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A double eagle dose of youthful vigor and fresh ideas is being pumped into a tired homecoming golf tournament this fall to put it on the leader-board as a major athletic fundraiser and a real world experience for sport business students.
"It's exciting to be the first class on campus to be in charge of planning and hosting an event this large," said Adriana Jaimes, a senior from Palm Bay.
"This is real life with real people expecting a real event," said her classmate, Garron Workman, a senior from Jupiter. "Experience doesn't get any better than that."
Both students study event management under sport business professor Benjamin Goss, Ph.E. The class is rebranding an alumni golf event begun in 1990 in memory of Wes Berner, a standout Stetson University golf coach of the 1950s and 60s who died in 1973. The event's name has changed over the years as its popularity and fundraising power waned.
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Carnegie Mellon University Wind Ensemble Featuring Carrie Vertin, horn, 2013 Wind Ensemble Concerto Competition winner, in James Beckel's The Glass Bead Game (nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, 1997); also, Marilyn Taft Thomas: Snapshots of a Great City and Edgard Varese: Ionization 02/09/2014Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman St., Greensburg, PAwebsite
Duquesne University Symphony OrchestraJeffrey Turner conducts Bernstein's Candide Overture, Ravel's Daphnis et Chloe Suite #2, and Holst's The Planets.02/09/2014Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Av, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
A Classical CabaretSongs and Arias of classical composers strongly influenced by jazz sung by Desiree Soteres and Kelly Lynch.02/09/2014Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Campbell Memorial Chapel, Chatham University, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Pittsburgh Gospel ChoirDirected by Herbert V. R. P. Jones, the Pittsburgh Gospel Choir is a multi-age, multi-ethnic ensemble that performs American gospel music.02/09/2014Time: 2:00 pmCarnegie Library of Pittsburgh, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
PYCO ConcertBeethoven: Egmont Overture; Saint-Saens: Allegro Appassionato for Cello and Orchestra; Britten: Simple Symphony; Meredith Wilson: Symphonic Impressions of (the musical) The Music Man; directed by Guest Conductor Edward Leonard.02/09/2014Time: 5:00 pmLocation: Ingomar United Methodist Churchwebsite
Heinz Chapel Choir Chamber Choir FestivalOutstanding regional high school choirs join with Heinz Chapel Choir for a celebration of a cappella music.02/09/2014Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Heinz Chapel, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Helene CooperHelene Cooper is White House correspondent for The New York Times, with a unique perspective on America's first African-American president. Her memoir The House At Sugar Beach, is the story of an idyllic childhood in Liberia--until it became a nightmare.02/10/2014Time: 7:30 pmCarnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Adam Liu, celloCellist Adam Liu is joined by pianist David Allen Wehr in a recital celebrating Mr. Liu's 10th anniversary in Pittsburgh, and welcoming the Chinese Year of the Horse. The program includes works by Boccherini, Saint-Saens, Chopin, Faure and Brahms, plus the evocative Chinese erhu showpiece Sai Ma (The Horse Race) played by Mr. Liu. Free admission.02/10/2014Time: 7:30 pmPNC Recital Hall, School of Music, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Mamma Mia!A mother. A daughter. 3 possible dads. And a trip down the aisle you'll never forget!The music of ABBA, the story and the characters make MAMMA MIA! the ultimate feel-good Broadway show with an enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship. A mother confronts her past as three men return to the Greek Island they've not visited for 21 years - just as her 20-year-old daughter is about to be married.02/11/2014 - 02/16/2014Location: Heinz Hall, 600 Penn Av., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Swan Lake with the OrchestraOne of Tchaikovsky's most famous ballets, Swan Lake symbolizes more than 100 years of tradition and some of the most revered roles in classical ballet. In a performance of emotional intensity and technical mastery, the ballerina captures the essence of both eternal love and deception in the coveted dual role of Odette and Odile.02/13/2014 - 02/16/201402/13 - 8:00 pm02/14 - 8:00 pm02/15 - 8:00 pm02/16 - 2:00 pm237 Seventh St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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Lines Blur Over Wife's Use of CEO's Jets
Shortly before a WNBA women's basketball playoff game in Indianapolis on Sept. 28, a Hawker 800XP jet owned by Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. of Atlanta arrived at the Indianapolis airport, federal flight records show.
The Atlanta Dream—a team co-owned by Mary Brock, who is married to CCE's chief executive—was facing the local Indiana Fever. Less than an hour after the game ended in a victory for her team, the CCE jet departed for its Atlanta base.
A Wall Street Journal review of flight records found that on at least 15 dates over the past two years when the Atlanta Dream was playing distant road games, CCE jets flew to the locations where the games were being played. The flights were to seven different cities. On several occasions, two CCE jets arrived around game times, according to records from the Federal Aviation Administration and Flightwise.com, a flight-tracking website.
Ms. Brock confirmed that she has flown to Atlanta Dream games aboard CCE jets, but said it was always with her husband, John Brock, and "only if it fits in with what John's doing." She added that the "only way that would happen is, my husband has to go to New York, and…if there's an Atlanta Dream-[New York] Liberty game, we can fit that in."
Ms. Brock wouldn't discuss any specific trips. She said she didn't know how the flight costs were allocated, but said "in today's world there's not going to be any abuse."
A spokesman for CCE didn't respond to questions about specific flights around Atlanta Dream games, including whether they were counted as business or personal trips. The company's business is in Europe, where it is a major Coca-Cola bottler, and its operations there account for all its revenue. CCE and Coca-Cola Co. are separate public companies with different management teams.
The CCE spokesman said in a statement that Mr. Brock is required to fly on a company plane for all business and personal travel "and reimburses the company a significant portion of his personal-use costs." He added: "The costs associated with traveling to any sporting event on a personal basis, including all Atlanta Dream games, are covered by such reimbursements. When Mr. Brock's spouse travels on a company plane, such travel is always treated as personal, regardless of the purpose of the travel."
According to CCE's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr. Brock and other officers who travel on its jets are supposed to reimburse the company for "certain types of personal travel," which it doesn't specify. The filings show that in 2011 it cost CCE $199,000 to provide Mr. Brock with personal flights for which he didn't reimburse the company; CCE didn't say how much Mr. Brock did reimburse for personal flights that year.
The other co-owner of the Atlanta Dream is Kelly Loeffler, who is married to Jeffrey Sprecher, the CEO of another Atlanta-based public company, IntercontinentalExchange Inc. ICE owns financial futures exchanges in the U.S., Europe and Canada. ICE's corporate jet, a Gulfstream V it bought late last year, made two trips to cities on the same days as Atlanta Dream away games there.
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Ms. Loeffler, who also is ICE's vice president of investor relations and corporate communications, didn't return multiple calls. Mr. Sprecher didn't respond to a call seeking comment. Mr. Sprecher didn't make any personal use of company aircraft in 2011, but in early 2012 ICE's board authorized a new policy that allows up to $75,000 in expenses associated with personal-aircraft use by Mr. Sprecher, according to the company's filings.
Tonya Alleyne, an Atlanta Dream spokeswoman, confirmed that the team's owners sometimes attend away games, but said she hasn't known them to travel with the players, who must use commercial airlines under league rules. "How they travel I am not privy to," she said.
Personal use of company jets is a perquisite for top executives at many companies. These companies often cite the benefit as a security measure or a time saver for busy executives.
Amid criticism from some shareholder activists, the number of companies offering this perk has declined in recent years. Many companies have banned personal travel on corporate jets or have started requiring executives to reimburse for some or all of the associated costs. A survey released last month by Equilar Inc., which tracks executive compensation, found that 60% of Fortune 100 companies provided the perk in 2011, down from 79% in 2008.
Using a company jet to attend games for a sports team owned by the CEO's spouse "would not be an appropriate use of corporate assets from an investor's standpoint," said Charles Elson, director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware, who has served as a director of several public companies.
Established in 1996 as an offshoot of the National Basketball Association, the WNBA has a dozen teams. Ms. Loeffler and Ms. Brock first invested in the Atlanta team in early 2011, and later that year took full control. Ms. Brock said she is proud that the league inspires young girls to be athletic, but said the team has yet to break even under her ownership.
It isn't clear what kind of business relationship ICE has with CCE, but Ms. Brock and Ms. Loeffler's husbands have access to some of the same aircraft. A February 2012 SEC filing by ICE listed several aircraft that are available to its CEO, Mr. Sprecher, including four jets operated by CCE. The CCE spokesman said his company has aircraft-sharing arrangements with three companies, but he declined to say if ICE was one of them.
The Atlanta Dream made the playoffs in 2011 and 2012, and in both years CCE jets landed in the opponents' home cities on the dates of playoff games. The locations were places, such as Indianapolis and Minneapolis, where the jets didn't normally land, other than around WNBA games.
"Once our teams get into the playoffs, there is definitely an incentive for us to try to be there and support them," Ms. Brock said. She added that her husband and Mr. Sprecher are "part of the same aviation department," and that "if they can work in something they're doing from a business perspective, we try to make that work."
One frequent stop for CCE jets has been the small Groton-New London airport, in southeastern Connecticut. The airport is 15 miles from the Mohegan Sun Arena, home to the WNBA's Connecticut Sun. All the trips there in 2011 and 2012 were on the same days as Atlanta Dream-Connecticut Sun games.
On Sunday Sept. 23, the Atlanta Dream visited Connecticut for the final regular game of the 2012 season. That day, a Gulfstream V owned by CCE took off from Atlanta for Groton, landing 90 minutes before the 5 p.m. game. A smaller Hawker 800XP owned by CCE also flew from Atlanta to Groton, with a brief stop in Athens, Ga., landing while the game was in progress.
The estimated combined cost of those two one-way flights was more than $13,000, based on average hourly operating costs for those aircraft provided by Conklin & de Decker Aviation Information.
Soon after the game, won by the Sun, the two jets took off 21 minutes apart, flight records show. The larger Gulfstream V headed to Edinburgh, Scotland, while the smaller jet returned to Atlanta.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
A possible change in school district policy was a hot topic at June 10s Berkeley County School Board meeting.
Parents, volunteer coaches and their supporters packed the BCSD board room in Moncks Corner to voice their displeasure with the possible change; specifically, the banning of parents of varsity and JV student athletes from coaching in order to avoid the appearance of favoritism over other athletes.
Berkeley County Athletic Director Charlie Davis explained the districts stance.
To avoid the appearance of favoritism of players that happen to be children of volunteer coaches on their respective varsity and junior varsity teams, the school board plans to review its current policy of having parents of players serve as volunteer coaches, he said in a released statement on June 9.
District 100 Rep. Eddy Southard spoke during the public comments portion of the meeting and said he appeared on behalf of his constituents to voice his support of the districts volunteer coaches.
I have some concerns regarding the boards consideration of this policy change, Southard said. Just at Berkeley High School we have nine volunteer coaches who are non-district employees and many of those volunteer coaches are parents of competing athletes.
A volunteer parent-coach is harder on his own son or daughter than he is on the other kids on the team.
Moncks Corner resident Sally Wofford said a petition containing more than 330 signatures would be presented to the board.
Volunteer coaches are vital to the success of a high school sports program, she said. Its impossible to run a program involving 60 girls without parent-coaches. This ban would be devastating to the softball and baseball programs at Berkeley High School.
Wofford asked the school board not to micro-manage: I encourage the board to drop this matter and entrust the policy involving parent coaches to the principals and athletic directors of each individual school.
Moncks Corner resident Ashley Carman also addressed the board.
This policy doesnt involve all schools so why initiate a blanket policy to cover all schools?
Carman also wanted to know why the same ban didnt apply to volunteer parents on the academic side: Why would you discriminate against a parent volunteering his time with a sports program when you dont have a problem with a parent serving in an administrative capacity with an academic function?
Berkeley County Superintendent Rodney Thompson said that any change in the districts policy could take up to two years to implement.
There has been no final decision on this topic, he said. Schools have been told this is a possibility and to make alternative plans in case the policy is adopted.
Thompson said the school boards first obligation remains with the students.
We have concerns about rumors circulating about coaches that are parents of varsity and junior varsity athletes showing favoritism. We want to protect our athletes and volunteers from such allegations.
Thompson added any decision to change the districts policy involves two committee reviews and two school board readings before being adopted.
The district is ever grateful for the role our volunteers played throughout the county, he said.
District 3 school board member Phillip Obie asked why the school board should involve itself in a matter that could and should be handled by the coach, the athletic director or the principal at a given school.
I agree completely with what Sally Wofford said, why is the school board involving itself with this when this is something that should be handled by the coach, the athletic director or the principal?, Obie said. I dont get it.
Obie went on to say the school board is sending the wrong message.
Clearly this is something that is not a county-wide problem, he said. It is a problem at one school and not throughout the county. Here, we are begging parents to get involved with their students at school, and when they do want to get involved, then we go and run them off.
I dont understand why were doing that.
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Mr. and Mrs. George K. Neyhart, Williamsport, will observe their 70th wedding anniversary Dec. 12, 2012.
They were married in Sioux Falls, S.D.
Mrs. Neyhart, the former Elizabeth A. Crandell, is a native of Williamsport. She is the daughter of Emma and Dr. Roy Crandall. She graduated from Williamsport High School in 1942 and was a volunteer at the Williamsport Hospital for 20, where she also was a member of the Hospital Auxiliary.
Mr. Neyhart, a native of Williamsport, is the son of Bertha and George K. Neyhart. He graduated from Williamsport Area High School in 1940 and served in the Army Air Force as a combat crew instructor from 1942 to 1945. He retired from JP Ward Foundry, Blossburg, as director of sales and marketing.
They are the parents of two daughters, Deborah Kuster, Jackson, N.J., and Marilyn, North Wales. There are two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.


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On Friday at her sold-out show at Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall she announced that she would donate all proceeds from that night's performance to New Jersey communities devastated by superstorm Sandy.
"I wouldn't feel right making any money off of tonight's show," she said, "So anything I make is going right back into the community here."
Underwood joins numerous celebrities who have donated time or money in the storm's wake.
The country star's show was the first major concert following the superstorm, and the Oklahoma native initially questioned whether she should perform at all. Sandy battered parts of Atlantic City's historic boardwalk.
"You know, after something like this, you wonder whether the show should go on," she told the crowd. "We thought, this building was still here, so it must be here for a reason."
Underwood had already been giving to charity through her "Blown Away" tour: Since September, $1 of every ticket sold was donated to the Red Cross.
After the show, she Tweeted, "Thank you beautiful Atlantic City! You all made my year! You have been through so much and still rocked the house! I leave in awe!"


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LEWISTOWN - Pastor Scott Shreffler envisions the church as a group of different colored pieces of broken glass formed together to create a beautiful picture.
The new lead pastor of the Upper Room Worship Center in Lewistown believes the streets of Lewistown hold those pieces of broken glass and that God can work them into the beautiful mosaic of the church.
The mission of the Upper Room is to reach those who may feel rejected by organized religion.
"We have people with tattoos, some outside smoking," Shreffler said of the congregation. "I like to say that Jesus met everyone where they are. He never said go clean up before you come to me. Our job is not to change them, our job is to love them and let God change their lives."
Scripture also tells believers to be part of their community, Shreffler said. In Jeremiah 29:4-7, God's people are urged to build houses, plant gardens, have families and work for peace and prosperity in their community, he said.
In the modern day, Shreffler said he encourages the congregation to witness about Jesus everywhere, from Walmart to their neighborhoods.
The church is not about programs, projects, mission trips or budgets, it's about fulfilling the mission of God in our community in our everyday lives, Shreffler said.
Shreffler believes that the church should reach out to its own community first, before it turns to other communities and nations.
The downtown church initiated a number of new community outreach programs through which to share their ministry.
Great Feast serves free breakfast from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Sunday mornings in the church cafe.
Another new ministry, the Supper Club, brings teens together around a table for a sit-down family meal. The group discusses life issues, and ministry leaders bring elements of Christ to the discussion from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, followed by youth center activities until 9 p.m.
The congregation also began community prayer walks from 2 to 4 p.m. on the second Saturday of every month, where members walk through Lewistown and pray for the churches, the people and the community.
Also for the youth, Upper Room has been hosting teen revival leader and rapper David Paul Brooks once a month.
Brooks has reached kids who have been coming to Upper Room for years, Shreffler said. Through him, teens can see that rap can be of Godly, and God can be cool, he said. Teens see that they don't have to be like the rappers who live immoral lives, he said.
Shreffler described Upper Room as a "Missional church," which is a community of God's people who live as a demonstration of what God plans to do in and for all creation in Jesus Christ.
"Part of our loving and accepting everyone breaks the norm," Shreffler said. "We don't have to look like the typical church with a steeple on top. We don't have to wear suits and ties."
The Upper Room services include all kinds - from different races, to the socially challenged, to business owners and the middle class families, he said.
Sunday mornings should be celebrations of unity in Christ who sets everyone free, Shreffler said.
"It makes us look different, but that's OK," Shreffler said. "We exist to fill the mission of God. We don't exist for ourselves."
Upper Room services include at 10:15 a.m. worship and coinciding youth church, children's ministry and nursery. The church is located on South Brown Street, Lewistown. For more information, call the church at 247-0222 or visit upperroomworshipcenter.org.


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Tiffin reports
Andrew J. Nelson, 25, of Findlay, was charged with theft Wednesday.
A first-block St. Clair Street man reported Thursday night his roommate assaulted him.
A 300-block Circular Street woman reported early Friday morning cash was taken from her vehicle.
A 200-block Wentz Street woman reported early Friday morning she heard someone attempt to open her door.
Nick S. Rohrs, 36, of Tiffin, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and failure to obey a traffic control device early Friday morning.
A vehicle in the 400 block of Hedges Street was reported entered Friday morning.
A 400-block Circular Street person reported a TV was stolen from an outdoor cabinet Friday morning.
A 200-block Melmore Street man reported Friday morning vehicles in his garage were entered overnight. A 300-block Melmore Street person also reported a vehicle was entered.
A first-block Shaffer Park Drive person went to the station Friday morning to report a fraud.
A vehicle in the 400 block of South Washington Street was reported entered Friday afternoon. A bat bag was stolen.
A first-block Mohawk Street person went to the station Friday afternoon to report a fraud.
County reports
Chad S. Depinet, 37, Fostoria, was charged with open container and a vehicle operation violation Wednesday.
Keith H. O'brien, 35, of Attica, was charged with drug possession Thursday.
A 3000-block West TR 158 woman reported early Friday morning she was being stalked by an 80-year-old man.
A break-in was reported Friday morning in the 200 block of State Street. Another 200-block State Street person also reported a break-in. There, money was taken from a purse.
Fostoria reports
A fight was reported early Friday morning in the 400 block of Stadium Drive.
Fostoria fire
Firefighters were called to 263 W. Crocker St. for a gas odor Thursday night.
Firefighters were called to 501 Van Buren St. Friday morning for a compressor and air conditioner unit that shorted out, causing smoke in the building.
County fire
Bascom firefighters were called to Poplar Street Wednesday night for a mattress that was burning.


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Trojan Prince in Homers poem "The Iliad", also refered to as the "Tamer of Horses". Husband of Andromache and father to Astyanax. Slain and dragged by greek warrior Achilles after losing in battle. King Priam retrieves his sons body after a talk with Achilles and conducts a proper funeral.
Hector was the strongest of the Trojan warriors.
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The University has come a long way since its humble beginnings on Hartford's last remaining farm, evolving from a local school for commuters into a comprehensive university that attracts students from throughout the world. Yet it remains true to its original mission of serving as a valued resource for individuals, families, businesses, and communities throughout the Hartford region, offering hundreds of programs that serve the University and its neighbors every day. For over 45 years listener supported WWUH has served an important role in the University's community service mission.
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Georgina Norberta Johanna Franziska Antonie Marie Raphaela von Wilczek was an exceptional woman. Born in 1921 in Graz, she married Franz Josef II in 1943 and so became Fürstin Gina von und zu Liechtenstein – Her Serene Highness Princess Gina of Liechtenstein.
After her death in 1989, a small monument was erected for her on the Fürstin Gina Path. From Malbun, Liechtenstein's only winter sports centre, the chair lift takes you up to Sareis mountain station. From there the Fürstin Gina Path follows the ridge along to Sareiserjoch, where it becomes more challenging. Now small paths snake their way between alpine flowers and rocky promontories to the Augstenberg with its mighty summit cross.
The climb over the ridge to the Pfälzerhütte is challenging, with the trail at times steep but secured with ropes in the exposed sections. Cyclists also enjoy the road returning from the hut, so bear in mind to observe trail courtesy. At Alp Gritsch the trail is picked up again, running between Swiss stone pines and Scots pines to Tälihöhi and from there over flower meadows back to Malbun.
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JAMESTOWN - A Jamestown man pleaded not guilty in Chautauqua County Court and is being held on $200,000 bail on an eight-count child molesting indictment, the Jamestown Police Department reported Tuesday.
Following an investigation that began in August, a grand jury indicted Jason R. Alexander, 30, on two counts of predatory sexual assault against a child, two counts of sexual conduct against a child in the first-degree, a count of second-degree sexual conduct against a child and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
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I entitled myself to be bummed out Wednesday, and then pulled my boot straps back up on Thursday. I will now be keeping my eyes open as to what direction the Lord wants me to go. Part of getting past a loss like this is to look at the benefits of losing this race. Here are my top 10 reasons I came up with.
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Jeremy Lin is the player who, after being released from two NBA teams, has led the way to the Knicks being the hottest and most popular team in the league.
"You get over $50 million a year for Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire and here's a kid making the lowest they can pay anybody," Collins said with a thick Manhattan dialect. "He's sleeping on his brother's couch down in Chinatown, and here's guy kicking ass and giving an example to all these other players. It's not about the money. It's about the game. It's just wonderful."
Like many comedians, Collins moved to Southern California where he could get the most work. And while he's had a home in Santa Monica for 22 years, he is pure New York, where he has kept his place at 12th and Broadway for 33 years.
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Collins, however, is a big fan of Lake Tahoe.
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Collins, who performs at Harveys Improv through Sunday, typically works weekends. He says comedy is important and something he always wanted to do.
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Berkeley County saw nearly 1,000 more persons seeking work in June, which has contributed to the countys increasing jobless rate, according to numbers released by S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce.
The jobless rate in June rose to 5.5 percent from 4.9 percent in May. Mays numbers also rose over Aprils numbers. There are now 4,863 unemployed in the county. But Junes rate is still significantly lower than June 2013 where the county experienced 7.4 percent unemployment representing about 6,600 unemployed persons.
About 200 persons gained employment last month in the county.
The new numbers show that while Berkeley Countys jobless rate is rising, the statewide seasonally adjusted rate has held steady at 5.3 percent since April. The national unemployment rate is 6.1 percent in June, which decreased from Mays 6.3 percent rate.
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quote: See, that's where you are making random, unfounded generalisations. For one, you don't know what some people may have been forced to use. Unless you know these "anti-Apple," folks personally, you don't actually know what their problem is with Apple. You are just making an assumption and attacking that. A strawman argument, they call that.
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quote: OK - hands up who hates Apple because they forced to use Apple products?
quote: Microsoft poisoned the world of computing with their ghastly badly made crap for a generation and in the process disempowered countless millions of users who think that computer viruses, the BSOD and the loss of precious data is an unavoidable part of computing and that they were stupid for finding their computers hard to use. I am so glad their hegemony is over but I will forever relish their every pain. And boy have they got a lot of pain coming. The cliff looms.


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Aspen had $36 million in revenues last year, and the company is expected to contribute about $20 million to Moog's sales during the seven months remaining in its fiscal year, which ends in September. The deal is not expected to have any impact on Moog's earnings this year because of accounting adjustments, the company said.
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Is this an entirely good thing? Polish-born artist Andrzej Maciejewski, who lives and works in rural Ontario, thinks perhaps not. His series "Garden of Eden," which opens Saturday in Buffalo Arts Studio (2495 Main St.), consists of immaculately lit still-life photographs of store-bought produce. They're constructed to look like Renaissance paintings, but their captions, which feature the country of origin and cash register code for each piece of fruit, prompt viewers to think about the source of their food.
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More must be done to protect W.Va. infants
January 2, 2014
On Christmas Day, a day when we West Virginians lavish our love on children, including the tiniest, some babies in our state were in agony caused by their mothers....
I just love how liberals use the words "these are "OUR" babies." No, they are NOT "our" babies. I have no babies. THose are THEIR babies. Charge them for their crimes; and take their babies, "sterilize" the mothers so they can't continue having them and not caring for them. Govt liberals are trying really hard to take all parents rights away. Just like Hillary Clinton says, 'it takes a village.' WHen she and other liberals say that; they really mean, "your children are property of govt." And they are changing laws now that are bit by bit taking all parental rights away. Look at liberal state Massachusetts & Rhode Island. There's more than one child taken away from their parents for no other reason than that they "questioned" the doctors treatment response for their child. Wake up; vote these libs OUT!
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Liberals won't 'care' whether you aren't alcoholics or drug addicts when they make these 'child' laws. They're looking at "ALL" parents; ALL children. READ the bills because you can't trust liberal politicians. Look at Obamacare. Wanna bet they tell you, "we have to pass it first before we can see what's in it?" Hmm... here we go again........
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IF politicians REALLY cared about your kids; they'd start doing background and criminal checks on govt teachers who keep molesting the kids in schools!
And I notice our dem Gov TOmblyn is doing nothing to help stricter prison terms for pedophiles and child abusers either.
They don't care. This is just another backdoor propaganda to get govt control over all your children whether you're a good parent or not.
BEWARE govt wanting to "help" you. They wanted to "help" you with healthcare; we got HealthScare instead!
Incompetent govt politicians can't fix anything. Can't fix our roads and you want to trust them with your kids?
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Teachers do NOT go through background checks What. Go spread your bullcrap elsewhere. Everyone knows they don't. They don't have drug testing either. IF they did; then WHY all the PEDOPHILES in our schools, molesting our children? Yeah, explain that one. You can't. Left are insane.
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It's truly a shame that liberal democrats are not intelligent enough to read newspapers or articles online. These teachers having sex with students; molesting them and getting arrested and sentenced in this state alone is everywhere online and in paper print yet liberals just cannot find their way to them. Hmmm....I suppose we can blame those darn newspaper offices for installing complicated newspaper machines that require inserting coins and do not have an 'oral' recording on how to use since they obviously cannot READ the instructions for using.
What....your ignorance shows when you ask such highly ignorant questions! So therefore; either you are really that dumb....or just playing stupid because you think it will make others think teachers have never been caught for molesting students. Which is it???
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Yeah more must be done to protect WV infants, children everywhere as democrats would like to 'control' dairy farmers so milk prices become $8 dollars a gallon. Congress finally has a farm bill this week that just might pass, although one democrat wasn't happy with not being able to 'control' the farmers 'production' or rather LESS producing of milk if they wanted which raises prices.
One of the bigger hurdles in the final negotiations was government support for dairy farmers.
The legislation does not include a provision called supply management, which was championed by Representative Collin Peterson of Minnesota, the top Democrat on the House Agriculture Committee. His proposal would have required dairy farmers to cut production if prices fell below a certain level.
House Speaker John Boehner, a Republican who has ridiculed the dairy program as "Soviet-style," opposed Peterson's position and refused to bring a bill to the House floor with supply management in it.
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I agree more should be done to protect WV babies. So Governor Tomblin, when are you going to STOP the murdering of the MOST innocent and undefended babies in the womb???
Cries like this article from liberals is absolutely ridiculous as they are the same ones murdering the unborn. Stop 'pretending' you all care about children. You stop over half of them even reaching the age of those in this article. When does the left stop hating babies?? What did they ever do to deserve being executed? You libs refuse to even 'execute' violent murderers on death row.....but a little innocent babe you have nO problem executing!!
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What...you don't know of any teachers in area molesting students because you're not about to look it up in news articles. It's classic liberal laziness. Is why liberal journalists don't do their jobs and 'verify' stories BEFORE publishing them. Stay stupid; don't do the work. It's YOUR miserable little life. Wallow in it.
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If libs don't like something...they just change it, reword it, try to rewrite the rules, etc....
Nothing new. They are the scourge on America and the world. ALthough they have the biggest loudest mouths; they have very little results. The world looks at them and shakes their heads, thinking these people are NUTS. And they are correct in their assessment! Nuttier than fruitcakes. ALL mouth; no stubstance.
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Let's see... What thinks an adult teacher having sex with a CHILD student isn't a pedophile.
Then please define what YOU liberals think a pedophile is. A person peddling a bicycle?
Liberals love rewriting history, redefining words to fit their 'interpretations' for 'their' agendas; thus you have liberal judges using such nonsense like the radical liberal judge who stupidly stated that women that get raped don't get pregnant....apparently the judge thinks he's medically inclined and stated that a woman's hormones kick in (whatever that means!) and 'prevents' this. OMG. Liberalism is a mental malfunctioning of the brain cells.
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A high school teacher who had sex with two of her teen students and gave them booze and drugs was sentenced to two years in jail.
Sarah Rutherford, 23, took a plea deal in West Virginia to avoid a longer sentence after she had sex with two students under 18 years old, WBOY reported.
A criminal complaint obtained by the Daily Mail said that Rutherford and one victim had daily contact and she regularly gave him alcohol, marijuana and Klonopin -- a prescription drug.
She also gave the 16-year-old money to buy drugs for her and had sex with him at her home in Barbour County, KSEE reported. She and a 17-year-old victim, whom she also met at Philip Barbour High School had an inappropriate ongoing relationship.
"The defendant told the victim not to tell anyone about the sexual intercourse because they could get in trouble since she was a teacher and the victim was a student," the complaint says.
There WHATMEWORRY; it's not hard to search google for the list!
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"The difference between insane asylums and our public schools is that in the insane asylum you have to show some improvement before you can get out." Anonymous
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Toni Lynn Woods, 37: Middle-school teacher in Braxton County, W.Va., confessed in 2005 to having sexual intercourse with three juveniles a total of four times and oral sex with one of those juveniles and another juvenile a total of four times. She reportedly described herself as a "monster" when she pleaded guilty. She resigned, surrendered her teaching certificate, and was given consecutive sentences of one-to-five years on four counts of third-degree sexual assault.
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Still need more proof of WV teachers who are pedophiles What????
Pedophile: (since What is confused) means sexual desire in an ADULT for a CHILD. Teachers listed for sentencing I gave are pedophiles. Got it???
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HURRICANE, W.Va. -- A special education teacher's aide at Hurricane High School was arrested Tuesday and charged with sexual assault.
David R. Gibson, 59, faces four counts of second-degree sexual assault.
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Former WV Principal Accused Of Being A Pedophile And Child Molester
"He knew that I knew what he was doing to those boys. He always had young male foreign exchange student in his home too. He constantly had groups of boys with him at all times. I knew he was an evil man….Former Matewan School Counselor, Hester Keatley Sometimes A Story Has To Be Told Again And Again (First published in November 2008)
In June 1996, then forty-eight year old Thomas Scott King was arrested after spending the night in a Charleston WV motel with a 17-year old boy. At the time, Mr. King was the principal at Valley High school in Smithers, WV. The teenager was one of his students…..and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Kings own little brother has come forward with a deep dark secret of his own…"My older brother, Scott, began raping and sodomizing me when I was 5-years old."
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Disgusting and convinced yet What???
FYI: And notice the word "pedophile" being used? Deny FACTS and believe 'opinions' by liberals all you want---that doesn't change FACTS!!!
There are LOTS of these teacher/principal cases of pedophiles in WV schools.
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UPDATE: State Police have arrested former North Marion High School freshman cheerleading coach Amanda "Mandi" Barker, and charged her with three counts of sexual abuse by person in trust of a child and one count of soliciting a minor via computer. DATED: 12/13/2012
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Liberal Washington Post Endorses Pedophilia. Intersting! Not surprising! What do you have to say to this WHAT???????????????????Anything??
By: streiff (Diary) | September 1st, 2013 at 05:50 PM | 62
It isn't often that a major newspaper prints a call to legitimize sexual predation and pedophilia but that is exactly what happened in the Washington Post this week.
Taking as her starting point the widespread outrage over the 30-day, that's right I said 30-day, sentence handed down to a Montana high school teacher for raping a 14 year old student, the student later committed suicide, former lawyer and erstwhile artist aspiring to be the Thomas Kincaide of cats, Betsy Karasik (for fun check out her Twitter feed @PaintsNature as she turns herself into a pretzel defending her op ed) took to the pages of the Washington Post to snivel about the injustice of it all:
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As protesters decry the leniency of Rambold's sentence — he will spend 30 days in prison after pleading guilty to raping 14-year-old Cherice Morales, who committed suicide at age 16 — I find myself troubled for the opposite reason. I don't believe that all sexual conduct between underage students and teachers should necessarily be classified as rape, and I believe that absent extenuating circumstances, consensual sexual activity between teachers and students should not be criminalized. While I am not defending Judge G. Todd Baugh's comments about Morales being "as much in control of the situation" — for which he has appropriately apologized — tarring and feathering him for attempting to articulate the context that informed his sentence will not advance this much-needed dialogue.
As they say, there is nothing new under the sun. Some twenty years ago, Daniel Patrick Moynahan wrote an essay prophetically titled "Defining Deviancy Down." His thesis was that society is bese
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There WHAT. You said: You don't know what the word pedophile means do you?
And you said: I haven't heard of a pedophile teacher in this area. You claim that you have. When? I don't mean the two, maybe three cases of a teacher having an inappropriate relationship with a teenager. That isn't pedophilia. If you can't come up with a few you are ignorantly making things up. You are spreading bullcrap, as you say.
I rest MY case. It's FACTS; yours? Fantasy; of the liberal kind.
"Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye." -- Matthew 7:3-5
It's great to have a healthy self-image, but there's not much to be said for thinking you're smarter than the collective wisdom and traditions passed down through human history just because you happen to read the Daily Kos. Unbecoming arrogance of this sort permeates modern liberalism.
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Pedophilia: (n.) A sexual desire in an ADULT for a CHILD.
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WhatMeWorry NEVER does answer as he promised. I knew the liberals wouldn't.
Here's what he SAID: And I PROVED my point; yet NO response. Truth stopped him in his tracks! Truth will set you free!
WhatMeWOrry said:Where do you get this nonsense? Maybe if you could point out a case of a pedophile teacher in the area I could explain them. I think that the short answer is that they are all in your head.
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NIAGARA FALLS – A man who used a gas furnace to heat a condemned house in which he was living at 1348 Ashland Ave. is believed to have been responsible for a fire there just before 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to Niagara Falls fire investigators.
The house was condemned Sunday night because it had no electric meter. The lack of a meter was discovered after a fire Sunday next door at 1354 Ashland, according to city Fire Investigator Gerald R. Aderhold.
Aderhold said that there was no electric meter at 1348 Ashland and that residents at 1354 Ashland had been taking advantage of free power by running extension cords from that house to their own.
This led to the fire Sunday night, which caused $20,000 damage and displaced a family of two adults and three children, he said. The building inspector condemned 1348 Ashland on Sunday night once he learned that there was no electric meter there.
Aderhold said, however, that Antwan M. Boykin, 29, continued to live in the house at 1348 Ashland.
After Sunday's fire at 1354 Ashland, Boykin allegedly ran his own electrical cords to another house – at 1348½ Ashland – and also bypassed the gas furnace in the condemned house at 1348, manually lighting the furnace.
"It ended up heating the interior wall to the point where it caught fire and burned the house," Aderhold said.
No injuries were reported, and Boykin told investigators he was not home at the time of the fire.
Niagara Falls firefighters confined that fire to a wall cavity in the house's dining room area and the attic. Damage was estimated at $4,500.
Aderhold said no charges have been filed against Boykin.
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The Depew School District is working on a proposed budget of $38.9 million for the 2013-14 school year, an increase of $1.1 million over this year.
The proposed tax levy is $16.6 million, an increase of $568,984. And the proposed tax levy increase is 3.53 percent. The board, which met Monday, expects to adopt a new budget April 19.
Also on the May 21 ballot will be a proposition to use $460,851 from a reserve fund to buy two 66-passenger buses, four 28-passenger vans and a new truck with a plow for the Buildings & Grounds Department for $27,322.
Superintendent Jeffrey Rabey said the money would come from the vehicle purchase reserve fund approved by voters in 2009. Therefore, the purchases do not affect the proposed budget or the tax levy.
Rabey said the district receives state financial aid over five-year periods for vehicles that transport students. That aid includes money that would cover the interest rate that the district would have paid if it had to finance the purchase.
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