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One of the newest terms creating a buzz in the fitness world actually describes something quite old.
Adventure Out
What: Adventure Out will feature more than 25 fitness activities, such as sunrise yoga, family games, climbing, Zumba and trail runningWhen: It launches 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday on the MUSC North Garden behind Drug Discovery and next to the Urban Farm. The kickoff is 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at James Island County Park's Wappoo Pavilion and Stage.Where: MUSC and James Island, Palmetto Islands, Wannamaker, Isle of Palms and Folly Pier county parks.Cost: $10 gets participants an Adventure Out T-shirt, which will get free access to the parks to participate in the exercise class or event.More info: For a schedule of events and locations, go to http://academicdepartments.musc.edu/adventureout.
"Green exercise," or simply exercising outside, is starting to be recognized for its benefits beyond just burning calories. Studies, published in "Environmental Science & Technology" in 2010 and 2011, reviewed other studies and found that exercising outside — surprise, surprise — trumps indoor exercise for stress management, improved self-esteem and mood, increased frequency of exercise and improved sense of well-being.
As an avid "green exerciser" who has been pushing "Get Out" activities in the Charleston area for the past five years, I'm glad that some are recognizing the difference. I still marvel at how people can run on a treadmill or take a Spinning class in a quasi-dark room on a gorgeous spring day. Now that's Insanity!
Adventure Out
When I first heard about an exciting collaboration among the Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission and its nonprofit arm, the Parklands Foundation of Charleston, to host an outdoor fitness campaign, I was stoked.
Adventure Out kicks off this week and runs during May. Instructors from the MUSC Wellness Center will fan out to parks in the PRC system to hold an array of activities, such as sunrise yoga, beach bootcamps, trail runs, Zumba and several exercise classes usually associated with the great indoors.
The effort originated with conversations among Angus Long, executive director of Parklands; MUSC President Ray Greenberg; and Susan Johnson, MUSC's director of health promotion, on ways to offer more health and wellness programs to the community.
Johnson, who has been a driving force behind several initiatives, including the MUSC Urban Farm, knew about the studies on green exercise and the "Exercise is Medicine" program, in which doctors actually prescribe exercise to patients.
Ultimately, it could be a year-round program that is medically based, monitored and recorded, fitness and exercise opportunities.
But that's down the road.
Not there yet
For now, Adventure Out is a pilot program with a lot of potential, and organizers are looking at another outdoor-friendly month in the Lowcountry, October, for its second set of programs.
This coming month, fitness instructors at MUSC Wellness Center will lead more than 25 offerings, including aqua, Zumba dance, yoga and martial arts sessions with the theme of "Turn(ing) Over a New Leaf."
And here's the cool deal: Buy an Adventure Out T-shirt for $10 and it serves as your pass for the month. Wear the T-shirt and you will get in the parks and the classes for free. That's frankly the best deal I've heard of for structured exercise programming, perhaps ever.
Adventure Out has two kickoff events.
The launch will be 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday at MUSC North Garden behind Drug Discovery and next to the Urban Farm and will feature a climbing wall, fitness class "mini sessions" and food trucks.
The official kickoff will feature an Adventure Out Family Fitness Day to be held 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at the Wappoo Pavilion and Stage of James Island County Park. It will include Zumba, family-oriented fitness games, jump castles and food trucks.
From passive to active
Part of the effort is to change the perception of the county parks are only for passive uses such as for picnics to active places where you can get some serious exercise.
PRC Executive Director Tom O'Rourke says Adventure Out is a "kickstart of an initiative that is intended to have people see their parks as a health and wellness resource."
"The partnership between CCPRC — The Parklands Foundation — and MUSC, we think, prove to us that we all can work together for the bigger goal of a healthier Charleston County," O'Rourke says. "The Adventure Out collaboration will enable us to learn many things that will assist in the development of something much bigger, with more partners and for the benefit of all citizens.
"When you have resources like Dr. Susan Johnson and the MUSC Wellness staff, it is a natural fit for us to utilize the expertise that already exists in the community. They have been great to work with," O'Rourke says. "This collaboration is merely a start. It is important to all of us to keep this going."
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North Charleston City Council approved a large tax break Thursday night that will primarily benefit The Boeing Company, whose South Carolina operations are located in the city.
The city slashed in half the current top rate used to calculate annual fees for businesses with gross earnings of $250 million or more — there are just four North Charleston companies in that category — and created a new top-tier tailored for Boeing with a rate 99 percent lower than the current levy.
Business license fees on income up to $250 million were left unchanged, prompting a few council members to complain that small businesses got no tax relief.
"Small businesses are what drive America," said Councilman Todd Olds, who after some discussion cast the lone vote opposing the fee changes. Councilman Dwight Stigler was absent, and all the other council members voted for the change.
Mayor Keith Summey said he had been negotiating with Boeing for months over the business license fee. He said Boeing delivered two $400,000 checks for prior-year fees after negotiations concluded.
Summey said it's only fair to adjust the rates for future years to account for Boeing, because the aircraft manufacturer's sales will be so large that the company will account for 10 percent of the city's business license fees even after the rate reduction. Summey said small businesses will benefit from all the jobs that major employers like Boeing bring to the city.
Essentially, the deal was crafted so that Boeing will pay no more than roughly $1 million in yearly fees to the city as aircraft production ramps up.
"We tried to come up with what is fair for us and fair for them," the mayor said.
Up to the first $250 million in revenue, Boeing will pay the same rates as other businesses. On sales over $7.5 billion, Boeing would pay a nominal fee. In between those amounts, the city cut its license fee in half — a move that alone would save Boeing $688,570 if production goals are met.
The list price for Boeing's 787-8 Dreamliner, assembled in North Charleston, is $206.8 million. The company has said it plans to produce three of the passenger jets each month, which works out to just about $7.5 billion in potential annual sales.
In addition to Boeing, Daimler Vans Manufacturing, Select Health of South Carolina and Trident Regional Medical Center will benefit from the rate cut.
Councilman Ron Brinson said the business fee reduction for Boeing was in no way connected to the small property tax increase that City Council approved less than a month ago, as part of the city's $99.9 million budget.
Summey also defended the property tax increase, saying it was needed for pending city expenses.
"And I have told you we will not need a tax increase for at least the next four years," he told council members.
Boeing spokeswoman Candy Eslinger told The Post and Courier last week that "Even with the graduated rate, Boeing will continue to be one of the highest payers of business license fees in North Charleston, paying upwards of $1 million at full production, in future years as the graduated rate takes effect."
The license fee reduction joins a long list of local and state incentives worth in excess of a billion dollars that were used to lure the aerospace giant to South Carolina and expand once here.
The business license fee is among the more complicated taxes. Businesses pay different rates based on the category of business they are in, and then pay different percentages of those rates on different amounts of their gross income.
For example, a manufacturer such as Boeing would, under current rules, pay a fee that starts at $1.90 for each $1,000 in gross income — but would only pay 10 percent of that amount on income above $250 million. Companies pay between 60 and 100 percent of the tax on income under $250 million.
The proposed fee cut would allow companies to pay just 5 percent of the tax owed, on gross income above $250 million, and just one-tenth of 1 percent on income over $7.5 billion.
Reach David Slade at 937-5552 or Twitter @DSladeNews.


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2 charged in Millcreek drug case
Millcreek Township police have filed charges against two men in a drug investigation that was spawned from a probe into the shooting of two people at a West Ridge Road apartment in September.
Jordan T. Tracy, 20, of Union City, is free on unsecured bond after he was arraigned Wednesday afternoon on charges of possession with intent to deliver, criminal conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
An arrest warrant was also issued for Benjamin K. Myles, 21, on similar charges.
Police said they found suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia inside an upstairs apartment in the 4900 block of West Ridge Road on the morning of Sept. 24 when officers were called there to investigate a reported shooting.
Tracy and Taylor J. Marklow, 18, were both shot. Police said they are still looking for three suspects involved in the shooting, which took place during a robbery at the apartment.
Investigators said they seized items including 4 ounces of suspected marijuana, several marijuana pipes and bongs, and more than $15,000 in cash from the apartment after they served a search warrant there, according to the affidavit of probable cause that was filed with the charges against Tracy and Myles.
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Accustomed to surprises from her time on The Biggest Loser, Stephanie Anderson recently received a completely unwelcome one from her husband of one year, fellow show alum Sam Poueu.
As the couple prepared for the birth of their first child, a boy due in July, "Stephanie felt they weren't connecting and decided they should go to counseling," a source close to the situation tells PEOPLE. "It was getting dire."
Finally the truth came out, and it stunned Anderson.
"In one of the counseling sessions, Sam thought he would make it better by confessing," continues the source. "He [admitted] that he had cheated on her with multiple women throughout the course of their courtship and marriage. He told her everything."
Shocked by the news, "Stephanie decided to split" from Poueu just two months before their son is due, says the source.
When approached about the infidelity allegations, Poueu, 28, didn't deny the claims. He tells PEOPLE in a statement, "The circumstances and specifics of our marriage and our separation are extremely difficult and private."
Now Anderson, 33, and Poueu are left trying to pick up the pieces of their broken marriage amid preparing for the arrival of their baby boy this summer.
"Our focus is on Stephanie's continued health through her pregnancy and the delivery of our son," Poueu tells PEOPLE. "We are excited to be blessed as his parents and are focusing all of our energy and attention on doing what is best for his future. He is the most important person right now to both of us."
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The alias of a person who lives at Batjew Forums. Also another word for a complete mess or fuck up.
Botch posts at Batjew forums//you sure made a botch of that cake
โดย Botch 15 กรกฎาคม 2003
An animal raper, usually dog.
Man that sex with the dog was really good, that horse wasn't bad either.
โดย Diego 02 กรกฎาคม 2003
Male version of bitch.
Girl: "J.c is such a botch"
โดย Leeefy 22 มีนาคม 2007
To Botch a person means to have sex in a violent (not nesessarally agressive)manner. This term can also be used to describe a person as being attractive this is done by describing the person as botchworthy. It can also be used to describe someone as bein ugly (non botch-worthy) or if you admit you would have sex (Botch) an ugly person but only if you were drunk they would be Piss Botch-worthy.
Two guys sat watching girls as they pass:
Guy 1: she's worth a Botch!
Guy 2: Nah man shes well Non botch-worthy.
Guy 1: What about her?
Guy 2: Nah shes Piss Botch-worthy
Guy 1: she's worth a Botch!
Guy 2: Nah man shes well Non botch-worthy.
Guy 1: What about her?
Guy 2: Nah shes Piss Botch-worthy
โดย Scrott rotter 24 มีนาคม 2006
A penis that has been improperly circumsized and has only part of the forskin removed, or too much removed causing a painfull erection. In certain extreme cases the entire head of the penis can be accidently removed causing a nasty nub.
I heard that guy has half a dong.
Is he a botch?
Is he a botch?
โดย Jordan G. Ranson 18 พฤษภาคม 2005
- it's another word for bitch, ya retards
- Yo botches, whats up?
- Sup botches?!
- Sup botches?!
โดย mchammer 18 กันยายน 2003
To butcher profoundly with your fist or feet.
I'm gonna botch your up later, punk.
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Dennis M. Petyak, 56, Gallitzin, died Saturday at his residence.
He was born in Altoona, son of the late Michael and Helen (Glass) Petyak. He married Barbara Ruffley on July 2, 1983.
Surviving are his wife; a daughter, Lori, and son, Joseph, both at home; a sister, Donna (Robert) Decoskey of Gallitzin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Denny was a 1974 graduate of Penn Cambria High School. He owned and operated Petyak Tire and Exhaust for 33 years. He was a member of St. Demetrius Catholic Church, Gallitzin.
Denny enjoyed dirt track racing, fishing and running heavy equipment for the borough.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013, at Gibbons Funeral Home, 301 Church St., Gallitzin, where a vigil service will be held Tuesday. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, at St. Demetrius Catholic Church, Gallitzin, with the Rev. Albert Ledoux as celebrant.
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Suzanne Macari, Ph.D., is an Associate Research Scientist at the Yale Child Study Center. She earned her doctoral degree in Developmental Psychology from the University of Virginia and completed post-doctoral fellowships in autism research at the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute with Dr. Sally Rogers and Dr. Sally Ozonoff, and at the Yale Child Study Center Toddler Developmental Disabilities Clinic under the supervision of Dr. Chawarska. Currently, she is part of the assessment team for studies involving infants and toddlers. Her research focuses on visual attention and perception in infants and toddlers with autism, early behavioral markers of autism, and developmental changes in the phenotypic expression of autism over the first three years of life.
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Hi Aneesh!
I touched base … Sanjiv Ahuja and he expressed an interest in meeting with you.… He is going to be in DC next week for a fundraising dinner with the President.
You may recall that you met with Sanjiv Ahuja about a year ago, with Phil Falcone … as Phil & Sanjiv were finalizing their plans for a new wireless broadband network…. Sanjiv will be at a fund-raiser dinner with the President on September 30 and would like to visit with you … and Aneesh Chopra…
Sources: Washington Post, Light Squared, Forbes [Philip Falcone bio], NTIA
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Jarrett Joins Land O'Lakes Purina Feed Dairy Team
Jarrett Joins Land O'Lakes Purina Feed Dairy Team
Land O'Lakes Purina Feed announces the hiring of Jamie Jarrett to the livestock marketing team.
Jarrett brings an extensive academic background in animal nutrition to the group. This includes a Ph.D. in dairy cattle nutrition and nutrient management from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University where the focus of her research was improving estimations of phosphorus bioavailability in lactating dairy cows. In addition Jarrett holds a Master's degree in swine nutrition and nutrient management from Oklahoma State University.
"The Livestock Marketing group is pleased to add Jamie to our team," says Elena Lindemann, dairy business and lactating livestock marketing leader with Land O'Lakes Purina Feed. "Jamie's technical expertise and dairy nutrition insights will be invaluable in enhancing our product offerings and will help us continue to develop new, breakthrough feeding programs for our customers."
In her new role as a dairy marketing nutritionist for the Land O'Lakes Purina Feed livestock marketing group Jarrett will assist the research and marketing team in developing new concepts and proprietary feed products and technologies for dairy cows, as well as provide technical support to the sales team. Jarrett is originally from Bakersfield, Calif.
Land O'Lakes Purina Feed LLC is North America's leading feed company serving producers nationwide through local cooperatives and independent dealerships by providing an extensive line of animal nutrition, ingredients and expertise.


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Cushman running for nomination
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SALEM — Salem City Council-At-Large appointee Jeff Cushman said he's running for the Republican nomination in the May primary for election to a four-year term after serving more than a year of an......
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Nasty mushy diarrhea that mostly flots, and stinks to high hell
My ass still hurts from the brutal swampy I left 5 minutes ago!
Dude, who forgot to flush their swampy down?
Dude, who forgot to flush their swampy down?
Butt Plugs tarafından 6 Mart 2005, Pazar
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a person that is stinky, sweaty, sticky, and clammy
brin is swampy sometimes
cranbrookdeer tarafından 30 Temmuz 2012, Pazartesi
A woman's moist vagina, occuring usually during a state of sexual arousal. The term can also be uased as an adjective to desrcibe a wet vagina.
1. The couple failed to have sexual intercourse due to the fact that the female could not get a swampy.
2. As the two made out in the car,the girl began to become aroused and was starting to feel a bit swampy.
2. As the two made out in the car,the girl began to become aroused and was starting to feel a bit swampy.
Chazeene13 tarafından 6 Mayıs 2006, Cumartesi
a person who smokes a lot of w33d and likes to bang his mom for extra dope MOTHERFUCKA
I had some dank ass swampy the other day that my dick throbbed! NIGGAH, take my w33d BITCH!
monster720 tarafından 23 Haziran 2015, Salı
a person who lives underground inside a earth hole, which is covered by a mossy stone, these people tend to live of earth worms and other assorted grubs, and tend to come from the kings lynn area.
stig of the dump might have been a "swampy", others have pretended to be protesting over new runways but really just love living with the worms.
Richard Rogers tarafından 19 Mart 2008, Çarşamba
A term used to describe a friend when he's acting weird or paranoid all of a sudden.
What do you mean you don't want to go anymore, Dude, why are you being so swampy right now?
Kevin Buan tarafından 16 Mart 2010, Salı
An inhabitant of the Isle of Sheppey (see www.sheppeyscum.com) who has been both born and raised there. Distinctive accent is cross between estuary English and yokel, although all sentences contain f word.
See pikey
Sean tarafından 18 Kasım 2003, Salı
A noun, verb, or adjective, that is Sanache.
"Dude, your being really Swampy right now."
"What does that even mean?"
"It means Sanache."
"What does that even mean?"
"It means Sanache."
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June 2016 ProgramThe Institute is for all artists, looking for ways to consistently increase their sales, meet area business professionals and other artists who will share their success stories and give tips on what it takes to get a business going.
The next session will be June 2016
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The Artist as an Entrepreneur Institute(AEI) is an artist-focused course of study designed to assist artists (visual, musicians, writers, media, theater, performing arts), by cultivating and advancing their business skills.
Presented on 4 Saturdays, AEI will be offered as a series of 20 classes. AEI is led by a premier faculty composed of leading business practitioners and artists familiar with arts and culture from the South Florida region. Faculty members instruct artists through a series of lectures, panels and discussions.
Developed by the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture (CPAC), the course features exercises and readings to prepare for each session, and is tailored to the specific needs of artist entrepreneurs.
CPAC, program founder of the AEI, has provided comprehensive business training to more than 600 artists; this service is made possible by the generous financial support of the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE), Dominion, with additional support by the Cleveland Foundation, the George Gund Foundation, the Kulas Foundation and the John P. Murphy Foundation.
Participation in program is $100 per person and includes:
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Friday, March 29, 2013
One of the joys of going to cardiac rehab classes at Summerville Medical Center is the recipes dietician Ashley Cobb shares with us. They are, of course, heart healthy. And if it's good for the heart, it's good for the rest of you.
One of my new favorites is the chicken cacciatore, a dish that's welcome any season. Service it with a cucumber and chickpea salad. Make your heart happy. Give them a try.
Easy Chicken Cacciatore
4 medium size chicken breasts (about 1 pound)
2 teaspoons olive oil, divided
2 red bell peppers, sliced, (2 cups)
½ large white onion (1 cup)
2 cups sliced mushrooms
1 15-ounce can crushed tomatoes (no salt added)
½ teaspoon garlic powder
½ teaspoon dried basil
2 tablespoons capers drained (optional)
1 ounce grated/shredded parmesan cheese
Coat a large non-stick pan/skillet with 1 teaspoon olive oil, add chicken breasts and brown on medium high heat, 2-3 minutes each side. Remove from pan and set aside.
Add the second teaspoon olive oil, pepper and onions to the pan and sauté for 3-4 minutes, stirring often until lightly browned and starting to soften.
Add mushrooms and half can of tomatoes and continue to heat, stirring occasionally for another 3-4 minutes.
Add the browned chicken breasts, basil, capers, garlic powder and second half of the canned tomatoes. Reduce heat to low-medium and simmer stirring occasionally for about 15 minutes until chicken is tender and no longer pink inside. Garnish with parmesan cheese.
Cucumber and chickpea salad.
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 can garbanzo beans (low sodium if you can find it) drained and rinsed
½ tomato, chopped
¼ red onion, minced
1 rib celery sliced
1 cucumber, chopped
1 teaspoon garlic, minced
2 tablespoons fresh dill or 4 teaspoons dried dill
1 ½ teaspoons red wine vinegar
Juice of half a lemon
Juice of half a lime
Cracked black pepper to taste
1 tablespoon fresh parsley or dried parsley to taste
Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a sauté pan over medium heat. Stir in beans, cover and turn off heat. Set aside.
Gently toss remaining ingredients in large salad bowl. Add beans.
Serve with additional parsley if desired.
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Name: Kylie Gunnett
School: Central
Age: 17
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Grade: Senior
Sport: Softball
Athlete of the week achievement: Gunnett went 3-0 in the circle with a five-hit shutout of Portage, a one-hitter against Bellefonte and a five-hitter against Hollidaysburg.
Season update: In the circle, Gunnett is 7-0 with a 1.08 earned run average. She is also currently batting .346.
Coach Dale Walters' quote: "Her hard work and dedication is really paying off for her and the team this year."
Favorite teacher: Mr. Benton
Favorite subject: Anatomy
Favorite movie: "Pitch Perfect"
Favorite food: Chicken
Favorite song: "Stay" by Rihanna
Outside interests: Hunting, fishing, bowling
Favorite professional team: Pittsburgh Penguins
Favorite college team: Florida
Pro athlete most admired: Tim Tebow
Best athlete I ever played with: Kate Blattenberger
Best athlete I ever competed against: Hollidaysburg's Hannah Mercer
Most influential person on my athletic career: Jimbo Peracchino
Proudest athletic achievement: Making it to the state semifinals as a junior
How I got my start in softball: "My parents [Emily and Rob] signed my up when I was 7.''
Future goal: "To have a successful career in college.''


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TAHOE CITY, Calif. — Laddie, a West Shore and Squaw Valley VIP and local icon for nearly four decades, may be forced to retire because of injuries he suffered in a serious hit and run accident, though you will have a hard time convincing him that any of his limitations will slow him down. Laddie is resigned to missing work this winter, but, beyond that, he remains hopeful. "We'll see how it goes", he says.
Laddie was hit by a car on April 28 as he was walking across the street in Tahoe City. It sent him "flying" (Laddie's own word) through the air, breaking his hip, pelvis, a femur, ribs and causing severe injuries to his knees and feet. Had it not been for the response of Kentaro Matsuura, a guest at the Pepper Tree Inn, Laddie may not have survived.
Laddie was born Matthew Hodge in 1947 in Oakland, CA, with an extremely challenging developmental disability that has earned him a reputation for trying one's patience, especially when he's out socializing, because he can get a little rambunctious, loud and extremely talkative, especially after a few beers. But that happens to the best of us. Laddie just happens to be at his uninhibited best more frequently than the rest of us.
Laddie first came to Tahoe as a young boy with his devoted mother, Robyn Genest, in 1959. Today, Robyn drives to Auburn every week to help care for her son. Robyn worked tirelessly for the Olympics before, during and after the winter games in Squaw Valley in 1960. Her work and personal commitment to help staff the historic event earned her a special bronze medal from the Olympic Committee.
I didn't hear about Laddie's accident until a few weeks ago. I saw him on September 4th, and was amazed at how healthy he looked after what he'd been through. He can do most things on his own now, but still needs a walker or a wheelchair. Laddie misses Tahoe, but has made quite a name for himself in Auburn. "I just love him," said one of his nurses. They will miss him when he returns to Tahoe, which, hopefully, will be soon.
Laddie loves to dance, and doesn't need a dance floor. He gets up and grooves whenever and wherever the mood strikes him, which is often, especially when the music is live.
He enjoys playing the harmonica too, which he does with a passion, a generous cacophony of rhythm and melody, and the occasional flood of musical genius when the mood is right and he and his harmonica are filled with the magic of the moment.
And Laddie loves to laugh. One of the most amazing things about the man is that his sense of humor is more sophisticated than you might expect from a person with his disability.
Laddie's main occupation has been that of a janitor, but he can do so much more. It was Laddie's idea to install an incinerator on Squaw's upper mountain, at Gold Coast. "Why are we hauling all this garbage down the gondola when we could build an incinerator up here?" he said one day. His idea was approved, and the incinerator became a reality.
At age 65, Laddie reigns supreme as the undisputed King of all Janitors.
As skinny as a whip, Laddie has been known to work circles around men forty years younger. His services at Squaw Valley and Chambers Landing every year for decades ranks him at the top as an extremely valuable employee. His personal commitment to excellence in the local ski and restaurant business is well known. Laddie is one of the hardest working, most dependable, trustworthy, loyal and honest employees anyone could hire. He earned employee of the month 5 times from Tom O'Neill at Squaw.
A local friend says, "I think about Laddie every day and am so thankful that I know him."
We wish Laddie a quick return home and many more good years with us in the Tahoe Basin, which is more beautiful, cleaner, and more colorful because of him.
Bob Sweigert is a Sierra Sun columnist, published poet, former college instructor and ski instructor. He has a B.A. and an M.A.T. from Gonzaga University. He has lived at Lake Tahoe for 30 years.


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Video games are the only place celebrities don't have advantages over everyone else. The average game hero is an immortal warrior so far beyond human weakness they only drink the blood of their enemies to have something to spit over the corpses. Switching that out for "someone a bit fitter or prettier than normal" is often a letdown.
Most of these games are so forgettable they act as Faraday cages to cancel out celebrity. But some make so little sense, and make the star look so stupid, the only explanation is programmers finally getting revenge by proxy on every popular kid from school.
#5. Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City
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In the '90s, Mario suffered from King Midas syndrome: He made lots of money, but everything in the world was turning into platformers. Games about movies were platform games, games about earthworms were platform games, games about basketballers were platform games, and basketball is already a game.
It didn't go well.
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Renamed from Michael Jordan Sucks at Something Besides Baseball.
Chaos in the Windy City came out a month after Shaq Fu proved that programming non-basketballing basketballers was how you made computer games feel existential despair. When an idea as awesome as Shaq Fu doesn't work, trying again is applying a Band-Aid to someone who's just received last rites from Jesus. But by 1994, Michael Jordan was more famous for magic and miracles. And almost infinitely more famous for gambling debts. He'd put his name on dirty underwear if you paid him. In his game, you restore health by picking up Gatorade and Wheaties, making it the first time the player collecting things gave someone else money.
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Think of the Money, Money.
The plot proved they spent all their word-money on "Michael" and "Jordan." Dr. Max Cranium has kidnapped every Chicago Bull except MJ, because that "Dr." stands for "Durrrrr." We don't have to call the game uninspired, because publisher Electronic Arts already did that: Character in Place Name is how babies tell that even the writer got bored with their "Learn to Read" book.
The gameplay involves marching in straight lines around endless sparsely populated areas searching for hidden goals. That is so opposite of basketball that white men can do it. The game is so bad it made Nintendo Power's Top 10 Worst Games of All Time, and Nintendo Power's official function was saying Nintendo games were great. This game alone allowed Space Jam to happen by preventing it from being the stupidest thing Jordan would ever do. Finally, you face Max Cranium ...
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A basketball-themed villain, living on a basketball court in a suit of basketball armor, and he moves to '94 Chicago to piss off Jordan. That's like planning your crime spree in Gotham when your only weakness is child-endangerment.
#4. Chuck Norris Superkicks
In 1983, Atari tried to save the timestream from Chuck Norris jokes by releasing the worst one: Chuck Norris Superkicks. The last technology to ruin martial arts expertise this badly was gunpowder.
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But when real-life murderchips turn us all into invincible cyborgs, they'll look exactly like this.
Norris needs to rescue a hostage from an unnameable terrorist (the writer just couldn't be bothered to waste an alias on imminent Norris foot-fluid). Unfortunately, Atari Chuck is worse at working his limbs than Atari Pac-Man is. The game is played on a controller with only one button, and pressing that button doesn't do anything. All moves are special moves, so you have to press the button in conjunction with the correct stick direction, while standing still, while enemies attack from every direction. Desperate flailing as you try to do martial arts means achieving nothing while everyone beats you to a pulp. And we don't buy video games to simulate the real effects of trying karate in a fight.
He's either shitting himself or laying eggs. Both are poor combat technique.
But before you can karate Professor Anonymous Von Terrorbad into moppable form, you must avoid the worst video game villain ever coded: grass. Superkicks is set in a dystopian Pokemon future where stepping into tall grass dramatically reduces your life expectancy. (There were bound to be side-effects of training every random creature in the world to fight everything to the death.) Grass runs down the clock, and Chuck can't actually die any other way -- he just runs out of time. Making the game an amazingly accurate representation of both his movies and his movie career. If the timer hits zero, the hostage dies and you lose, so most gameplay consists of carefully walking down the garden path, and being a kid too young to understand how that phrase means the makers are laughing at you.
Eh, still better than Top Dog.
#3. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson: Rockpocalypse
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Did we learn nothing from "Michael Jordan in: That Man Is Made of Balls"? Years after a 2D Jordan refused to basketball all over town, we get Rockpocalypse, a non-wrestling game starring a wrestler. Rock "The Dwayne" Johnson makes perfect sense for the wrestling games genre, or even the Scorpion King games genre, but WWE Presents: Rockpocalypse is neither.
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"Can we use a different picture for the title screen? It's just that it's NOT a wrestling game and so I thought-
No, you're right, I'll shut the fuck up."
If you pictured Rockpocalypse as a spectacular showdown between over-the-top wrestling moves and an end-of-the-world disaster movie, well done on being better at WWE games than the WWE. Their budget for this touchscreen time-waster barely stretched to the title. Rockpocalypse cost more than every other line of code in this put together, and tapping through the resulting game is less fun than tapping out of a cross arm-breaker.
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Useful tapping tips for iPad owners who don't know how iPads work.
Swipe the screen and Rock, The beats the shit out of his own film crew, who are scattered around a Hollywood set larger and more sparsely populated than the Moon. Why is a multimillionaire movie star pounding the snot out of the backup Foley artist? Because an evil dude, presumably pissed about watching Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, has released a pathogen that turns everyone into vicious minions. Or at least that's what you're told. Everyone looks anonymous and totally normal, but you must still destroy their infected evil. Rockpocalypse might have the worst plot of all time, but it's a fantastic psychotic breakdown simulator.
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"We're here to help you, Rock! That's why we're not using guns even though you've crippled 20 people!"
The rest of the story is revealed through hidden text files, because someone grossly overestimated how much people playing a WWE "touch the screen to trigger noises" game want to read.
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"Swear to God, this was originally a novel about the dangers of groupthink and paranoia,
but I thought, 'Nah, it should be an iPad game starring The Rock.'"


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The Buffalo Niagara Sales & Marketing Executives will honor Russell J. Salvatore as 2012 Executive of the Year at its annual dinner gala March 4 at Salvatore's Italian Gardens. Salvatore, who established the famous restaurant in 1967, is president and CEO of Russell's Steaks, Chops and More Restaurant and Salvatore's Grand Hotel. In addition he is involved in the Russell J. Salvatore School of Hospitality and Business at Trocaire College, the Patriots and Heroes Park in Lancaster and many other charities and causes.
First Niagara Financial Group promoted Kristy Berner to senior vice president and general counsel and Kate White to senior vice president and managing director, human resources. Berner, the bank's assistant general counsel since 2010, earned her bachelor's degree, MBA, and J.D. from the University at Buffalo. White, who joined the bank in 2008 after serving as corporate HR director at HSBC for more than 10 years, graduated from Cornell University.
The Buffalo Urban League appointed Vincent D. Clark vice president of development and communications. Clark served as executive director of the Ellicott-Masten YMCA and senior director for government, corporate and foundation relations at Medaille College. For more than seven years, he worked in the office of former U.S. Congressman Jack Quinn as a senior field representative and director of grants.
Phillips Lytle, an area law firm, elected David J. Luzon and Thomas E. Popek partners in the firm. Luzon, a graduate from Medaille College, he received his MBA and J.D. from the University at Buffalo. Popek received his bachelor's degree and J.D. from UB.
Travers Collins, a Buffalo marketing communications agency, named Tom Peters senior vice president/creative director. Peters, a graduate of Buffalo State College, had been vice president/associate creative director of the agency. He joined the agency 17 years ago from the design staff at Fisher-Price.
The Bonadio Group appointed Brett McDermott a senior accountant. McDermott was a senior accountant with Lumsden & McCormick. He received his master's degree from Daemen College.
Invision Health located at the Brain and Spine Center in Williamsville named Dr. Sanford R. Pleskow to its primary care medical staff. Pleskow specializes in internal medicine and has been in practice for 35 years. He completed his medical degree at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and served his residencies at the E.J. Meyer Memorial Medical Hospital, Buffalo General Hospital and the Veterans Administration Hospital.
Gateway-Longview named Catharine Miles-Kania vice president of organizational advancement. Miles-Kania, who brings 14 years of fundraising and social services experience to the agency, graduated from the Columbia University School of Social Work. Gateway-Longview is a not-for-profit child and family service agency.
Dopkins & Company promoted Christine D. McWilliams and Brendan P. Brady to senior manager and Andrew J. Reading to manager in the general services team. McWilliams, a CPA, joined the firm in 1997 and earned a bachelor's degree from Canisius College. Brady, a CPA, joined the firm in 2002 after graduating from the University at Buffalo with a bachelor's and master's degrees. Reading, also a CPA, graduated from Fredonia State College. He joined the firm in 2007.
The Niagara Falls Bridge Commission, the binational entity that owns and operates the Rainbow, Whirlpool Rapids and Lewiston-Queenston Bridges between Canada and the U.S., elected Thomas G. Pryce chairperson for 2013. Pryce recently retired as business manager and financial secretary of Iron Workers Local 9, Niagara Falls.


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ONTARIO, Ore. - Elvin P. Graybill, 78, of Kinzers, Ore., passed away on Sept. 30, 2012, in Ontario, Ore., where he was residing with family.
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Elvin was a member of Simmontown Mennonite Church of Gap. He formerly lived near Nottingham, where he was occupied in dairy farming.
He is also survived by: five daughters, Rachel Miller and her husband, Lynn, of Dodge City, Minn., Lois Nolt and her husband, Warren, of Dodge City, Minn., Carolyn Eberly and her husband, Duane, of Ontario, Ore., MaryAnn Martin and her husband, Dale, of Ontario, Ore., and Kathy Good and her husband, Dean, of Andover, N.Y.; son, Jay Graybill and his wife, Joanna , of Belleville; two brothers, Earl Graybill and his wife, Miriam, of Lititz, and Clayton Graybill, of Richfield; sisters, Kathryn Good, of Richmond, and Wilma Kauffman of Mifflintown; 32 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
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Courteney Crain can now put another feather in her research cap! Ms. Crain is an undergraduate researcher in the laboratory of Nalini Santanam, Ph.D., professor within Marshall University's Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program. She recently has been nominated to join Sigma Xi, which is the scientific honor society for research scientists and engineers (www.sigmaxi.org). It is an honor for Courtney to be nominated, as membership is by nomination only.
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No, Samsung did not pay Apple $1 billion in five cent coins
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1. MeoCao (unregistered)
It sounds more like SJ's way of doing this thing. He would pay the money in coins of different denominations and demand the payee to count every one under his watch.
2. sithvenger (banned) (Posts: 371; Member since: 25 Aug 2012)
What was ur point with this post. It made no sense at all.
25. OptimusOne (Posts: 694; Member since: 22 May 2012)
no point
its just one of those funny articles with no point or meaning to it
3. bobfreking55 (Posts: 866; Member since: 15 Jul 2011)
abraham Lincoln said that? hahahaha.
well, i still wish it was true. we did this on a school payment once. professor was pissed with counting, ever since he made all fees exact and such.
6. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
the ending line was golden. I liked it. :)
9. bobfreking55 (Posts: 866; Member since: 15 Jul 2011)
and he was a math teacher. lol. hahaha.
35. prisilla111 (Posts: 12; Member since: 29 May 2012)
Hey are you still on here remixfa?
32. abiug.gc (Posts: 15; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
he was a vampire hunter not an article´s hunter lol
4. sp3llv3xit (Posts: 20; Member since: 15 Sep 2011)
Don't you get sick of the stories about how this schoolyard bully kicks people around? Someone should stick it to Apple and maybe roast this fruit with marshmallows.
5. ivanko34 (Posts: 617; Member since: 04 Sep 2011)
Samsung should pay in trucks of apples
11. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
That would probably be the best trolling act I've ever heard of. You are a genus!
21. Aeires (unregistered)
Only if they were Macintosh apples.
31. levvy (Posts: 33; Member since: 01 Aug 2012)
a little addition: ......in trucks of "ROTTEN STINKY" apples.
7. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
nice little gag at the end of the story nick.
u apple fanboy
28. Mittal (Posts: 493; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
some1 thumbed down me laughing
27. OptimusOne (Posts: 694; Member since: 22 May 2012)
who cares. this is just hilarious
10. prisilla111 (Posts: 12; Member since: 29 May 2012)
WTF. Lincoln didn't know anything about the internet. If I know my history, he was 2 busy killing Vampires.
12. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
That awkward moment when you read this meme on 9gag and knew it would start a rumor like this.
13. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
They should pay apple in pennies. thats alot of damn pennies
14. Slammer (Posts: 1515; Member since: 03 Jun 2010)
Wasn't Lincoln known for driving a Mercury vehicle to continental breakfasts? Hence, the Lincoln Continental. Then dropping a load afterwards. Lincoln Logs. It's on the internet. Look it up. :)
15. wayee1 (Posts: 12; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
OMG !! PLASE thsi history is funny..! but !: write a article ...! omg! sooo ...
16. wayee1 (Posts: 12; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
samsung pay ! to apple! in chupy chupy! :;D
17. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yeah, no way this would have been real. Now there was a case of one guy paying another a court settlement of thousands in pennies. Heard that one on the radio like, a decade ago.
18. Savage (unregistered)
How I wish it were true. But it's impossible. I read somewhere it would take atleast 347 trucks (had a lot of statistics and calculations) to transport the $1 billion. Not possible with current gas prices.
19. jove39 (Posts: 1858; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
How about $1 coins!
20. Aeires (unregistered)
I heard it was dimes, they wanted to show Apple how it felt to have them dropped on you.
22. bantheiphonedotcom (banned) (Posts: 28; Member since: 24 Aug 2012)
How could anyone believe this story, when there is an appeal process starting....
23. chris_t610 (Posts: 14; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
Phonearena, aren't you getting tired of this kind of story to tell? Frankly, this stuff is starting to sound rather ridiculous and yet you keep fanning the flames of the issue, put a lid on it please.
Just go back to what you do best; and that is reviewing and reporting gadgets which is the main core of existence of this website anyway. As for the legal matters in between companies, best you leave that to the court and lawyers. Unless you want to shift to becoming LawArena.
26. OptimusOne (Posts: 694; Member since: 22 May 2012)
lol. can't you laugh once in a while.
this is the only samsung v apple related story that doesn't have mass apple vs android flaming
24. Mohamed_Abdulkareem (Posts: 45; Member since: 15 May 2012)
"Don't believe everything that you read on the internet." Did Ibraham Lincoln said that? so, Pharaoth sould be the real founders of the Internet :)
29. Android4u (Posts: 456; Member since: 16 Aug 2012)
How the hell does Lincoln know about the Internet?
30. AnotherOne (Posts: 15; Member since: 04 Jul 2012)
33. ambrown (Posts: 33; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
Obviously this would be a little more than impractical...but it would make an awesome FU to Apple for being trolls themselves in the courtroom. But clearly Samsung doesn't actually owe that amount as of yet. Once it goes through the appeals court that price will likely be lowered, at least somewhat. Most cases like this where a sum is awarded the appeals court usually knocks off either a portion, or reduces it drastically. It's still quite outrageous that $1.5 Billion was awarded to Apple, but in the end Samsung can hope for a huge reduction in that amount before the day of reckoning comes and they have to pay up.
34. ELgar (Posts: 1; Member since: 02 Oct 2012)
That's a pretty sharp and witty ending to your article, you must be really proud of yourself Nick T. NICE one bra!


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Legally Speaking- To impede or not to impede
By Bob Mionske
Legally Speaking – with Bob Mionske: To impede or not to impede, that is the question
Published Apr. 20, 2006 on VeloNews
I have the good fortune to live in Southern Minnesota where the roads are in good condition, and relatively free of traffic. Our club rides are always quite enjoyable and take us on some very pleasant routes through local farmland. Most of the roads we ride on have very minimal traffic,to the point where a car goes past us (in either direction) often only once every 10 or 15 minutes. In general, most motorists are quite considerate, but as always there are a few who feel that bicyclists simply do not belong on the roads. Minnesota law states that bicyclists are allowed to ride two abreast, as long as we stay to the right side of the road, and do not occupy more than one lane. Another provision is that we do not "impede the normaland reasonable movement of traffic." Those motorists who do get angry that bicycles are on the road often tell us that we are not allowed to impede traffic, and this often seems to be the major basis for their complaints.This occurs even when there is no other traffic on the road, and the car may only have to slow for a few seconds until safe to pass us. So my question for you is from a legal standpoint, what exactly constitutes "impeding the normal and reasonable flow of traffic? Of interest, these same motorists never seem to get upset when they end up behind some large piece of farm equipment driving down the road at a pace much slower than bicycles.
Dear T.M.,
Don't you hate it when your ride on the beautiful roads in southern Minnesota, and some motorist who has no problem waiting behind some slow-moving farm vehicle, comes up behind you and starts quoting the MinnesotaTraffic Regulations chapter and verse to prove that you are violating the law?…So are you? I love questions like this, because the answer is easy, and it's the right outcome:You are not impeding traffic, and therefore, you are not violating the law by riding in the right lane. Let's find out why.
Let's start with some basics. First, in Minnesota, Section 169.01(2)of the Traffic Regulations defines a "vehicle" as "Every device in, upon, or by which any person or property is or may betransported or drawn upon a highway, excepting devices used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks." Now that's a pretty inclusive definition of vehicle, and includes farm tractors, trailers, and yes, bicycles. So what rights do bicycles have on Minnesota roads? According to Section 169.222(1) of the Traffic Regulations, "all of the rights and all of the duties applicable to the driver of anyother vehicle…" However, as you've mentioned, Section 169.222(4) of the Minnesota Traffic Regulations also requires that
There are a few interesting observations to be made about the language of this statute. First, the statute requires you to ride "as close as practicable"to the right. This is standard statutory language across the United States, and merely means that you have to ride as close to the right as is feasible under the conditions. It is not a commandment to ride as close to the rightas possible to the right under all conditions. In fact, the legislature suggests several conditions under which a cyclist would be justified innot riding to the right. Second, did you notice that there's no requirement in the statute for a cyclist to ride anywhere other than the road? The statute anticipates that cyclists will be riding "upon a roadway or shoulder," and that on laned roadways, cyclists can only occupy one lane. This language indicates that the legislature intends that bicycles will be riding on the road.Third, did you notice the words "normal and reasonable?" What is the"normal and reasonable" movement of traffic? And, as you asked, what constitutes impeding "the normal and reasonable movement of traffic"? For an answer, let's ride over to Ohio.
In 1999, Steven Selz, a cyclist, was cited for "impeding traffic" inTrotwood, Ohio (see You gotta fight for your right to slooooow down). At trial, the cyclist's attorney focused on establishing the following points:The cyclist was riding at a reasonably normal bicycling speed;There was no posted minimum speed limit; and the established maximum speed limit was not only an unreasonable speed for a bicycle, it was an unsafe speed for a bicycle.This part of the cyclist's case focused on the "reasonable movement of traffic"—the bicycle was traveling at a reasonable speed. But is it reasonable for a bicycle to travel at a reasonable speed if other traffic on the roadis capable of moving at a faster speed? According to his attorney, Steve Magas…well, I'll let him tell it in his own words:
As he notes in his account, the trial court didn't buy that argument, and Selz didn't get the yellow jersey. However, Selz wasn't quite ready to quit just yet, so he advanced to the next stage—The Ohio Court of Appeals.There, the Justices
Based on that analysis, the Ohio court held in Trotwood v. Selz that
Now let's ride back to Minnesota. As we saw in Ohio, the statutes are virtuallyidentical. In fact, let's look at Minnesota's definition of "traffic";under Section 169.01(44) of the Minnesota Traffic Regulations
Almost exactly what Ohio's code says. Now, the appellate decision in Trotwoodv. Selz wasn't explicitly based on that definition, but let's look again at an interesting point Selz' attorney raised at trial:
That's basically what the Ohio Court of Appeals said. Keep in mind that the holding in Ohio isn't binding authority upon courts in Minnesota; however, it is persuasive authority, which makes it extremely likely that any caseof a similar nature in Minnesota would be decided the same way.Now, what I've really done is tell you what doesn't constitutei mpeding the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, but that's really all the courts have told us, and as long as you're riding within what thelaw allows, you won't run the risk of impeding traffic. What do you think? Is it timefor a ride?
Good luck,
(Research and drafting provided by Rick Bernardi-law student-Lewis and Clark)
This article, To Impede Or Not To Impede, That Is The Question, was origially published on VeloNews on April 20, 2006.
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Tuesday turned out to be one of the better days of the year for Penn State as coach Bill O'Brien not only declared he's staying put for 2013, he also was named Big Ten Coach of the Year.
"I plan on being the head football coach at Penn State [in 2013]," O'Brien said during a radio interview with WQXI-AM 790 in Atlanta. "That's my plan, and that's what I intend to do."
That was the first time O'Brien stated publicly that he will return to PSU next season. His name has been mentioned repeatedly as a candidate for potential NFL openings.
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Bill O'Brien has gone from being a virtual unknown when he was hired at PSU in January to well respected around the nation for his work with the Nittany Lions.
"[O'Brien] is staying, and we've had no conversations with anyone else," the coach's agent, Joe Linta, told ESPN.com. "In fact, he's leaving at 6 [this morning] to go out on the recruiting trail."
To put in perspective the respect people have for the job O'Brien did in leading Penn State to an 8-4 record this year, consider that Urban Meyer led Ohio State to an undefeated season and No. 4 ranking, and yet that wasn't good enough to beat out O'Brien for Big Ten coaching honors.
The league has two awards for top coach, one voted on by the media (Dave McClain Award) and one by the coaches (Hayes-Schembechler Award). O'Brien captured both in a presentation on Big Ten Network.
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PSU's Barnes named Big Ten Freshman of Year
Penn State defensive end Deion Barnes was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year on Tuesday after leading the team with six sacks and 10 tackles for loss.
Barnes won the Thompson-Randle El Award, becoming the first PSU player since Curtis Enis in 1995 to be named the Big Ten's top freshman.
"I'm very honored," Barnes said on the Big Ten Network telecast. "This is a great honor. I feel good right now to be recognized for the Freshman of the Year."
A redshirt freshman, Barnes finished fifth in the Big Ten in sacks, 13th in tackles for losses and had 26 tackles (14 solo).
Nittany Lion tight end Kyle Carter also was a candidate for the freshman award.
Linebacker Michael Mauti was considered a leading candidate for Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, but that honor went to Ohio State lineman John Simon.
Mauti was named the league's Linebacker of the Year on Monday, and Allen Robinson was named Receiver of the Year.
Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller was named Offensive Player of the Year.
"It's obviously very humbling," O'Brien said on the TV show. "There's two groups of people that you have to talk about when it comes to coach of the year awards, and it's our coaching staff and our group of players. I can't say enough about what our coaches did in helping keeping this thing moving forward and then obviously what our players did on the field.
"We weren't an undefeated team, but we sure had a bunch of kids that played tough, hard football all year, and it was fun to coach them."
O'Brien, also a candidate for national coach of the year honors, obviously had to deal with far more than the usual issues facing a college coach. He took over in the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky scandal, had his program receive some of the most severe sanctions in NCAA history, saw some of his key players transfer and had to actively recruit his own players to convince them to stay.
The Nittany Lions started 0-2 with losses to Ohio and Virginia, and many people wrote them off. They responded by winning eight of their last 10 games to finish 8-4 overall and 6-2 in the Big Ten.
"An unprecedented situation," BTN anchor Dave Revsine said on the air. "There was no road map for this. A first-year head coach, did a remarkable job."
"We knew we still had a lot of good football players in this program, and we had a bunch of guys that were committed to this year's team and playing as hard as they could," O'Brien said on BTN.
The first-year head coach said he learned "a ton of things" this season and admitted he will look to improve in a few areas that he never encountered as an assistant.
"I have a lot to improve on, whether it's game management, clock management, practice schedules, dealing with things that happen in the football building, dealing with players," he said. "I'm going to try to look to improve every single day this offseason and hopefully do the best I can to help this football program improve."
One of the most important aspects of that will be recruiting. The Nittany Lions are about to enter the meat of the NCAA sanctions as they'll only be able to offer 15 scholarships for each of the next four years (instead of the usual 25), and perhaps the biggest blow, they'll be maxed out at 65 scholarships (instead of 85) from 2014-17.
"It certainly will be a challenge for us," O'Brien said before later adding, "We've got to be very, very selective on who we bring in here as a scholarship athlete, and then we've got to do a great job with the walk-on program."


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