT - When Kiersten Coho launched her double over the head of Neshannock center fielder Rayanna Furst to score pinch runner Rachel Walter in the bottom of the fourth inning, it looked like the beginning of a Claysburg-Kimmel comeback.
Instead, it was the beginning of the end for the Lady Bulldogs' season.
Neshannock, the WPIAL champion and 2012 state Class AA champion, responded with four runs in the top of the fifth and went on to a 6-1 victory over Claysburg in the PIAA Class A quarterfinals on a sunny, warm and somewhat muggy Saturday afternoon at Everett Elementary School.
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Claysburg's Hannah Claycomb tries to beat out a grounder hit to Neshannock's Madison Shaffer.
"It was definitely deflating," C-K senior catcher Courtlin Holland, who went 1-for-3, said of Neshannock's big inning. "We tried to pick it up and bring it back, but we just couldn't.
"It's a sad moment, considering it's senior year and my last game ever, but I couldn't hand it to my team more. We played hard, but there were some errors. All we had to do was execute."
The Lady Bulldogs (20-4) were within a run at 2-1 going to the fifth inning and Claysburg third baseman Hannah Claycomb retired speedy leadoff hitter Furst on a nice play for the first out.
Then the doors came off.
The next six batters came through with four of the Lady Lancers' six hits which, combined with an error, a walk and a fielder's choice, ended up amounting to four runs.
"Our momentum started to shift. You could feel it. We were all starting to get pumped up," Claysburg senior centerfielder Kala Brumbaugh said. "Then they scored [four] runs, and you could see it on everyone's faces. Everyone got down on themselves and thought it was over."
Winning pitcher Madison Shaffer, who didn't get the ball out of the infield on her other three at-bats, came up with the big blow, lashing a two-RBI single to center one batter after Alexandra Fischer blooped an run-scoring single just over Lady Bulldog shortstop Mallory Cox.
"They were creeping up on us. They wouldn't stop fighting," said Shaffer, a first-year starter in the circle who struck out nine. "We needed some more runs."
Sporting almost the same lineup that won the state title in a larger classification last year, Neshannock raised its record to 20-2 and will meet Southern Huntingdon, a 6-2 winner over WPIAL runner-up Carmichaels, in the PIAA semifinals on Monday in Brockway.
"That's how we expect to play," Neshannock coach Tracy Kimmel said. "When you have eight out of nine kids back that went through [a championship run], that's a big item. Our kids just seem to handle everything well. They don't get too excited. I know there was talk about how we drove 170 miles and they drove 30 miles. That doesn't bother us."
Neshannock's first run in the fifth scored on a bases-loaded grounder to Cox, whose throw home beat the runner but tipped off Holland's glove.
Claysburg dug itself a hole early, usually because of miscommunication in the field. In the first, Holland threw a ball into center field when she heard someone from the bench tell her incorrectly that Marissa DeMatteo was stealing - DeMatteo advanced and scored with two outs. In the second, Brumbaugh uncharacteristically dropped a fly when she and leftfielder Brooke Ritchey couldn't decide who should take it, and Fischer made it 2-0 when Hannah Claycomb, who made a couple of slick defensive plays later, was forced to eat a routine bouncer because no one covered first.
"We had a few errors early in the game that were amateur mistakes. We don't, usually," Brumbaugh said. "We'd heard that they were the defending double-A state champs, and I think that really kind of psyched us out a little bit. When we started to play our game, it was too late."
Claysburg had its chances but left eight runners on base, including five in scoring position and at least one every inning. Combining five hits and four walks, the Lady Bulldogs got the leadoff hitter batter on base in four of the first five innings but never scored her.
"Today wasn't our game. We weren't executing very well, and [Shaffer] was a dominating pitcher," Ritchey said.
Coho might have had a chance to score the tying run in the fourth when a Shaffer offering got by the catcher and went to the backstop, but Coho held up and ended up stranded on third.
"I was thinking about going, but I didn't get a good enough jump," Coho said.
Coho had two hits for the Lady Bulldogs but struggled in the circle: After not walking a batter in the last three games, the C-K junior issued three free passes to Neshannock.
"I was feeling fine. The ump's strike zone was a little bit smaller than the last two that we had. It took me a while to get used to his strike zone," Coho said.
Coho is one of six Lady Bulldogs who'll return for 2014.
"We're set up very good for next year," Claysburg coach Mike Barbarini said. "We lose three [Brumbaugh, Holland and Ritchey], but we have three waiting in the wings and, with this experience, I think it will really help us."
The Lady Bulldogs did achieve their primary goal of winning the 6-A crown after being thwarted in the finals last year and made it past the first round of interdistricts for the first time in three years.
"I thought we had the potential to do it," Holland said. "We mesh well together. We act like a team."
"I'm so proud of my team," Brumbaugh said.
NESHANNOCK (6): Furst cf 400, Graziani ss 411, DeMatteo 2b 321, Altmyer 3b 211, K. Burrelli lf 410, Fischer 1b 412, Shaffer p 401, Iorio lf 300, Kirkwood c 300. Totals - 31-6-6.
CLAYSBURG-KIMMEL (1): M. Ickes 2b 401, Brumbaugh cf 300, Cox ss 400, Holland 301, LeMaster 1b 300, Walter pr 010, Coho p 302, Wannyn cr 000, Claycomb 3b 201, Kulick rf 300, Ritchey lf 200. Totals - 27-1-5.
Neshannock110 040 0-6 6 2
Claysburg-Kimmel000 100 0-1 5 4
E-Holland 2, Brumbaugh, Graziani, Altmyer, Cox. LOB-Neshannock 7, Claysburg-Kimmel 8. 2B-Fischer, Coho. RBI-Altmyer, Coho, Fischer, Shaffer 2. SB-Brumbaugh, Furst, Ritchey.
Neshannock: Shaffer (W)-7 IP, 1 R, 1 ER, 5 H, 4 BB, 9 SO.
Claysburg-Kimmel: Coho (L)-7 IP, 6 R, 3 ER, 6 H, 3 BB, 3 SO.
Team records: Neshannock (20-2); Claysburg-Kimmel (20-4).
Umpires: Thad Kiesnowski, plate; Gary Singel, first; Dave Lowry, second; John Nakich, third.


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The Mannequin actor, who was in hospice care, was surrounded by his wife, children and mother, when he died at his Altadena, California, home at 10:47 p.m. on Saturday, his son, Tariq Taylor, told the Los Angeles Times.
His agent, Dede Binder, says Taylor died of cancer, according to the Associated Press.
On Friday, the family posted on the Emmy-nominated actor's Facebook page that his health had started to decline.
"It is with love and gratitude that we sorrowfully announce that our darling, amazingly brilliant and dynamic Meshach, the incredible father, husband, son and friend has begun his grand transition," they wrote.
"Our friends who know and love us, please offer your prayers for his peace and blazing light as he ascends to the heavens. Those who need to call the family please do. Those who desire to post memories, we are open and graciously accepting all gestures of peace. Love, the Taylor family."
Taylor got an Emmy nod for his portrayal of a lovable ex-convict surrounded by boisterous Southern belles on Designing Women from 1986 to 1993. Then he costarred for four seasons on Dave's World.
Other series included Buffalo Bill and Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide.
His movie roles included a flamboyant window dresser in the 1987 comedy-romance Mannequin. He also appeared in Damien: The Omen Part II.
Taylor guested on TV series including Criminal Minds, Hannah Montana and The Drew Carey Show.
Born in Boston, he began his career as a member of Chicago's Goodman Theatre.
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NEW ORLEANS – The runner-up San Francisco 49ers are younger than the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens and look like they're set up for a better shot at a run for the NFL title next season.
Baltimore General Manager Ozzie Newsome has a lot of work to do this offseason.
His quarterback, Joe Flacco, has a contract that's about to run out, and Flacco just won the Most Valuable Player award in leading the Ravens to a dramatic, 34-31 victory over the 49ers.
Flacco is set to become a free agent in March, but he's not going anywhere. The Ravens can put a franchise tag on him that would guarantee him a one-year contract worth about $14.6 million in 2013. Nevertheless, the Ravens know they need to work out a long-term deal for the 28-year-old Flacco.
It's likely to cost them more than $100 million. That's roughly the going rate for an elite, young QB. Denver's Peyton Manning makes $19.2 million a year. New Orleans' Drew Brees signed a five-year deal before the season for an average of $20 million a year.
The Ravens tried to sign Flacco to an extension before the season but couldn't come to an agreement.
"It's real simple," Flacco said last week. "We didn't agree on a number and I didn't really care to discuss it any further once it got to that point. … It was really never a concern of mine and I never really thought about it."
At his MVP news conference Monday, Flacco said: "This is a great organization. I love being here. It's a great city. I don't anticipate any problems.'"
Flacco's deal will eat up a lot of cash in a year in which the NFL's salary cap is expected to remain flat. There is speculation the Ravens may need to make a substantial cut or two, such as receiver Anquan Boldin, in order to get under the cap.
The Ravens have a big hole to fill at middle linebacker with the retirement of Ray Lewis. Their All-Pro safety, Ed Reed, is 34 and is contemplating retirement.
Baltimore's best pass rusher, Paul Kruger, also is a free agent and is headed for a big payday after a nine-sack season. The Ravens' most veteran pass rusher, Terrell Suggs, is 30 and showing signs of age. Baltimore's quality nose tackle, Ma'ake Kemoeatu, also is a free agent, as are cornerback Cary Williams and linebacker Dannell Ellerbe.
One good thing for the Ravens: Newsome is great at drafting and identifying value free agents.
The 49ers have a little less on their offseason plate. Their top free agents are Pro Bowl free safety Dashon Goldson, nose tackle Isaac Sopoaga and No. 2 tight end Delanie Walker.
Receiver Randy Moss is due to turn 36 this month and could retire. But the 49ers have two receivers set to return next year from injured reserve – Mario Manningham and Kyle Williams.
The Niners also figure to get even better at quarterback. Colin Kaepernick was sensational after taking over for Alex Smith as the starter with seven games to go in the regular season. The future couldn't be much brighter for Kaepernick, who is 25 and entering just his third season.
Smith is a bargaining chip for the 49ers, and they could turn him into a draft pick. He is due to make $8.5 million next season. Niners owner Jed York said last week the team could fit his salary under their cap if needed. However, reports indicate San Francisco will try to work a trade for the former starter.
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Ethics training sorely needed in W.Va. government
August 24, 2013
The ignorance — or at least the claimed lack of awareness — of ethics laws among public officials never ceases to amaze u....
Examples of the ethics of Major's god:
- Kill every male among the children, and kill every non-virgin woman. But all the virgins keep alive for yourselves. (Numbers 31)
- You may purchase slaves from among the foreigners among you, and their children. You may treat them as your property, passing them on to your children as a permanent inheritance. (Leviticus 25)
- When a man strikes his slave so hard that the slave dies, he shall be punished. But if the slave survives for a day or two, he is not to be punished since the slave is his property. (Exodus 21)
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Or they could just go visit their parents for free ethics lessons.
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Government officials can accept unsolicited gifts up to $25 and be wined and dined all day long without limits. Does that sound like ethics?
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Isn't ethics training something that a politician should have taken very early in their career? Unfortunately, it doesn't happen. Since ethics don't seem to exist anymore, the training should be mandatory. It should begin at the TOP, in Washington, where it is needed most!
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"Ethics Commission officials may want to consider taking their show on the road."
There will be a training session at the racetrack, right? What a buffet. All expenses paid, of course. This is allowed by the Ethics Commission. Thank you, taxpayers, thank you so much.
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Ethics training by the Ethics Commission (I've attended) actually encourages a lack of the ethical standards with which most of us were raised.
Major is right.
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I thought they already ran ethics courses recently in this area, and it had been reported in The Journal. The problem is that attendance is apparently voluntary, which makes it less than worthless.
West Virginia local and state government has a culture of petty corruption which comes from the sense of entitlement and invulnerability public officials become accustomed to due to the apathy of citizen voters and the encouragement of those who make money from government corruption, those who are already rich.
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Rather than a voluntary ethics class, everyone from the private sector who wants to join government should be sorely needed, at the beginning of every month. SLAM!
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The Ethics Commission needs training in ethics. I wish people knew, but they don't and they never will.
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Aug 1: "Ethics law awareness much needed in W.Va."
Aug 24: "Ethics training sorely needed in W.Va. government"
Now I understand the editorials on concussions. See what happens.
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"A one-hour voluntary seminar in not going to unlearn a lifetime of corporate villainy."
Every company I have ever worked for has had more ethics then most government officials....of course at the national level that's a different story, corruption is almost guaranteed because we the people don't have enough power to reign them in, but you liberals like elitist national governments, so there you go...SLAM
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You state, "I hope they saved a seat in the front row for carpetbagger Morrissey."
It is sad how you single-out a very transparent and ethical Attorney General (especially compared with Democrat McGraw), when there has been story after story in the newspapers over the last couple of weeks about corrupt Democratic judges, commissioners, sheriffs, delegates, etc. from the southern part of the state--particularly Mingo county.
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"I hope they saved a seat in the front row for carpetbagger Morrissey."
You're funny, that was a joke right? After Darell McGraw, Charlie Rangle would have more ethics. How come liberals only worry about republicans have ethics? You didn't seem worried when McGraw was in there. Let's see the last president impeached was Clinton, then you get the likes or Charlie Tangle, Tim (I need to pay taxes?) neither, Maxine Waters, I could go on all day, but what's the use with a left wing extremest partisan hack like you.
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Putting some teeth (consequences for violation) in the law might work better than a training class.
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I hope they saved a seat in the front row for carpetbagger Morrissey.
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Government requires higher ethical standards because it is a public trust. The behaviors that most officials have learned in the private sector are not good enough. Businesses have one purpose, making money -- while government has another purpose, providing service. However, let's face it. A one-hour voluntary seminar in not going to unlearn a lifetime of corporate villainy. SLAM!
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Cynthia Bauman
Oct. 7, 1953-Dec. 3, 2012
Age: 59
Residence: Carrollton, Texas, formerly of Milliken
Cynthia Bauman passed away on Dec. 3, 2012, in Carrollton, Texas, after a long battle with MS. She was born on Oct. 7, 1953, to Trellis and Marlys Mitchell. She graduated Roosevelt High in 1971.
Survivors include her mother, Marlys Mitchell of Milliken, Colo.; son, Nick and wife Marilyn Bauman of Dallas, Texas; and daughter, Kariann Husted of Texas; grandchildren, Haley, Caleb and Josh; and sister, Jody and husband, Zane Pic.
Cynthia is preceded in death by her husband, Rob Bauman; and father, Trellis Mitchell.
A celebration of life will be held from 2-5 p.m. Dec. 16, 2012, at the Johnstown VFW.
Robert T. Keltie
July 31, 1926-Dec. 6, 2012
Age: 86
Residence: Hudson
Robert T. Keltie, 86, of Hudson, passed away Dec. 6, 2012. He was born July 31, 1926, in Brooklyn, N.Y., to John and Emma (Stites) Keltie.
Robert is survived by his sons, Shawn Keltie, Dustin (Sarah Ray) Keltie and Kelvin Keltie; and daughter, Emily Keltie, all of Hudson; brother, Luther Miller of Glenallen, Mo.; one grandchild, Alan Keltie.
Visitation will be at 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012. Funeral service will follow at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012. All services will be held at Tabor-Rice Funeral Home in Brighton.
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Betty Rumney
April 2, 1924-Dec. 10, 2012
Age: 88
Residence: Greeley
Betty Rumney, 88, of Greeley, formerly of LaSalle, passed away Dec. 10, 2012. She was born April 2, 1924, to Connor C. and Ella (Brockman) Daily in Hillrose, Colo.
She married Donald W. Rumney in 1942 in Seattle. He passed in 1988. Betty graduated from Roosevelt High School in Hillrose, and attended Colorado State College. She was a town clerk for the city of LaSalle, manager and owner of J Bar C Ranch in Hillrose, a laboratory assistant for Great Western Sugar Co., and she also worked as a general accountant.
Betty was a member of the Rebekahs. She and her husband loved to dance. They rarely missed a Saturday night of square dancing.
She is survived by her son, Dion Wade (Joan) Rumney, Camano Island, Wash.; grandchildren, Rachel L. (Lt. Cmdr. Scott) Gardner, Norfolk, Va., and Dylan (Merrilee) Rumney, Boulder, Colo.; cousin, Sandy (Vern) White, Tabernash, Colo.; and her close friends Brent and Kelly Duran, and Alice Gurule.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, at Bonell Good Samaritan Center, 708 22nd St., Greeley, CO 80631.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Salvation Army, in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Friends and family may view the online obituary and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.
Juanita "Nita" L. Crocker-Shields
Sept. 16, 1957-Dec. 6, 2012
Age: 55
Residence: Greeley
Juanita "Nita" L. Crocker-Shields, 55, of Greeley, died Dec. 6, 2012. She was born Sept. 16, 1957, to Donald M. and Mary L. (Hinojosa) Crocker in Omaha, Neb.
Nita graduated from Greeley West and served four years in the Air Force and three years in the Navy.
She is survived by daughters, Anecia L. Shields of Greeley and Marilyssa Shields of Independence, Mo.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Steven Shields.
Private services at a later date.
Shasta Michelle Schroetlin
Oct. 5, 1968-Dec. 9, 2012
Age: 44
Residence: Evans
Shasta Schroetlin, 44, of Evans, went to be with her Lord on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, at the Hospice of Northern Colorado in Greeley. She was born Oct. 5, 1968, to Jim and Connie (Dinges) Priddy in Houston, Texas.
Shasta moved to Colorado with her family in 1973. She went through Littleton Public Schools and graduated in 1987. She graduated from the University of Northern Colorado in 1995.
On June 8, 1991, Shasta married Kevin J. Schroetlin, the love of her life, for 21 years.
Throughout most of her life, Shasta had health problems; however, God provided the strength through her faith to persevere against these issues. Throughout her life, she always had a deep abiding faith in God to help her in times of need.
Shasta's passion was teaching and directing Vacation Bible School (VBS) at two churches in the Greeley area. She taught and directed for 16 years at Hillside Baptist Church and for two years at the West Greeley Baptist Church. Shasta loved homemaking and being the backbone of her family.
Shasta is survived by her beloved husband, Kevin; daughter, Kourtney; sons, Jakob and Justin, all of Evans; parents, Jim and Connie Priddy of Highlands Ranch, Colo.; sister, Kim Bain and husband John, of Littleton, Colo.; grandmothers, Mrs. Wilma Priddy of Littlefield, Texas, and Mrs. Minnie Carpenter of Amherst, Texas; Jim and Linda Schroetlin, in-laws of Yuma, Colo.; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Memorial service 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012, at West Greeley Baptist Church, 3251 22nd St., Greeley.
The family asks that memorials be made to the Shasta Schroetlin Vacation Bible School Memorial Fund, at West Greeley Baptist Church in care of Adamson Funeral & Cremation Services, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634.
To extend condolences to the family go to adamsonchapels.com.
Jack W. Souther
June 3, 1942-Dec. 9, 2012
Age: 70
Residence: Eaton
Jack W. "The Pumpkin Man" Souther, 70, of Eaton, passed away peacefully at his home Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, with his family by his side. He was born on June 3, 1942, to Thomas Roy and Grace Helen (Hood) Souther in Greeley.
Jack has lived and farmed in the Eaton area for his entire life. He graduated from Eaton High School in 1961. He and his wife, Bonnie, operated the Pumpkin Patch in Eaton for 19 years.
Survivors include his wife, Bonnie Souther; his daughter, Jacki Brooks of Greeley; his son, Doug Souther and his wife Nikkie of Crescent, Iowa; five grandchildren, Kayla, Garrett and Elizabeth Brooks and Caden and Colby Souther; and a sister, Sue Woods of Ault.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Red and Grace Souther.
A memorial service to celebrate Jack's life will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, at the Evangelical Free Church of Eaton, 1325 3rd St., in Eaton.
Memorial gifts may be made to Hospice & Palliative Care of Northern Colorado, in care of Moser Funeral Service, 3501 S. 11th Ave., Evans, CO 80620.
An online obituary and guest book are at www.moserfuneralservice.com.


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Jovan Barksdale, 33, was found guilty of hiding a loaded and stolen .380-caliber handgun on the porch of a Johnson Street house April 3, shortly after Buffalo police officers responded to a 911 call complaining of two men with guns. Barksdale struggled with police when they tried to apprehend him, Sedita said.
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Good God!!! Is $14,000 even enough to fix up that rats hole in the ground? Ewwwww! That is going to be the new Detective office? I swear, if anybody claims our police department doesn't make sacrifices I will personally slap them up side their heads!
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Journal of Agromedicine Welcomes New Editor
Dr. Matthew Keifer, director of the National Farm Medicine Center at Marshfield Clinic in Marshfield, Wis., has assumed editorship of the peer-reviewed Journal of Agromedicine.
Keifer, stepping up from associate editor, said one of his goals is to introduce the Journal to a broader audience.
"The research and relevant literature that we publish in the Journal of Agromedicine has value for researchers, clinical practitioners and health and safety professionals who work with the many hundreds of millions of people associated with agriculture worldwide," Keifer said.
"The Journal has a unique place in the health and safety literature, and we need to make ourselves better known."
Keifer takes over as editor-in-chief from Dr. Steven Kirkhorn, who brought the Journal to the National Farm Medicine Center in 2004, when its previous editorial home lost funding. Keifer is assisted by Scott Heiberger, managing editor, and Kathie Smith, editorial assistant.
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After a tearful and emotional goodbye to her frontrunner, Brooks Forester, The Bachelorette's Desiree Hartsock faced another tough decision.
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Although she was "blindsided," "devastated" and said she just wanted to go home, Desiree decided to face Chris Siegfried and Drew Kenney.
After telling them that Brooks's departure turned her world upside down, she said tearfully, "I do have two roses and I do have two amazing guys standing here before me," and gave both men a rose. Both men accepted.
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"I'm ready to propose," Drew said. "I'll never leave Desiree."
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Her catamaran date with Chris went much better. "Chris and I have a really strong connection," she said. "We have something that I could see lasting. But I think those feelings have been clouded because of my feelings for Brooks."
They frolicked in the surf and shared a number of kisses. By the end of the day, Desiree was saying, "I feel like the luckiest girl alive."
Then it was time for Chris to meet Desiree's family – including her brother Nate, who caused problems on The Bachelor with Sean Lowe.
Chris had an easier time with Desiree's family – including Nate! – and got permission to propose from her father.
Before Chris could propose at the end of the episode, Desiree stopped him. "I do want to be completely honest with you," she said. "I was torn apart by Brooks's leaving. I loved him ... I feel like I was blindsided by my feelings for Brooks that I couldn't see the one thing I always needed."
Then she told him, "I love you so much."
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Welcome to the Hope College Theatre Department webpage. We are a vibrant and close-knit department with a strong curriculum and production program. Both theatre majors and non-majors participate in all aspects of our work. An outstanding faculty, an excellent facility, strong interdivisional collaboration with the art, dance, and music departments, and exciting internship opportunities in New York City, Chicago, and Philadelphia as well as with the professional Hope Summer Repertory Theatre further mark our department as a special liberal arts program in theatre.
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Please note: North and South Dakota records created before 1972 are held in Kansas City.
We have a number of ways that we can assist you:
- Learn about our Archival Holdings
Our archival holdings are comprised of Federal records that date from the mid-1800s to the late 1900s received from over 100 Federal agencies and courts.
- Learn about our Records Center
We maintain non-current records from Federal agencies and courts and provide temporary storage of retired Federal records.
National Archives at Denver Guides
Archives Division
Our Regional Archives has both a Microfilm Research Room and an Archival Research Room. We have extensive microfilm holdings for genealogy research and general historical interest.
Federal Records Center
Our Denver facility also serves as a Federal Records Center, storing and servicing records for more than 100 Federal agencies, including the courts. We offer "Pick-up and Delivery" and other special services, including tailored workshops.
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