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UNIVERSITY PARK - The Penn State Board of Trustees appointed a committee to select the next university president, approved an athletic code of conduct and learned the university's accreditation is solid on Friday.
A committee of 12 trustees including board President Karen Peetz will conduct a search for a successor to university President Rodney Erickson, who plans to retire on June 30, 2014, or earlier if a replacement is found. Community members will be named by early January to be included in the search process, she said.
Erickson has served as president since Graham Spanier, who headed the university for 16 years, was forced out in the wake of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's arrest last November.
Trustees also said they'll weigh Auditor General Jack Wagner's recommendations regarding changes to the university board, including the removal of the university president as a voting trustee.
Wagner, who will leave office at the end of the year, issued his report on Wednesday.
In addition, the board received word from Erickson that the Middle States Commission on Higher Education has verified that Penn State is in full compliance with all of its requirements. This lifts a warning the commission issued to Penn State on Aug. 8 based on the fallout from the Sandusky child molestation scandal. Sandusky was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in state prison for sexually assaulting 10 boys over 15 years.
"Their report unequivocally stated that Penn State meets all quality standards for accreditation, and it also acknowledged the university's resilience, fiscal stability and rapid change in the face of numerous challenges."
In other action related to fallout from the Sandusky scandal, trustees approved an athletics code of conduct that pulls together policies and procedures long practiced at Penn State. Adoption of the code was one of the requirements of a consent decree with the NCAA that Erickson agreed to last summer.
Based on a report compiled by former FBI director Louis Freeh, the NCAA penalized Penn State with a four-year bowl ban, a reduction in football scholarships and a $60 million fine for the university's handling of the Sandusky case prior to his arrest.
The Freeh report and the NCAA sanctions continue to be a sore spot for some in the Penn State community.
Alumni represented at Friday's meeting voiced continued disapproval of the board's actions including firing football Coach Joe Paterno without proof that he was involved in a cover-up and for backing Erickson's acceptance of NCAA sanctions and the Freeh investigation, which condemned Penn State's culture as a factor in the scandal.
Erickson has said he faced a difficult "take-it-or-leave-it" proposition after the NCAA discussed shutting down the football program.
Three trustees emphasized that passing a code of conduct didn't equate to the board officially giving its approval to the NCAA sanctions. Trustees Anthony Lubrano and Ryan McCombie, who joined the board this summer, and veteran trustee Joel Myers praised the code of conduct but said it was important to make a distinction.
"We just wanted to be clear that accepting the resolution was in no way an acknowledgment of our acceptance of the consent decree agreement," Lubrano said. "We never ratified that."
Barring the new board members, alumni condemned the board.
"I am disgusted and ashamed at the politically driven, media-pressured responses," said Phil Shultes, a 1990 Penn State College of Medicine graduate from Queensbury, N.Y. Shultes urged alumni to contact high school guidance counselors to discourage Penn State enrollment.
"I think it's irresponsible to allow students to continue to enroll given the current leadership," he said.
Peetz said she was "extremely disappointed" by the comment and said she looks forward to the presidential search.
"I would have expected that alumni would get behind the university at the time we need them the most."
A new athletic director is to coincide with Erickson's departure. Interim Athletic Director David Joyner may be considered, Peetz said. The board's standing orders state administrative positions are appointed by the president with board approval.
Athletic Director Tim Curley and retired Vice President Gary Schultz were charged last year with crimes related to covering up reports of Sandusky showering with children in a Penn State locker room. Then-president Graham Spanier was charged earlier this month.
Mirror Staff Writer Russ O'Reilly is at 946-7435. The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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A trend that started at a local university, where a roomate and a gay friend, violate and anally rape a second roomate, while the third roomate is not in town.
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The days since Christmas were popular for burglars in Buffalo, according to police reports.
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Another complainant told police on Wednesday that somebody broke the glass to enter property on Woepple Street, stripping the piping and taking other items. Meanwhile, a Stockbridge Avenue woman told officers that somebody broke a door and frame to enter her home sometime between Monday and Wednesday, and stole items worth more than $1,000. And a Minnesota Avenue man said Wednesday that intruders kicked in two doors to get into his apartment, where they took a laptop computer and wireless headphones worth a total of $950.
Also Wednesday, burglars who entered a Hertel Avenue home took a $550 iPad, diamond earrings valued at $250 and a gold necklace worth $500, the owner reported. And a laptop computer valued at $250 was taken Wednesday afternoon from an apartment in the 200 block of Niagara Street, the owner told police.


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When you are extremely happy or at a loss for words.
Mom: Happy birthday, here's the key to your new car. Are you happy?
Billy: Heck ya, I'm going crazy like.
Billy: Heck ya, I'm going crazy like.
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just another term for "whats going on?"
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Derivied from the English phrase 'Whats going on, old boy?'. Now typically and commonly used in 'The ghettos' both stateside and in the UK. Can also be variated to 'Gwaanin' when used as a response to the question 'Wagwaan'.
Jamal enters the smoked-out low-rider. "Ah! Wagwaan!" says his homie with excitement. "Gwaanin?" he replies, "you be passin de dutchy on de left han side! Dat be gwan! Boyakasha!"
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Keanu Reeves
- 1966
Aloha Means Goodbye
Reeves is two years old when his father, Samuel, a geologist of Hawaiian-Chinese descent, leaves the family. The elder Reeves originally met and married Reeves' British-born mother Patricia in Lebanon. After the split, Patricia moves Reeves and his sister Kim to New York City before settling for good in Toronto. There, she designs theatrical costumes for numerous stars including Dolly Parton, Alice Cooper and David Bowie. Samuel, who sees his son off and on until he is 13, will be sentenced to ten years in prison in Hawaii for cocaine possession in 1994.
- 1983
High School? Bogus
After attending five high schools in five years, Reeves drops out for good, taking acting lessons and working at a hockey rink in Toronto before piling his things into a 1969 Volvo and moving to L.A.
- 1989
As lovable, time-traveling burnout Ted "Theodore" Logan in the slacker cult classic Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Reeves creates one of his most memorable characters, as well as a perception that he may share Ted's dimwitted qualities. "Look at Yoda. He's made of rubber. People say how smart he is," says Matrix producer Joel Silver to Entertainment Weekly in 2003. "People sometimes can't get past the performance to the person."
- 1993
Death of a Friend
Reeves is devastated by the sudden drug overdose-caused death of close friend River Phoenix, his costar in 1991's My Own Private Idaho (right). The pair, who played stoned street hustlers in the edgy indie film, were dogged by rumors that they experimented with drugs to prepare for their roles. It is widely believed that Phoenix's habits began around the time they were filming.
- 1994
He Put the "Bus" in Blockbuster
As LAPD officer Jack Traven, Reeves takes on madman Dennis Hopper in the action flick Speed, costarring Sandra Bullock. Working out at Gold's Gym for two months before filming, Reeves arrives on set "totally buff," Hopper tells Entertainment Weekly. Despite the film's massive success, Reeves turns down an offer to do the sequel, which tanks after its 1997 release.
- 1995
Get Thee to Winnipeg
Offered a role opposite Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino in the crime saga Heat, Reeves turns it down (it goes to Val Kilmer) in favor of a 24-day engagement as Hamlet at Winnipeg's 789-seat Manitoba Theatre Centre in Canada. Hundreds of teenage girls stand outside the stage door every night despite frigid weather, while the box office fields ticket inquiries from as far away as Finland and Japan.
Rock Star
Reeves hits the road with his band Dogstar on a 25-city Dog Days of Summer tour. After meeting drummer Robert Mailhouse in 1991, Reeves assembled the band and began playing bass in L.A local shows. Entertainment Weekly describes the group's sound as "somewhere between alterna-stalwarts Green Day and Dinosaur Jr." When they embark on a six-date Japanese tour it becomes apparent that the music may not be the main attraction. "In Japan, if Keanu scratched his head, they screamed," Mailhouse tells Entertainment Weekly. "If he went to tie a shoelace they fainted."
- 1999
The Future is Now
As computer hacker Neo in the big-budget, sci-fi thriller The Matrix, Reeves becomes the movie hero of a new millennium. The film pays vast dividends when it grosses more than $171 million in the U.S. alone. "We sat around discussing the philosophy and the metaphors of the script," says cowriter and codirector Andy Wachowski (who, along with his brother Larry, selected Reeves over Leonardo Dicaprio, Will Smith and Brad Pitt to play Neo) in Entertainment Weekly. "We
knew it would take a maniacal commitment from
someone, and Keanu was our maniac."
- 2000
Tragedy Strikes
Reeves' girlfriend Jennifer Syme, 29, a production assistant and part-time actress, delivers a stillborn daughter, who they name Ava. The stress ends the relationship several weeks later but the pair remains close friends.
- 2001
Tough Times
Syme is killed in a car accident following a party at rocker Marilyn Manson's Los Angeles house. "Grief changes shape, but it never ends," he later tells Parade. "People have a misconception that you can deal with it and say, 'It's gone, and I'm better.' They're wrong." Through it all, he also deals with the illness of his sister and closest confidant, Kim, 38, who is diagnosed with leukemia in early 2000 but who battles the disease in and out of remission.
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While partaking in 4th of July festivities, my friend's sister-in-law discovered that I had grown up in the dairy industry. She took advantage of this opportunity to pick my brain on a variety of topics, including milk safety and animal welfare.
When situations such as these arise, we may be caught off guard or aren't prepared to answer the questions our consumers have. It is easy to explain the basics of dairy production (such as the difference between heifers and cows or that cows have to calve to make milk), but it can be trickier to wade the waters of dairy product regulations and environmental stewardship.
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quote: AMD's mainstream dual-core lineup will receive a couple new updates as well. Also arriving in November will be new Athlon 64 X2 6000+, 5600+, and 5400+. This will be AMD's first new Athlon 64 X2 processor launch since the launch of the socket AM2 platform—Athlon 64 X2 5200+ excluded. These processors will have 3.0 GHz and 2.8 GHz clock speeds respectively.
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Donald Leroy Chandler, 81, a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather, passed away Nov. 10, 2012, at Hospice of Northern Colorado in Greeley.
Don was born on Oct. 11, 1931, in Sterling, Colo., to John and Lucille (Crandell) Chandler. He graduated from Sterling High School in 1949, and later earned a degree in business from the University of Northern Colorado in 1960. Don enlisted in the Air Force in 1951, and served in Fontainebleau, France, under Gen. Norstad in the European Allied Air Force Command. He was honorably discharged from active service in 1955.
On Nov. 29, 1959, Don married Pat Venn. He worked for Monfort of Colorado for 20 years and for Northern Armored Services for 15 years. From 1971-77, he served as vice president of the Colorado Meat Dealers Association and as chairman of the Denver Traffic Club. He was a member of Delta Nu Alpha fraternity, the Elk's Lodge B.P.O.E. 809 and Greeley Wesleyan Church. Don knew where all the "free" coffee shops were around Greeley and enjoyed visiting with his many friends. Although he enjoyed camping, scouting, concerts and sporting events, his family was the love of his life. Don will be remembered by his family as a man who personified grace, compassion and mercy.
He is survived by his wife, Pat Chandler of Greeley; sons, Michael (Stephanie) Chandler of Greeley, Steven Chandler of Denver, Matthew Chandler of Broomfield; daughter, Sheri (Randy) White of Fort Collins; and grandchildren, Jared Chandler, Aaron Chandler, Karrin Chandler and Alexis Chandler, all of Greeley. Don is also survived by his brother, George (Betty) Chandler of Sterling; and two sisters, Mary (Don) Nadow of Loveland and Margie Galloway of Brighton.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Charles and Jack Chandler; and an infant brother.
Services will include, viewing from noon-8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012, at Adamson Chapel; funeral services 10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 16, 2012, at Greeley Wesleyan Church, 360022nd St. in Greeley. Viewing will also be available at the church on Friday from 9-10:15 a.m., prior to the service. Interment will be in Linn Grove Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Greeley Wesleyan Church or Hospice of Northern Colorado in care of Adamson Funeral & Cremation Services, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Cordelia Dorrance
Dec. 1, 1924-Nov. 7, 2012
Age: 87
Residence: Westminster
Cordelia Dorrance, 87, of Westminster, passed away Nov. 7, 2012. She was born Dec. 1, 1924, to Juan and Albina Montoya.
She lived in the rural Greeley area for more than 30 years, where she raised her family before moving to Commerce City, Colo. She married Venancio (Ben) Dorrance. She will be greatly missed by her loving family.
She is survived by her sons, Oliver Dorrance, Cypress, Texas, David Dorrance, Evans, and Victor Dorrance, Westminster; her daughters, Louise Euresti, Westminster, Gloria Solano, Commerce City, and Ruth Ann Dorrance, Westminster; one surviving brother, Marty Montoya of Albuquerque, N.M.; two sisters, Francis Escarcida of Placitas, N.M., and Mary Martinez of Aurora. She leaves 14 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, and a number of great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, two brothers and two sisters.
Memorial services and a celebration of her life will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012, at Our Lady of the Mother Church, 6690 E. 72nd Ave., Commerce City, Colo. Food and visitation will follow at the fellowship hall.
Lucy Espinosa
Dec. 13, 1928-Nov. 10, 2012
Age: 83
Residence: Milliken
Lucy Espinosa, 83, of Milliken, passed away on Nov. 10, 2012, at her home, from cancer and congestive heart failure. Lucy was born Dec. 13, 1928, to Rafael and Catarina (Ramos) Martinez in Dawson, N.M. As an infant, Lucy moved to Colorado with her family.
On May 28, 1946, Lucy eloped with her sweetheart, John Espinosa, and they were married by the Justice of the Peace in Denver. They were later married on Nov. 22, 1946, at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Greeley. John and Lucy moved to Chicago in 1958, and later returned to Colorado in 1969.
Lucy was a wonderful cook. She enjoyed many hobbies including camping, hiking, crocheting, embroidery and puzzles. Lucy had a particular liking for vegetable and flower gardening. She passed her gardening knowledge onto her children. Lucy's greatest accomplishment was her family. She had family over every Sunday for dinner. Christmas and the Fourth of July were a time for the Espinosa family to also gather. Lucy was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church and the Milliken Senior Center.
Lucy is survived by two daughters, Kathy (Mike) Otero, Liz (Ed) Strehlow; son, Rick Espinosa (Vicki Morgan); daughter-in-law, Ophelia Espinosa; five grandchildren, Desiree (Ken) Kruise, John I. Espinosa (Victoria Montoya), Pam Lovell, Perry Otero, Robert Otero; seven great-grandchildren, Nathan and Alyssa Kruise, Tina, Allison and Hannah Lovell, Davis and Jade Otero; sister, Frances (Rudy) Munoz; two brothers, Gus (Mary) Martinez, John (Virginia) Martinez; three special and dear sisters-in-law, Delia Espinosa, Rene Martinez and Carmen Peralez. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Lucy is preceded in death by her beloved husband; and her son, John Michael Espinosa.
Recitation of the Rosary 10:30 a.m. Thursday, followed by Mass of Christian Burial at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Johnstown. Interment in Johnstown Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Building Fund, in care of Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 28th St., Greeley, CO, 80634.
To sign online guest book, please visit www.stoddardsunset.com.
Lydia Freauff
May 5, 1917-Nov. 9, 2012
Age: 95
Residence: Greeley
Lydia Freauff, 95, of Greeley, passed away Friday, Nov. 9, 2012, at Grace Pointe Care Center. Lydia was born May 5, 1917, to Jacob and Katherine Kaiser in Loveland, Colo.
On April 1, 1937, Lydia married Byron Dale Freauff in Fort Collins, Colo. They moved to Wiggins, where they farmed for 15 years. In 1978, they moved back to the Greeley area and farmed until retirement.
Lydia is survived by two grandsons, Jay D. Glenn and Justin Glenn and wife, Lori; great-granddaughter, Jordyn, all of Roggen. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband; daughter, Marilyn; three sisters; and six brothers.
Graveside service will be 10 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012, at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Please visit online memorial at www.stoddardsunset.com.
Steven Henry Holland
Sept. 11, 1957-Nov. 9, 2012
Age: 55
Residence: Kersey
Steven Henry Holland, 55, passed away at his home on Nov. 9, 2012. He was born Sept. 11, 1957, to Lloyd Henry and Geraldine Sandra (Nunn) Holland in Greeley.
Steven was an active member of Kersey Community Church. He also served in the Army and was honorably discharged.
Steven is survived by his mother, Geraldine Holland, Greeley; sisters, Karen (Dale) Sorensen, Diane Holland, Nancy (Wayne) Milton, all of Greeley, and Linda (Ron) Rewerts, Barstow, Calif.; nephews, Brian (Kristina) Beattie, Eric (Kayla) Beattie, Michal Milton, Chad (Laura) Milton, Lucas Sorensen, Nathan (Jessica) Sorensen and Joshua Sorensen; nieces, Heather (Trevor) Shell and Amber Rewerts; and nine great-nieces and nephews. He is also survived by many friends; and by his beloved dog, Bear.
He is preceded in death by his father, Lloyd Holland; and sister, Julie Holland.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Nov. 15, 2012, at the Kersey Community Church.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Steve Holland Fund in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Family and friends may view the online obituary, sign the guest book and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.


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How is Mariah Carey getting back in shape following the birth of her twins in April? She's working out – at the beach!
"I'm getting it in," she tells PEOPLE with a laugh of her exercise routine. "Ocean work out!" the singer Tweeted on Tuesday to accompany the photo of her splashing in the waves. "It's been a loooong time since I've been in the ocean."
And she's got a little girl who would probably like to join her. "My daughter Monroe loves the water more than me if that's possible," adds Carey.
The mom of two has also been taking long walks with her five Jack Russell terriers – Cha Cha, Jackie Lambchops, Jill E. Beans, Squeak E. Beans and JJ – and she even made a trip to Florida for a workout-heavy vacation.
And while the visor and sunglasses might make it tough to swim, Carey says she knows what she's doing when it comes to aquatic exercising.
Water aerobics has long been one of her favorite activities, and it's "actually three times more effective" than other workouts, she has said.
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Charlie never had a chance To the editor: Like the thousands upon thousands before him, he did what he thought to be right....
I can't criticize Roxyzoe for raising her questions. In general, any non-profit organization should encourage "transparency." When it hides behind closed doors, that is when distrust is created.
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teresa, do you really believe that i would write a letter to the editor without trying to enter this facility first?? I have tried on several occasions to find out why no one can enter and given lame excuses every time. My motives? the welfare of the animals, this is my motive and until the public can see for themselves that all is as it should be I will continue. I welcome the mgmt to contact me to discuss it,,,,but so far they have not been co operative. I am done with you since you too are not willing to meet with me
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My comment did not state that the main point is the donation, the donation was in fact made by the author of letter to the editor as I said, I find it interesting that this point was made. Your letter has sinister intent and you may deny that all you wish, again if you were truly concerned about helping you would do that instead you create an air of distrust, you can answer my questions as now they maybe directed at you, but really what are your true motivations here? So heartbreaking that again I see animal rescue not helping, so what if they get donations they are taking dogs that no one else will help, that is why I volunteer for them, they are in it for the animals, the ones that do not have a voice, the less desirable and they do a great job in giving chances that others will not. Your "concerns" are ones that you should have brought up with them instead you chose a public podium, disappointing.
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i am responding to Teresa Parsons...The fact that a donation was made to this organization is not the main point of my letter. You see, my rescue did not and will never lobby for a donation in this area. Although I am one of the co founders the others live in different counties where our fund raising is done. So your insinuation that $$$ plays a huge part is a moot point. Also, there was nothing slanderous or back biting in my letter. I am only asking for an "open door" policy at the facility. A policy that none of the other reputable rescues or sanctuaries have a problem enforcing. I also see that you a plethera of other questions that you have posted on their fb page but have yet to ask me directly. Please feel free to contact me either on fb or otherwise and i will be more than happy to answer each and every one of them in detail. I too have some questions for you as well. I have attempted to tour their facility and was told it is not permitted.
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My comment to the person stating they have "over a decade" of rescue experience. I myself have worked in rescue and animal rehabilitation since I was 5 yrs. old, I am now 54. I have participated in rescue not only in the United States but also overseas, I am a veteran, wherever I went my passion for animals was with me. I would like to say to Ms. Hack, if you were truly concerned about the welfare of animals at any certain facility, instead of making damaging remarks, you would be helping. If you observed snow falling off of a roof onto an area that you thought was unacceptable then why didn't you go offer help? I find it curious that a donation was made to someone other than your rescue, and now the poison pen appears, that disgusts me. I have to say I have been all over the world and in this area of the great state of Ohio I find animal rescues least likely to help each other, there is a lot of complaining, slanderous comments and back biting to the only no kill in this ar
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He wanted it.
He got it.
Derik Kopp's history at the tournament now known as the Reineke Family Dealerships Holiday Wrestling Classic has been one of so close, yet so far away.
In his first three years at Columbian, Kopp claimed a second place and two third place finishes. Each third place finish came after one-point semifinal losses.
Now a senior, Kopp was determined to make the most of his final chance to climb to the top of the podium in his school's own tournament.
After winning what many called the "match of the tournament" in the finals, Kopp said the view from the top was pretty nice.
"It feels good, after four years, finally getting it. I'm happy with my win," he said after claiming the 138-pound title. "It's like I said yesterday, come in, get a big win in the morning and get myself a championship, and that's what I did."
Kopp was going to let nothing stand in the way of a title. Not even a two-point deficit in the final minute.
Sandusky's Gene Porter led Kopp 6-4 with 51 seconds left. Kopp scored an escape, then took the lead on a takedown with 25 seconds to go, only to see Porter escape to tie the match back up with 20 seconds to go.
Kopp wasn't finished, getting one last takedown with 10 seconds left to claim his much sought after title.
"He gutted it out," Columbian coach Chad Long said. "He wrestled his match until we started to go upper body. (He) gave up some takedowns, gave up a caution point. But he was able to persevere and come back through with a big win. This is his first time ever winning this tournament, so it's important. He's wrestling really solid right now.
"He's a senior, he's been wrestling his whole life. He's been in these situations. Now as a senior he has that composure about himself. He's been there and he was able to come through. He didn't panic."
Kopp wasn't the only Tornado to claim a title as Seth Williams took the 152-pound crown.
Columbian finished seventh in the team standings with 106 1/2 points, but was only one of two schools, along with Toledo St. Frances DeSales, to have multiple winners. Roman Williams (126) and Mason Correll (145) each claimed thirds to round out the Columbian placers.
Seth Williams opened his day with an 11-4 decision over Peyton Geary of Fremont Ross in the semifinals, then topped Derrick Kirkwood of Sandusky 20-7 in the finals.
"My weekend went pretty good," he said. "First day I looked pretty good then my first match today I had to get a little bit or rust off, but in my finals match I looked pretty good I thought."
"Seth's out there just doing his job, taking care of business, takedown clinic," Long added. "It got a ltitle nasty there at the end. I wish he would've had another minute, he would've teched the kid. He was getting pretty mad."
Williams also stressed the importance of winning his host tournament.
"It's definitely important," he said. "It gets my name out there. I showed people who I am, what I can do."
Another of the five local athletes to win titles Saturday, Calvert's Dan Kwiat, echoed the importance of winning a prestigious local event.
"It's definitely really cool to bring home a victory in front of all your friends," Kwiat said. "You get a little more attention so it's a little bit better. It's nice to claim your hometown."
Kwiat, who was latter recognized as the tournament's most outstanding wrestler for his efforts, pinned Elida's Nickoli Sackinger, then scored a hard-fought 6-3 decision over Zach Uram of DeSales to win the 195-pound title.
"At the beginning, it was almost a stalemate in the first period," Kwiat said of his final match. "We were pretty evenly matched from neutral, but it was just a lot of scrambling and who could be the quickest, who could get on top."
Calvert coach Keven Rinaman said matches like that are what Kwiat needs as he progresses toward his goal of a state championship.
"That was a much needed match. The kid was very strong and (Kwiat) wrestled smart," Rinaman said. "It was definitely a match we needed to help him reach his goals later on down the line. A Division I opponent, it helps prep us for the CIT tournament in January. He wrestled a very smart match, under control, was able to win on the scrambles. It worked out in the end."
The top local team finish was Upper Sandusky who scored 137 points for third.
The Ram's day was highlighted by Alex Kenner's championship at 160 pounds. Kenner fell behind early in his final, but rallied to score a 10-7 victory over Otsego's Jordan Hendrix.
"I figured out what he did wrong and capitalized on his mistakes," Kenner said. "This pushes me to go further and work harder. Beat more people and win more tournaments."
Upper Sandusky also got second place finishes from Thurston Dyer (106) and Cory Fry (170). Taran Gillen (152), Tylor Pritchard (182) and Ian Baker (220) all earned fourths and Carson Mengerink (113) finished fifth.
Ram coach Chris Rodriguez was pleased with his team's performance.
"Upper hasn't placed here too often. I think we placed here four years ago. I think it means we're heading in the right direction," he said. "Alex wrestled a great match. That kid he wrestled was a tough kid. Corey, I thought, wrestled real tough. I think all our kids that wrestled in the finals wrestled real good matches."
Frey's loss in the finals came to Mohawk's Grant Price. After a scoreless first period, Price took a 4-2 lead after two, and then held on for a 5-3 win despite being on the bottom the entire final period.
"I already picked up on some things I should've done different," Price said. "I'll work on those in the future, but the last period there was pretty tight. I gave him a point, he gave me a point, but that shows it's beginning of the year wrestling."
"I thought he wrestled real well," Mohawk coach Bud Cook added. "He attacked for six minutes which in this sport you have to do. On his feet, he kept grinding away and was able to get a couple takedowns. I think he did real well."
Rodriguez complimented both wrestlers on the final.
"Grant's a good wrestler, a great kid," he said. "Cory did everything he could, just ended up on the short end of the stick this time."
Hopewell-Loudon opened the day with three wrestlers in championship semifinals, but saw Tristan Myers (145) and Coltan Hossler (285) each drop heartbreakers. Myers was edged out in his semifinal 6-5 by Ben Fuller of Sandusky, and Hossler fell in extra time to Jalil Dalton of Fremont Ross 8-5.
Chieftain coach Travis Traxler said an early season tournament like this one is the best time for matches like that to happen, and praised the efforts of his team for fighting back in consolation matches.
"We lost some really tight matches. Now's the perfect time to face those scenarios so we can get better for the future," he said. "We got to get ready for sectionals and districts right now, and those are great matches to get ready for them.
"I'm really happy with their effort. We're taking these young guys and trying to transform them into some fighters. We did a great job battling through the consolation bracket."
Damion Vitt (120) was the third Chieftain to fall out of the championship round losing by pin to Oregon Clay's Colixtro Mondragon, but rallied to score a 9-2 decision over Sergio Garcia to end third.
"For most of my guys, the case of winning and losing comes down to confidence," Traxler said. "Confidence in our training, and our training being able to work for us when we compete. Damion winning matches, it's great for a confidence booster moving forward."
Hossler and Myers joined teammates Chet Swartzmiller (106) and Zac Hrabak (160) as fourth place winners.
Sandusky edged Fremont Ross 151-140 for the team title. Upper Sandusky, Clay (128) and DeSales (117) rounded out the top five.


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A Cassity resident received a distinguished award during the West Virginia State Basketball tournament in Morgantown recently.
Charlie Wine Jr., representing the Randolph County Special Olympics team was named to the 2013 All Corbett Team. John Corbett, chief executive officer of Special Olympics West Virginia, made the presentation.
Athletes are selected for their display of courage, outstanding skills, exemplary spirit and love of a sport as a Special Olympics West Virginia Athlete. Nominees received a basketball and certificate, and their names will be inscribed on a plaque and placed in the state office in Charleston.
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Charlie Wine Jr. receives special recognition in Morgantown during the West Virginia State Basketball Special Olympics Tournament. Wine was selected to the 2013 All Corbett Team.
Coach David Perry said he is proud of Wine and his accomplishments.
"He is one of only five honorees in West Virginia this year," Perry said. "There were hundreds of athletes competing, so this is a great honor."
Wine, the son of Beverly Wine of Cassity and Charles Wine Sr. of Sutton, said he is happy to receive the award.
"It is really nice to be selected for this award," Wine said. "I can't wait to tell my race car buddies and fire friends."
"Charlie doesn't let his disabilities hamper him in his quests," Perry said. "He gives his all to help himself and his teammates win their games and medals."


text: Ralph G. Feathers, 59, Duncansville, passed away Sunday, March 24, 2013, at his residence. At the request of the deceased, there will be no viewing. A complete obituary with memorial service information will appear in the Mirror at a later date. Arrangements are by Plank, Stitt & Stevens Funeral Home, 421 Montgomery St., Hollidaysburg.


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Skakel's conviction was set aside Wednesday by a Connecticut judge, Thomas Bishop, who ruled that Skakel's trial attorney failed to adequately represent him when he was found guilty in 2002. Bridgeport State's Attorney John Smriga said prosecutors will appeal the decision.
Skakel's current attorney, Hubert Santos, said he expects to file a motion for bail on Thursday. If a judge approves it, Skakel could then post bond and be released from prison.
"We're very, very thrilled," Santos said. "I always felt that Michael was innocent."
Skakel argued that his trial attorney, Michael Sherman, was negligent in defending him when he was convicted in the golf club bludgeoning of Martha Moxley when they were 15 in wealthy Greenwich.
Prosecutors contended Sherman's efforts far exceeded standards and that the verdict was based on compelling evidence against Skakel.
Case Hangs on the EvidenceJohn Moxley, the victim's brother, said the ruling took him and his family by surprise and they hope the state wins an appeal.
"Having been in the courtroom during the trial, there were a lot of things that Mickey Sherman did very cleverly," Moxley said. "But the evidence was against him. And when the evidence is against you, there's almost nothing you can do."
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a cousin of Skakel's who has long insisted Skakel did not commit the crime, said on NBC's Today show on Thursday that the ruling was correct.
"His one crime was that he had a very, very poor representation," he said. "If he gets another trial, he's got good lawyers now and there's no way in the world that he will be convicted."
In his ruling, the judge wrote that defense in such a case requires attention to detail, an energetic investigation and a coherent plan of defense.
"Trial counsel's failures in each of these areas of representation were significant and, ultimately, fatal to a constitutionally adequate defense," Bishop wrote. "As a consequence of trial counsel's failures as stated, the state procured a judgment of conviction that lacks reliability."
During a state trial in April on the appeal, Skakel took the stand and blasted Sherman's handling of the case, portraying him as an overly confident lawyer having fun and basking in the limelight while making fundamental mistakes from poor jury picks to failing to track down key witnesses.
Sherman has said he did all he could to prevent Skakel's conviction and denied he was distracted by media attention in the high-profile case.
Skakel, who maintains his innocence, was denied parole last year and was told he would not be eligible again to be considered for release for five years.


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Incorrect. Eddie O still has the ability to bring up Jonathan Toews every 3 minutes of a broadcast doesn't he?
They can't suspend Ovechkin. NBC and ESPN wouldn't have anyone to talk about.
As to the topic though, I do expect that Ovechkin will at least get 5 games for this but it should be more given his history.


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A 75-year-old Walmart cashier was arrested and accused of helping a customer steal in Volusia County.
Police in new Smryna Beach say Sandra Johnson deliberately failed to ring up 155 items.
Officials say the stolen merchandise costs about $1,500.
Investigators said she either did not scan items or used the bar code of less expensive items to get the merchandise through.
The customer in the case was not immediately identified.
Johnson has been working at the Walmart store for eight years.


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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- God created the Heavens and the Earth, beast and fowl and mankind, all in six days. On the seventh day, He rested. New Smyrna Beach officials and the developer with golden shovels broke ground on the Hampton Inn. They rested for 73 days before construction began anew today.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Children are invited to the inaugural New Smyrna Beach Easter Egg Hunt at noon, Saturday, April 7, at Old Fort Park, 210 Sams Ave. Nearly 6,500 plastic, colored eggs will dot the landscape, said Liz Yancey, city recreation and special events supervisor.
"This is the first Easter Egg Hunt the City has sponsored in at least 34 years," Yancey said. "Volunteers will take hours filling the eggs with candy. And if you've ever seen an egg hunt, you know it will be over in just a few minutes."
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by V-8 Bob from Olympia, WA | December 29, 2012
This is my first luxury car. It is the Platinum Edition meaning it has all the bells and whistles, 40 by my rough count. Two examples are a heated steering wheel and air conditioned front seats (in addition to heated). It also has radar front, sides and rear that do more for me than I can explain here. The only negative is that I expect more repairs as there are more things to wear out. I guess that I will have to pay for the luxury. I'm not disappointed.
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Fast and Fun v8
by KipCars from Ft. Lauderdale, FL | July 4, 2011
Bought used. Mine is pretty loaded up. Has a rare windows-up option when you hold the remote lock down. But will not close the sunroof. The V8 sounds great on acceleration, powerful. I test drove a 6.4 GTO and the STS was faster, I timed 0 to 100 and the Caddy beat the GTO ! I was looking for another Town Car when I heard a Cadillac ad on the radio. I was not aware that Cadillac still had RWD nor did they turn the corner to performance. The test drive was th clincher. It's fast and sturdy feeling, not mushy and week like my previous Sedan Deville. The Nav is complicated. My AM radio has a problem when the rear defroster is on, the volume cuts out and reception is weak, pokey due to the intergrated antenna. Dealer can't find a solution and expects me to live with it. The car does perform though, it moves out. Turn off the traction control and it burns rubber pretty good. Heated seats are quick to get hot. No cigarette lighter, just a power slot. DVDs will play on the NAV screen while stopped, audio only when moving. Satellite radio got me hooked, never expected that. Channel 21, Underground Garage. Power sunroof is nice. Steering wheel and interior has quality looking wood trim and plenty of it. I have 5 cars for personal use and fun from hot rods to the Town Car. This Caddy fits right in. The great ride and handling, with the powerful engine and fast transmission, makes this car a bargain (pre owned). This one was $60K new, I paid $32K two years to the day after the first owner bought it new. My regret is I that I didn't consider a lease so I could get a new one. Seems like there are lots of V6s around, which I do not want. The pearl paint is of real nice quality, smooth as glass, no orange peel like I have seen on many new cars. I have driven Lexus, BMW, Mercedes, they do not turn me on like this car does.
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by daily driver from Windsor Ontario | November 29, 2010
A nice updated vehicle, but smaller than DHS I had before. Firmer ride, could use a bit of softening. Magnetic Ride a definite option to consider on these of you want a comfy ride. awd uses a bit more gas, similar to older v8 - worth investment for safety in snow belt. Nice change but nothing earth shattering, will drive for a couple years and look forward to new caddy coming soon! Only option that the car should have is a rear park camera so you can see , rear is high and difficult to judge.
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Great deal compared to comparable cars
by Luxury Car Bargain Hunter from Connecticut | October 7, 2010
Bought this vehicle about 2 months ago used with about 24,000 miles on it. STS's are not as popular as the CTS among Cadillacs so they are cheaper to buy used even though the same vehicles will differ in price by over $10K if bought new. I bought the V6 AWD, after driving both a V6 and V8 AWD. The acceleration was not much different between the two and the horsepower is within 20 of each other, so I decided on the V6 because of the huge difference in fuel economy. I will say that the V6 is louder than the V8, when you really accelerate hard, but under normal driving there is no difference in engine noise. Great family car, with plenty of room for two kids in the back seat and ample trunk space for weekend or week long trips with luggage for 4. Quiet ride, with good steering feel, and soft but still reasonably responsive suspension. Beautiful interior with fully adjustable heated and cooled seats front seats and heated rear seats. Nav is a little bit difficult to figure out at first, and blue tooth phone is a little echo-y but serviceable. Not happy with the voice recognition software. Pales in comparison to the Sync system I have in my Ford. The big selling point for me is Cadillac's 6 year or 100,000 mile warranty on nearly every component of the vehicle from the original in-service date. Means that I get a near bumper-to-bumper warranty for 4 years or 76,000 miles. I previously owned a used CPO Cadillac SRX, so I can attest that there really are no strings attached to their warranty claims. When comparing the price, options, and warranty of used STS, I couldn't find a better overall deal out there. I would highly recommend checking out a Certified Pre-Owned STS.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Transporting family
Does recommend this car
Good looking JUNK
by Joseph N, from Laguna Beach,California | September 23, 2010
These are Great looking cars,.. but Just Unreliable JUNK,...look at ALL the Complaints & Honest reviews,.. do not Throw your Hard Cash away on this "LOOKER"... unless you need a Planter and want to make the cadillac dealership RICH..!,,, want a car that will Last Buy any Mercedes 560 !,....end of Story !......
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Transporting family
Does not recommend this car
had it 2 weeks
by big daddy from RETIRED IN SEATTLE | April 10, 2010
Caddy is great to drive as are all Caddies- instruments are hard to figure out, just need a few weeks to get them down and programed in. Road noise is a lot more noticeable in the STS, could be the tires. I had a 2000 Sedan Deville and it was much quieter inside, So far this one seems like a very drveable car and would make a good road car. Hope the gas milage is good as or better than my last 2 Devilles. I Got 22MPG on my 87 Deville and 2000 Deville.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Just getting around
Does recommend this car
Initial Reaction - 2009 STS V8
by hboroguy from Dallas, TX | February 23, 2009
Day 2 with my 2009 STS. I bought this one pre-owned with about 12k miles on the clock, so I think I got a good deal on the price. Pros: Smooth, strong powertrain (V8) Very comfortable seats Plenty of leg & head room in front (I am 6'5") Numerous comfort & convenience features Strong brakes Precise steering Cons: Some truly bewildering controls (Nav system, steering wheel stalks) Tiny glovebox and console Rear headroom looks tight Smallish trunk
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car
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To be involved with or have any part of niggified activities.
To be publicly wiggin or actin a playa hense involving oneself in niggerdom.
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From Chappelle's Show. Of or relating to actions of African Americans. Definitely not practiced by Clayton Bigsby.
Sir! I assure you I am not involved in any niggerdom!
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Any doing that is sterotypically done by black/african amercian culture. Referring to something as being "black" style.
I am sick of all this niggerdom.
Thats too much niggerdom for me.
Thats too much niggerdom for me.
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The nigger nirvana that every blacky hopes to experience upon death following a life of niggering, pimping, and shine. Niggerdom is filled with disease-free white women, watermelons, and cars that a nigger could never acquire legally.
"Only once I have stolen ferarris, raped the purest white women, and pimped out every ho in this city, can I hope to experience true niggerdom."
"Niggerdom awaits the real street nigger with the S on his chest"
"Niggerdom awaits the real street nigger with the S on his chest"
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nigg·er·dom - noun - 1) the condition, niggerness, or state of being of a nigger 2) extreme niggerness; niggerossity
He has dedicated his life to the seeking of niggerdom, niggleation and to the understanding of the great nigger in the sky.
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Of or pretaining to a nigger, or a nigger's thoughts.
adj. That is a niggerdom philosophy.
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Niggerdom- "To be in any way, shape, or form" be like a black man. As seen in Clayton Bigsby by Dave Chapel
"Sir! I am in no way, shape, or form involved in any niggerdom!"
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Former Sheriff Shirley pleads guilty in court
January 14, 2013
MARTINSBURG — Former Jefferson County Sheriff Robert "Bobby" Shirley has pleaded guilty to a count of deprivation of rights under the color of the law in Martinsburg's U.S. District Court....
for the record, i don't care that the silver fox kicked that dudes dome. rob a bank and drive like a bat out of haiti....get your dome smashed up a little. no problem.
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Native....with the overkill of law enforcement that seemed to be present, if anyone was going to kick anyone, it most certainly shouldn't come from a elderly person like Mr. Shirley...seeing that the cheapshot dirty blow handed to Mr Haines was done in a cowardly like manner, as Buford T Justice couldn't do it like a man one on one....and since we're talking about rights, even Mr. Haines has rights...just like like you and me and Im quite sure a blow to the head is not one of them....What Mr Haines did on top of the robbery was wrong and put peoples lives at risk, including the officers.....as i said before, these officers have enough at their disposal to use the necessary force to apprehend a suspect....Clearly the officers involved in this incident subdued Haines without Shirley's help, so its a disturbing picture when someone delivers a kick to a suspects head for no reason.....its more than apparent the blow to the head was not needed to take this guy down.....
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Majoritorian..... a youtube jockey Im not...however, if you read what I wrote, you'll know that I said, on top of what we know now....and what we know now is that another law enforcement officer DID say Shirley kicked this man....so I take that information and go see for the very FIRST time, the infamous kick to the head...yes, had I not seen the video until yesterday, I too could not say Shirley kicked him in the head....However, we know now after tje law enforcement officer who witnessed Shirley kick him in the head, that he did in fact kick him in the head.....and reading the lawsuit against the JC Parks/Rec which names Shirley and details his behavior in regards to it, i can now see why you're the only one who seems to defend him on here....not attacking the guy as a person, but away from being a grandfather, his moral and ethical character seems corrupt....
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Solution is real simple here: Don't rob a bank = Don't get your head cracked. I never did personally like B S so que sera sera
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I just saw the video for the first time and seeing that one of his own testified BS kicked Haines in the head, the video reminds me of the kid in school who hides behind his buddies to throw out insults, because he isn't big enough to stand alone and do it......clearly in this video, Mr. Shirley does not posess the physical strength nor was he capable of doing anything by himself....so it makes sense that after the guy subdued, Mr. Shirley can proceed with his cowardly act.....I think one of his punishments should be to put Shirley and Haines in cell together and tell them to go at it....and since Mr Shirley is quite the man attraction to various women in Jefferson County, Id love to see what these dime pieces look like, because its clear as the bright blue sky, Mr Shirley is not an attractive man....unless you're a woman who loves white hair and a man who walks around like he has some dooky in his drawers...lol
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Judge: Surely you can't be serious
BS: I am serious and don't call me Shirley
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Understand the triple D's (dumb, dumber and dumbest)gave legal advice to the county comm. tonight,so they could figure out how the process works to select a sheriff. THE WV. CODE is not hard to read. Any fifth grader could have read it an understood. Get these losers out of office,what joke they are. just STUPID!!!!!
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sounds like his wife was a lot like Quagmire.
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Now you got me thinking, Wayne. Bobby is sort of like the vengeance of Stewie with the common sense of Chris. Good Family Guy reference...made me laugh. Think I'll join you for one
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Holy Smoke! Vegas & Kobe I had no idea ... I search for "former recreation director files lawsuit. - go to page 4 and Shirley gets nailed. I bet every word of it is true. Wow
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Wayne & Cash you are both wrong he's more like when a pile of dog crap turns white in my opinion but I could be wrong also.
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JCash, i really dont care about either one of them. they are both felons and got caught. they will soon be insignifigant on the outside. I really dont care that he kicked that guys teeth in. he deserved it for driving like a bat out of haiti. but Bobby thought he was God. Lets see if he prays to God when Bruno gets a little******in the pokey and starts craving some silver fox rear end. I am with Kobe....what he did to that guy at Jeff Park and Rec was way more dispicable than what he did to Haines. Haines was just the straw that broke the camels back. And it trickles down. I think they should get rid of all of em and start over. Peter, Quagmire, Cleveland and Mort would be an improvement in my mind. "Peter, have you been drinking?" "Not since I got out of the car." Hahaha. Im going back for another hit.
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Wayne , your wrong . He is the mold that grows on the garbage
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may of, could of, should of, might of.......... all INCORRECT people. Lets clean it up! may HAVE, could HAVE, should HAVE, might HAVE. btw, Bobby Shirley is a piece of %#$@. he has probably committed more felonies than Haines. Haines may have been trying to pay off Xmas card debt. I think Id rather smoke a bowl with Haines than Bobby. Run with that one!!
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"shirleys sentencing will be influenced by the fact that he attempted to intimidate a witness during his pre-trial release."
This was one of Shirleys deputies
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Now your talking about Martinsburg, you might think you are talking about JeffCo. but you're not. The crime just isn't there. Short of some junkies on the mountain running to Baltimore and DC and bring back hard street drugs and selling to petty thieves and the like, I am running out of any sort of criminal underbelly that you fantasize about. He did nothing more than any of the last handful of Sheriffs did. In fact the most exciting thing that he did during his first and now, only term as Sheriff was to instigate the firing of a guy who built the JC Parks and Rec into something to be respected. Why was that? Oh yeah, because Mr. Sainted Sheriff was having trouble keeping away from an old fling that worked there. Boss Hog didn't like being scolded. Truth, a very conservative value, will always set you free. Stew on that Maje. Victory, brother - it ain't yours!
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I think I've said all that I can on this subject till we find out how long he gets, he'll get one of those country club prisons I'm sure.
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@truth26, well said!
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Bobby and Haines are two peas in a pod. and soon, that will be more true than ever. both are felons. i dont give a rats fat a ss about either one of them. Im glad they are both going to be locked up soon. and i dont care what his niece thinks about it.
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Kobe - are you attempting to have a rational conversation with a raving lunatic?
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Bobby is the poster child for DIRTY Cops
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And check me if I'm wrong but what hard core PG County type crimes are going on in Jeffco? The kid that got shot at Apple Tree might qualify, but that was on Ranson's watch. No, Bobby was asked to keep the county safe, outside of the few corporate boundaries that exist. So, are you trying to say, Maje, that Jefferson County proper has any sort of criminal activity that would rival western PG Co?
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Toby, this ouche-day ag-bay, Majoridiot, just doesn't get it: this is about more than just kicking some scumbag in the face. The feds have had friggin' Bobby on their radar for a long, long time. Think about it Maje, Toby is right - you have had a slobbering love affair with the ideal of Stomper Shirley as some sort of Sainted. Now you are prepared to back it up by trying to make a martyr out of him. Very,very few if anybody posting on this story (some since it broke)feel any remorse for Mr. Haines...but, it just ain't about that. It's much, much more.
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Bobby Shirley is legendary for witness intimidation
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Durning the fair Bobby was campaigning in front of one of the buildings he tried talking to me, I flat out told him he'd never get my vote and not to waste my time then he went to grab my arm to stop me, good thing he didn't touch me.
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quote: It always cracks me up seeing these types of comments. Sure the image sensor in the camera body makes a difference but blanket statements like this can't seriously be made. Other more important factors to this are what you are trying to shoot, what your shutter speed and aperture are at, and exactly how much ambient light you have.


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No video yet for Ralph and Hill? We haven't seen their free dance, and I, for one, am very curious.
No video yet for Ralph and Hill? We haven't seen their free dance, and I, for one, am very curious.
I still have hopes. Videos are coming up each day.
Hurtado/Diaz SD
Hirai/De La Asuncion FD
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Canada Ice has Ralph and Hill's FD.. So, is that a 2 point deduction for an illegal move , or were there 2 illegal moves ?
Can't say I can imagine this shaping up to be nearly as good as their Tango from last year.. it's got tricks , but.....I don't feel a lot of potential for this program.
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I like their SD (and really liked last year's Tango FD), but this I don't care for. I really don't like the music. It sounds like a cross between We are the Champions and an add for a cruise line (if you blank out on the words) If I were them, I couldn't listen to that every week, let alone every day. Their costumes are quite nice for it this time, though.
Doris, can you tell us, what was the illegal move? Not allowed to sit on his shoulder? They got a two point deduction, whatever it was. I hope they can pull their short dance together, I think it ought to be much neater. I had been hoping for more from Freddie Mercury, there were songs I liked much better on that album.
I will try to find out what the penalty was for.
Chock & Bates' Exhibition to "Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word"
Good lifts and an interesting spin, and Madison has enough emotions for 2.
Zlobina & Sitkinov EX
Zhiganshina & Gaszi EX
Paul & Islam EX
Donlan & Speroff EX
Adelina Sotnikova EX
There are other exhibitions posted. These are just the ones I'm watching
I have only watched V/T programs and I really like the sp. In the lp I m distracted by the costumes that i dont like But the sp is awesome and their costume too!
Thanx for all videos posted!
Videos from warm-ups.
Sotnikova and Shelepen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o539aRw7f8c
Ksenia MONKO / Kirill KHALIAVIN and their coach Alexander Zhulin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX68FULrj6c


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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Air Force Association meeting March 8
The Air Force Association Charleston Chapter quarterly general membership meeting will be held Friday, March 8 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (lunch at 11 a.m.) at The Charleston Club, Joint Base Charleston. 2012 AFA South Carolina Teacher of the Year Amy Baldwin is the guest speaker.
Meeting is open to AFA members and non-members with base access privileges.
Alzheimer's support groups continue
The local Alzheimer's Association has three caregiver support groups in the area held at different locations on the second Monday of each month.
Locations are the Goose Creek library (5:30-6:30 p.m.) on Old Moncks Corner Road, Moncks Corner Medical Center (11 a.m – noon) on N. Live Oak Drive, and the Otranto Road library (1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.) in North Charleston.
For more information, please contact Cawana Wilson at (843) 571-2641.
Art Guild show under way
The Berkeley Art Guild show at Cypress Gardens is under way and will continue through March 3. The exhibit features works of oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels of local artists, with some prints and originals for sale.
The show is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
For more information call Loretta at (843) 553-0515, or visit www.cypressgardens.info or berkartguild.org/index.html.
PTA auction March 8
Hanahan Elementary School has announced a PTA auction on March 8. A silent auction begins at 5 p.m., performances will take place from 6:30 to 7, and a live auction begins at 7 p.m.
'Breath of Spring' March 1-3
The Breath of Spring Flower Show at Cypress Gardens will be March 1-3 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. daily.
The show's theme this year is "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" with Daffodils, Camellias and other flowering plants.
Creative flower arrangements include table designs, door arrangements, and miniatures designs. Entries can be made Feb. 28 from 8-11 a.m.
For details on entering the show visit sites.google.com/site/ourflowershow. Call Loretta at (843) 553-0515 for more information.
Canning Coaches wanted
Become a Clemson Extension Canning Coach.
Canning Coaches are canners experienced in boiling water canning of acid food like fruits and pickles, and pressure canning of low-acid foods like vegetables, meats, fish, and poultry. This year's Canning Coach training will take place in March.
If you are interested in volunteering, contact Gayle Williford at (843) 719-4140 ext. 116 or e-mail email@example.com.
Career Expo for transitioning military
Tuesday, March 12 from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Military.com and NCOA will hold a Career Expo for all transitioning U.S. Military Service members, Veterans and Military Spouses. For exhibitor information, call Shelley Conklin at 210-837-5200, Jeri Glowacki at 800-662-2620, ext. 281, or Scoop Davis at 800-662-2620, ext. 241. To obtain a list of companies exhibiting or to pre-register for expo, visit www.military.com/career-expo/
Where: The Redbank Club, 2316 Redbank Rd., Goose Creek
Red Cross volunteers needed
The American Red Cross is actively recruiting volunteers. Sign up for the class by visiting www.lowcountryredcross.org or by calling (843) 764-2323.
3K run March 9
Lace up your running shoes and put on your St. Patrick's green and come out for the Shamrock Run – a 3K fun run and walk on Saturday, March 9.The race begins at 9 a.m. at the Goose Creek Community Center.
The run and walk is open to all runners, walkers and families. Get a group together and make it a fun fitness morning. The entry fee for the Shamrock Run is $18 with a run T-shirt, or $10 without a shirt. There will be prizes for the top finishers.
For more information call the Goose Creek Community Center at 569-4242 or visit goosecreekrecreation.com.
Upcoming events at Sedgefield Middle School
Math Literacy Night - March 7 from 6-7:30 p.m.
SIC/Title 1 Planning meeting – Feb 21 from 4-5 p.m.
and March 21 from 4-5 p.m.
St. Timothy announces Easter services
St. Timothy Lutheran Church has announced the following Easter services:
• Maundy Thursday Worship, March 28 at 7 p.m.
• Good Friday Worship, March 29 at 7 p.m.
• Palm Sunday and Easter Morning Worship, 8:30 & 11 a.m.
St. Timothy is located on South Highway 52 at Evatt Drive in Goose Creek. Visit www.sainttimothylutheran.org.
VFW Steak Night continues
VFW Post 10256/Ladies Auxiliary at 104 Stephanie Drive in Goose Creek holds Steak Night on the fourth Saturday of each month from 6-8 p.m.
Dinner includes one rib-eye steak or chicken with baked potato, salad and a vegetable, and Texas toast. Cost is $10 eat-in, and $11 carryout. Guests are welcome.
Advance tickets may be purchased at the Post. For more information call (843) 824-6160.
Tax aid sessions announced
AARP Tax Aid sessions have been scheduled at the Berkeley County Library Goose Creek and Farmers and Merchant Bank in Moncks Corner (221 East Main Street), on Monday and Thursday from 9:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the library, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by appointment at Farmer's and Merchant. Call (843) 761-0390 or (843) 270-7881 for an appointment.
Free wellness classes continue
Roper St. Francis Families for a Healthy Heart program teaches easy ways to be healthy and active. The program is offering a series of free wellness classes to be held at Howe Hall AIMS school in Goose Creek through April.
"Fats: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," a focus on cholesterol and heart disease, will take place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 9. Other classes are March 21, April 11 and April 27.
Republican Women meeting March 4
The next Berkeley County Republican Women meeting is set for 7 p.m. on Monday, March 4.
Professor and Attorney Ginny Shuman will speak on the subject of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012.
Meetings are held at the Berkeley Electric Co-op in Goose Creek on 2 Springhall Drive. The meetings are open to the public, and memberships are also available.
For more information contact Joan Moore at (843) 553-6499.
Hispanic 'Women's Day' program March 8
Hispanic women will celebrate "International Women's Day" at the Holiday Inn Express in Summerville on March 8.
The event will feature Dr. Maria Cordova, Luz Alvarado, Lydia Cotton, Paula Tejeda, Eyda Arroyabe, Patricia McBride and a presentation about emotional intelligence and transformation by the psychologist and life coach Nilsy Rapalo.
The event will be entirely in Spanish and women will have a chance to celebrate their femininity with us.
Tickets are $20; call Gretel Iaconeta at (843) 810-7624.
CBHS Relay for Life events announced
The Lower Berkeley Relay for Life is set for 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., May 3–4 at Cane Bay High School.
The school is hosting several events leading up to the Relay night:
• March 9: Miss and Master Lower Berkeley Relay for Life Beauty Pageant. The pageant is for all ages. For more information contact Brenda at email@example.com.
• April 13: Bunco for Lower Berkeley Relay for Life, 6-9 p.m. Tickets are $10; call Brenda McDowell at (843) 696-3842 or Katherine Smith at the school, 899-8786.
• April 27: Golfing to Find a Cure Tournament at The Oaks Golf Club. To donate prize items, call 553-4141.
If you would like more information on the Lower Berkeley Relay of Life contact email@example.com.
Roper execs to address GOP on March 2
The Berkeley County Republican Party Breakfast will meet on Saturday, March 2, at American Legion Post 166 (116 Howe Hall Road in Goose Creek).
The guests speakers will be David Dunlap, the president and chief executive officer Roper St. Francis Healthcare, and Roper CEO John Sullivan. In addition, a straw poll is planned for the First Congressional race that is ongoing now.
Breakfast ($6) will be served at 9 a.m. with the program beginning at 9:30. No membership is required and the public is invited to attend. For more information contact Nancy Corbin at (843) 688-4975.
First Steps to hold meeting, election
The Berkeley County First Steps Partnership Board encourages the public to attend its annual meeting at 6 p.m. on March 14 in the Berkeley County School District boardroom at 229 East Main St. Moncks Corner.
Berkeley County residents who attend can learn more about the results of the First Steps to School Readiness program in the county as well as future plans. In addition the board will elect new members.
The Berkeley County First Steps Partnership Board encourages the public to submit nominations to the Berkeley County First Steps Board of Trustees. Nominees should reside or be employed in Berkeley County.
Nominations should be submitted to Berkeley County First Steps Office 901 Island Park Drive Suite 201, Charleston, SC 29492. For a list of seats available, nomination forms and more information contact Stephanie Olazabal at email@example.com, www.berkeleyfirststeps.org, or by calling 416-8277.
Republican Party precinct reorganization March 9
The Berkeley County Republican Party will reorganize all voter precincts on Saturday March 9, beginning at 1 p.m.
The precinct reorganization meeting is the opportunity for each precinct to choose their officers and Berkeley County Executive Committee Member.
A make-up meeting for all precincts is scheduled for March 18, and will be held at Berkeley Electric Co-op Meeting Room, 2 Springhall Road in Goose Creek, at 7 p.m. If you have any questions about precinct location please call Nancy Corbin at 688-4975.
The precincts and their scheduled meeting locations are as follows:
• Cross
Cane Bay Elementary School 1247 Cane Bay Blvd., Summerville, SC
Hilton Crossroads
Wassamassaw 1 and 2
Carnes Crossroads 1 and 2
Devon Forrest 1 and 2
Sangaree 1, 2, and 3
Stratford 1, 2, 3 and 4
Westview 1, 2 and 3
• Hanahan
Hanahan Middle School 5815 Murray Drive, Hanahan
Daniel Island 1 and 2
Goose Creek 1 and 2
Hanahan 1, 2, 3 and 4
Foster Creek
Howe Hall 1 and 2
• Moncks Corner
Berkeley Middle School 320 North Live Oak Drive, Moncks Corner
Moncks Corner 1, 2, 3 and 4
Liberty Hall
Beverly Hills
Whitesville 1 and 2
Boulder Bluff 1 and 2
• St. Stephen
Stephen Elementary School, 1053 Russellville Road, St. Stephen
St. Stephen 1 and 2
Bonneau Beach
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Fairview High School students 'roar' for Katy Perry lip dub contest (VIDEO)
Students at Fairview High School entered a "Good Morning America" lip dub contest for the chance to win a live concert by Katy Perry.
The students performed Katy Perry's latest hit song "Roar" to enter. Contest entries are due by Tuesday by 5 p.m.
Katy Perry will perform at the winning school on Oct. 25, which will also be broadcast on "Good Morning America."
Watch the video on YouTube below:


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Words Onscreen "explores how technology is reshaping our understanding of what it means to read."
Most people modify their ways of speaking, writing, texting, and e-mailing, and so on, according to the people with whom they are communicating. This fascinating book asks why we 'accommodate' to others in this way, and explores the various social consequences arising from it.