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Prior to the takeover, Novasep offered downstream services for the purification and clinical-stage manufacture of biopharmaceuticals. It also offered a full suite of services for process development, separation/purification, and commercial-scale manufacture of synthetic APIs, explains marketing and business development director Jean Blehaut.
"Our acquisition of Henogen has added the upstream processes we needed to turn Novasep into a complete service provider for biopharmaceuticals as well as APIs. The upstream capabilities of Henogen for biopharma development means we now have the expertise to go from gene to GMP product for just about any biomolecule. Our own engineering expertise means we can also rapidly set up commercial-scale production if required. We believe we are now one of the few contract manufacturers worldwide able to offer a complete manufacturing solution for antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs)."
Originally founded in 1995 to offer large-scale chromatography solutions, primarily for the separation of synthetic APIs, Novasep has extended its expertise and made strategic acquisitions to meet the emerging biopharmaceutical process development and manufacturing market head on.
"Having built up our separations business during the late 1990s, we spent the early part of the new millennium answering our clients' calls for synthetic API manufacturing solutions and built up a substantial GMP manufacturing operation," Blehaut says.
"By about 2004, however, it became evident that drug discovery was focusing increasingly on biopharmaceuticals. While some of our chromatography technologies were well-suited to the separation of such biomolecules such as fermentation products, we again decided to go down the acquisition route and took over a couple of companies that gave us new expertise in new areas such as tangential flow filtration products."
This still left Novasep lacking in upstream process-development capabilities for biopharmaceuticals, however. "By early 2009 we were in a similar position with respect to our service offerings for biopharmaceuticals, to the situation we had been in during the early 2000s regarding synthetic APIs," Blehaut admits.
"We could provide state-of-the-art separation/purification technologies and had clinical-scale manufacturing capacity, but could not start further downstream to offer complete bioprocess solutions. Our acquisition of Henogen has filled this gap perfectly."
Henogen's scope of services ranges from the development of cell banks using various expression technologies, to the production of biopharmaceuticals for Phase III trials. Downstream capabilities include formulation and fill-and-finish services.
Operating out of two sites in Belgium, Henogen's upstream technologies perfectly matched Novasep's requirements, Blehaut explains. "In addition to microbial and yeast fermentation, the company also has expertise in insect and mammalian cell culture technologies for monoclonal antibody (mAb) production. Major expertise in the production of viruses and viral vectors for vaccine development is also being exploited by some of the world's biggest vaccine players."
Henogen's expertise in monoclonal antibody production coincidentally fit in perfectly with Novasep's existing facility, acquired in 2003, for the manipulation and synthesis of highly potent active ingredients. "We can now carry out monoclonal antibody and toxin manufacture, conjugation, and final purification. And while Henogen has traditionally manufactured mAbs up to clinical Phase III-scale, the potency of ADCs and hence the requirement for less drug substance means we will be able to manufacture antibody conjugates to commercial scale."
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Memorial Pool closing controversy hot issue for some
July 15, 2013
Irish Griffin said she believes if the Memorial Park pool isn't reopened, crime will spike in that neighborhood of the city....
The crick runs right past there, swim in it like the kids from Hepburnville & Cogan Station do. Best of all it costs no one anything, it's free.
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If there is a neighborhood watch in various communities they need to do a better job of making people aware, people who want to be involved.
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Alright allow me to explain my last comment it was a bit sarcastic. I primary point is this, they DID repair the pool once, now they would have to do it again, with money they don't have. 75% of the time when they rip something down it becomes a parking lot for something else. It doesn't matter how much you want the pool open its not going to happen. It's not budget friendly. Your pleas will go ignored.
If they're going to let it sit and decay I would rather them take the pool completely out and expand the park playground or something of that nature.
What the City views as a priority and what the citizens view as a priority may be two very different things.
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If the city would of kept up on the pools there would be no problem. But instead they spend money on things that are needless. What are kids to do you charge a high fee to go to the pool as it is use that money to keep it up. Williamsport is falling apart the roads are horrible, drugs, crimes and shootings Glad to say I no longer reside in the city I was raised in. COme on Mayor fix the town up like it use to be and give the kids a safe place to swim before someone goes swimming elsewhere and possibly drowns.
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The first thing you have to ask yourself is, do you really think City Hall cares what the tax payers want?
If they did they'd back pedal off of the tourist attraction and address the roads, the crime, and the employment issues head on. Instead they waste on our money on research committees.
The Pool will never reopen and I'm not sure it should. At the same time I'd like to see them excavate the pool and expand the park, NOT with Bowman Park parking spaces which frankly is probably the "under the table" reason it was closed quite frankly.
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Irish is a tax payer. I don't know her personally but we work for the same employer.I saw the mayor at a meeting last week and he has no plans on reopenening the pool. period. he said one million to repair it and half of a million to fill it in and the city doesn't have it.
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bornandraised, the chances are extremely high.
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What are the chances that the ones demanding the government (city) fix the pool are the same ones the government provides everything for?
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It also occurs to me that in the Mayor's effort to teach the community around Memorial Park a lesson when he had the basketball hoops removed, that it is he who has learned a lesson.
He's learned that the community is no longer simply content to have the hoops restored, the community demands more. The community has found its voice and the community has found itself a leader.
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Isn't the County considering a recommendation to build a new $40,000,000 prison? Repairing the pool seems like a bargain by comparison.
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My father used to say......"take all the criminals and put them on an island. Leave one pistol. Return to the island one year later, and kill the one remaining". He had a point, but having a pool open during the daylight hours will NOT stop the shootings. Most of those shootings were in hours when the pool would have been closed. I feel the answer is to have more direct family contact between parents and their children. I never can remember coming home from school to an empty house.
Also, more has to be done to prevent addictions. Easty money is always a draw for someone needing or wanting money for their own purposes.
Just a few thoughts, maybe not the most profound, but mine, all mine.
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"Something has to be done to stop this. I'm willing to go out into the community and let these young people know we are not going to be afraid or tolerate this. They are going to be on the run, not us. It can be done and it will be done."
Amen Ms. Griffin and I have been stating the same thing. Until people rise up, organize and face these punks head on, the problem will not go away. Imagine if neighborhoods all over Williamsport would organize and take an active role in driving these people out. It would definitely keep the police on their toes and the thugs wouldn't have too many places to go to feel safe. People need to take back their neighborhoods.
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Garben, I'm very interested in hearing your reasoning behind that one.
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Close all taxpayer funded pools and parks period
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collections and fundraisers are great, until the thugs decide they wanna steal the money for drugs or hold you at gunpoint for that money for drugs. i would like to see the pool reopened. however, you can not blame a closed pool for the shootings and crimes. they generally happen after the pool is closed in the evening anyhow,. just let the thugs shoot the thugs and be done with them. let the druggies shoot each other and the dealers. who really gives two crapolas about them anyhow. the good people will rise above. one million dollars is a lot for the pool to be reopened. a lot of fund raisers and donations will need to be made for this pool.
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( I Say Keep It Closed ! Why ? Because Others Just Don't Have Any Respect For Anything In Our City. They Trash The City Parks With The Non-Stop Of Litter , Drugs , Crimes That Lead To Deadly Shootings. Enough Is Enough One Big Scenario Here. Keep It Closed.
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So I'm a naysayer because I don't believe it's fair to those of us not breaking the law to blame the lack of a pool for shooting someone? I complain every day I wish I had a pool because of the heat. I don't go out and kill my neighbor because I don't have one.
Mim, that's naive. STOP BLAMING THE INNOCENT AND THE LACK OF FUN FOR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. Enough is enough. You're the ones being lazy. You want to spend the tax money on this pool that has been there forever and costs a fortune to upkeep. But YOU also don't want to actively do anything about the violence. Give me a break. Who's being the hypocrite now?
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When Memorial Pool was open the police were called there on a daily basis. Repair issues are not the only reason that pool wasn't reopened. Also, if you can't afford to travel to the pools that are open, how are you able to afford the admission fee?
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Soccer fields also should be Walking distance from the neighborhoods. Irish is absolutely right, Children are being lost to the streets, You nay sayers are just lazy . After school programs, sports & music all deter negative behavior. You go girl!!! good job!
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Agree with wwhickok. I doubt if the kids who use the pool or the parents who go with them are likely to be part of the crime problem. The pool should open BUT when kids are unsupervised, when the profanity starts, when kids do not listen to the lifeguard, they should be out. No argument. Lifeguards are not babysitters.Period.
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Great job Irish!
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Should the pool be opened again? Yes, but don't use that as an excuse for the crime and the violence. A Pool being opened or not being opened is not an excuse for people shooting each other. Look at the behavior of the young adults at the Loyalsock Pool. The presence of the pool doesn't deter any violence.
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Hayley: "Oh my no talk about get fresh!"
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A manipulating playboy, an extremely gorgeous guy, who tries to impress you till you're totally into him and then starts ignoring you once he is done, hoping that you'd go away on your own. Never gets close to girls with the intention of just being friends but more of friends-with-benefits. Once they go crazy over him, he chickens out, making it seem like it was all in their head. Is a sociopath himself and turns girls into psychopaths due to his behavior. Openly admits to being a mastermind at playing with people's minds as being cold-hearted. Never communicates once he is done with the girls to make things worse than they would be otherwise. When he is done with the girl, he breaks her discretion along with her heart and treats her like she never existed. He will never tell you directly what's in his mind so that he leaves no trail behind him.
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40Summer In The City
"Why? Simple really. It repeats the word "summer" several times in the song and talks about things being hot."
"I'd go with anything from their first record. It's not exactly summery or breezy, but it reminds me of a good time."
38Sit Down
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37So Hot (Wash Away All My Tears)
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36When I Think Of You
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35White Light/White Heat
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34That Summer Feeling
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31Sex Bomb
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Best rumors yet about Samsung Galaxy S III screen, casing, and release date
44 Comments
1. metoyou (Posts: 279; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
This is a fantastic news, can't wait for device to release
35. cheetah2k (Posts: 1579; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
Either way this phone is gonna be epic.
Samsung hold all the aces in the deck of cards for sure right now.
2. Hello-dirt (Posts: 102; Member since: 02 May 2010)
As long as the phone is still the same size as the Epic Touch then I'll be in line to buy this beauty. I'm very happy with the epic touch and look forward to be epic-ly touched again.
4. simplyj (Posts: 404; Member since: 23 Dec 2009)
i can epic-ly touch you.
6. itiswhatitis (Posts: 423; Member since: 23 Jan 2012)
Man!!That's sound so ***!!!
8. itiswhatitis (Posts: 423; Member since: 23 Jan 2012)
31. ledbetterp3 (Posts: 467; Member since: 31 Aug 2011)
Really, Sherlock?
3. ilia1986 (unregistered)
Damn... me wants it!!! NOW!!
5. x7black7x (Posts: 118; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
for sure you are not getting it in now
you'll have to be patient for that beast
it will be a great smartphone
7. ilia1986 (unregistered)
I know I know. :P
9. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
lolololo, sry for my reaction but if this happens any time soon this will be such a fail from marketing point of view, I mean they released SGS II just a few months ago in the US and if they do this simultanious release of SGS III in all markets before june/jully all americans will be, and with a good, reason pissed off because they just got their hands on SGS II and now samy introduces SGS III. lololololol I hope that this will not happen because i don't have anything against samsung but it will be a really bad marketing move imo...
12. torr310 (Posts: 842; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
that means price of SGS2 will drop a lot
14. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
dude I'm not talking about price here I'm talking about huge amounts of stupidity of doing something like this, there are a lot of people who waited for the SGS II for a long time and when it finally hit the US market they bought it and what do you think how will hey feel when they find out that samy will launch SGS III just a few months after they spent all their money on SGS II, they will be furious, I know I would be furious...samy makes great phones but if they do this in near future that will be one of the worst decisions because USA is the biggest(richest) market and they do not want to lose that, not even by 1%
23. p0rkguy (Posts: 685; Member since: 23 Nov 2010)
No, because those who got SGS2 off-contract will likely get SGS3 on-contract. Those who got SGS2 on-contract are typically early Android adopters. They don't know any better and that's their fault, not the manufacturers.
But then again if the general public can "forgive" Apple for re-releasing the same phone after 16 months, I'm pretty sure they can forgive themselves for being so naive.
24. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
good thing the general public isn't like that. the sgs2 launched almost a year ago. blame the carriers for waiting so long to launch in America. you think Samsung WANTED to lose months of sales for no reason? there are tens of millions of sgs1 owners out there that are patiently waiting for the sgs3 to launch... so I say hurry it the heck up. to sgs2 owners that cry foul... what did u think the world was going to pause until you were ready to upgrade again??? lol you have the best dual core phone on the planet... shush.
27. ph00ny (Posts: 1238; Member since: 26 May 2011)
i got mine back in april. I'm never buying another carrier branded phone purely due to three reasons
Alteration (software and hardware)
Release schedule
44. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just saying :))
32. lukasound (Posts: 152; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
so you would prefer that they release it in europe and asia first, and make you wait again?
10. nihn75 (Posts: 11; Member since: 25 Feb 2012)
S-pen??? PLEASE???
43. max.wyght (Posts: 1; Member since: 28 Feb 2012)
I'm with ya bro.
Wanted to buy the note purely for the S-pen fun, but then I figured:
"wait, Sammy's launching the SGSIII in less than 5 months. I've been waiting for that beasty for the past 12 months. Am I actually going to buy a phone that'll become mid range in less than half a year?"
So now I'm hoping the SGSIII will come with an S-pen, and if not, i'll hope that some case makers make a case with a slot to slip an S-pen, and buy the pen individually.
11. 1701nino (unregistered)
Ehhhh same old,same old Crapsung will never get it right.The so called "premium" SGII fell from friends hands to the floor.Needless ti say the poor thing broke on 10 places. Crapsung should look over to HTC yard for a litttle "education" how to build devices;p
15. audiblenarcotic (Posts: 111; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
That's an interesting little anicdote considering the fact that every drop test video showed the Galaxy S II hold up extremely well to drops. Especially when compared to a "premium" build phone that I won't name, but it's made out of almost entirely glass.
16. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
lol ""premium" build phone that I won't name, but it's made out of almost entirely glass." :DDDDD you should have said: "premium" build phone that I won't name, but it's made by apple. :D than people would not have a clue :))))
20. the_s2 (Posts: 239; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Thats a solid L-I-E. I guess you owned the chinese mock up. Mine one fell atleast ten times, thrice on concrete, and once on tarmac. still as good as new. just a few paint scratches on the silver bezel. GS2=most rugged smartphone ever.
28. ph00ny (Posts: 1238; Member since: 26 May 2011)
that's hilarious considering how mine met the asphalt, concrete, wooden floor several times and stilll works outside of minor cosmetic damage
33. SleepingOz (unregistered)
talk to this!
39. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
we sell more samsung phones than HTC phones by far.. probably 10 to 1. we get more HTC phones with cracked screens back in for warranty by far ...probably 5 to 1. do the math.
13. pokharkarsaga (Posts: 384; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
fast processor,no-bezel,slim,big hd screen phones are the future.samsung is introducing this amazing technology to us.Imagine how many months it will take nokia,apple,blackberry,sony,htc etc to introduce this amazing technology to us if it was not samsung.samsung is best in the electronics arena.now each and every brand is started following samsung.
samsung is the game changer.
17. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
As soon as it is released I´ll pick it up..!!!!
18. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
if that's all true as well as the quad core exynos, Samsung can just take my money now.lol. sold
29. ph00ny (Posts: 1238; Member since: 26 May 2011)
i really hope that it's the a15 cores not the a9
40. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
I am too, but even if its the 4xxx A9 exynos, its still die shrunk for a huge boost in power and battery life. Maybe not as great as the 5xxx A15 chips, but still significant even from the SGS2, much less my SGS1.
19. JGuinan007 (Posts: 684; Member since: 19 May 2011)
I don't believe a thing BGR says it basically said the Samsung Galaxy Note LTE was too big anda crap phone why would Samsung leak info to BGR?http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?
21. metoyou (Posts: 279; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
This is my next phone but waiting to see the HTC One X if it stack up with S3 or not
26. BioTek (Posts: 53; Member since: 23 Jan 2012)
I highly doubt the HTC One X will.
22. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Alright, these informations sound downright epic.
If true, the release of Galaxy S3 could be the greatest event of the year. :p
25. Bluesky02 (Posts: 1439; Member since: 05 Dec 2011)
Great value for money phone!
30. ENIGMA (Posts: 81; Member since: 17 Feb 2012)
cant wait for the release s3
will by it after week ov releasing
hope wish its a15 qc 2.0 cpu
boy ule be playing with power pages will load like
pc or labtop speed 2gb ram heavy multitasking
hd720 screen 300+ppi what more could u ask o finally rooted and will be running at 2.7mhz holy s**te enjoy
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34. Striker (Posts: 92; Member since: 06 Nov 2011)
36. 319dmc (Posts: 2; Member since: 04 Feb 2012)
4.8" is too big. Epic touch was my FIRST cellphone ever, and i had a hard time deciding if it was too big. Now that i've had it since release, i love it. But would never want anything bigger. I think the SII is perfect for the hand and the pocket. Where is the line between a large cell phone and small tablet ?
37. idanielx (banned) (Posts: 22; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Im hoping the samsung g3 will have atleast 10 megapixels
38. solidsnakeduds013 (Posts: 218; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)
Not happening for sure
41. jamrockjones (Posts: 345; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
Screens are getting too big. A 4.3" display with no bezel would be perfect!
42. Forsaken77 (Posts: 553; Member since: 09 Jun 2011)
I would like Samsung to offer a laptop-dock like Moto does. Sell it for $150 and it'll fly off shelves. Also, Samsung should wait, at the very least, 18 months between major phone upgrades. There's no need to do incremental upgrades every year, but instead do major upgrades every 18 months.


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Bill Monroe
is the father of bluegrass. He invented the style, invented the name, and for the great majority of the 20th century, embodied the art form. Beginning with his
Blue Grass Boys
in the '40s,
defined a hard-edged style of country that emphasized instrumental virtuosity, close vocal harmonies, and a fast, driving tempo. The musical genre took its name from
the Blue Grass Boys
, and
's music forever has defined the sound of classical bluegrass -- a five-piece acoustic string band, playing precisely and rapidly, switching solos and singing in a plaintive, high lonesome voice. Not only did he invent the very sound of the music,
was the mentor for several generations of musicians. Over the years,
's band hosted all of the major bluegrass artists of the '50s and '60s, including
Flatt & Scruggs
Reno & Smiley
Vassar Clements
Carter Stanley
, and
Mac Wiseman
. Though the lineup of
the Blue Grass Boys
changed over the years,
always remained devoted to bluegrass in its purest form.
was born into a musical family. His father had been known around their hometown of Rosine, KY, as a step-dancer, while his mother played a variety of instruments and sang. His uncle, Pendelton Vanderver, was a locally renowned fiddler. Both of his older brothers, Harry and
, played fiddle, while his brother
and sister Bertha played guitar.
himself became involved with music as a child, learning the mandolin at the age of ten. Following the death of his parents while he was a pre-adolescent,
went to live with his Uncle Pen. Soon, he was playing in his uncle's band at local dances, playing guitar instead of mandolin. During this time,
met a local blues guitarist called Arnold Shultz, who became a major influence on the budding musician.
turned 18, he moved to East Chicago, IN, where his brothers
were working at an oil refinery.
also got a job at the Sinclair oil refinery and began playing with his brothers in a country string band at night. Within a few years, they performed on the Barn Dance on WLS Chicago, which led to the brothers' appearance in a square dance revue called the WLS Jamboree in 1932.
The Monroes
continued to perform at night, but
left the band in 1934. Ironically, it was just before the group landed a sponsorship of the Texas Crystals Company, which made laxatives.
decided to continue performing as
the Monroe Brothers
The Monroe Brothers
began playing in other states, including radio shows in Nebraska, Iowa, and both North and South Carolina. Such exposure led to record label interest, but
the Monroe Brothers
were initially reluctant to sign a recording contract. After some persuasion, they inked a deal with RCA-Victor's Bluebird division and recorded their first session in February of 1936. One of the songs from the sessions, "What Would You Give in Exchange," became a minor hit and the duo recorded another 60 tracks for Bluebird over the next two years.
In the beginning of 1938,
parted ways, with
forming the Kentucky Pardners.
assembled his own band with the intention of creating a new form of country that melded old-time string bands with blues and challenged the instrumental abilities of the musicians. Initially, he moved to Little Rock, where he formed the Kentuckians, but that band was short-lived. He then relocated to Atlanta, where he formed
the Blue Grass Boys
and began appearing on the Crossroad Rollies radio program.
debuted on the Grand Ole Opry in October of 1939, singing "New Muleskinner Blues." It was a performance that made
's career as well as established the new genre of bluegrass.
In the early '40s,
Monroe & the Blue Grass Boys
spent some time developing their style, often sounding similar to other contemporary string bands. The most notable element of the band's sound was
's high, piercing tenor voice and his driving mandolin.
The Blue Grass Boys
toured with the Grand Ole Opry's road shows and appeared weekly on the radio. Between 1940 and 1941, he cut a number of songs for RCA-Victor, but a musicians' union strike prevented him from recording for several years. The classic lineup of
the Blue Grass Boys
fell into place in 1944, when guitarist/vocalist
Lester Flatt
and banjoist
Earl Scruggs
joined a lineup that already included
, fiddler
Chubby Wise
, and bassist
Howard Watts
. This is the group that supported
when he returned to the studio in 1945, recording a number of songs for Columbia. Early in 1946, he had his first charting hit with "Kentucky Waltz," which climbed to number three; it was followed by the number five hit "Footprints in the Snow."
Throughout 1946,
the Blue Grass Boys
were one of the most popular acts in country music, scoring hits and touring to large crowds across America. At each town they played, the band would perform underneath a large circus tent they set up themselves; the tent would also host a variety of other attractions, including
's baseball team, which would play local teams before the concert began. During the late '40s,
the Blue Grass Boys
remained a popular act, landing five additional Top 20 singles. Numerous other acts began imitating
's sound, most notably
the Stanley Brothers
Flatt & Scruggs
the Blue Grass Boys
in 1948 to form their own band. Their departure ushered in an era of stagnation for
. After
Flatt & Scruggs
parted ways from his band, he left Columbia Records in 1949 because they had signed
the Stanley Brothers
, who he felt were simply imitating his style. The following year, he signed with Decca Records, who tried to persuade
to attempt some mainstream-oriented productions. He went as far as cutting a few songs with an electric guitar, but he soon returned to his pure bluegrass sound. At these sessions, he did meet
Jimmy Martin
, who became his supporting vocalist in the early '50s.
Throughout the '50s -- indeed, throughout the rest of his career --
toured relentlessly, performing hundreds of shows a year. In 1951,
opened a country music park at Bean Blossom, IN; over the years, the venue featured performances from a number of bluegrass acts.
suffered a serious car accident in January of 1953, which sidelined his career for several months. The following year,
Elvis Presley
's "Blue Moon of Kentucky" at his one and only Grand Ole Opry appearance, radically reworking the arrangement;
apologized for his adaptation, but
would later perform the same arrangement at his concerts.
released his first album,
Knee Deep in Bluegrass
, in 1958, the same year he appeared on the country singles chart with "Scotland"; the number 27 single was his first hit in almost a decade. However, by the late '50s his stardom was eclipsed by
Flatt & Scruggs
was not helped by his legendary stubbornness. Numerous musicians passed through his band because of his temperament and his quest for detail, he rarely granted press interviews and would rarely perform on television; he even canceled a concert at Carnegie Hall because he believed the promoter,
Alan Lomax
, was a communist. In the '60s,
received a great career boost from the folk music revival, which made him popular with a new generation of listeners. Thanks to his new manager, ex-
Greenbriar Boys
Ralph Rinzler
played bluegrass festivals across the U.S., frequently on college campuses. In 1967, he founded his own bluegrass festival, the Bill Monroe Bean Blossom Festival, at his country music park, which continued to run into the '90s.
In 1970, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame; the following year, the Nashville Songwriters Association International Hall of Fame. Throughout the '70s, he toured constantly. In 1981,
was diagnosed with cancer and underwent treatment for the disease successfully. After his recovery, he resumed his busy touring schedule, which he kept into the '90s. In 1991, he had surgery for a double coronary bypass, but he quickly recovered and continued performing and hosting weekly at the Grand Ole Opry. In 1993, the Grammys gave
a Lifetime Achievement Award. After suffering a stroke in early 1996,
died on September 9, 1996, four days short of his 85th birthday.
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Short for 5-26, which is short for E-Z, the 5th and 26th letters in the alphabet, respectively. Generally used in reference to those of the female gender.
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An Army veteran who has repeatedly been hospitalized for treatment of a mental illness and has threatened to harm police and others at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Buffalo has been arrested by federal agents for unlawfully keeping a shotgun at his home.
The 36-year-old City of Tonawanda man also rented an assault-style rifle at a North Tonawanda gun range and admitted to a doctor that he had thought about hurting people at the Erie County Fair and Canal Fest, events that attract tens of thousands of people, according to documents filed in U.S. District Court.
Christopher M. Simmance this week was charged with felony criminal possession of a weapon because it is illegal under federal law for someone who has been committed to a mental health institution to possess a weapon.
His case highlights a key piece of the debate taking place in New York and across the nation over gun laws, with advocates on both sides of the gun-control argument seeking better enforcement of laws meant to keep weapons out of the hands of emotionally disturbed persons.
Once someone has been committed to a hospital for treatment of a mental illness, the person is prohibited by federal law from having any kind of firearm. The U.S. Attorney's Office in Buffalo wasn't able to provide data on the number of arrests made under this charge in the area.
In Simmance's case, his concerned father contacted City of Tonawanda police in November 2011 and asked officers to remove the 12-gauge, pump-action Remington shotgun that Simmance had at his apartment.
City of Tonawanda police have arrested Simmance three times – for disorderly conduct and petit larceny in 1994, and disorderly conduct in 2010 – and have checked on his welfare on other occasions, police officials previously told The Buffalo News.
Mark A. Simmance asked officers to take his son's shotgun because he believes Simmance suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, and he shouldn't have a weapon, according to an affidavit filed in federal district court by Special Agent Thomas Rodriguez of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Christopher Simmance served in the Army from January 1998 to January 2001, leaving active duty with the rank of specialist, according to Army records obtained by The News.
Simmance, a member of the Occupy Buffalo movement in 2011, has told reporters from The News and other media outlets that he served in Iraq and Afghanistan and he was wounded in combat.
The News reported in late 2011 that Army records do not support Simmance's claims of seeing action in a war zone, and Simmance's mother told the newspaper she believed her son's mental illness led him to exaggerate his service record.
Simmance was involuntarily committed to the VA hospital twice in May 2009 and once in April 2010, Rodriguez wrote in his affidavit.
Last July, when VA police were called to the emergency room to escort Simmance to another part of the hospital, Simmance became upset and threatened to shoot the officers with ammunition that would pierce their bulletproof vests.
The next day, Simmance's mother, Denise, contacted City of Tonawanda police because she was alarmed about several items she found in her son's apartment while he was undergoing a psychiatric evaluation at the VA hospital.
Denise Simmance turned over to police a machete, an "Army Ranger" knife, a law-enforcement-style baton and 21-round, .223-caliber ammunition magazines.
Simmance's mother also gave police a journal that contained written threats against a janitor and another person at the VA hospital. Simmance described wanting to shoot the janitor in the head.
When VA police questioned Simmance, he said he was asked by a therapist to write down his thoughts but he didn't recall writing those threats.
He said he did own a shotgun, which he said he used to hunt on a property in Warsaw, but his father had taken the weapon from him.
Earlier on the same day he was interviewed by the agents, Simmance told a doctor he thought about hurting people at the Erie County Fair and Canal Fest, but he later told the agents he wouldn't harm anyone.
Last August, ATF agents talked to an employee of the Niagara Gun Range in North Tonawanda, which allows patrons to rent and shoot a variety of weapons. The employee told the agents range records show Simmance rented an assault-style rifle there in March 2011.
Simmance is not charged with renting this rifle, nor with having the ammunition clips at his apartment.
The charge covers the shotgun, and in order to bring the illegal-possession charge, federal agents and prosecutors had to show the weapon crossed state lines at some point in its history.
Simmance's shotgun was manufactured in New York but was shipped to a Kmart distribution center in Warren, Ohio, before it was returned to New York and sold at a Kmart store in Batavia.
It's not clear from the criminal complaint why, if police learned in November 2011 that Simmance had the shotgun, charges weren't brought until this month. Barbara Burns, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Buffalo, said she couldn't answer that question because it is part of an ongoing investigation.
Frank J. Christiano, resident agent in charge of the ATF, said Simmance's arrest was the culmination of a lengthy investigation by the ATF, City of Tonawanda police, VA police and the VA's Office of Inspector General, but he declined further comment.
Simmance was taken into custody on Sunday. A detention hearing held Thursday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah J. McCarthy was adjourned until April 4.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John M. Alsup is prosecuting the case.
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Don't Judge a Sale by its License: New Perspectives on Software Transfers Under the First Sale Doctrine in the United States and Europe
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University of San Francisco Law Review, Vol. 36, pp. 1-107, 2001
Section 109(a) of the Copyright Act, known as the First Sale Doctrine, protects the lawful owner of a copy of a copyrighted work from infringing the copyright in that work by reselling the copy. The First Sale Doctrine constitutes a well established principle of United States and European intellectual property law. Nearly every commercial transfer of a copy of software is accompanied by an explicit license agreement which seeks to impose restraints on the use and resale of the software. Thus, the applicability vel non of the First Sale Doctrine affects virtually every software transaction. The consequences of this legal doctrine penetrate the very core of public policy on competition and consumer protection in the software market.
This Article reviews the origins and functions of the First Sale Doctrine as it applies to software and attempts to clarify the circumstances under which a software transfer constitutes a 'first sale.' This Article revisits the concepts of sales and ownership in order to avoid the common misconception that by labeling a transaction a 'license grant,' the final word has been spoken on whether a sale of a software copy has in fact occurred. By eschewing the common judicial dichotomization of a 'license' of software and a 'sale' of software, this Article shows that the form of the license is almost uniformly epiphenomenal. A software transfer must always involve a license in some form. This Article also examines the application of the First Sale Doctrine to software licensing agreements in the European Community.
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Country Baskets, Crafts & Gifts has opened in rural Sycamore and invites people to visit the store to view for themselves its variety of gift items.
"I've had it for 14 years and it was a success no matter where I went," said owner Elinor Ames. "If people would come here and see it, they would come back. I know they would."
Ames said she originally wove baskets to sell in her store, but merchandise has changed through the years. She no longer makes baskets, but has retained the name.
A native of Port Clinton, Ames opened her first store at Lakeside in 1998, and moved from Lakeside to Marblehead.
A couple years ago she met her significant other, Larry Goodman, and recently decided to move to Sycamore.
He remodeled his office to create a store for her.
"He's the builder behind it all, and he has good taste," Ames said.
Today, the store carries a wide variety of gift items and crafts - from metal pumpkins she designed to red, white and blue American items.
There also are flip-flops, bath and body soaps and lotions, soy candles, greeting cards, jelly, decorative holiday items, wreaths, purses, potpourri, crystal potpourri, Ohio State items and a variety of beads, to name a few.
"The 1803 candles are, in my mind, the best candles ever," she said.
"There's a little bit of everything for everybody," she said. "There isn't anything in my store I haven't tried or I don't like.
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She recommended an item called Sore No More as a rub for ridding the body of arthritis pain and similar pains because it has all-natural ingredients.
"My holiday stuff is out all the time," she said. "But I change the displays for each season."
Taking center stage right now are Halloween and Christmas.
She said she adds new items if people request them or "as the mood strikes us."
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HANOVERTON-All during his high school career, United quarterback Garrett Beech was used to playing the leading role on Friday nights. This past season, he was one of the top dual-threat quarterbacks in the area, rushing for 1,049 yards and passing for 1,097 while accounting for 27 touchdowns.
However, for the 35th annual Penn-Ohio Stateline Classic, Beech will have to accept a part on the supporting cast as he will play defensive back and kicker for the Ohio squad Friday night at Springfield High School. Quarterbacking duties will be split between Crestview's Collin Gilbert and Poland's Jacob Wolfe.
"It's still a lot of fun to be playing in the game," Beech said. "It's still an honor to be here. I'll just be a little less tired after the game now."
Beech impressed the coaching staff during early practices last week with his booming kicks. He began kicking his freshman year at United and said it came naturally to him.
"I played soccer a little bit as a kid, and coach (Mike) Ward asked me to step in as a freshman after an injury," Beech said. "My first extra point I was nervous and shaking. I just tried to hit the ball as square as I could and it went through. I never really had much trouble with kicking."
Beech says his range on field goals extends to 40 yards, though he never got close to attempting a kick that long in a game.
"We almost never kicked field goals at United," Beech said. "I never remember attempting very many. We went for it on 4th down a lot."
Beech was beaten out for a quarterback spot by his Inter-Tri County League upper tier rival Gilbert, but has gotten a chance to go against him in practice for the Penn-Ohio game while playing defensive back.
"He's the player I was most looking forward to playing with," Beech said. "We've been going at each other since seventh grade so its cool to finally be on the same side. He was always a huge challange to play against when we played Crestview. He's so athletic and makes so many plays. It was tough to cover all the weapons they had on defense."
Friday's game will not be Beech's last as he will get a chance to switch back to offense this fall at Malone.
"Friday night will be a good test to prepare me for college, going against a lot of great players" Beech said. "I think it's going to be a good atmosphere."


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Prince William and Kate formally registered the birth of Prince George Friday, the Palace announced.
William, 31, signed the birth certificate for his newborn son and third-in-line to the throne at Kensington Palace earlier in the day.
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Saturday, August 17, 2013
Jason Alexander, CEO of East Cooper Medical Center, will serve as chair for the 2014 March for Babies in Charleston. He is committed to helping reach the event goal of $475,000 to support March of Dimes research and community programs to help moms have full-term pregnancies and babies to begin healthy lives. March for Babies will take place on April 26, 2014 in Charleston.
"When you participate in March for Babies, you are helping the March of Dimes continue working for stronger, healthier babies in our community and across our state. The money we raise supports programs to help moms have healthy, full-term pregnancies. It also funds research to find answers to the problems that threaten our state's babies," said Alexander. "I'm serving as the 2014 Chair for March for Babies because I believe if we can give a child a healthy birth, we are making a positive impact on their future quality of life. I challenge Charleston area businesses and families to join me in raising critical funds so more families will know the joy of having a healthy baby."
"We are honored to have the support of all the associates at East Cooper Medical Center, remarked Alexander. "When our local businesses and families come together for March for Babies they show the whole community the value of volunteer service and community involvement. Most importantly, they are helping more families know the joy of having a healthy baby."
The most urgent infant health problem in the U.S. today is premature birth. It affects more than half a million babies each year, with the number growing every day. Babies born too soon are more likely to die or have disabilities. The March of Dimes is committed to reducing this toll by funding research to find the answers to premature birth and providing comfort and information to families who are affected.
Each year, the South Carolina Chapter of the March of Dimes invests in mission initiatives statewide, including research grants and local community services. Through these program services, the March of Dimes continues working to prevent birth defects and infant death, reduce South Carolina's premature birth rate, increase access to prenatal care and educate men and women about having healthy babies.
In Charleston, March for Babies is sponsored by East Cooper Medical Center, Trident Health System, Robert Bosch, MUSC Children's Hospital, Publix Supermarkets and Clear Channel Communications.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - While Penn State's last drive of regulation on Saturday, which saw the Nittany Lions march 80 yards down field in just four plays, may define Christian Hackenberg's young career, Bill O'Brien looked to give some credit elsewhere.
O'Brien mentioned all three of the passes made on the final charge for Penn State, but pointed out Allen Robinson's two catches, one of which placed the Nittany Lions on the Michigan 1-yard line, and Brandon Felder's grab, too.
"I would give the credit there to the receivers that went up and made those plays, Brandon and Allen," O'Brien said on a Big Ten coaches conference call Tuesday.
Although O'Brien gave credit to the catches made by the receivers, he said the drive aides Hackenberg's confidence.
"Obviously, any time you win a game like that and you have a drive like that, it helps your confidence," O'Brien said. "It helps you the next time when a situation like that comes up, you've already accomplished that type of situation."
Saturday's quadruple overtime victory also marked the halfway point in Penn State's 2013 season and Hackenberg's freshman year.
Hackenberg has compiled a completion percentage just under 60 percent while tallying 1,672 passing yards and 11 touchdowns to just six interceptions.
The freshman leads the Big Ten conference in average passing yards per game with an average just under 280 per game and received three Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors - one of which came this week.
O'Brien said he believes Hackenberg is improving every week and every time the freshman sees something, it is the first time he is seeing it at the college level.
"Now we head to Ohio State and he's playing a game in one of the most famous stadiums in the history of college football," O'Brien said. "So, that'll be new for him."
O'Brien said Hackenberg is a focused quarterback, but he can always continue to improve on his accuracy, his mechanics and his knowledge of the offense.
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n Ignore Indiana
Twice in the week following Penn State's first ever loss to Indiana fans were told not to ask questions about the game in Bloomington.
Three announcements were made before O'Brien's Penn State Football Show, which was held Thursday at Damon's Grill, not to ask questions regarding the subject and fans attending the quarterback luncheon on Wednesday were instructed to do the same.
In O'Brien's press conference held the Tuesday following the 44-24 loss in Bloomington, O'Brien did not entertain any questions about Indiana and opted to shift the focus toward the Nittany Lions' upcoming game with Michigan.
Flash forward a week and O'Brien said the announcements were not made while he was there and he has no problem with answering questions regarding any topic.
"Any question that anybody wants to ask me, they can ask me," O'Brien said. "I'm going to answer it however I feel like answering it ... if [the announcements] did happen, I will make sure that that doesn't happen again."
n Lynch's playing time
Akeel Lynch leads the Penn State three-headed monster of running backs in yards per carry, but the redshirt freshman's playing time is staggered.
Lynch busted out for 108 yards against Eastern Michigan following the season opener against Syracuse in which he did not receive a carry. After Eastern Michigan, Lynch only saw five carries, but broke out again in the next game with Kent State for 123 yards - a career high.
However, against the Wolverines, Lynch did not see offensive action for the second time this season.
O'Brien assured there is nothing wrong with Lynch nor his production, but his lack of playing time Saturday came as a result of Bill Belton's strong play.
"I think in the last game we had an idea going in that we were going to rotate three backs," O'Brien said. "Then once we had Billy in there, we felt like Billy was doing some things really well, so we didn't really want to take Billy out."
O'Brien said it was his decision to keep Belton in and the decision does not reflect the coaching staff's opinion of Lynch nor his future playing time.
"We think the world of Akeel Lynch, and we'll continue to work him into the lineup," O'Brien said.
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With the tolls that a four-overtime game takes, the Penn State practice schedule was adjusted accordingly.
"[Monday], what we did is we went out there and had a scrimmage with our younger guys," O'Brien said. "Tried to get some improvement there and then our older guys conditioned and that was about it for them."
O'Brien said the team returned to practice Tuesday, Wednesday and probably Thursday in wake of the game that lasted four hours and 11 minutes in length.
"Four-overtime game, it was a long football game," O'Brien said. "The biggest goal for us this week is to get healthy."


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The Buffalo Bills are in line for the No. 6 pick in the 2013 NFL draft, with one week to go in the regular season.
Kansas City (2-13) and Jacksonville (2-13) are locked into the top two spots. Oakland, Philadelphia and Detroit all stand 4-11 and currently complete the top five.
The Bills are one of four teams at 5-10, along with Cleveland, Tennessee and Arizona. There are four teams at 6-9 – San Diego, the Jets, Tampa Bay and Carolina.
Strength of schedule is the tiebreaker for draft positioning. In case of a tie, the team with the easier schedule picks sooner.
The Bills' strength of schedule (.487) is easier than that of the other 5-10 teams. The Browns are at .500, the Titans .513 and Arizona .563.
If the Bills lose to the Jets, the highest they probably could pick would be fourth. The Bills' strength of schedule is easier than that of Philadelphia (.508) and Detroit (.571). The Bills can't move ahead of Oakland (.467).
If the Bills beat the Jets, the lowest they probably would pick would be 11th.
Sunday's game against the Jets will be blacked out from local television.
The Bills' receiving corps is undermanned due to the recent injuries to tight end Scott Chandler and receiver Donald Jones. Chandler went out with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee Sunday in Miami. Jones went on injured reserve last week.
Backup tight end Dorin Dickerson hurt his ankle in Miami but was able to practice on a limited basis Wednesday. Backup Ruvell Martin, currently No. 4 on the receiver depth chart, was excused from practice for a couple of days for personal reasons. He's expected to be available Sunday. Marcus Easley, No. 5 at receiver, sat out last week with a sore hamstring but was able to be limited on Wednesday.
"We're going to be struggling to do some of the things that we need to do," coach Chan Gailey said. "To get into some of your two tight [end] stuff you might have to put an extra lineman in there to get some of that done. There's some things with Marcus not being 100 percent. Just for your information, Ruvell Martin will not be at practice for the next couple days for personal excuse. He is excused."
Besides Chandler and Martin, others sitting out practice for the Bills were safety Jairus Byrd (ankle), guard Andy Levitre (knee), defensive tackle Kyle Williams (ankle) and safety Da'Norris Searcy (groin).
Jets starters who did not practice were tight end Dustin Keller (ankle), defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson (concussion, knee), receiver Chaz Schillens (knee) and linebacker Bryan Thomas (chest).
The Bills signed tight end Derek Buttles to the practice squad and released tackle J.B. Shugarts. Buttles, 6-5 and 230, played at Maine.
Bills defensive end Mario Williams donated a 2009 Ford F-250 pickup truck to two Marine veterans near his hometown in North Carolina. Sgt. Justin Hunter and his wife, Staff Sgt Cherie Hunter, of Jacksonville, N.C., never met Williams but were the recipients of his holiday generosity. Williams made the donation through North Carolina-based Purple Heart Homes, a nonprofit group that provides housing solutions for service-connected veterans. The Jacksonville Daily News reported the donation on Monday.
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Terry Rae (Fleck) Baker, 63, Moorcroft, Wyo., formerly of York, died Nov. 1, 2012, at Campbell County Memorial Hospital in Gillette, Wyo., as a result of a motor vehicle accident.
She was born in Philipsburg, daughter of the late Jesse C. and Grace E. (Robison) Fleck. She married Raymond O. Baker, who died on Oct. 22, 2010.
Surviving are a daughter, Heather L. Haskell and husband, Fonzy, of Moorcroft, Wyo.; a son, Chad M. of York; five grandchildren: Landon and Levi Baker and Weston, Kyanne and Kyson Haskell; four siblings: Mike Fleck (Dawn), Judy Groff (Michael), Vickie Livelsberger (Gale) and Betsy Rebuck; a brother-in-law, Robert Snyder (husband of her late sister, Carole Snyder); and many nieces and nephews.
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Terry retired as a deputy court administrator with the County of York and had worked in the judicial court system for 40 years. She was a member of First Assembly of God Church in York and the Business and Professional Women's Club, and she was president of Women's Aglow and a board member of Crickett's Answer for Cancer.
She was a faithful servant of God.
Friends will be received from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9, 2012, at Workinger-Semmel Funeral Home & Crematorium Inc., 849 E. Market St., York, and from 9 until the 11 a.m. funeral service Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012, at First Assembly of God Church, 2270 N. Susquehanna Trail, York. Following cremation, burial will be at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Crickett's Answer for Cancer, 1110 Skyview Drive, York, PA 17406; or to the Missionettes, First Assembly of God, 2270 N. Susquehanna Trail, York, PA 17404.


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This was only the second good game he's ever managed in a Saints shirt (the other being a play off against Leeds 3 years ago). Every other chance he's had in the 1st team he's been fairly poor.
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She got a hair cut. It's layered a bit and now out of her eyes. It grabs her curls more and stuff. So cute. I feel clueless when it comes to little girl hair. I think there is this unwritten rule that no one told me about. People freak if you cut it but am I supposed to keep it all stringy and un-shaped? Oh PS it's just hair. And she's adorable.
The other day I had a frustrating butting-heads moment with Noah after school, and a complete breakdown in communication. This is exactly what I fear as he gets older, and there it was staring me in the face. Later the kids were painting at the table and instead of cleaning the kitchen nearby like I usually do, I sat down and painted with them.
Noah got emotional again when he smudged his painting a bit, and I tried to make him feel better by saying sometimes you just gotta work your mistake into your plan. Or something like that. Make it part of your art.
Soon, he spilled out what was bothering him. Something that happened at school. I realized -duh- art is his outlet and I need to remember this. We will be doing lots more painting. And mistaking.


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Professional wrestling is just a show, but don't tell Bret Hart that.
The five-time World Wrestling Entertainment champion and two-time World Championship Wrestling title holder will be in Altoona tonight at the Jaffa Shrine with Big Time Wrestling, but things have changed for Hart since he was last in Altoona.
"It's hard to remember specifics, but we were fighting the Bulldogs, and I remember going to Altoona," Hart said. "Those were the good old times. Those were the most fun days back in 1984 and '85, because wrestling wasn't quite discovered yet. Wrestling was really born in places like Altoona."
Hart's fame and success in the ring flourished after those matches at the Shrine in the 1980s, but the professional wrestler has had to deal with plenty of adversity outside of the squared circle.
"[Bret's] family is kind of like the Kennedy's," Bret Hart's former manager, Jimmy Hart, said. "But because his daddy was a wrestler and had the school in Calgary, you learn to deal with stuff and just keep going. Bret has dealt with a lot of tragedy, but the fans have always been so great with him and meant a lot to him."
In 1999, Hart's younger brother Owen died at a WWE pay-per-view after a failed stunt. Three years later, his brother-in-law, David Smith, also known as the British Bulldog, passed away at 39. The next year, he lost his father, Stu.
"I think that in the end when you weigh it all up, I'm grateful for all wrestling gave me, and I think my dad and brother Owen would say the same thing," Hart said. "I'm proud of everything I did. After dealing with what happened with my brother Owen over the years, I've come to see it was a horrible accident, and I don't think [WWE owner] Vince [McMahon] would want something like that to happen. It wouldn't be advantageous to anyone.
"We were hurt by that, though. I don't think my dad ever got over what happened with Owen. It had a rebound effect with my dad and Davey. I think my dad and Davey would have lived a lot longer if not for Owen dying."
As Hart was losing family members, his in-ring career was fading. Hart famously refused to lose the WWE title to Shawn Michaels in November of 1997 and left the company for WCW after McMahon rigged the end of the match to switch the title to Michaels.
After joining WCW, Hart never found the same success he had in the WWE and grew weary of the direction the business was going.
"Wrestling was everything for everyone," Hart said. "Then it turned to concentrating on certain audiences in the late 90s when the wrestling fans were cheering bad guys, and it wasn't any fun anymore.
"Grandpa and grandma weren't going anymore. It wasn't a family atmosphere. It was guys with beer guts and rednecks; they weren't good fans. They were just there to get drunk. Not all fans were like that, but it got too rowdy for young kids. Now it's more acceptable."
Recently, Hart has worked out his differences with McMahon and the WWE and occasionally appears on their programming. He was inducted into the company's Hall of Fame in 2006.
Hart was in the building when former rival and current WWE announcer Jerry "The King" Lawler suffered an on-air heart attack earlier this year.
"It was quite stricken in the locker room, and it was a horrible feeling. It reminded people of what happened with Owen," Hart said. "It was stressful for everyone from Vince McMahon to you name it. Jerry was fighting for his life. His heart stopped for 20 minutes, but those paramedics kept pushing on his chest and really worked hard to save him.
"Everyone carried on. The WWE should have been applauded for finally doing things the right way."
That experience, along with the other tragedies Hart has dealt with over the last 15 years makes him appreciate moments like tonight.
"This will be one of those rare times the Hart Foundation and Jimmy Hart will be together," Hart said. "I don't know if it will ever happen again. They all live pretty far away, and I don't get to Florida very often. It's luck of the draw that we'll be all together, and it will definitely be a trip down memory lane."


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HOUSTON -- Houston Rockets coach Kevin McHale has taken a leave of absence to deal with a family matter.
The team announced the move on Saturday and says assistant coach Kelvin Sampson will be in charge while McHale is out.
There is no timetable for the return of the second-year coach and Hall of Fame player.
Rockets general manager Daryl Morey says: "Kevin is a devoted family man who is needed back home in Minnesota at the moment. The Rockets organization will keep Kevin and his family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time."
He didn't provide any further details on the specifics of the situation.


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Please get someone that can read, at least.
@Robert: I guess, you can't understand the accent. But u know what? This isn't a story of the movie. Go watch a movie if you want great sounding accent and good story!!.. FYI, I didn't have any problem in understanding what he read. If you had any problem in understanding any part, I will write a transcript and send it over!!
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