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uwatchmas1 may hereafier be had i e , m ,, jn advance and iwo dollars and r^^i.heendnf he year ' ' inunil vfim be repfived for a less time fa unless pa'd for in advance er jisconlinhcd nut a ihe option 0 n , . ; •,:■; arrearages are paid teb "'* vdvebtisma , • rjnare for the firs insertion and 0 ii0 ich cnnlinnnnce i l . . ... w ;= becharged 25 pur ct high ve rates clj ,,,,- s3 o-r cent will he made (• advertise by the year ' upfiisements will be r-r'ni'n.jcd on i red for accordingly unless order • uin number of time ' jpners cldressed if iho editor most i ■, . t;d . r isnre attention uowan hotel i tri subscriber i r'vln n rcliased that well known and _ [] ' . established public house known _,{. name ol slaughter's tavern in the f salisbury n c informs his friends j public generally that the same is now lip receplion of travellers & boarders i table and bar wiil be supplied with lbe market and surrounding country af tabces spacfons and bountifully sup grain and provender of all kino's at ded by faithful and attentive osilets kiersigned pledges himself that no ex non his part shall ur wanting to givegen actian loall who may favor him with james l cowan ■____ 11-1840 tf hiio hill go bild ,[/ rt j ijeihn of columbia for the hair f;j\i col-stock •& co ps positive quali ties are as follows :— l9t for infants keep ead free from scurf and causing a lux 2d f->r ladies after chilj itoriog the skin to its natural strengih es9t and oroventing the falling out of iii !<'')> any person recovering from ity tho same effuct is produced 4lh infancy ill a good growth is started preserved y attention to ihe latest pe . | jfe___5ih it frees the head from dand fjtrenglbens lhe roots imparts health and • i tbe circulation and prevents the hair inrring color or getting gray — gth it be hair to curl beautifully when done up " ii over night no ladies milet should ever ho made without it tih children who have by any means con di vermin in the head are immediately ar.d cuicu of ihem by its use ii is intalli | had b3cn bald about five years — no more hair pof my head ihan on the back of mv d my head covered wiih a thick scurf n ibis situation aboot the 10th of angusi last using ihe balm of columbia from com v c . since which i have nscd : wo and lllea of the balm which has fuiiy re red mv hair and freed my head entirely from rf my head is now covered with fine flow hair which any one may see by call.ng e al stamford connecticut no 1-2 1840 d s scofield erfeils are abroad — look always fur the i mstoek &. co fcr sale at lbe watchman offi e and by c lar salisbury dr stiih raleigh , d i.hil'aboro ; 1 si it.sioau greeusboro ; j p mitiry lexington march i 1343 — lys-2 dr brandeth's ytegetable universal pills sale at this office v n.c oct 1842 tfl4 _ look at r shermans ad sement and if you wish relict for yonr ma mrnladie3 call and obtain a remedy of c.b ler agent v dec 10 _____ __ _____ to the afflicted the . has j-ist received a large and fresh - jfol 1 moffatfs life medicine call & relief c b wheeler agent i a sbnry.dec 10 tt_0 piiigss current at s u..isi;u".y 1 tint 10 is \ cents r . r .'. colton tarn 7h 35 a 40 i molasses 35 a 40 10 a 45 | nails 6 butter 10 a 1-2 | oats 15 a 20 beeswax 20 i 22 pork 3 clean 5 - b sugar br ft a 10 8 \ 11 loaf 13 a 18 norn 3540 salt sack 2 75 3 18 s 20 tallow 6 s*4 a 5 tobacco 8 a 20 txseett 50 a 5 tow-linen 52 a 16 er t ; a 4 wheat bush 75 ' i whiskey 25 a 30 6<tl 90 1 wool clean 25 t iv ftf.vn.i.f mav s !. ,; 40 a 45 molasses 23 a 28 nails ut 51 a b i i.i | sugar brown , gi a in a 27 i imp 14 5 10 oaf 15 a is 4 a 6 salt 50 a ofl i : is sack s2i 45 ■*, 50 tobac ) leal 2 a 2 [ is i 14 cotton bag 2f go a po bale rope sa it i 5 j i g ". ' wheat n e v 75 a s 10 a 26 whiskey 20 41 a 5 woo 12 a 15 '- ui....'.w may s 1 18_3 . • a 5 i nail c_t8ssor g a s : focor i a 6_h wrought lt a 18 ] " till r 12 a 15 • 0 is bushel a 30 : was 22 a 25 i oil gal 75 a b bgyd a-22 lamp 125 bale rope lb in i _ ( linseed 1 10 a 1 25 ia 11 .■14 • pork looibs il a 6 coilon 4s 6j rice looibs 4 a 5 corn hush 50 s.tif-ir ih a 10 plqurbrl s5 5f salt sack 2 25 feathers ih a 10 bush 50 go tan liiulbs 5 a mf steel amor 10 a 00 rrl 5n english 14 molasses 23 ■25 german 12 a 14 '•' ow 7't ti \ tea impe l b»6 actllma wtatt^mstn * ■_■■■■• ■*___■_ — >____■__ m ■■—____■__*——__«_ j the love of the jews for je rusalem wnb all sb.s accumulated misery with . all this insult aodscnrn heaped upon the i israel.te here more even^an in any other i country why it will be asked dor he not i ar to other and happier lands why does j he seek to rest under tbe shadow of jerosa j lea's wa ? iodepe.de of that natural j love of country which exists among this ! people two object bring the j-w io jere j salrm to study the scr-ptnres and the t j mud and tbsn to die nd have h)3 bones j nid with his forefdhers in lbe valler i j - bosh phat ever as lbe bonm of the p.tri archs were carried irp out oj egypt jfo matter wh-t or b.-a far distant ihp country j where the jew resides he still liven upon , the hope thai he will one day j-urney zi | onward no clime can charge no season j quench that patriotic ardor wuh which the ! jew beholds jerusalem r ten through lbe | vista of a long futurity on his opproacb | lo tbe cily while yet within a day's jour '. ney he puis on b-s best apparel ; and when , the frst view of itfl bursts upon his sifht j he rend his garment falls down to weep ! and proy over the lng songht object of bis pi/gnm-jge end with dmt sprinkle on his | head he enters tbe city of hi forefather j to child ever returned home after long a b j sence with more yetrnmgs or^ffeclion , no proud baron ever beheld bis ancestral tow ; ers and lordly hails when they had become j another's wub grester sorrow than the poor lew when he first beholds j rusnlem tbis ut least is patriotism it is ennous savs j the learned author fiom whom i hive al ' rea.'y quoted after surveying tins almost ; total desertion nf palestine to read ihe in dication of fond attachment to its very air an j soil scattered about i the jewish wri tings sill it is said that man is esteemed most blessed who after h*s denih shall reach the land of palestine and be barred there or even shall have his ashes sprin kled by a handful of its sacred dust the air ofthe land of israel savs one rmkes a man wise ;' another writes lie who waits four cubits in the land of israel i sure of being a son of life to come tbe great wise men aro won lo ki«i the borders of the holy land to embrace it ruins and roll themselves in iis dust the sins of thos are forgiven who inhabit ihe land of i«rael he who is buried there u recon ciled with god us bough he were buried in lbe land of canaan lif--i come io life in tbe days of ihe mfesaiah it is wor-hv of remark as stated by sandys lhat so strong is the desire this singular people have al ways manifested for beiog boned within these sacred limits that in the seventeenth century large qnanttties of their hones were y arly sent thither from all parts of the world for the purpose of being interred in the valley ol jehoshaphat ; for the turkish rulers at that time permitted but a very small number of the jews to enter piles line sandys saw ship loads r»f this mel ancholy freight ; tnppa and the valiev of j-hoshaphot are literally paved w?ih jew ish tombslones — wild travels extracts from a modem dictionary — belle — a beaut lul bu useless insect with out wings whose colors fade on being re moved from the sunshine heart — a rare article sometimes found in human beings it is soon however de stroyed by commerce with lhe world or else become fatal to its possessor housewifery — an ancient art said to hsve been fashion-tble among voung girls and wives ; now entire'y out of use or prac tised only by the low orders wealth — the most respectab'e quality of a man virtue — an awkward habit of acting differently from oihers a vulgar word — ii creates great m;rth in fashionable circles managers of lotteries — men who pay the i legislature handsomely for the privilege of . ! cheating the people | law proceedings — i'nlirushed cob webs r.f the da.k age s lineal poems — harmless impertinence n yprse m tr*'"-f--_rr 2'te through which the arriarre — *■*-. _ ■** i happy lover leaves enchanted visions ; and returns to earth ' - .., _._ j deal — an il bred fellow who visits people ai ll season and insi*ti upon ibeir ' immediately reiurnm bu call a'mhor — duller in words who gets paid in b-s own coin d mestie hits — a iprm used by mil'.on bargain — a lu r'lton «* trans»«*wnn in ; which ecch parly thinks he baa cheated he j other lun-ttic y!nrn — a kind of hospital i where detected lunntirs are spnt by those i who hate had the adr nncjs to conceal '•■their own infum-tv jail the penalty of mischief and oficn the reward ol virtue ruling petition strong in death — vhen lawrence was lying stretched on the d*-ck of lhe chenape^ke mortally wounded and ihe immortal spirit w.a about q ntliof its fr ai tenement h-s last dyng ■oj<jn«t on was — don1 give up the shp when bainbri ige a irng_lir in death on lhe bed ol ee koess his memory rever ted to the scenes in which he bad many years before lorne ao active part he im agined himself in com round of a gallant vessel surrounded by bia officers on the eve of an engagement — an-1 summoning all bis energies for a finil effort he exclaimed " ca'l all hands to board the enemy v i when porter in a loieigi land was sink i ing into the grave br bod worn ool with j lhe exposure and htrriships to which he bad been subjected for a period of mar.y years in lhe service of his country — in his la.t moments he directed thai hii bo.'y should be b ried at the foot of thr i*g s'-.fj that even afier death ine glorious star a d stripes of aioenca migbi wave ever i i '— 1 mercantile journal printed and published by ") wirvn ni?vnri?tnv f " scelliny1 gnvernmenl does not acqttire loo much power keep a check j »©. 46 volume xi j-vl-acji vj i fjsi ul_f i j \ upon all your rulers do iuis.asd liberty is safe gen'l harrison 1 j l whole no 566 juvb io 184*1 v.orh8mvurms startling faelt hundreds of children and adults are lost year ly with worms wben some other cause bas been supposed to be the true one li is admitted by all doctors that scarce a man womao or child exists but what are sooner or later troubled wiih worms and in hundreds of cafes sad lotela'e a supposed fever scarlatina cold or some other ailing carries off the flowers of the hnman family — while in iruth they die of worms and these could have been eradicated in a day by the use nf a bottle of koltnstock's vermifuge at ihe cost of a quarter ot a dollar ! how sickening the thought that ihese things should be — ami who can ever forgive themselves tor not trying this worm exterminator wben they knoto that even if he cas was not worms this remedy could not by any possibility do hur — but always good as a purgative — let tbe dis ease be what il may how important then to use it and who will dare lake he responsib.li.y in do without it ? let eery parent lhal is not a brutb ask themselves ibis question in truth and soberness mr j c ringold had a child very sick for near iwn week9 and aitended by a physieian wi.hont rolief when kolmstockv vermifuge was given and next day more than forty worms were passed when the child iecover-"d rapidly a child of a widow woman living near he manhattan water works had dwindled for a m°rith till near a skeleton with great dryness af the mouth and itching of the nose a hu mane lady who called lo provide for the family sent immediately for kolmstock's vermifoge which brought eway great quantises of worms for iwo or three days and tbe child grew beiier at once and regained its full strength in less than a month several children in a highly respectable fam ily in broadway had worms to a frightful extent an 1 were all cured rapidly with this vermifuge in some of the best families io the neighbor hood of st john's ark it has been extensively used from the circumstance of having eradica ted a large quamiiy of worms after all other remedies had failed which was very extensive ly known in that part of the city a family in new jersey saved several children by the use of it one a girl of eight years of age had become exceedingly emaciated before lhe vermifoge'was given phe next day three large worms were dislodged and she left off the vermifuge when she became again worse and had resort to the vermifuge that finally brought away an incredible quantity of worms and the cure was complete aod she gained her health rapidly a physician of standing had doctored a fami ly of children somo weeks without being aoleio restore bu one oni of the seven to health h had the liberality o send for kolmstock's ver mifoge and cured the rest wiih it io less thao a week numerous cases of other complaints were sup posed to exist and the persons treated for fever c but finally a trial of ibis vermifuge discov ered the true cause uf the sickness by bringing ' away almost an innnmerable quantity of worms i large and small and tho persons recovered wiih ■great despatch instances of this kind migbt be cited to an immense extent bul il is useless one trial for 25 cents will show any one with sston ishmeni lhe cenain effects of this vermifuge caution — never buy this article unless it have " dr kolmstock's vermifuge handsomely en graved un the ou side label and the lac simile of comsiock & co ancnts c b wheeler salisbury j &. r sloan greensboro d hearti hillsboro j p mabrv lexington ; dr sliih raleigh march 4 1813 i y 32 jshiiry female academy the simmer session of this institution will commence on lorf.'a - march 6th ar rangements ar making to procure ai assistant teacher who will probably enter on her duties in one or two weeks perms as formerlv bnl a class cf small children lcarnino onl reading and spelling will be taught at «(*>. every branch usually taught in the first eemale se minaries will be aitended to and it is believed that its present arrangements 3re superior to those of anv forfwner session rev s frontis a naiiveof france is instructing a clsss in the french language and it is desirable that others who intend joining should do so immediately he has also consented to take charge nf a class in crayon drawing ; a brar.ch which is highly app'eciated al the north and bul liitle attended to amonc os a fcw o.tng ladies will be re eeived into the f?;m!ly as boarders and col r w long wil lake 8 or 10 his residence is agreeably situated in a retired part of town and very convenient lu the academy no deduction made for absence bnl in cases of long continued ! sickness i terms tnitian 6 — s — 10-or 12 50 according to the advancement of the pnpil music on piano per session 22 50 gui'tir per q-.arier 12 0 j fr*=neh p<-r pep?ion 10 00 i drawing wilh crayons per session 10 00 pawling in water colors dc 10 00 was work 6 00 needle work s>-c taught if desired emma 1 bake it principal salisbury march 1st 843~tf32 diamond cut diamond a thief in boston lately enacted the constable for tl.e nonce arres ted a brother thief whom he chargod with rob bery and pretended lhat hs was about to carry him io the city ail but finally consented to take 1 100 all that lhe other had about him as secori ! ly for^is appearance at lhe couri house the next morning the arrested thief soon after dis covered thai a trick had been played upon bim by a mock constable and that bis 100 had en circled a more artful rogue than himself j we learn from the london papers brought by the caledonia that mr finn the city treasur er of dowin has disappeared with 4.000 or 000.and was supposed to bave sailed for this country in lhe great western an irishman thus describes a wheelbarrow it is a litil carriage with one wheel and ihe horse ts roan from the new orleans tropic song for the times i then up wiib the old whig flag lei it boldly flap in ihe gale ; our foes at i*s flui'er will lag for lbe view may well turo them pa.'e il they know tbal ifa fo!d6 embrace our country — its valor — its laws ; where proudly ir final ye may irace the triumph of liberty's cause hi what though we have sometimes fail by our cf.ivalrie honor deceived — yet we never were known to have qoail'd nur forsaken lhe truth webeliev'd ir tis true an arch t.a'tor accursed like a viper thr*'-s wanned into life has wounded the breasi where it nurs'u and turn'd out a fell brand of strife v yei still will we proudly uufold our colors — in principle strong — our honor unbarter'd for gold our fame unobseur'd by a wrong vi then up with the old whig flag let it boldly flap in lhe gale our foes at its flutter will lag for the view may well turn ihem pale the latesp wonder since the abr-qnatulaiion of treasurer graves ill sorts of discoveries have been made in miss 6sippi the latest wonder that bas come to ight is recorded by the regisier published at panola miss the account fairly takes tbe rag off ibe bush " — if it does not cause some of iur superstitious friends to oppn their eyes we ire much mistaken — n o tropic wonderful phenomenon singular appearance of the moon — a black spot on the surface — the moon split into fragments — tis-ht shooting iff from it and forming into the shape of a man ' mr james d king a respectable citizen of this coontry aod a gentleman of undoubted ve racity called at our office on wednesday and rave the following details of a most remarkable appearance of the moon for about an hour be tween seven and nine o'clock on tuesday night last he states that being in the habit of noticing the appearances of the muon at this season of the year with a view to the common prognosti cation of whether it would be " wet or dry he observed while looking with thai oi-jpet on tuesday night thai it appeared at first much larger than common nearly three times the os ual size and more like a circular sheet of fire ihan like an ordinary moon in a few moments a very dark and deep black spot was plainly dis cernable about the centre of the moon's disc which immediately commenced playing up and down backwards and forwards on the surface and as the spot approached the npper e<\gp it grew less and a faint light distinctly shone ih rough it this spot finally became stationary in the centre when the moon divided into three sep3r ate fragments each giving distinct and separate lights being of irregular forms and appearing as though the spot had snlit hem off then the moon gradually returned to iis nrginal appearan-e and from that again looked naturally what be had already seen was so remarkable that mr knw with bis family coniinued the observation and but !#•*•&? moments had elapsed before the black spot again reared 2nd again the moon divided — this time inio fi;t s"nf'1 ir regular parts or fragments and immediar_i*v a light resembling the tail of a comet shot from the lower fragment al tho snnth east corner ap parently some throe ur four feet downward while another moch argpr from the upper portion or nnrlh-wesi corner struck off d:rec-'v upwards lo iho lengih of between five ami six feel 1 bis last now wpnt off and left ihe corner anparenmv four feet or more and formed inio the shape nf a man standing erect the fi_ore was of the most perfect imaginable symmetry of about the medium size and height clothed in the purest snow white and ihn back alone presenting itself 10 view it wa visible a few momenis when gradnamy lhe figure changed to the simple light ihe lighis retreated to the fragments these again came together and the moon iesu.ced us natural appearance the family of mr king consisting of his wife • and a daughter thirteen years of age wiih an , other young lady all witnessed what is above re | laled mr king lives about five miles east of this place he prop's that in calling on cs to make public these facts he bas no motive iroi ic lella plain and onvrirr-ished tale of truth arc leaves others to judge of its import-that he was j nnt in the least alarmed or agiaied bul as much ; in his sober senses as he evei was in bis life — and in order that no one stionld have occasion to doubt the sinceiity of bis narrat.ve he has an lhonsed us to give his name and to tefer to his family as witnesses of the scene with himself to what causes it is attributable he does not jjnow_whether i was an optical illusion affect ing his whole family ai once an operation ot oa tore never before witneseed.or something of a miraculous character he doe3 not undenake lo i determine ; bui av ws that his s.atement from i wh,ch e bare deviated if al all in no essen tial particular is uoe and it will at all times be i maintained lo be true on his honor and character ! as a roan and be will convince any more fully j who may choose to enquire of him further in re i tatiuri te it important from texas b lbe nival y sterday of the steamship ' ; ew y-rk capl wright we have calves ( ton dates up to the lgib inst th news j will be found of unnsua interest j one of the most important iterd is tbe ! , published fact lhal a large force left texas j early in the spring on another santa fe ex j partition although tfam iroe thplr object is j war and not trade some lime in march j col snively received a commission to raise i a body of 300 men in tbe frontier ccunties | of the north-east for a rie*-rent upon santa j fe and lhe capture of ibe tract ar_jn and j ihe traitor lewis and further to inflict i suitable pun.sbment for ihe barbarous treat i ment visited pon the rading expedition under mcle-d and cooke the galveston civil!i3 of the ich inst stales that •' he principal difficulty was not to raise eixiugh men but lo keep from raising too many five hundred are known certainly to be in the field and it ia thought i at the force is nearer eight tbe place of general rendez»o.is was c ff e's station the time tbe 15-h of april the men were ! t elect their own commander al lhe place of j general meding and march immediately ] the whole thing has been kept a secret i n texas and in this ihe editors of thai j country have pursued the wiser policy j the calamities befel the former santa fe \ expedition were in pan caused by the too great publicity given to its movements the rout taken bv the present expedition ! is lo the south of red river only'croscing j that stream when the road rendered il ne i c-ssary military operations were le be ex j clut»ively confined to the territory of texas and mexico the st loo is will beentered 150 miles from santa fe within iho tern lory of that department i b far the most important news brought by tho new york is tbe fact that general j houston baa issued a proclamation virtually denouncing com ai tore as a pirate and ' making war upon the mexicans contrary ' to his houston's orders the comrnc ' dore is moreover charged with acts of dis obedience contumacy and mutiny by hous ' ton is declared suspended from all com ' m8nd in the navy nf the republic and is ordered to report forthwith in pprson to ihe head ofthe department of war and marine of lhat country we now give the two concluding paragraphs of houston in his own wnrds : — " and i further declare and proclaim on failure of obedience to this command or on his having gone to sea contrary to or ders that this government will no longer bold itself responsible for his acts upon the h i -. 1 . seas ; bul in such case requests all ibe governments in treaty or on lerm3 of amity with this government and all naval officers on the high seas or in ports foreign to this country to seize the said post cap tain e w moure lhe ship austin and brig i wharton with their crews and bring them j or any of them into the port of g-lveston | that the vessels may be secured to the r i public and lhe culprit or culprits arraigned and punished by the sentence of a legal tri j bnnal il seldom that we have been more as tornshed than while reading this document of gen houston — we do not know how far com moore has disobeyed iho orders of the executive of texss who has very probably commanded him to do many things he w»s utter upame to obey ; but unrier the present circimnstarepa to ihos publish him ss a pirate ani r-'.ti eer 13 an act we never supposed sam houston woold b , ,~ '■■•- r -.-.«* raito nit •*-- .** lr>°g 10 iin gtnttj t_--5-irr^r£.-u.---o-.r^.-t~^:t'-rrt:c --. 3r»:ns how he can justify his conduct while mexico is at war agmn-it he govern ttpnl over which he has role , while armed i nnds from lhe former country are continu ally making inroads into texas carrying lirr c>!z ns into ihe worst species of capti ity after destroying their property — while al 1 hie going on an officer of the texan government prin.*ipal!y through his own pxprtions fits out a l.t'le sq adron to act » ga.nst the common enemy and for so doing 19 publicly proclaimed an outlaw and a pi rate ! houston may have reasons for thi unaccountable cotir.e bul for tiie lives ot us we cannot fathom them in the meantime com m , bes tb s?m paiby and best wishes of almost ever man in tr*xi=t ; and ev^n should he be bro-glr to galve*ton a prisoner not a tribunal could be found in trv him should be snceee.1 in capturing lhe mexican tp.imer and hrin_in them safely into he harbor nf g veston he would be hailed with acclmat.nn br il.e entire population hi'e houeton w,on!d rlescenil to an infamy l.is acts are fast hastening him towards the te-_3n papers contain a list of the propositions made b sinta anna to ihe pop'.e of that country the houston telegraph intimates ihat jodge r>l.in*»on lie bearer of these propo9i'.io s fust ad dressed a rot to sanu anna assuming for himself the right of m^km peace r,nd lhat he did it o!elr for the purpose ot attaining bl own liberation a writer io 1 ne " vvhiieball chronicle says e»ery arirninisiraiion should oe known by its cha ractensiic cognomen ; as for example : mr madison's as ihe it ar administration . 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Corbin Archer earned his MBA from Westminster in 2002 and is currently the chief executive officer for Techna Glass, Inc. He has also served as a member of the company's board of directors since 2003. Prior to Techna Glass, Corbin worked as market manager and sales trainer for Saint Jude Medical. The leadership and collaboration skills that he learned at Westminster have been keys to his success. Westminster prepared him for the critical, analytical, and integrative thinking necessary to solve problems that arise in owning and expanding his business. Corbin's belief in Westminster is so strong that he gives back to his college with time, talent, and treasure. He has served on the MBA alumni committee and is currently chair of the Alumni Board.

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Brian will be a guest judge on tonight's episode of Top Chef Masters on Bravo.
Brian will be a guest judge on tonight's episode of Top Chef Masters on Bravo.
Awesome. He is such an an amazing champion. It is great to see he has other talents than skating
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He might be the 'everyman' who judges the dishes. It's similar to having a fortuneteller or a newscaster as a judge in Iron Chef Japan. It's balance out the psychotic food critic judge.
^ Actually Boitano has his own cooking show on television.
I don't know the names of most of the chef's.... the Asian female said that it seemed like Boitano knows food based upon what he was saying as he tasted each dish. I just wished he had stuck around longer to judge during the elimination challenge, too.
I did watch a few episodes of What Would Brian Boitano Make? There was one episode where he made dinner for Kristi and her family, including Bret, kids and parents. He also cooked for Yvonne Gomez, another former skater. I guess he couldn't get Michele to come before the series was over. The guy can cook!
Nice lateral move by Brian into a realm which can showcase hard work and showmanship. Would be really exciting to have him prepare a meal as a fundraiser a skating fund or something which ties his passions together. When Maia Shibutani went to Washington DC for the dinner with Hillary Clinton she was happy with ?Brian Voltagio. Well, Brian Boitano can be the celebrity chef for the next big event!!
Another foodie alert:
Today Anastasia Cannuscio launched her new baking blog, "Iced Everything." http://icedeverything.blogspot.com/
Her intro says, "My partner Colin McManus usually bites the bullet and takes the job as taste tester."
Her first recipe is for Chocolate Cupcakes with Nutella Bark. The finished products look absolutely gorgeous!
(She's threatening to include healthier stuff in future ...)
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I wish I had seen this! Does anyone know if Bravo posts videos once the season is over - I only found a photo gallery on their site. Thanks in advance.
I don't know that they do, Emma. but I would assume that when the time comes for the season finale they'll rerun the entire season.
I think I saw him make some kind of chocolate mousse that looked so divine. I wish that his show was on a major network.
Thanks, Tonichelle....I'll try to keep my eye out for this!


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State-of-the-Art Airport Rescue and Firefighting Station Opens at ACY
The Atlantic City International Airport Fire Department opened its new Airport Rescue and Firefighting (AARF) complex today, creating a modernized station for responding to emergencies at the largest airport in South Jersey.
Funded primarily with an FAA grant, the $15.4M facility created more than 275 construction jobs and was completed less than two years after its October 2011 groundbreaking. The new, two-level complex replaces a facility that dates to the mid-1960s.
As incident response time is crucial, the new FAA funded facility will enable the airport rescue and firefighters the ability to respond rapidly to any event on the airfield and throughout the airport complex with state of the art equipment, said Congressman Frank LoBiondo. The Congressman, Chairman of the Aviation Sub-Committee, advocated for the necessary FAA funds to construct the modern facility.
The stations signature large drive-through bays allow fire trucks and other emergency vehicles immediate access to the airports airfield for quick rescue operations and are designed to accommodate the next generation of potentially bigger aircrafts. The airports rescue team responds to aircraft emergencies, on-site structural fires, vehicular accidents and medical calls, as well as assisting communities in Atlantic County on mutual aid calls.
Safety and security are the airport highest priorities and this 21st century-ready Airport Rescue and Firefighting complex will help safeguard Atlantic City International Airport, its travelers and employees for decades to come, said NJDOT Commissioner James S. Simpson. This new facility is an early step toward our goal of improving South Jerseys premier travel gateway.
This new firefighting facility includes an airport emergency operations center that was previously housed elsewhere, a consolidation that will better serve the airport, said Sam Donelson, SJTA Acting Executive Director.
Twenty firefighters and emergency response personnel are based at the Atlantic City Airport AARF. The new AARF building will contain a relocated 800 mhz radio system, which is part of the statewide emergency response interoperability system. Additionally, upgraded equipment has been added to the complexs emergency operations center to improve services.
The new facilitys living area will meet the needs of on-duty firefighters, while providing quick access to equipment to respond to alarms.
Atlantic City Airport also recently acquired through FAA grants two new AARF vehicles, a 3,000-gallon capacity firefighting vehicle with a high-reach turret and a mobile command unit.
About Atlantic City International Airport
Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) is located in the heart of Southern New Jersey in Egg Harbor Township and twelve miles from Atlantic City. Owned and operated by the South Jersey Transportation Authority in collaboration with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, ACY sits on 5,300 acres of land and is a joint use airport. Today, ACY serves 1.4 million passengers annually. The FAA's William J. Hughes Technical Center is located adjacent to the airport site and houses the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Laboratory. ACY is home to the Air National Guard, the 177th Fighter Wing "Jersey Devils" and the U.S. Coast Guard. For more information, visit www.acairport.com


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It's the weekend, what the heck, let's talk about sex. I'm sure every football fan is glued to the television this Sunday, but after, those routing for the winning team might want to celebrate with much more than beer and Buffalo wings. So here goes.
Health and sex are intimately intertwined but oftentimes we undervalue the health benefits of love-making. However, if your goal is a well balance life, don't neglect that "pleasure principle" and though love-making is much more than just sex, the climax of that pleasure for many is orgasm, which can be pretty elusive for some, especially women.
With that in mind, the smart folks over at Healthy Living have come up with 9 ways to make your big Os more intense. Contrary to popular belief, we have some semblance of control over our orgasms and can determine how deep the pleasure goes. Below are the nine things we can all do to maximize that intensity, according to health experts.
1. Kegel exercises. Ladies, this one's for you. Squeeze those muscles every chance you get and the beauty of this exercise is—you can do them any time anywhere without anyone knowing and they will help tighten those walls. (You do know what muscles and walls I am referring to, right)? If not click on the kegel link.
2. Limit alcohol intake to one glass a day for though the bubbly can loosen our inhibitions, it can also work against us by dulling our senses. The goal here is to feel as much as we can, not deaden the sensations.
3. Create a slow burn—I don't mean slow it down in the boudoir—although that helps too. I am referring to prolonging the foreplay throughout the day. Beginning with how you interact with your lover from the time you wake in the morning to the time your bodies collide at the end of the day. If you use your imagination and creativity, he or she will be so hot for you by the time you meet to love each other down, that the sparks are sure to be white hot.
4. Make sure you have healthy circulation—According to the experts, circulation is important for a healthy response and enjoyment during sex so get that exercise in.
5. Be careful what medication you take for they reportedly can impact your sex life negatively. Antidepressants, cholesterol and high blood pressure medications, birth control pills and antihistamines can all be culprits.
6. Self-stimulation-I think the term is self-explanatory, don't you? A little do-it-yourself can go a long way in "priming" you for your lover.
7. Aphrodisiacs—don't be afraid to use a little enhancement. Hear oysters or dark chocolate can get women in the mood? Try it and see. Explore what else is out there that can get your juices flowing.
8. Sex aids—this too is self-explanatory. Anything that "aids" your enjoyment, give it a try. Feathers, vibrators—whatever moves ya.
9. Don't overthink it—whatever mode used to reach your goal is fine. Don't overthink the moment. Some prefer oral to get there—others the old fashion route, both or something else thrown in. In the end an orgasm is an orgasm—well according to the experts. So enjoy.
I would like to add a 10th: Confidence. Someone once said the most attractive accessory a woman can wear is confidence. So ladies, whether you're 110 pounds or 200, love the skin you're in. For when you do, it shows and glows. Men, the same goes for you—work with what you've got and make it count.
You can add to the list if you have some more enhancing techniques of your own. Share in the comments section below.
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Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Fort Dorchester skill-position players put in a lot of work last month and Patriot football coach Steve LaPrad says the workouts and passing competitions are paying off.
"The good thing is 7-on-7 (events) have become a lot more physical," LaPrad said. "Receivers have to fight to get open in these tournaments so it helps them and as coaches we learn a little about their physicality. Defensive backs don't get to tackle but it can show you who your cover guys are and who can break on the football."
This summer the Patriots are looking for players to step up and replace the skill players the team lost to graduation. The Fort lost both its starting quarterback and leading receiver.
Colt Davis and Coby Garrett are the frontrunners for the QB position. Garrett is a rising junior who has done well this summer and led the Patriots Blue team to the championship game of the Fort's Air it Out passing tournament last weekend. However, Davis is a rising senior with a year's more experience so the Patriots will carry a healthy competition for the starting role into practice this August.
The Patriots have a nice mix of returning players and varsity rookies working out at receiver this summer.
"Rashad Palmer and Corey Rawlings did a good job for us last year so we are really counting on them," LaPrad said. "De'Monte Bailey is another go to guy. We also have some young guys coming up and some guys who were backups last year who are looking good this summer."
The Patriots also lost two solid running backs who could both catch the ball out of the backfield. LaPrad says at the running back position, his coaching staff has high hopes for transfer Nashawn Cirus and rising senior Matt Murray, who is coming off a knee surgery.
Last year the Patriots' secondary was largely inexperienced. This year, the team should be in better shape coverage wise and it does return some linebackers who were major contributors last season.
"Our secondary was young but they are doing better now," LaPrad said. "I think they have developed and we have some depth there. Those kids are working hard this summer."
With the bulk of its 7-on-7 season behind him, LaPrad remains optimistic.
"I think skill-wise we will be ok," he said. "I'm not saying we are the best we have ever been, but I think we are ok."
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INWOOD - When Tabler Station Manor Homeowners Association Treasurer Fred Riggleman looks around his community, he can't help but notice what's still missing and the work that has yet to be completed.
Although he's lived in the south Berkeley subdivision since 2005, things have changed since those early days when the community was new and still under construction.
At that time, Riggleman believed it would be built out because the housing slump hadn't yet begun.
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Tabler Station Manor Homeowners Association Treasurer Fred Riggleman looks at a still vacant lot in his south Berkeley subdivision. Riggleman said the area is overgrown with weeds and is a haven for snakes.
But that didn't happen and some of the vacant lots have since become eyesores, he said, adding that the original builder is now out of the picture.
"As you can see, this land was supposed to be developed. ... But A&A Homes sold it to Jett Builders and they went belly up, so that BB&T has it now and you can see what it looks like," Riggleman said, gesturing toward mounds of dirt overgrown with tall weeds and even some tree saplings.
At another vacant lot, construction debris remain piled up under the vegetation, but in clear view and close proximity to some neighboring townhouses.
"We do get complaints from property owners, really their rental tenants because this situation leads to snakes and rats. ... So I wrote the bank a letter and BB&T did have someone use a weed-eater on it about a year and a half ago, but nothing else has been done and I haven't heard any more from them," he said.
"Plus it just sits here because we can't do anything. ... We even asked them to either donate or sell it to us at a reduced rate so that we could at least get someone in here to try to clean it up," Riggleman said, adding that he's also concerned about the area's roads and parking lots.
A&A Homes Inc. sales representative Roger Lehew said his company had sold out to Jett Builders but had also finished its share of the required work.
"I am under the impression that the top coat has now been done and that is why the bond was released," he said. Since BB&T now holds the land, it would be responsible for taking care of its maintenance issues, Lehew said.
"However, we have told the homeowners that we are going to add three picnic tables to the park area, and we are going to do that," he said.
Throughout this process, Riggleman said he's reached out to Berkeley County officials with varying degrees of success.
He credited former Land Use Planning and Engineering Director Stefanie Miller and county engineer Kim Shrader for having taken citizen concerns seriously.
In an Oct. 13, 2010, letter to Ayers and Ayers Holding Co. LLC, Miller described the homeowners' frustration by not being able to get needed work completed.
"Each time they have been told that you will be completing the work in the 'near future.' This was a response to the homeowners from Ayers and Ayers dated March 15, 2006. It is now Oct. 13, 2010, and to date the work has not been completed," Miller's letter read.
A Nov. 29, 2010, memo from Shrader to Miller outlined the findings of a field inspection that was performed on Nov. 17.
According to it, a handicap sign required painting, an eroding portion of sidewalk needed to be fixed and some parking striping also was needed.
Although it also stated the community's stormwater management berm and weir wall were not constructed to plan, Shrader said Friday that it is safe and the pond was properly constructed to handle the volume and flow.
"The weir wall just needs to be filled in some," she said.
HOA President Cheryl Stancover said her major concern is how these problems - especially the vacant, overgrown lots and the addition of a new railroad siding beside the community - are diminishing property values.
"Some of these homes were purchased for $200,000 and up but now are barely selling for $70,000," Stancover said.
"And when it comes to the empty lots we do have a terrible problem with snakes. They even come out on the streets, and my husband killed five in our yard," she said.
Getting what's coming to them hasn't been easy, Stancover said.
"How generous that the company is going to give us picnic tables, but what about the topsoil we still need in our park? They also promised us that ... but I also don't feel the Berkeley County Council or the Planning Commission has put enough pressure on these developers to do their responsible share before they release the bonds," she said.
- Staff writer Jenni Vincent can be reached 304-263-8931, ext. 138, or firstname.lastname@example.com


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An Evening with Edward ParksNew York opera sensation Edward Parks comes home to Indiana, PA to share an evening of song. Proceeds benefit the Indian County Competition for Young Musicians.08/23/2014Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Indiana Senior High School, 450 N 5th St, Indiana, PAwebsite
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Gene Kelly Birthday CelebrationThis pay-what-you-can event — celebrating Kelly's 102nd birthday — features complimentary cake, ice cream, and a screening of the award-winning 1952 film Singin'in the Rain starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and Debbie Reynolds. Period costumes with umbrellas encouraged.08/23/2014Time: 2:00 - 5:00 pmKelly-Strayhorn Theater, 5941 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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SquabblesBy Marshall Karp. Jerry is a successful writer of advertising jingles married to an equally successful lawyer. Living with the happy couple is the not so happy Abe, Jerry's curmudgeonly father in law. Abe is a funny guy to the audience, not to Jerry. Jerry's mother Mildred loses her house in a fire and needs a place to stay, but Abe and Mildred can't stand each other. There's one hilarious confrontation after another until the heart-warming finale.08/28/2014 - 09/07/2014Apple Hill Playhouse, 275 Manor Rd., Delmont, PAwebsite | map
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Minutes after a jury convicted her Wednesday of first-degree murder for killing her lover, Jodi Arias said she'd rather be executed than spend the rest of her life behind bars.
"I believe death is the ultimate freedom, so I'd rather have my freedom as soon as I can get it," Arias, 32, tells FOX10 in Phoenix.
Arias explains that, since she is not a smoker and longevity runs in her family, she could expect many years in prison if she got a life term.
"The worst outcome for me would be natural life," she says.
The same jurors who delivered the guilty verdict after a little over two days of deliberations return Thursday for testimony to decide whether to recommend execution by lethal injection. The judge has the final say on penalty. Jurors have been instructed to avoid media coverage.
During the interview, Arias offered a message to the victim's family members, who stared her down each day from the front row of the courtroom, saying she hopes they are now "able to find some semblance of peace … and remember their brother the way they wanted to."
Arias says she killed Alexander in self-defense – he was stabbed 27 times and shot – and was surprised the jury chose the harshest verdict.
"I was fairly confident I wouldn't get premeditation, because there was no premeditation," Arias says.
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I like watching all Harry Potter movies. Do you like the movie or reading the book version? Do you have a favorite harry potter character? Well, are you a fan of it? ^_____________________________________<
i love harry potter. the books and the movies. I am mad that the sixth movie has been behind schedual, by like six months, but i am so looking forward to it coming out. "Someone once told me you can't put a price on human life, although when push comes to shove the price suddenly becomes negotiable"
I know, but I think there will be a part one and two in the final harry potter movie: Deathly Hollows.
When the first movie came out I liked it and onto the 2nd. But then I sort of didnt like it anymore for some reason... I just think its overrated and not as great as its hyped up to be... though I still respect it, just dont care for it...
I hate reading, so I have never read the books. I used to like the harry Potter movies when I was younger.
"In everyone there is a demon, but those who can embrace it, not as a curse but as a gift, can use it as the sword of the heavens, or the spear of hell itself."
i even post at the warnerbros. forums of harry potter!glad to see another hp fan!!! ^_^i have all the books and i loved reading them! ^_^~Crescent"...beneath the truth lies a lie and behind lies hides the truth..."
I seriously think that Harry Potter books and movies are epilepsy inducing, but I love them nonetheless. You can pick up the first book, and put down the 7th two weeks later, or less provided you got some serious lust for dizzy spells, migranes, etc
i love it ,i saw the films and read the books its all great my favourite is ron
I'm not a real fan, but I read all books ^^
hello leonhart i see that your geting the han of it greatings manu
harry potter is great!!! i read the books and saw the movies!!i liked the books better..... and mi favorite caracters are the twins there cool =) __%$$(· LiLy ANd bLaNca.)&%$·%__
I love the movies.my fav is the 1,2,3 not so much fan of the 4 one.fav character is harry, draco and thats about it.LoL ^_^
my favorite book in fact but the movie was a big dissappointment. five was a better movie so we'll have to see how they do with six. it's bhind schedual so they should have had time to make it good. "I can't protect you without holding a sword. I can't embrace you while holding a sword."
my favorite character is hermioneyes i am fan
I liked all of the Harrty Potter Movies when I was younger now that I'm oldered not really.
I loved the books they were funny, action packed at times and just overall really good, but the only movie that was anywhere near as good as the books was the first movie, the second wasn't bad, but after that the movies really sucked I'm only then watching to say that I'm finishing what I started (and I wanna see how bad they could possibly screw up the rest, lol)Human ignorance should and will be painful its only a matter of time...
As much as I luv watching the movie (cause it cuts reading in half...) I have to say that I love reading the books better! lol The movies don't have all the action in it like the books do. They have to cut it down a lot, so alot of scenes are skipped. Still, the movies are awesome, no doubt about it! ZOMG the last book it the best one ever!!!! "I'm not like other kids. I go to Hogwarts, cause I'm no muggle. "
they cut out the weasleys creating all the havoc when they skipped school in the last film. "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
I wonder how the Half Blood Prince is going to be. It should be pretty good. "Wing Guardium Leviosa! "
i can't wait, i hope/think it comes out this year "When the heavens do not bring forth justice, man must bring it upon himself to do so. That is the meaning of Jinchuu." -Enishi Yukishiro.
I like the books and movies. My fav character is Remus Lupin or Sirius Black.
that the guy kutner made a harry potter reference on last mondays episode "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
the new one comes out really really sone
ya i know and they're going to split the final book into 2 seperate films. "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
i didnt know that cool
i think they're doing it because so much stuff happens in it. "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
oh are hey going to do the year or so wate that they do with all the other movies
but i watch some of its movies
"some things are better left unknown"
i love harry potter
never watched it I only have seen the comertial
One of the harry potter cast members was caught smoking something funny. He played drako malfoy's friend."I love anime and manga! Also J-Rock!"
Why? Was he taking gillyweed or something? Hears voices in his head...probably due to his headphones.
can't wait to see the new movie this wednesday "When the heavens do not bring forth justice, man must bring it upon himself to do so. That is the meaning of Jinchuu." -Enishi Yukishiro.
I like Harry Potter i got most of all of the dvd's my twofavorite character Harry Potter and that gril that hang's a round him i can not seem to figer out how to spell her name right nowso i am not going to put her name in becuase i don't know if ican spell it right.
do u mean hermione granger? my favorite characters ae sirius black and remus lupin "When the heavens do not bring forth justice, man must bring it upon himself to do so. That is the meaning of Jinchuu." -Enishi Yukishiro.
havent really given the movies a chance, but I enjoy the parts I do watch
i've read all the books 4 times and have all five movies,but i saw the six movie and it was a disappointment,it was nothing like the book and they add things to it,i was just really sad!!!i think 1-4 were great movies cause they were like the books but 5&6 were less and less like the books!!
i liked the new movie, it was awesome.
i wached all of harry potter movies there were great except 4 the last one ifell asleep in thearter with my x-boyfriend it was embarcing lol "Kick roxx eat dirt get drunk and have fun x]"
Yes, I am a fan of Harry Potter. I have almost all of the book's and movie's. I wonder how a woman like came up with a character like Harry and all the other's, she good. And yes I read the book's and watch the movie's. Me and my sister go and see the movie's together.
~Kira's Girl~ i love Hatty Potter! Harry's my fave! then Ron! i love the movies. i havent red the books yet but im gonna give it a try! lol :)
weeeeeeeeeellllllllll me 2 say im a big big big fan of harry potter wel not! but a am fan of harry potter "RASENGAN"!!!!YONDAIME!!!
Never have and probably never will. I just can't get the feel for it. "After a thousand battles, one only sees death!" -Chaos Space Marine Predator (Warhammer 40,000)
im not realy a fan of it but i will watch the movie's but im not realy into it .
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smokieonefour wrote:DanicaPatrick and #TonyStewart chat after their #NASCAR Nationwide Series qualifying runs
Congrats Danica and Team #7!
racer1 wrote:Maybe you should get YOUR facts straight. Jr drove right by her last yr in the NNS Daytona NNs races both times and had the chance to push but didnt help her as he had said he wouldnt. He got some flak for that though, so now today he decided to help her, probably to save his own butt from looking bad again--thats all there is.
Yes Danica will crash long as Nascar allows these crashfests and when long time veteran cup drivers like McMurray drive so reckless they wreck others and rookies driving n major races when they clealry dont have a clue. Nascar is falling apart and they know it, as they are only making changes that are more dangerous and will hurt them more. Watch tommorrows crashfests.
This pack racing is what killed Dale Senior and in Indycar killed Dan Wheldon but guess Nascar doesnt care? Nascar took a huge hit today as did Danica as they coincide right now--cant wait for tommorrow and more of the same, but might not even watch.
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OCALA, Fla. – The Stetson University women's golf held on to second place through the second day of play at the MSU Ocala Spring Invitational with a second straight sub-300 round on Monday.
The Hatters were, however, unable to make up ground on front running Mercer. The Bears posted a second round score of 291 to push their lead over Stetson and Toledo to 12 shots entering Tuesday's final round.
After posting an opening round score of 297, the Hatters followed up on Monday with a 299. Toledo moved into a tie with Stetson after a second straight 298. Host Morehead State will enter the final round of play in fourth place, eight shots behind the Hatters and Rockets.
Mercer's Lacey Fears moved into the lead in the individual tournament after posting a two-under par 70 in the second round. She is three-under par for the tournament at 141. Opening round leader Kara Brinkman of Ohio University slipped to second place, two shots off the lead, after a second round score of 74.
Ryan Ashburn leads the Hatters after another solid round on Monday. Her two-over par 74 gives her a two-day score of 147. Sammi Smith is tied for 13th after shooting a 76 in the second round.
Mallory Viera had the best round of the day for Stetson with a 73. Her round included the only Eagle of the tournament. She will enter the final round on Tuesday in 17th place.
Jenna Hoecker is tied for 35th after struggling to an 80 on Monday while Claudia Redinger bounced back with a 76 on Monday and is tied for 50th entering the final round of play.
Tuesday's final round at the Juliette Falls Golf Club will begin at 8:15 a.m. with a shotgun start. The Hatters will be matched once again with the tournament leaders from Mercer and Toledo.


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It was her. It was all of them. It was her. It could have been any of them. Cops filled the pews of Trinity Episcopal Church on Wednesday, row after row of navy blue. They came downtown on a bright, bitterly cold day for the funeral of Buffalo Police Officer Patty Parete. She was one person; she was one of them. She was herself; she was larger than herself.
That is what happens when you pick up the badge and gun. You stand for something – something more than just one life.
Parete was shot twice on that awful December night on West Chippewa Street in 2006. Paralyzed from the neck down by the second bullet, the independent, athletic woman became imprisoned by the same body that previously had set her free. Complications from the shooting ultimately killed her Saturday at 48.
Friends spoke Wednesday of the daily struggle of a woman force-fed a fate beyond imagining. She was never abandoned in that journey – friends, family and caregivers immersed her in love.
Said Christopher Kerr, her friend and doctor, "Her hair was lovingly brushed, her cheek was kissed, and her unfeeling hand was held."
Still, in many ways, hers was a horribly lonely battle.
A cop once told me that police are society's sanitation engineers. They clean up the messes of humanity. They go into the dark alleys the rest of us avoid. They work in parts of town that most of us ignore. They deal with criminals often more pathetic than sinister, in the hold of an addiction or of unseen demons, unable to take the wheel of their lives.
Then there are the thugs, the street toughs, the young guys who do not value any life because they do not value their own. There are people such as Varner Harris Jr., so clueless and desperate and angry that he believed, regardless of his predicament that December night, that he would in some way, somehow make it better by shooting a cop.
Currently serving 30 years to life in prison, Harris now potentially faces a murder charge.
Patty Parete's life was altered – and, more than six years later, ended – in the blink of an eye, with the "pop" of a pistol. It was her, but it could have been anyone in the rows of men and women in blue who packed the pews Wednesday.
She stands for all of them. This is the job. This is the life.
Officers Patricia A. Parete and Carl Andolina were responding that night to a fight call. Confronting someone such as Harris is something she – and any cop – would do every day. Simple. Easy. Except when it's not.
After Wednesday's service, I asked Daniel Derenda – Buffalo's police commissioner and a former street cop – about the weight of the job.
"Every day, officers go out on routine calls," he said. "And sometimes routine calls turn into tragedy."
The possibility of the unexpected, of the deadly surprise, stalks each of them. It is why cops have a higher rate than the rest of us of alcoholism, of depression, of suicide. They never know what might be waiting on the other side of each "routine" encounter. It is why so many street cops go 20-and-out – retiring after 20 years, while still in their 40s. Grabbing the pension and running. No excuses made, none needed. The stress of the street is more than most human beings are wired for.
"We remember the sacrifice Patty made," Chaplain Bob Fink told the assembled, "as we remember the sacrifices all officers make every day on our behalf."
Parete's shooting made headlines. There was an outpouring of sympathy. People donated at fundraisers for her medical care. But then we got back to our lives.
Patty Parete never got back to hers. She faded from public view, became for most of us a passing thought. Her most valiant battle was intensely personal, resoundingly private. Yet the finest moments of one of Buffalo's finest occurred in recent years in near-empty rooms and on dark, quiet nights.
The body that had once hiked, biked, rollerbladed and straddled a motorcycle was now useless. The lean woman with the "pirate's smile," who had seldom needed anyone for anything, could not feed herself, dress herself, bathe herself. Somehow she learned to live with that.
"Her life was marked by physicality. … The injury was an affront to her," Kerr said. "But she never surrendered her core strength, pride or dignity."
That was her story. The word "hero" gets tossed around a lot, sometimes too casually. To my mind, it applied to her. I cannot imagine the guts it must have taken for her to face every day, to find light in the dark, to accept the petrified unfairness of what happened to her.
Wednesday, we mourned for her, thanked her, hoped and prayed she was now at peace in a better place. In so doing, I think we acknowledged all of the men and women who do what she did, who put on the badge and gun. They attend to the business of society's underbelly, knowing that their lives can forever change in the blink of an eye, in the "pop" of a pistol.
It is a tough job, but Patty Parete did it. They all do.
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Investigation continues into tanker crash in Kiantone, N.Y.
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- New York State Police are continuing their investigation into a tractor-trailer rollover accident that closed a portion of Route 62 in Chautauqua County for more than 12 hours on Monday.
The driver of the tanker truck, 46-year-old William D. Fisher, of Erie, suffered minor injuries in the crash, police said.
The accident happened Monday at about 6:30 a.m., when a 2011 International cab towing a tanker owned by United Refining went out of control while traveling north on Route 62 in Kiantone, N.Y. The rig traveled off the roadway and overturned, police said.
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Saint Vincent College's Center for Political and Economic Thought has announced a national academic writing contest – the Douglas B. Rogers Conditions of a Free Society Essay Competition – open to all full-time undergraduate students studying in any field at any four-year college or university in the United States or Canada. The competition is designed to honor the memory of the late Douglas B. Rogers (Ph.D., George Mason University), a young scholar of great promise who died tragically, and to encourage scholarly discussion of individual freedom, limited constitutional government, free market economics and the philosophical and moral foundations of America and the West. Submissions should address the following prompt by Frédéric Bastiat: "The state is the great fiction by which everyone endeavors to live at the expense of everyone else." The Center will appoint a committee of judges to select the winning essays. Prizes will not be awarded if, in the exclusive opinion of the judges, submitted essays are of insufficient quality. Essays that are, in the exclusive opinion of the judges, of publishable quality will, with the consent of the author, be eligible for publication in the Center's journal, Citizens and Statesmen: An Annual Review of Political Theory and Public Life. The first place winner will receive $2,000 and an invitation to attend an awards dinner and lecture by Dr. John Taylor of Stanford University, to be held on March 20, 2013 at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Second and third place winners will receive invitations to the awards dinner and $1,000 and $500 respectively. Winners choosing to attend awards dinner will be responsible for their own travel. Prior to the awarding of cash prizes, winners will be required to verify their eligibility, and to attest to the fact that the winning essay is wholly their own. Any amount of plagiarism will result in disqualification. Essays should be a minimum of 3,000 words. There is no maximum length. Entries should be sent in Microsoft Word format to email@example.com by January 10, 2013. Winners will be notified in February. Further competition information is available at www.stvincent.edu/cpet/
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And they�re headed to London to watch their oldest granddaughter swim in the 2012 London Games.
�This is her only shot to go the Olympics; we�re leaving (immediately); her first qualifying is July 30,� said granddad Paul Dittmer, who lives in Durango West II with proud grandmother Beverly Stacy Dittmer.
Their oldest granddaughter, Erica Dittmer of Texas A&M University, will compete in the 200-meter individual medley at the London Olympic Games. Through her dual citizenship, Erica Dittmer will swim for Mexico.
�Her mother was an American born in Mexico because the family had a business there,� Paul Dittmer said of the situation that led to dual citizenship for Erica.
He said her mother�s family operated a steel mill in Mexico, one that opened during World War II to supplement Allied shipbuilding operations.
Erica�s mother was educated in Mexico and the United States. She met Jeff Dittmer, the oldest son of Paul and Beverly Dittmer, in graduate school at the University of Texas.
�My daughter-in-law�s father went to Mexico to run the steel mill. Erica was born there,� Paul Dittmer said.
Well aware of Erica Dittmer�s citizenship and standing as a top collegiate swimmer and a former high school All-American swimmer at Klein High School in Spring, Texas, near Houston, the Mexican swimming federation invited her to the Olympic Trials earlier this year.
The NCAA medalist not only competed, but Dittmer set four national records in Mexico. One national mark came in her specialty � the 200-meter IM (2:16.39).
That�s what she�ll swim in London.
�My mother was born and raised in Mexico, and I still have family there, so it�s really nice to compete for my family�s country,� Dittmer said in a recent interview with the Houston Suburban News.
�She�s been here to Durango several times over the years,� Paul Dittmer said. He and Beverly also spend part of the year in Grapevine, Texas, to be close to both of their large families.
The swimming phenom and pre-med major, who won two Texas high school state championships, will turn 20 next month.
�Her parents were absolute heroes for driving her all over for swim meets when she was younger,� Paul Dittmer said.
By age 10, Erica Dittmer was ranked nationally and making waves.
She will join two Texas A&M teammates on the swim team representing Mexico � Rita Medrano and Lili Iba�ez.
Dittmer also plans to enjoy her Olympic experience.
�People keep asking me if I�m nervous, but this is the pinnacle of my goal for myself,� Dittmer told the Houston-area suburban newspaper.
�And I just want to enjoy it.�
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Sharing Ideas: TEDxUSU Event Brings Variety of Experts Together to Present
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Championing "ideas worth spreading," Utah State University hosted a TEDx event Wednesday afternoon.
The day included eight presentations given in the typical TED Talks fashion by USU professors, students, alumni and special guests.
The speakers at the TEDxUSU event presented on a variety of subjects, ranging from vipassana, a form of meditation focused on gaining insight from the moment, to ways science and medicine are improving the lives of babies born deaf with some hearing loss.
Rhonda Callister, a professor in the Huntsman School of Business at USU for the past 15 years, presented on barriers women face in developing countries and in developed countries.
Callister began working on this topic back in 2003 after becoming the principal investigator on a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation. Their research focused on ways USU can improve recruitment, retention and the advancement of women in science and engineering.
"I was kind of steered away from gender issues when I was doing my graduate work because in business, it's not one of the central topics," Callister said.
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on February 5, 2013 - 11:23 PM
St. Bonaventure meets league newcomer and No. 14-ranked Butler for the first time at 7 p.m. today at historic Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis (TWCSC).
The Bonnies, who started Atlantic 10 play 0-3 but have won three of their last four, will try to even their conference record at .500 and pick up their third conference road victory of the year. St. Bonaventure (10-10, 3-4) is also looking to start the month of February with consecutive wins for the first time since the 1998-99 season.
Guard Matthew Wright, who suffered a left foot injury against Saint Louis on Jan. 26, is probable against Butler after missing St. Bonaventure's last game against Duquesne on Saturday. The junior was the main catalyst behind Bona's two road wins against Temple and Saint Joseph's as he scored a game- and career-high 22 points against the Owls and 18 against the Hawks. If he can't go against the Bulldogs, Jordan Gathers, who scored a career-high 13 points against Duquesne, will start.
The Bulldogs, who are 11-0 in Hinkle Fieldhouse this season, have won at least 10 home games in 18 consecutive seasons. Butler is 223-32 at home over that stretch, including three unbeaten home records. Butler's current seniors are 51-8 in Hinkle, and the team is 80-11 under coach Brad Stevens.
Elsewhere, the University at Buffalo plays at 7 p.m. at Mid-American Conference West Division rival Eastern Michigan.
The Bulls (8-14, 3-5 MAC) lost at Western Michigan, 71-60, on Saturday. Javon McCrea posted his seventh double-double of the season with 22 points and 10 rebounds.
Senior guard Tony Watson seems to be snapping out of a shooting funk. Watson has made 9 of 16 three-pointers over the last three games after making just 5 of 29 over the first five MAC games.
Eastern Michigan (10-11, 3-4), coming off a 77-62 loss at Kent State, is led by Derek Thompson, who is averaging 11.5 points per game.


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on February 12, 2013 - 11:11 PM
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Valentine's Day is Mary Ann Sandoro's annual excuse to pull out her collection of 600 valentines, bits and pieces of bygone Buffalo that chronicle a stationery tradition.
They range from a fancy, but empty, lacy envelope, clearly postmarked "Buffalo, Feb. 14, 1859," to one of her favorites: a frightened-looking woman with her arms around the neck of a man gleefully driving a 1905-era touring car. The radiator opens to a bouquet of fold-out tissue flowers just above the caption, "Trust me at the wheel / Of the matrimonial automobile."
"They're really kind of awesome," said Sandoro. "It's like paper engineering."
The ritual exchange of paper love notes carries on this week with shoppers out scouting for good cards to give Thursday.
In this digital age, paper cards still have a beloved edge. Some 145 million such valentines are expected to be sold this year.
Sandoro, a former curator of exhibits at the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society, said she can't help but be attracted to the old-fashioned bits of paper art, poetry, puns and whimsy. Her husband agrees.
"It reminds us that people had the same feelings 100 or 200 years ago," Jim Sandoro said. "It's just so much fun to relate to that."
The Sandoros founded the Michigan Avenue Pierce-Arrow Buffalo Transportation Museum. In that spirit, about a quarter of their valentines – culled from local estate sales, flea markets and eBay – are car-focused.
One card, from the 1920s, shows a couple out for a drive alone, after a fold makes a cross-looking mother disappear. "Gee, we're happy aren't we? For now we're two instead of three."
One of Mary Ann Sandoro's favorites comes from about 1910, the "golden" era, when cars had brass fittings and trim. A handmade cardboard red heart has a wee tin car laced to the center as a stand-in for the car-pun in this hand-lettered note: "My Valentine, I don't think you ['auto'] forget me. From Fred."
Sandoro admits she and her husband celebrate with dinner out rather than cards, but the Greeting Card Association says valentine sales are still strong – with humor as a growing category.
Traditionally, when economic times are tough, levity sells, said Kathy Krassner, director of communications for the association.
Overall, association members report that greeting card sales have dropped from an annual 7 billion a decade ago to a current 6.5 billion. Still, paper's charm is irreplaceable, Krassner said. Cards, she said, are "such an ingrained part of our culture," they're not going away.
"There's something about having a tangible printed card handed to you or mailed to you that has more emotional impact and value than any electronic greeting ever could. It's getting something real that becomes a keepsake."
A small collection of century-old valentine keepsakes purchased by a former curator are stored in a thin box in the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library's rare book room. They fold out and come in layers of paper lace, with light jokes: A pair of pop-up robins stand against a backdrop of little blue forget-me-nots; a tissue paper honeycomb opens as the "dust" beneath a broom with a message, "sweep me off my feet"; and a girl tries to catch floating red hearts with a butterfly net. A penny postcard of a boy in a sailor suit beckons, "Be my Valentine and I'll break the news to mother."
"They're just so elaborate," said Amy Pickard, the rare-book curator.
They are a reminder of a bygone era of craftsmanship. "It just seems such a shame that we don't go to the trouble of doing such things," Pickard said.
At Great Arrow Graphic card factory and shop, on the fifth floor of the Tri-Main Center on Main Street, valentines account for 7 to 10 percent of the national business for the company that specializes in silk-screen designs.
This year's options – sold at Wegmans and the Lexington Co-op, among other places – include the straightforwardly sentimental, like the picture of a black-and-white cat couple on a bench, tails entwined.
Here, too, light humor and puns have been more popular, like the pink owl on a tree saying, "Who loves you, baby!?"
Great Arrow, which includes individual artist credits on the back of each card, considers Valentine's Day a favorite holiday, along with Halloween, because there are so many ways to interpret it, said company Vice President Lisa Samar. "It can be what you want it to be," she said.
At the Positively Main Street gift shop on Elmwood Avenue on Tuesday afternoon, Paul O'Hern was at the counter paying for a card with two birds on a branch and the Herman Hesse line, "If I know what love is, it's because of you."
O'Hern occasionally lightly protests the day's obligations – "just to be difficult," his wife insists. Even though he doesn't eat the candy he usually gets, he likes the cards.
"Anytime people show affection for each other," he said, "it's a good thing."
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