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As part of its annual President's Luncheon fundraiser, Philander Smith College will host a panel discussion on "Transportation, Technology and Logistics" from 9:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 30 in the conference room inside the Donald W. Reynolds Library on campus.
Moderated by PSC alum Terry Esper, Ph.D., professor, supply chain management at the University of Arkansas Sam Walton College of Business, the panelists will include: former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Rodney Slater; Ronald Mathieu, general manager of the Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport; Antoine Ajarrista, senior VP & general manager, Dassault Falcon Jet; Krista Crum, president, south region Verizon Wireless; and Sandy Otto of the Federal Highway Administration, Arkansas Division.
"This will be a discussion to highlight the intersection between transportation demand and capacity and the influence of technology on a safer, more environmentally-sound and sustainable worldwide transportation infrastructure," said C.J. Duvall, Philander Smith's vice president for institutional advancement.
Free and open to the public, the discussion precedes the sold-out President's Luncheon which will honor Rodney Slater. The fundraiser provides funding for scholarships to deserving students and helping the college meet its annual United Negro College Fund goal.


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Dustin Hotsinpiller misses his brother the most in everyday moments - like when he's playing with his 16-month-old son and realizes the child won't have the opportunity to meet his uncle, U.S. Deputy Marshal Derek W. Hotsinpiller.
Twenty-four-year-old Derek Hotsinpiller was killed two years ago today when 50-year-old Charles Smith shot him in the neck with a 12-gauge shotgun, as a team of law enforcement officers attempted to serve a search and arrest warrant on Smith at his residence at 319 Central St. in Elkins.
"There's not a day that goes by that I don't think about him or talk about him," Dustin Hotsinpiller told The Inter-Mountain earlier this week. "It's even more evident when I play with our little boy. I think about how he'll never get to meet (Derek). Unfortunately, he's going to have to learn about his uncle ... through pictures and stories."
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U.S. Deputy Marshal Derek W. Hotsinpiller, left, and his older brother, Dustin, are shown here in this family photo. Today is the two-year anniversary of a shootout that took Derek Hotsinpiller's life and injured two other law enforcement officials. (Submitted photo)
A Bridgeport police officer for 10 years, Dustin Hotsinpiller is now interning for none other than the U.S. Marshal Service in Clarksburg. He's in the midst of learning about the full scope of U.S. marshal duties, "everything from transporting prisoners to and from facilities and court to the service of warrants and tracking fugitives," he said.
In April, he'll be headed south to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Ga., where he'll undergo a 17-week training program to become a U.S. deputy marshal - just like his brother.
"Derek was always telling me, 'You gotta get in the federal system, you gotta get in the federal system,'" Dustin Hotsinpiller recalled. "He lived and breathed it."
After all, that's the same advice Derek received from their father, the late Jim Hotsinpiller, who was a longtime police officer with the Bridgeport Police Department.
"Their dad always told them to do something else besides be a police officer, but if they did decide to do that, they should be a federal officer," said their mother, Pam Hotsinpiller. "When they were growing up, they would argue about what federal agency was best - Dustin was going to go with the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms) and Derek was going to go with the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration)," she laughed.
Pam Hotsinpiller also remembers the day Derek came from a career fair during his freshman year at Fairmont State University. That's where he met Alex Neville, the U.S. supervisory deputy who would be critically wounded in the exchange of gunfire in Elkins on Feb. 16, 2011.
"His dad, my husband (Jim Hotsinpiller), had been a special deputy with the marshal's service for years, and Derek remembered that and got to talking to Alex," Pam Hotsinpiller said. "His freshman year he came home from college and laid that flier on the counter - I still have it - and said, 'That's what I want to do.'"
Dustin said Derek's passing has "everything" to do with why he's made the choice to join the U.S. Marshal Service.
"I think the loss of him was just the start of the process that got me moving onto the federal system," he said. "It's one of those things I wish he could see ... but I know that he's watching down."
Although no other officers were killed that fateful February day, two other law enforcement officers were injured - Neville and U.S. Deputy Marshal Wesley "Fred" Frederick.
Smith was wanted for possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine and possession of firearms while being an unlawful drug user, and he had eluded police since he was indicted on the charges by a grand jury in 2006.
First Sgt. G.L. Stalnaker - then with the Elkins detachment of the West Virginia State Police - returned Smith's fire, fatally wounding the fugitive before he could wound more members of Derek Hotsinpiller's team. His bravery led to Stalnaker being named 2012 Trooper of the Year by the American Association of State Troopers in June 2012.
The healing and reparation process has been - and continues to be - ongoing for the Hotsinpiller family.
On Feb. 16, 2012, the one-year anniversary of Derek Hotsinpiller's death, the former Clarksburg Federal Center on West Pike Street in Clarksburg was renamed the Derek W. Hotsinpiller Federal Building.
Following the deaths of Derek Hotsinpiller and another U.S. deputy marshal based in St. Louis, Mo., which happened just months apart, the agency took action to curb such incidents, said Gary Gaskins, the U.S. marshal for the Northern District of West Virginia.
"A board has been convened, and this has been ongoing," Gaskins said. "They've come together and made some changes within the marshal service, as far as equipment and training. The mission is to get the individual, but be safe and prudent at the same time.
"It's sad that it has to be something like this that brings changes, but hopefully, it won't happen again," he said.
A small measure of closure came in May 2012, when three people who had been living with Smith at the Central Street residence - Sherry Lou White, Cassandra Smith and Anthony Lambert - were sentenced in federal court for providing false information to police about Charles Smith's whereabouts.
The Hotsinpillers also took action independently.
In early 2011, the family established the Lt. James W. Hotsinpiller and Deputy U.S. Marshal Derek W. Hotsinpiller Memorial Scholarship, which awards $500 per semester to selected Harrison County high school seniors with a 3.0 GPA who have been accepted to a West Virginia college or university and intend to major in criminal justice or another social science.
The scholarship honors Derek and his father, James Hotsinpiller, who passed away unexpectedly in 2001, just before his 50th birthday.
"We wanted to do something to honor our dad, but we never got around to it," Dustin Hotsinpiller said. "But with Derek, we had to do something. It has grown and grown by leaps and bounds, and our goal is to get up to eight (honorees per year)."
The major funding source for the scholarship is the annual 5-K race that Dustin's wife, Ashley, pours her heart into coordinating each year - Derek Hotsinpiller's Fallen Star Memorial 5K race at the Bridgeport track. (This year's race is slated for 8:30 a.m. June 8 at the Bridgeport track; visit www.bridgeporttrack.com for more further information.)
"Last year, we had almost 700 people come in for the race," Dustin Hotsinpiller said. "You can't say enough about the people sending thoughts and prayers and notes. The support we have been given from day one has been tremendous, and that's what helps us get through."
So do memories.
Pam Hotsinpiller said her son, Derek, had a penchant for collecting things when he was little - coins, beanie babies, baseball cards.
"When he was older, he collected commemorative knives, but the one thing Derek collected and valued the most were his friends," she said. "He was just a good friend."
Dustin Hotsinpiller misses the friendly rivalry the two brothers shared.
"We always used to compete against each other in 5Ks, that was one of our things," he said. "Well, when Derek had just gotten back from (deputy marshal) training in Georgia, we ran a 5K, and I beat him by two minutes. ... So I was giving him a hard time, saying, 'I thought you came home all tough from FLET-C (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center).'
"We always had that rivalry with each other, and it was for the good. We were always pushing each other to do better."
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CHARLESTON - Many voters who showed up to the polls last November did not think to bring along a photo ID, nor did they need to. That could change with West Virginia's upcoming legislative session, during which voter ID laws are expected to be discussed.
According to a recent report by the Associated Press, a GOP proposal would mandate voters present photo ID at polls and help those who don't have such identification to obtain one.
Renny Smith, public relations chair for the League of Women Voters of Jefferson County, said she worries voter ID laws will discourage people from visiting the polls.
"We have anecdotal evidence that people in West Virginia believe they have to bring ID to the polls every time they vote," Smith said. "This is not correct, but it does present a barrier to voting."
Smith, who was in her 20s when the Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965, said voter ID laws remind her of a time before polls were open to all U.S. citizens.
"All of the amendments afterward have been to try to make the polls more and more open to people who are not necessarily the majority," Smith said.
The LWV does not support voter ID laws statewide or nationally, according to Smith.
Secretary of State Natalie Tennant has long been opposed to voter ID laws and said in a telephone interview Tuesday that West Virginia already has policies in place that aid in voter verification.
"When you go to the polls you have to identify yourself, give your address and verify through your signature," Tennant said.
As it stands now, West Virginians must provide proof of their physical address when registering to vote in person. Those who register by mail must show identification at the polls the first time they vote.
Delegate Daryl Cowles, of Morgan County, said voter ID legislation seeks to strike "the right balance to have protections in place, but also provide an easy and accessible way for our citizens to get to the polls to have their voices heard."
Tennant said West Virginia has not had problems with voter impersonation, adding that lawmakers have not been able to bring about evidence arguing that.
"Those who are introducing this bill cannot point to voter impersonation prosecution or incident," Tennant said.
Republican Eastern Panhandle delegates Eric Householder and John Overington said in telephone interviews Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, they believe voter ID laws will make West Virginia elections more fair.
Householder said voters have lost their confidence in the election process.
"I believe voters feel that their legal votes are outweighed by fraudulent ones," he said.
Overington said voter ID laws ensure an election's integrity amid instances of election fraud.
"We have had a number of cases of election fraud in West Virginia," Overington said. "It's important for the public to have the impression that the system is honest, fair and has integrity."
Tennant has said repeatedly, however, voter ID laws have very little effect on preventing election fraud, as with the most recent case in Lincoln County, in which three county officials pleaded guilty to federal charges involving fraudulent absentee ballots.
"You can't lump all of this into election fraud," Tennant said.
Sen. John Unger, a Democrat, said in a telephone interview Tuesday he could not issue an opinion on voter ID laws until he understood the specifics of voter verification issues, including whether or not there is a problem in West Virginia.
"The first thing I need to know is, 'Do we have a problem with our present system?'" Unger said.
"There's no sense in having a solution looking for a problem when we have a lot of problems looking for solutions," Unger said.
State legislators, including Overington and Householder, argue that requiring photo IDs for voting is justified, because they are frequently used in daily life, such as when cashing a check or boarding an airplane.
"There are so many things that require photo ID and certainly something as important as electing our government officials should be as important as those functions," Overington said.
"I don't buy the argument that requiring to show your photo ID or your driver's license creates any voter suppression or voter disenfranchisement," Householder said.
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 30 states have laws in place that required all voters to show ID at polls in November. Three more - Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin - are set to be added to the total this year.
- Staff writer Rachel Molenda can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 215, or email@example.com.


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The BCS rankings will be unveiled at long last Sunday evening to bring a close to a bizarre Week 7 in college football.
Wisconsin raced to a 21-0 lead and used a key scoring drive late to finish off No. 1 Ohio State in an upset that wasn't the biggest surprise of the weekend.
Elsewhere, South Carolina's meltdown and questionable strategy cost Steve Spurrier a shot to be in the top of the BCS. Nebraska's Taylor Martinez didn't get much help from his receivers before being pulled in the second half as the Huskers suffered a difficult home loss to Texas.
Another big story was how teams near the bottom of the rankings fared.
Oregon State fell to Washington in double overtime late Saturday night, and Air Force, Florida and Nevada all lost close games.
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Robert Louis Riepel, 80, died Friday, Sept. 28, 2012, at his home in Ignacio.
Mr. Riepel was born Dec. 6, 1931, in Syracuse, N.Y., the son of Herman and Florence Hartung Riepel. He grew up on his family�s farm enjoying farm life, the orchards, animals and driving machinery. He spent his summers at the family cottage at Oneida Lake, N.Y.
Mr. Riepel graduated from East Syracuse High School in 1950 and started school at the University of Buffalo, studying pharmacy. After a year at the university, he was drafted into the Army to fight in the Korean War. Four years later, he received an honorable discharge and went back to the University of Buffalo to become a pharmacist. During this time, he met and married Dawn Schlect.
The Riepels remained in the area until moving to Chandler, Ariz., in the late 1950s. They later moved to Snowflake, Ariz., and established a drugstore called Snowflake Drug. Mr. Riepel enjoyed helping people and often was called �Dr. Bob,� his family said.
In 1985, Mr. Riepel retired from pharmacy, sold his store and was divorced. He later moved to Arboles, where he started a small sawmill called Pride Lumber. He enjoyed working with wood, being in the woods and having the freedom to do whatever he wanted, his family said.
In 1993, Mr. Riepel married Brenda Smithson.
Mr. Riepel is survived by his wife, Brenda Riepel of Ignacio; children Ann Riepel of Durango, Tyler Riepel, John Riepel and Jaylene Riepel of Ignacio, Rob Riepel of Sunnyvale, Calif., and Brent Riepel of Snowflake; three grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, at Hood Mortuary Chapel. A graveside service will be at noon Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at Mike Ramsay Memorial Cemetery in Snowflake.


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Mix the tahini, miso, garlic and water together in a blender. Boil the whole head of cauliflower, in 2 inches of water, for about 10 to 15 minutes until tender. Do not over cook. Heat the oil in a skillet and sauté the bread crumbs and parsley. Remove the head of cauliflower. Place it on an oiled baking sheet or pan (not glass, glass will break under the broiler). Pour the tahini mixture evenly over the cauliflower. Sprinkle the bread crumbs over. Broil for 3 to 5 minutes until golden. Be careful not to burn the bread crumbs. Remove and slice into wedges. Sprinkle the lemon juice over before serving.
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Washington Wine Jazz & Pops FestivalNine western PA wineries will participate, including Christian Clay, Courtyard Winery of Lake Erie, and Seven Mountain winery from Harrisburg. Musicians will include jazz saxophonist Marion Meadows with Will Brock, and Pittsburgh's Bill Deasy, Maureen Budway, Cello Fury, Joy Ike and Mark Lucas.08/03/2013 - 08/04/2013Location: North Strabane Township Park, Canonsburg, PAwebsite
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Don Juan Comes Back from the WarWorld War I has just ended. Don Juan, shell-shocked and repentant, returns to Berlin, which is as damaged as he is. On a quest to find the love he left at the altar, he finds himself increasingly at odds with the man he used to be. After years of abstinence, can he resist the debauchery that once made his name? Odon Von Horvath's startling tale of displacement and isolation in the aftermath of the Great War is presented in a bold new adaptation by award-winning playwright Duncan MacMillan. David Whalen stars. Alan Stanford directs.08/08/2013 - 08/31/2013Stephen Foster Memorial Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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SHELBY – A 47-year-old Medina man was killed after apparently being struck by four vehicles before dawn Tuesday while walking in the road on a dimly lighted section of Route 31, Orleans County sheriff's officials said.
Joseph L. Tillinghast was pronounced dead by County Coroner Charles Smith at the scene, on Route 31 in the Town of Shelby, following the accident that was reported at 5:51 a.m.
Tillinghast was struck by the first vehicle while walking in the eastbound lane of Route 31, between the Niagara County line and Hoffman Road, authorities said.
"Then it appears he was struck by three additional vehicles," Undersheriff Steve Smith said.
Authorities believe Tillinghast was walking east on Route 31, from his brother's home in Middleport to his own residence in Medina.
"He's wearing dark clothing, he's walking in an area of the roadway where there was no artificial lighting, and the speed limit is 55," Smith added. "There is no indication that this is anything but a traffic accident."
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There are many reasons why issues raised by the study of races and racisms shouldbe central to the concerns of cultural studies. Yet racist ideologies and racial conflictshave been ignored, both in historical writing and in accounts of the present. Ifnothing else, this book should be taken as a signal that this marginalization cannotcontinue. It has also been conceived as a corrective to the narrowness of the Englishleft whose version of the national-popular continues to deny the role of blacks andblack struggles in the making and the remaking of the working class.
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A year ago, Pinewood Prep did not have a wrestling team. Ridge Christian has only 37 students, male and female, in its high school.
But wrestlers from both schools had plenty to smile about following the recent South Carolina Independent School Association state wrestling championship in Columbia.
Pinewood Prep had three wrestlers win state titles and 10 wrestlers finish in the final four as the Panthers finished third behind Hammond and host Cardinal Newman.
Jeremy Hunt in the 152-pound weight division, T.J. Wilson in the 160-pound division and Dallas Dial in the 182-pound class all won their weight classes for Pinewood Prep and were named to the 2013 SCISA All-State team.
Matthew Latham at 113 and Cameron Poaps at 285 both had second-place finishes for Pinewood. Austin Murphy at 106, Steven Kennedy at 132, Zach Heaton at 145 and Grayson Charpia at 220 had third-place finishes for the Panthers, while Jeremy Gray finished fourth at 195.
Ridge Christian did not win any state titles, but ninth-grader Jonathon Driggers finished second in the 195-pound class, and eighth-grader Nate Shumpert placed third in the 113-pound weight class.
Steve Mandell, head of the school and the assistant wrestling coach for Pinewood, gave a lot of credit to head coach Ben Cheatham.
"We had the right head coach with the right kids at the right time," Mandell said. "We knew we would have some success because of things that were obvious from the beginning. Summerville is a wrestling hotbed. Kids wrestle in clubs in Summerville from an early age, and we were blessed to have kids who have done that."
Mandell said the experienced wrestlers helped bring along others with no experience. He also said other schools contributed to Pinewood's success. He said Ridge Christian helped by scrimmaging and competing with Pinewood Prep. The team was able to practice at Summerville and Ashley Ridge, and other public schools such as James Island, Hanahan and Stall invited Pinewood to be the third team in meets.
Allen Horn at Ridge Christian said this was the fourth year the Paladins have fielded a wrestling team and that about 95 percent of those eligible participate in the sport.
"It's been a good sport for us because wrestling is not a sport of dimension," Horn said. "We don't have a lot of real tall kids. We don't have a lot of big ... kids. Wrestling has shaped a lot of kids and given them the platform to build some self-confidence in what they do."
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Jordan Hoiem's retirement from football, in his words
July 30, 2013 - Robert Collias
Our internet at The Maui News office is not functioning right, so for those of you out there with internet capability, here is the story I just emailed, in its entirety (if our problems continue, a shorter version is likely to be in Tuesday's paper):
WAILUKU — Jordan Hoiem, a senior linebacker for Baldwin High School and verbal commit to the University of Oregon, told coaches from both teams Monday that he has retired from football.
Hoiem said in a phone interview that he came to the decision "about two weeks ago because it was crunch time, the season was about to come up, so I figured I have got to really decide here."
Hoiem said he doesn't have a passion for the game and is not related to the death of Noe Ortiz, who died in October 2012 after living with the Hoiem family since Jordan was in the 5th grade.
"Nobody really knew because I didn't tell anybody, but my whole entire junior season I was really unhappy," Hoiem said. "I just didn't enjoy the sport of football. I played because I was getting recruited and that was my ticket to go get an education, so I forced myself to do it but I was really unhappy and it made me really unhappy in life, too."
Hoiem, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound three-star recruit for Scout.com, had scholarship offers from Hawaii, Nevada-Las Vegas, Utah and Utah State before becoming the first verbal commitment for new Oregon head coach Mark Helfrich in March.
"I thought it was just a phase and once I commit it will all be over," Hoiem said. "After the season was over I got out of whatever, all the unhappiness, and I was able to be happy training and feeling good. Then 3½, four months ago as the season started to come up again it was the same exact thing. I started to get really unhappy and that was right around the time when coaches were saying, 'Hey, you have got to come out and play.' It feels like I choked — I just was really unhappy in day-to-day life.
"It kind of gave me a sign, like, 'Hey, this isn't what you should really be doing. It's not giving you any joy anymore.' "
Hoiem, who calls baseball his first love, said he did enjoy the sport of football in his standout sophomore season when he arrived on college coaches' radar screens.
"That's when I started getting all of my attention," Hoiem said. "Before that I didn't really enjoy football all that much. I was in the right place at the right time. I got all this attention, but I really don't believe that football is my path in life."
Despite media reports to the contrary, Hoiem said that the loss of Ortiz did not factor into his decision.
"I don't think that has anything to do with it," he said. "People might say that, but I'm not going to use that as an excuse, like, 'Oh, this is why I'm not playing. You guys should feel bad for me because this happened.' It has nothing to do with that. . . . I considered him a part of the family, my brother, but definitely I don't think it played a part in me making this decision."
He said he will tryout for the Baldwin baseball team, the first time he has played that sport since 8th grade — he turned to football in 7th grade because his friends were playing the sport.
"Baseball was always my passion and that is what I thought I was going to be doing," he said. "I just love the game. Baseball was everything to me, I collected cards, I was a baseball fanatic."
In his first football game, Hoiem broke his wrist and tore his rotator cuff, stalling his baseball career at that point.
Football engulfed him in his sophomore season.
"Sophomore year, I enjoyed it, I admit," he said. "I was just living life and was in the spotlight, I did well and people noticed me. I think my true colors showed after that in football — it just wasn't something I was that passionate about to play at the high level of college."
Hoiem said that he is done with football, despite telling other reporters that he was leaving the door slightly open.
"I kind of said 'I don't know' in the other articles but honestly I know in my heart that football is not my sport," Hoiem said. "But just the opportunity that it gave me, it has put a lot of confusion, like, 'Why can't I play so I can go to college.' And I keep trying to force it, maybe one day I will get it back and I can still do great things in football.
"In my heart, I'm not really a football player-type of person. … Football just isn't me."
Hoiem said informing Oregon defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti of his decision was hard, but the Oregon football community was supportive.
"It is better off for me to tell them now so they can a better recruit," Hoiem said. "They have time to figure stuff out. I would hate to play and then at the last minute leave them out of a recruit. I talked to Aliotti, he was really really cool about it, their whole staff. They were just concerned about me as a person, they were worried about me as a person, they were worried about my life, which was awesome.
"I feel bad, but they are not making as bad as I thought it would be. They were really supportive, so that's great."
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Aug-01-13 2:56 AM
Aloha localgurlz, sorry I did not see your comment until now. I could not agree more, it does take a brave and honest young man to do this, and if Jordan Hoiem is anything, he is all of that and a whole lot more. I, too, wish him the best for the future. Watch out in baseball, he is an uber-talented athlete. My conversation with him for this story was heartwarming. RC
Jul-30-13 3:04 PM
It takes a brave young man to be completely honest with himself and do what he did. His family should be proud of him. I wish him well in his future.
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Form of Sonic when he has all 7 Chaos Emeralds.
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The urge to drink alcohol and enter a state of supersonic. Usually by drinking gin and tonic.
"Man, lets get supersonic tonight." or, "Give me gin and tonic, I'm feeling supersonic."
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Super Sonic is a very unoriginal concept.
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When Sonic the Hedgehog collets all of the Chaos Emeralds, he does a shameless Super Saiyan rip-off. His skin turns a flashy bright gold color, he's damn near invincible, and goes from 0 to 200 in about .7 seconds. Attaining the form of Super Sonic removes all challenge from the game.
OMG Super Sonic ROX!!! I JUST PWNED DR. ROBOTNIK!!!
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The transformation that Sonic goes through when he receives the seven Chaos emeralds. This Transformation causes him to gain incredible speed and power. Sonic First used this in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, to defeat Dr. Robotnick.Many believe this to be a copy of the Transformation that a Saiyan goes through in the Anime Series "Dragon ball Z". A few reasons for this are that First of all, Yugi Naka was a huge DBZ fan. Second, Sonic the Hedgehog was created in 1991, while the Anime of DBZ came out in 1989, and the Manga came out way before that. And finally, Sonic's Hair, or fur, turns golden, and he becomes more powerful.
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Rising gas prices begin to affect area travel
February 9, 2013
CHARLES TOWN — With the frequent change in gas prices comes frustration, aggravation and changes in travel plans....
So squirm, your solution to this is what? Nationalize the oil companies? Or sit here, do nothing & HOPE it gets better?
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And gas is higher in the Panhandle than the entire state of WV.....tell me how this happens?? You would think that with us being between VA & MD, it would be cheaper. Gas cartel much??
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Lat time I got gas my son had to go to Winchester Hospital for a test Gas in VA was 35 cents Cheeper!! Than Martinsburg! On the 1st Gas in Martinsburg was $3.55 Now less than 10 days later its $3.80!!
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"When will we stop subsidizing a welfare program for the energy companies?"
Good idea. I'm in favor of eliminating corporate welfare. However, it's likely gas prices will rise if this subsidy is eliminated. So let the chips fall where they may.
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This administration likes high fuel prices so it can push its environmental agenda and to h3ll with the folks.
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squirm, as usual you missed the point. The administration is not doing everything it can to further oil exploration within our country. That's a fact. Examples are failing to issue new permits to drill in the Gulf of Mexico, not drilling in ANWAR & Keystone pipeline projects. By freezing U.S. energy assets in the Gulf and keeping 97 percent of our offshore oil and gas off limits, our government, willing or not, is fueling an energy crisis that could bring this nation to its knees. Continued inaction in the Gulf threatens to force us to import an extra 88 million barrels of oil per year by 2016, at a cost of $8 billion. Those stats from Forbes & the Wall Street Journal. You need to stop relying on MSNBC for your news.
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The Virginia governor is right now pushing legislation to drop the state gas tax completely in favor of a penny increase in sales tax. For those of us who live close to the VA line, it's a wonderful prospect. Gas is already 20-30 cents cheaper in VA and may be getting even cheaper soon.
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It is NOT oil prices driving the cost up at this moment. Oil is lower now than this time last year but fuel is higher. It is the declining value of the dollar on the world market. Keep printing more money Obama! As far as the Wv tax reason...Gasoline is ALWAYS higher than the difference in tax between Wv and Va.
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Interesting photo.
BTW, Major, we call it gas or gasoline, not petrol. It's nothing personal, but it might be on the test.
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squirm, very true. And the price was under $2 when he left office (I paid $1.399 in Woodstock, VA in early '09). But that was because the economy had collapsed and the price reflected that (something most conservatives fail to mention when talking about low gas prices at that time). Prices had nowhere else to go but up as the economy began to rebound (petroleum products are stock commodities and pricing is reflected by market conditions). That being said, the current administration has failed to allow full exploration of the oil fields to stave off the increases from foreign suppliers and help us be more energy independent. We could do more to help ourselves, but it isn't happening. Green energy sources (which I generally support) are not ready for primetime (yet). As time moves forward that may change. But for now, it should be drill baby drill.
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panhandle, very good points.
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bluegray, Yeppers. I'm fortunate that my travels usually take me to Virinia once a week. I filled up Thursday in Front Royal for 3.249 When I drove by the same station on the way out it was 3.349.
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Gas prices in WV are higher than VA due to taxes and specific supply chains. Gas prices are higher overall because Iran is doing some heavy duty sword rattling which is driving crude futures up.
The only way to drive oil prices down is to reduce consumption and flood the market.
Key components are aggressive development of the Marcellus and the infrastructure to support CNG as a primary fuel source where appropriate, the aggressive development of the Bakken formation, agressive development of bio-diesel and the development of secondary supplemental power, such as roof top solar and wind.
No single thing makes a difference.. we need multiple approaches.
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"Its the fault of liberal politicans at all levels that allows mononopolies to operate unchecked." Eh, you and Major need to get your stories straight.
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It's called "progressive gas". Haven't ya all got the message yet. We are saving the world from "global warming". Were going to green up the planet so the zombies our school system is turning out will have a place to serve the government.....
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Thanks for nuthin' democrats. Obamanomics at work. Just wait until the Virginia gas tax is abolished. There will be a grand exodus from the Eastern Panhandle.
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More aggravating is the fact that the WV gas taxes make the costs ALWAYS higher than MD and VA.
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Its the fault of liberal politicans at all levels that allows mononopolies to operate unchecked. Sounds like what goes on with Charles Town City Council with them spending tax dollars. The liberals like Poenessa, Slover and Bringetot would spend it all in Charles Town if they could, they waste our resources and do not improve the quality of our lifes. These Councilmen from NY, NC, Iowa and DC are what is wrong with our City, they never got to know it when they moved here and ran for Council right away. They keep trying to block growth, waste our resources and then at the last minute when they figure out it is going to pass, the hypocrites then vote for it so they cannot be accused on not voting for growth. No growthers and hypocrites, we don't need them in Charles Town. Now before you check that disagree button, how are the sidewalks in front of your house, how about your drinking water? And you wonder why gas prices are high?
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For a nice chart showing WV vs Hagerstown, MD, and Virginia over the past decade go to westvirginiagasprices(dot)com and make the appropriate selections on the historical price charts. West Virginia is mostly always higher and Virginia is mostly the lowest. Hence my driving to Virginia to fill up a tank of gas whenever possible. Which means also that I shop in Winchester over Martinsburg or Hagerstown/Frederick. Think about it...
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i notice when people get there taxes back they raise the gas price any there is hardly any sales but in few months u start to get good deals and gas start to come down a little.its just another greed draing the your wallet.i only put $10 gas a week nomatter what the price is all they get is $10 week. i know know the barrels did not go up andi am tired of that excuse.
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Native Hawaiian Student Scholar Brown Bag Event with Kauanoe KamanāJanuary 25, 12:00pm - 2:30pm
Manoa Campus, Hālau O Haumea, Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies, 2645 Dole Street, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi
Attend the Native Hawaiian Student Scholar Brown Bag event on Friday, January 25th from 12:00-2:30pm at Hālau o Haumea at Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies (UH Mānoa).
Guests may park in the Hawaiian Studies parking structure. Lunch will be provided at 12:00pm.
This event will highlight the research work of Dr. Kauanoe Kamanā, a 2009-2010 doctoral Kohala Mellon-Hawaiʻi Fellow.
The presentation will be conducted in Hawaiian. All language levels are encouraged to attend. Come listen to the mother tongue of Hawaiʻi.
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Report: NBA investigating incident between Perkins, Randolph
Memphis beat Thunder 107-97
The Memphis Grizzlies gave the Oklahoma City Thunder all they could handle and then some, eventually winning by 10 Wednesday night.
However, the contest is being remembered for what happened late in the fourth period.
Thunder center Kendrick Perkins and Memphis power forward Zach Randolph were both ejected after words were exchanged on the court. Then an altercation allegedly took place by the locker rooms at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
ESPN reports that the National Basketball Association is investigating the incident, but there are no suspensions as of yet.
"It was just too much talking," Perkins said at Thursday's practice. "I wasn't frustrated, but at the same time, I have a problem with losing."
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(Letter in the March 18, 2008, edition of the Tomahawk Leader)
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"Tell a lie. Tell if often. Soon people will believe it and will start making decisions based on that lie." So said Josef Goebbles, the Nazi propaganda minister for Adolf Hitler. Such is the case with the issue of "Global Warming."
It is true that the Earth has warmed slightly in the last 30 years (about .4 degree), the lie is that human activity in the form of "greenhouse gasses" such as carbon dioxide (CO2) have anything to do with it. All, repeat, all heat received by the Earth comes from the sun. The slight increase in temperature corresponds to an increase in solar activity, i.e. solar flares. When the solar activity decreases, as it is expected to do in a short time, Earth's temperature will drop back.
CO2 does not trap heat. Two simple examples prove that fact.
Daytime temperatures, in the desert, can reach well over 100 degrees and drop to near freezing at night. No heat retention there, even though there is just as much CO2 in the desert atmosphere as anywhere else. The next time the winter temperature drops really cold look at the sky. Chances are it will be clear. In both examples, the heat absorbed during the day is radiated out into space. The temperature moderates when the clouds move in. It's the clouds (water vapor) that reflect and retain heat, not CO2.
It is true that CO2 is called a "greenhouse gas." Some greenhouse operators actually pump it into their greenhouses because it promotes plant growth. It has nothing to do with retaining heat.
The big "global warming scare" is being promoted by the major media to frighten the people into demanding that the U.S. government sign and ratify the KYOTO accord which would grant to the United Nations the power to tax and ration energy. If the UN controls, rations and taxes energy, they will have the power to determine whether you can operate a wood stove, whether you can run an automobile, and if and when you can use electricity.
The power to tax and ration energy is the power to control the world – to have life and death control over every person on this planet. No government should have this power. The UN agenda is not about the climate or saving the environment. It is about power and money – lots of both.
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They're dancing to the Beatles' Golden Slumbers. My mom and Mommal are flying in to visit and will be in the audience. It all seems too good to be true, I'm almost too nervous to believe it, but tonight I do.
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That mysterious "boom" some heard early Friday in Niagara County was a small earthquake.
The U.S. Geological Survey reported a tremor with a magnitude of 2.5, at a depth of approximately three miles, was recorded shortly after midnight almost four miles east northeast of Olcott.
Police agencies in Niagara County said they received numerous calls at about 12:45 a.m. Friday from residents of rural Niagara County and even Canada. Residents reported a loud noise and shaking windows.
The tremor was recorded at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Rockland County just a second before 12:35 a.m.
"It's a shallow earthquake, relatively speaking, but it's so minor," said Michael C. Constantinou, director of the Structural Engineering and Earthquake Simulation Laboratory at the University at Buffalo. "It's not in the lake [Ontario]; it's on land."
The earthquake occurred in an area with no recorded history of faults, according to Constantinou.
"The more it opens up, the larger the area, the stronger the earthquake is," he said. By comparison, he said, a fault that opened in 1960 along coastal Chile – resulting in a magnitude 9.5 quake and tsunamis that reached the Philippines and Aleutian Islands – was the size of California. An earthquake measuring 2.5 would be felt by people in close proximity. However, "I live 10 miles away from there and I felt nothing," Constantinou said.
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But an interesting point about Friday's tremor was its proximity to the power plant in Somerset, approximately a mile and a half away. "Too close," he said.
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The last tremor felt in the Buffalo Niagara region was Aug. 23, 2011, when the ripple effects of a magnitude 5.8 quake centered near Richmond, Va., reached this area. Before that, a 5.0 quake that originated near Ottawa, Canada, was felt here on June 23, 2010.
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FARMDALE - World War II veteran Gerald James Lloyd Sr.'s property was covered in tires, trash, trees, fallen limbs, vines and and old broken wood planks.
Lloyd, 85, who has diabetes and has been growing weaker over the last several years, has been finding it increasingly more challenging to take care of the property on his own.
"It is getting more difficult for me to get around," Lloyd said last week while sitting on a plastic blue and white water cooler at the front door of his mobile home, 5697 Stoddard Hayes Road. A metal walker sat behind him, just inside the door.
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Gerald James Lloyd Sr., 85, a World War II veteran, sits outside his home in Farmdale.
Linda Lloyd, his wife, said, "He has a wheelchair, but it is too small for him. He needs a new one."
Recently, a group of veterans, along with members of Rock of Grace Church, 6745 state Route 5, committed to help the family.
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"Our mission is to reach out to help those who are hurting," Pastor Mark Biel said. "When we learned about his home our jaws dropped at the level of need. We felt so much compassion.
"If a new trailer is put in, depending on the need, we may be able to put one a ramp so he can easily get in and out," Biel said. "It will be at no cost to him."
Wayne Westover, a director with the Trumbull County Veterans Service Commission, said when a group of veterans learned about what was happening with the Lloyd family, they talked among themselves about what to do.
"We will do what we can based on how much we can raise for the project," Westover said. "If we can get a new or used trailer to place, we will. If we can only raise enough to renovate, we will do the best we can with limited resources.''
Westover said they will welcome any financial or material assistance they can receive.
"Although this is not a Veterans Service Commission project, I can be reached through my office," Westover said.
The two-bedroom mobile home has a living room, dining room and bathroom. The mobile home's floor is rotten, with holes covered with aluminum. A tree limb that fell onto its roof left a hole in the ceiling that leaks during storms.
Its heating system stopped working about seven years ago, so the family depends on kerosene heaters to stay warm during the fall and winter months.
"We have a newer septic system, but it has never worked," Lloyd said. "It was hit by lightning on three separate occasions. I think it was placed in wrong."
Linda Lloyd does what she can to help her husband and their 22-year-old daughter, Audrey, around the yard and house, but she also has various physical ailments that limit her mobility.
"I can't even rake like I used to be able," she says with a shrug.
The family lives on Lloyd's pension from Copperweld Steel, from which he retired after 27 years.
All of Lloyd's adult children from his first marriage are living out of state and cannot provide help.
Lloyd served in the U.S. Army during World War II from 1945 to 1946. He was in Panama, where he worked guarding an ammunition depot.
When he returned home, Lloyd worked at Republic Steel for several years. He left there to learn how to become an auto mechanic.
"That was a bad idea," Lloyd said. "I trained to be a mechanic, but did not really get a chance to work as one."
After leaving the mechanic school, Lloyd worked in a variety of jobs ranging from tree cutting to farming to being a guard to building homes. He worked at the Ravenna Arsenal, making 105 mm shells for nearly two years.
"I did whatever I needed to do to support my family," Lloyd said, pride filling his voice.
After years of working a variety of jobs, being laid off and having to find new temporary jobs, Lloyd obtained a job at Copperweld and stayed for 27 years.
Linda Lloyd said the family has been taken aback by the support and giving of people in the community.
"This is not anything that any of us expected," she said. "It is beautiful that people care."