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An angry Mohammed Morsi vowed in a televised address on Sunday he would not hesitate to take more action to stem the latest eruption of violence across much of the country.
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June 16, 2013, 01:15 AM
Ok I was wondering if someone could give me a website to order a set of brass knuckles "belt buckle" or even better steel that are a decent quality.
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June 16, 2013, 01:21 AM
No, I sure can't, and won't if I could.
That would just get you locked in the slammer faster then they can pull the Taser barbs out of your skin, and charge you with a felony.
Brass knuckles, and belt buckles that can be used as such, are against the law almost everywhere in the USA I am aware of.
June 16, 2013, 02:55 AM
Ya bad,but fun idea. Be cool for around the house,only place to wear it to,legally
June 16, 2013, 08:50 AM
Advertising you are carrying knucks is a dumb idea. Wearing them out in the open is an invitation to getting into a confrontation which is also a dumb idea.
If you want some of the fancy "bling" non-functional knuckles buckles, that presents an aggressive combative posture that we can't condone.
4v50 Gary
June 16, 2013, 09:00 AM
While I have punched people, I never liked the idea of punching someone. Control holds means less force and doesn't look as bad. If I was that concerned about fighting, I'd carry a roll of nickels.
June 16, 2013, 10:30 AM
Most states define them as prohibited.
Funny story, way back around 1980 something I responded to a call and Mr. knuklehead had a some had some brass knucles on.
I gazed over his shoulder and said," take him Tommy" There was no Tommy but when he turned it was easy to slam him into wall and cuff him. Those nucks turned a minor drunk charge into a felony.
Sam Cade
June 16, 2013, 10:37 AM
Brass knuckles, and belt buckles that can be used as such, are against the law almost everywhere in the USA I am aware of.
Perfectly legal in KY if carried openly. Maybe as ear rings :D
Perfectly legal carried concealed with our CCDW license and mentioned specifically as kosher in the legalese.
Knucks are subject to the same sort of "thug" stigmatization as switchblades but they remain viable and effective small impact weapons. As with every thing else, quality and utility will vary widely with many of the "novelty" knucks being unusable.
Fred Fuller
June 16, 2013, 02:30 PM
Good advice above.
Try one of these on your keys - http://comtechstinger.com/ - if, of course, it's legal where you live.
Rat Robb
June 16, 2013, 02:56 PM
A friend and I bought some at a tattoo convention years back. He had a cop stop him and looked over them (he was wearing it as intended, a belt buckle, at the time). The cop told him to make sure he kept them there and left us alone.
I open carry mine now :-)
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June 16, 2013, 06:15 PM
Its legal to wear them as a belt buckle......never said I would carry them with me, I just want them. If I wanted a self defense weapon brass knuckles would be one of my last choices. Here in missouri its legal to own them just not to carry them.
June 16, 2013, 07:37 PM
Then what's the point of having it as a belt buckle?
Check ebay for some crazy ones if you just want them for paper weights.
June 16, 2013, 07:51 PM
Perfectly legal in KY if carried openly.
I guess I'm missing something--when did "technically legal" start being the same as ethical and conscionable.
Sounds like inside the beltway talk.
Sam Cade
June 16, 2013, 08:19 PM
I guess I'm missing something--when did "technically legal" start being the same as ethical and conscionable.
Sounds like inside the beltway talk.
What the devil are you talking about?
June 16, 2013, 08:28 PM
Nothing. I apologize if I offended.
June 16, 2013, 11:32 PM
Its legal to wear them as a belt buckle.....just nothing else.
June 17, 2013, 08:03 AM
Just because it is "legal" doesn't make it practical or advisable.
Carl N. Brown
June 17, 2013, 09:38 AM
The state going armed statute bars going armed in public for offense (period) or for defense (without a handgun carry permit) and specifically lists weapons prohibited from public carry--including brass knuckles. A lot of "prohibited" weapons can be kept in the home for defense, or collected as curios, ornaments or keepsakes, but are prohibited from carry.
Brass knuckles simply have the aura of a black jack or other "weapon of the footpad or thief by night". While a knife or gun may be simply brandished to be effective in defense or offense, knucks or jacks usually have to be used. There is a gut reaction--embodied in many weapons laws--that sees knucks as offensive weapons without defensive use. You may call it prejudice, but it is hard to ignore since it is part of the law.
June 17, 2013, 11:24 PM
I saw a guy get seven kinds of stuffing kicked out of him because he thought he could get the buckle-knucks deployed in a timely manner. After the fight, the winning party pulled the knucks off the loser's belt and left them where the police would see them. Everything was sorted out in court, but it was along old road.
June 18, 2013, 07:14 AM
Years ago one of the local... guys. Had my uncle pour him a set of "knucks" out of aluminum then fit them as the grip of a huge knife. (a Buck IIRC) I suspect it is still in the property room of the sheriff's office.
4v50 Gary
June 18, 2013, 08:18 AM
Ajumbo - good point you made with your observation. The belt buckle wearer gave his opponent plenty of lag time while he fumbled to get his buckle. One well delivered punch or kick is all that's needed to disable one's opponent. Relying on weapons means two things: 1) The person knocked out didn't rely or train the brain first; 2) Weapons that take time to deploy can be trumped by a skilled assailant.
June 18, 2013, 11:10 AM
About a month ago I was in the back of a courtroom waiting to testify and the case in front of mine involved a prohibited weapons charge for a brass knuckles belt buckle.
That case got pushed back, so I don't know the outcome, but it seems like a lot of hassle. Be certain of the wording of your local laws.
June 18, 2013, 11:43 AM
In another place and time, 'belts' crafted by using automotive timing chains were occasionally visible.
June 18, 2013, 04:53 PM
I just want them as a novelty/paper weight. I've got a chain "necklace" with .5lb weights at each end if I wanted a weapon to use in a fight, if I did not mind the assault with a deadly weapon charge.
June 19, 2013, 08:09 AM
A little practical "street advice" might be in order here. When I was a young cop I made one or two (probably more...) arrests for concealed weapons charges. If the item was anything other than a firearm (blackjack, dagger, "dirk" -whatever that is.. knucks -in any material, etc, etc....) the charge was purely a misdemeanor (here in Florida). If the item was a firearm, of course, a felony... Remember now at this point we're only talking possession concealed -not use. Anyone foolish enough to use any of the above (and not in necessary, pretty clear cut, self defense was looking at a felony (agg. assault for just threatening or trying to use one, aggravated battery if you did any injury with that particular weapon). Improvised weapons ( a rock in a sock, a stick, hammer, etc) got treated the same.....
Now for the important stuff... many times possession of a weapon (say during a traffic stop) was never acted upon... I'd advise them of the law and point out that it the item was not within their ready reach (I know, for young men , that would defeat the whole purpose...) then they'd never have the slightest problem -as long as they never attempted to use it unless they were in clear cut self defense mode. The trunk of the car was where I pointed them for that kind of "storage". Here's what you never told anyone on the street... If they were up to no good or were found in circumstances where an arrest was a maybe situation, having a weapon meant they ended up taking a ride downtown, period, even if no weapons charge was ever involved at all.
When my son was finally old enough to drive, and usually up for anything that any other fool thought was a good idea.... I carefully walked him through all of what I've just written. Not sure he listened but managed to grow up without an arrest record, and is now a young CG type...
June 19, 2013, 08:39 AM
My issue is with the "statement" wearing a set of brass knuckles as a belt buckle makes--the impression it gives...
"I'm a cocky tough guy who'd as soon punch you as look at you, so watch yourself when I'm around lest I have to go off on you!"
That's purely my impression, and if yours is different, so be it. I suppose some people might view OCing a handgun in the same way, but I do not. OCing has practical SD advantages; a brass knuckles belt buckle does not.
June 19, 2013, 01:51 PM
Class ring doubles as brass knuckles (and considered in several states as such) and a belt buckle that doubles as a dinner plate. No desire to combine them to make them non functional.
June 19, 2013, 02:26 PM
Just because it is "legal" doesn't make it practical or advisable.
Well said.
Wearing a brass knuckles is, at best, tacky, at worst something that will land you in the county jail. ;)
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OnQ profiles the steward of one of Pittsburgh's greatest treasures: the Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh campus.
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A worker climbs down what will be an oculus into the main entrance of the George W. Bush Presidential Center at SMU Friday, September 16, 2011 in University Park. The center will house both the George W. Presidential Library, and the Bush Institute.
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Mrs. Eugene McDermott Music Director in honor of Graeme Jenkins
Emmanuel Villaume
Strasbourg, France
Maestro Emmanuel Villaume has appeared with the Metropolitan Opera for Madama Butterfly, Samson et Dalila, and Carmen; with the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden for Les contes d'Hoffmann and La rondine; the Lyric Opera of Chicago for Samson et Dalila, Manon, and The Merry Widow; the Washington National Opera for La rondine, Norma, Le Cid, Les contes d'Hoffmann and Lucia di Lammermoor; San Francisco Opera for Madama Butterfly and Werther; Los Angeles Opera for Les contes d'Hoffmann, La rondine and Grande Duchesse; Santa Fe Opera for Carmen; Dallas Opera for Faust and Le nozze di Figaro; Montreal Opera for La Vie Parisienne; Opera Theatre of Saint Louis for La rondine and Faust; Bastille Opera for Rigoletto; Toulouse Opera for Mignon; Opéra Marseilles for Pelléas et Mélisande, Samson, Carmen and Norma; Nice Opera for Faust; Monte Carlo Opera for La Périchole and Werther; La Fenice in Venice for Thaïs and Il crociato; Torino Teatro Regio for Ariane et Barbe Bleue and Hoffmann; Martina Franca Opera for La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein; Deutsche Oper Berlin for Tosca; Cologne Opera for La bohème and Werther; Hamburg Staatsoper with Der fliegende Holländer; Bonn Opera for La fanciulla del West; Teatro Real in Madrid for Hoffmann and Werther; Teatro Colon for Pelléas; Tokyo Bunka Kaikan for Der Rosenkavalier; and the Klangbogen Festival in Vienna for Don Quichotte and Menotti's Goya with Plácido Domingo.
He has led the Montreal Symphony in Montreal and at Carnegie Hall; the Chicago Symphony; the Boston Symphony at Symphony Hall and Tanglewood; the Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Detroit, Utah, Quebec and Oregon Symphonies; the Minnesota Orchestra; Juilliard orchestra; Orchestre de Paris; Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France; Beethovenhalle Orchestra of Bonn; Münchner Rundfunkorchester; Duisburger Philharmoniker; Orchestre symphonique National du Danemark, Orchestre de la Radio norvégienne; Kungliga Filharmonikerna and the Prague Philharmonic; the Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane symphonies; Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana, Orchestra Verdi di Milano; and, in concert, the orchestras of the Bastille Opera, Monte Carlo Philharmonic, Teatro alla Scala, the NHK Orchestra in Tokyo, the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, La Fenice orchestra, the latter in a concert performance of Berlioz' Les Troyens and the China National Opera Orchestra for three concerts during the Olympic Games of 2008.
Maestro Villaume is also Chief Conductor of the National Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra in Bratislava, and served as Chief Conductor of the National Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra in Ljubljana from 2008 to 2013 as well as the Spoleto Festival USA's Music Director from 2001 to 2010.
Emmanuel Villaume is Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of the National Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra as well as Chief Conductor of the National Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra in Bratislava. He served as the Spoleto Festival USA's Music Director for Opera & Orchestra from 2001 to 2010.
In early November 2013, Maestro Villaume will conduct the prestigious annual Richard Tucker Gala with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall in New York.
Born in Strasbourg in 1964, Emmanuel Villaume began his musical education at the Strasbourg Conservatory and continued his studies in Paris, where he received degrees in literature, philosophy and musicology. The author of noted musicological articles and research papers, he was appointed Dramaturg of the Opéra du Rhin in Strasbourg at the age of 21.
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March 27, 2013
NEW WATERFORD — The village's annual used tire drive will run from April 1 through April 22, Administrator Fred Fink said. Drop-off times at the town garage on Taylor Avenue are from 6:30 a.....
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DENVER — Colorado court officials have found two more sentencing errors like the one that allowed the only suspect in the killing of the state's corrections to walk out of prison four years early.
Prison officials said Tuesday the new errors were uncovered during a review of five years' worth of assault cases ordered by Gov. John Hickenlooper.
According to The Denver Post, neither mistake resulted in any inmates being improperly released.
Evan Ebel has been linked to the death of corrections director Tom Clements on March 19 and the killing of a pizza deliveryman two days before.
Ebel, who was on parole, died after a shootout in Texas.
State lawmakers were meeting to finalize next year's budget Wednesday and were expected to add about $650,000 for new parole supervision policies.


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I believe that there is a time and place to ask questions, and I would never do so in a way that was inappropriate or purposefully humiliating to someone else. But a thing I love about blogging is that it's a great place to question pretty much anything and everything. It's mine. And it's so alive.
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Boy Scouts of America will partner to present an original production about the history and values of scouting.
"A Century of Honor," commemorates the 100-year relationship between the church and the BSA. The production will be broadcast at 7 p.m. Oct. 30 to thousands of church meeting houses across the United States. Lowcountry sites hosting the event are in Summerville at 511 East 5th North St. and West Ashley at 1519 Sam Rittenberg Blvd.
Scouts from all denominations and chartering organizations, members of regional Boy Scout Councils and community leaders will gather at 6 p.m. for celebratory activities before viewing the telecast. Among those planning to attend are the Coastal Carolina Council Scout Executive and Program Director and District Executives from most of the districts in the council, as well as Order of the Arrow ceremonial dance teams. The 85-minute telecast will include hundreds of Scouts and feature Scout choirs, historical vignettes, and videos highlighting important events, service and achievements from the past century. The telecast will also be streamed at scouts100.lds.org, where it will also be available for later viewing. The public is invited.
Carl E. Smith of Mount Pleasant, second counselor in the Charleston, Stake Presidency, has participated in scouting activities. He said "The strong relationship of the church and Boy Scouts of America is based on a mutual interest in helping boys and young men develop enduring personal values and live their duty to God."
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Stetson erased a 14-point first half deficit but came out on the short end of 77-75 decision to Hofstra in the women's basketball season opener Friday afternoon at the Ocean Center.
Shanasa Sanders hit five three-pointers and scored 24 points to lead the Hatters (0-1). Victoria McGowan scored 17 points on 8-of-12 shooting before leaving the game midway through the second half with an injury.
"There were two things I was really proud of in this game," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said. "We hung in there in the first half and didn't lie down. And I was very pleased that we were able to take the lead while Victoria was out of the game. That's encouraging for me as a coach to see that we can play without her. We sure are a lot better with her, don't get me wrong, but I think we really grew in today's game."
Trailing by two late in the game, Jama Sharp found Sanders in the left corner for a wide-open three-pointer that gave Stetson a 75-74 lead with just under a minute to play. After a Hofstra timeout, Shante Evans put the Pride (1-0) back on top with one of her six field goals in the game. The Hatters had two chances in the final 30 seconds to regain the advantage but couldn't get the ball to drop either time. A free throw by Annie Payton with 2.6 seconds left capped the scoring.
"We had our chances at the end, I was just glad that we were in that spot," Bria said. "Hofstra is a very good team and they are well coached. But we had our chances, and we just didn't put the ball in the basket. If we hit even one of those it's a different game, and they are fouling us. But to Hofstra's credit they stuck it in when they had to."
Stetson had a rough start, turning the ball over three times before scoring their first field goal.
"I didn't like our start," Bria said. "I think they jumped on us and it took us a while to get used to the pressure."
Hofstra used their pressure and a strong inside game to build a 36-22 lead with four minutes remaining in the first half, but the Hatters closed the period on a 13-4 run to pull within five at halftime.
Stetson carried the momentum into a wild second half that featured five ties and six lead changes. Sasha Sims hit a clutch three-pointer with 10 minutes remaining to give Stetson its first lead of the game, 63-61. From there the lead see-sawed back-and-forth as neither team led by more than three down the stretch.
"Overall I was pleased with the effort," Bria said. "And I was pleased with our toughness, because we were down, we were down big to a very good team."
Sanders added four rebounds and four assists to her 24-point effort, and she played a team-high 37 minutes. Sims finished with 16 points and five rebounds, and Sharp added 10 points in 32 minutes.
"I am really proud of our point guard, Jama Sharp," Bria said. "She stepped in and even though she's only a sophomore she has improved a ton since last year. Shanasa Sanders also had a really great game for us as well."
The Hatters shot 49 percent from the floor, 50 percent (9-18) from three-point range, and 83 percent from the free throw line. Hofstra held a 39-30 advantage on the boards.
Stetson will turn right around and face USF at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Bria said McGowan's status for the game will be determined on Saturday.
Notes: Stetson played its first game at the Ocean Center in 25 years. The Hatters played seven games at the arena from 1985-88 … Jama Sharp made her first career start … Cha Cha Williams played 14 minutes in her first career appearance and drew two charges.


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Geography, GIS, and Planning:
Association of American Geographers (AAG)
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Gamma Theta Upsilon (International Geographic Honor Society)
GIS.com (ESRI)
North American Cartographic Information Society (NACIS)
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Dude, I hear she only likes to do it frombe.
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The 3 Fictional Presidents We Could Use Right Now
#1. President Camacho
President He Most Closely Resembles:
Andrew Jackson + Abraham Lincoln
Idiocracy is a movie about a modern-day man of average intelligence who gets sent 500 years into the future, where the average IQ has dropped to the low 20s, making him the smartest man in the world. Future America is a wasteland; the crops are failing (they're being watered with a Gatorade-like substance), the economy is in the toilet, and logic and reason have taken a back seat to loudness and a TV show where people get hit in the testicles. And this is the president:
President Camacho. Former pro wrestler turned porn star turned president. He dresses in American flag pants, he addresses the nation by dancing, singing, and firing a gun into the air and rallying them with his aggressively patriotic (if completely empty) rhetoric. He's energetic, likable, and absolutely captivating.
It's not just flash, by the way. Sure, he may drive a monster truck, and sure, he wears a giant medal around his neck. But President Camacho's bombastic patriotism is not only inspirational and exciting and explosive, it's also an incredibly useful quality for a leader to have, especially for his situation. America was struggling through a time of unprecedented poverty and loss, but it had a leader who still thought America was the best place in the world. The ability to recognize a country's flaws is certainly important, but people need to believe that their president wouldn't rather be anywhere else.
A country can't be great if its people haven't already blindly accepted it as such, and the people won't know to do that without a strong, passionate president leading the charge. That's who Andrew Jackson was. Andrew Jackson was a man who lost his wife, brother, and parents, so he decided he would make America his surrogate family. He lived, loved, and never left America, and if anyone or anything threatened her, he would come after them with the force and intensity of a man protecting his wife and children. That's what I want. I want America to be run by someone who doesn't just love America -- I want him or her to love the shit out of America. Just look at President Camacho. He screams America, he breathes America, America makes him hard as a rock. When times are tough on a country, sometimes the most important thing to hear is someone shouting "We're number one! We're number one!" It gives you hope.
It's not just President Camacho's patriotism that makes him a great leader. Eventually, Joe is brought to the attention of President Camacho. This weird-talking time traveler with his fancy ideas made it all the way to the White House, because an IQ test claimed he was the smartest man alive. And when that happened, President Camacho did a remarkable thing. He recognized that Joe was smarter, and he bowed to his wisdom. Everyone -- everyone -- in the world of Idiocracy resented Joe, because he talked differently and because his ideas, to them, sounded crazy. They turned against him out of their fear, their pride, and their inability to understand him. Everyone else, when faced with Joe's unconventional ideas, immediately went on the defensive and resented Joe. He didn't fit in with their weird hive mind of delusion and idiocy. Yet for all of his pomposity and ridiculousness, Camacho had the clarity of mind to look beyond all that. What he saw was a man who was smarter than himself, and he had no problem humbling himself and saying "Let's trust the smart guy."
President Lincoln was like that. He stacked his cabinet with his most vocal rivals, because Lincoln wasn't afraid to hear what someone else had to say. Knowledge was king for Lincoln. Even if he didn't totally like or understand someone, he respected ideas. Like Camacho. (Also like Camacho, I think Lincoln was a porn superstar before his presidency.) I want a president who isn't so proud that he's embarrassed to say he doesn't know something. A president who values thought, experimentation, and facts over gut or superstition, a president who will find the smartest guy in the room and ask him for advice.
"Hey, Neil DeGrasse Tyson -- why don't you go ahead and take the wheel on the country for a while?"
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Tiffin reports
Kory L. Schmidt, 29, of Tiffin, was charged with receiving stolen property and possession of criminal tools for an incident April 9.
Edward F. Carter Jr., 52, of Tiffin, was charged with assault for an incident Oct. 27.
A 17-year-old boy from Republic was charged with underage possession/consumption Friday night.
A 17-year-old girl from Green Springs was charged with underage possession/consumption and juvenile delinquency Friday night.
Two 15-year-old boys from Tiffin were charged with underage possession/consumption Friday night.
Lisa M. Niderhauser, 19, of Tiffin, was charged with assault Friday night.
Derick J. Smith Jr., 21, of Dayton, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and failure to control early Sunday morning.
Jeremy B.R. Hartzell, 32, of Tiffin, was charged with disorderly conduct early Sunday morning.
Justin A. Matthews, 26, of Bloomville, was charged with a weapon and a parole violation early Saturday morning.
A man reported Sunday afternoon his vehicle was vandalized in the 2000 block of West SR 18.
A 100-block South Washington Street woman reported Monday morning a sign was torn out of the ground and was pushed through her canopy.
A 100-block Melmore Street woman reported Monday morning she was knocked down by her brother. She said she did not need an ambulance.
County reports
Franklin J. Meisner, 51, of Tiffin, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and left of center Friday night.
A man reported Sunday afternoon a trailer was broken into in the area of US 224 and SR 19.
A 1200-block South Central Avenue man reported Sunday evening a car almost hit his wife while they were trick-or-treating.
Tony L. Moore, 39, of Milan, was charged with assault Sunday.
John A. Fuller, 55, of Tiffin, was charged with obstruction Monday. He also was cited with driving under suspension and violating traffic lanes.
A caller from Lakota School, 5473 N. TR 63, reported a student was under the influence of drugs Monday morning.
A 1000-block West CR 48 man reported Monday morning farm equipment had been stolen.
A GPS was reported stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 16000 block of East TR 88 Monday morning.
A theft of a cell phone was reported early Monday morning at Willow Creek Apartments, 575 E. SR 18.
Fostoria reports
Michael A. Sensabaugh, age unavailable, of Fostoria, was charged with burglary and disorderly conduct for an incident Oct. 28.
A juvenile male was arrested Sunday evening after a 500 block Maple Street person reported he was out of control and fighting with his father.
A 100-block East Fremont Street woman reported early Monday morning someone was in her residence when she arrived home. She said that person didn't have permission to be there.
State Patrol
Stephen A. Miracle, 43, of Clyde, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and failure to control Friday afternoon.
Tiffin fire
Firefighters were called to 349 Miami St. Sunday evening for an unintentional smoke detector activation.
Firefighters were called to 155 Miami St. Sunday evening for a false alarm.
Firefighters were called to 25 E. Perry St. Sunday night for an electrical problem.
Firefighters were called to East Davis and Elwood streets Monday morning for an electrical problem.
Probate court
Marriage license applications
Joshua Brian Wonder and Amanda Lee Belcher, Tiffin.
Larry Allen Eddington and Darlene Kay Birchfield, Fostoria.
Rex Alan Cooper and Pamela Sue Stevens, Fostoria.
Jesse Lee Deel and Angela Renee Yonts, Tiffin.
Kenneth Preston Schaade Jr. and Amber Rae Schreiner, Tiffin.
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Wheat: $8.56
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Top Definition
An individual who performs masculinity, by means of dress and mannerism, typically for public performance and entertainment.
See also gender revolutionary.
See also gender revolutionary.
"Sarah performed as a drag king in the local bar, under the name Alexander."
ayon kay Johnny Class ika-23 ng Marso, 2005
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a woman who, generally for public entertainment, dons men's clothes and adopts a stereotypically masculine demeanor while on stage. as with drag queens, a drag king's performance can range from a silly, overdone parody to a more natural, subtle depiction of masculinity.
that drag king at the club was so convincing, i thought she was some man who'd wandered on stage.
ayon kay dagger_grrl ika-20 ng Pebrero, 2004
a girl who dresses like a man for the entertainment of others, not to be confused with a transexual.
ayon kay peeble ika-04 ng Hunyo, 2003
the female version of the drag queen
ayon kay DD Keeper ika-04 ng Hunyo, 2003
A drag king is usually a woman who dresses, and usually acts, like a caricature man often for the purpose of entertaining or performing.
he is a drag king!
ayon kay leviathan.brood ika-17 ng Enero, 2011
a woman who impersonates a man by binding her breasts and wearing men's clothing, wearing her hair short, speaking in a low pitch, and adopting a masculine demeanor
Tammy is a professional drag king and the Fuzzy Bunny Bar.
ayon kay Bozz Hawg ika-06 ng Abril, 2004
n. Origin not clear. A woman who dresses up like a man. Most likely created to parallel drag queen.
ayon kay super love ika-29 ng Mayo, 2003


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A sling is a device used to support and keep still (immobilize) an injured part of the body.
Slings can be used for many different injuries. They are most often used when you have a broken (fractured) or dislocated arm or shoulder.
Sling - instructions
If an injury needs a splint, apply the splint first and then apply the sling.
Always check the person's skin color and pulse (circulation) after the injured body part has been splinted. Loosen the splint and bandage if:
Injuries to nerves or blood vessels often occur with an arm injury. The health care provider should check circulation, movement, and feeling in the injured area often.
The purpose of a splint is to prevent movement of the broken or dislocated bone. Splints reduce pain, and help prevent further damage to muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. Splinting also reduces the risk of opening a closed injury.
Care for all wounds before applying a splint or sling. If you can see bone in the injured site, call your local emergency number (such as 911) or local hospital for advice.
Other tips:
Do NOT try to realign an injured body part unless the skin looks pale or blue or there is no pulse.
Seek medical help if the person has a dislocation, broken bone, or severe bleeding. Also seek professional medical help if you cannot completely immobilize the injury at the scene by yourself.
Safety is the best way to avoid broken bones caused by falling. Some diseases make bones break more easily, so use caution when helping a person with fragile bones.
Activities that strain the muscles or bones for long periods of time should be avoided, because these can cause weakness and falls. Use caution when walking on slippery or uneven surfaces.
Klimke A, Furin M. Prehospital immobilization. In: Roberts JR, Hedges JR, eds. Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2013:chap 46.
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The first one there was never anything posted about it and I have yet to see anything reporting what the poster had said. We didn't remove any posts on the subject but I did close that topic because it was posted by someone who wasn't a member in an area not intended for open discussions (we have no way of verifying even an email address in that thread).
The second users made the same claim because I simply moved a thread that was posted in the wrong location to the correct subject.
What has brought on the sudden idea that we are deleting everything? Generally I try to be pretty careful if we are going to remove something. I may have made a few mistakes in the past but we've tried to correct them. Heck, we've even left the posts criticizing the removals up and tried to explain our actions. We've also had cases where people have contacted us because I didn't remove something fast enough...
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−St.John's Catholic United Financial Fundraiser9:00 am – 3:00 pm
St.John's Catholic United Financial Fundraiser
St.John's Auditorium, Searles
Sunday, November 9th, 2014
The event will begin with a breakfast along with a bake sale and raffle after 9 AM Mass.
Bingo will begin at 1:30 followed by the raffle drawing.+9:00 amSt.John's Catholic United Financial Fundraiser
−New Ulm Area Girl Scout Spaghetti Dinner11:00 am – 1:00 pm
New Ulm Area Girl Scout Spaghetti Dinner
Nov. 9th, 2014 at 11AM to 1 PM at Our Savior's Lutheran Church , 1400 South State
$8 for Adults, $5 for Children 10 and under
take out available
Fundraiser to support local Girl Scout Activity.+11:00 amNew Ulm Area Girl Scout Spaghetti Dinner
−St. Mary's Fall Festival Bingo11:30 am – 12:30 pm
St. Mary's Fall Festival Bingo
Sunday, Nov. 9th, 2014
Regular Bingo starts at 1:30 PM
Early Bird Bingo at 12:30PM
St.Mary's Church Hall Madelia, MN
$2,00 total pay out
cost $20.00 on or before Nov. 7th or $22.00 at the door Lunch available starting at 11:00 AM
Proceeds going to the St. Mary's CCW+11:30 amSt. Mary's Fall Festival Bingo
−Veteran's Day Program10:00 am – 11:00 am
Veteran's Day Program
Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014 at the New Ulm High School Gymnasium
10 AM- Musical selections by the New Ulm High School Band under the Directions of Patricia Nelson
10:10 AM- Welcome- Nina Hendel, Student Coucil President, Introduction of Program Master of ceremonies, Linda Sherry, Commander New Ulm Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1648
10:13 AM- Advancement of the colors (please rise) by the New Ulm Area Veterans Color Guard, under the command of Les Wiltscheck
10:16 AM- National Anthem by the Concord Singers, band and audience
10:20 AM- Moment of Silence followed by taps played by Sam Asers
10:23 AM- Choral Selections by the Concord Singers, New Ulm's Ambassadors of Good Will under the direction of Patrick Sonnek
10:28 AM- Introduction of guest speakers, John Jenniges and Brian Krosch, Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1648
10:43 AM- Announcements by Linda Sherry
I wish to express a warm and sincere appreaciation to all the Program participants, to the listening audience and to the New Ulm Public High School for making this facility available for our Program, which is dedicated to the living veterans. Noon lunch for all veterans and participants at the Legion Club.
10:45 AM- Retirement of the Colors (Please rise)+10:00 amVeteran's Day Program
−KNUJ 860 AM/ Hy-Vee Homemade Pie Contest, New Ulm6:00 am – 9:00 am
KNUJ 860 AM/ Hy-Vee Homemade Pie Contest on November 14th at 6am-9am
Apple pies…Cherry pies…Lemon or Pecan… Who makes the best Homemade Pie???? Enter your homemade pie in the KNUJ 860 AM/ Hy-Vee contest.
Deliver your pie before 8:00 AM on November 14th to the booth at the Farm City Day Breakfast, at the Youth Coliseum, Brown County Fairgrounds in New Ulm.+6:00 amKNUJ 860 AM/ Hy-Vee Homemade Pie Contest, New Ulm
−First Lutheran Church of Lafayette Annual Fall Festival9:30 am – 1:00 pm
First Lutheran Church of Lafayette Annual Fall Festival —Saturday, November 22, 2014 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Coffee Hour from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Free Samples of Lefse and Krumkaka
Kids Activities & Meal Bingo, craft, movie, popcorn, hot dog, chips, pop! $2.50
Dinner 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Bone-in Ham and Swedish Meatballs Real Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Cole Slaw, Buns and Desserts, $10.00 pre-sale, $11.00 at the door
Drawing for Quilt and Various other prizes!
• Bake Sale • Crafts
• Next to New Items
• Cards • Napkins
• Egg Coffee
1020 Lafayette Street • Lafayette, MN 56054 * Phone 507-228-8906+9:30 amFirst Lutheran Church of Lafayette Annual Fall Festival
−Duffle Bag Holiday Drive12:15 pm – 1:15 pm
3rd Annual Duffle Bag Holiday Drive
Items needed for the Troops:
Books, Magazines, Local Newspapers, Beef Jerky, Ground Coffee, Powdered Drink Mix, Herbal Teas, Sunflower/Pumpkin Seeds, Hot Chocolate, Trail Mix
Gum/Hard Candy, Dried Fruit, Peanuts, Xbox games, Other games, Stationary/Envelopes.
Drop off Points
Schutz Family Foods Day Time Hours
SE Servicemen's Club Evening Hours
Contact: Sandi Nydam 321-626-8687
Items to be dropped off between Nov 27-Dec 4, 2014+12:15 pmDuffle Bag Holiday Drive
−NUACT Announces Auditions12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
NUACT Announces Auditions for the roles of 12 year old George Glotzbach and 23 year old Lorraine Oswald.
NUACT is looking for two performers to play local citizens when they were, "younger" in 1943. Age range for the parts would be for an 11-14 year old boy and a 19-25 year old woman. No memorization is needed as the reading will be during the NUACT's productions on December 5, 6, & 7 of "A Christmas Story: 1943 in New Ulm." Two rehearsals and the show are all the appearances necessary. NUACT will provide the costumes and training. George and Lorraine have great stories to tell of their lives in New Ulm during World War II. Please call NUACT's office at (507)-359-9990 for an easy audition.+12:00 pmNUACT Announces Auditions
−Snowmobile Safety Class12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
The Watonwan County Sheriff's Office is sponsoring a snowmobile safety class on December 20th from 8am-4pm at the Watonwan Human Services Building at 715 2nd Avenue South in St. James. You must be 11 years of age before the class start date in order to be eligible to take the class. Pre-registration is required by obtaining a study CD before 12-20-14 by calling 507-375-2579. Class size is limited so register early. For more information contact Sgt. Barry Gulden (507-375-2579) or email@example.com.+12:00 pmSnowmobile Safety Class
−Family Fun Night at McDonald's4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Come one come all to McDonald's to support pro kinship for kids with a Christmas themed family fun night at McDonald's in New Ulm on Wednesday, December 3rd from 4-7pm.
We need everyone to come dine-in or take-out food on this night for 10 percent of all the business of all the business from 4-7pm that night will go to support Pro Kinship for Kids programming. There will be a special appearance by Santa Claus this night, so bring your cameras for a chance to get your picture taken with the jolly guy himself. Pro Kinship for Kids Volunteers will also be running some games like Hole in One, Ring Toss, and Peanut Toss for prizes. There will be some fun Christmas activities to enjoy as well with face painting available. McDonald's will be running a movie for families to enjoy. Drawing will be held for adults and kids as well as materials available on Pro Kinship for Kids.+4:00 pmFamily Fun Night at McDonald's
−Masquerade!10:00 am – 5:00 pm
$5 Jewelry and Accessories Sale
Thursday Dec. 4th
10AM to 5PM
New Ulm Medical Center Auditorium
Proceeds benefit Virginia Piper Institute
Sponsored by New Ulm Medical Center Auxiliary
Cash & Credit/Debit Cards Accepted+10:00 amMasquerade!
−Annual Cookie Sale and Bazaar10:30 am – 1:00 pm
Annual Cookie Sale and Bazaar is Friday, December 5th from 10:30am-1pm at Redeemer Lutheran Church at 700 South Broadway St. They will have lunch, cookies, crafts, baked goods, candies and much more.+10:30 amAnnual Cookie Sale and Bazaar
−Campfire Stories7:30 pm – 2:00 pm
MLC presents Campfire Stories on December 5th at 7:30pm and December 6th at 2pm at MLC. Tickets are $2.00 at the door. It is based on the classic tales "The Boarded Window" by Ambrose Bierce; "The Monkey's Paw" by W.W. Jacobs; and "The Telltale Heart" by Edger Allan Poe. For more information call the box office at (507)-233-9114.+7:30 pmCampfire Stories
−Jingle Bell Jam7:45 am – 10:00 am
The Jingle Bell Jam (5K Run/Walk) is Saturday December 6th. Pre-registration is still available until December 5th at 5pm for $25. Same day registration is $30. Race time is 10am at the New Ulm Recreation Center (122 South Garden). Check in and same day registration begins at 7:45am. Register at http://jinglebelljam.zapevent.com or visit our website for mail in form www.browncomnyellowribbon.co. Holiday themed costumes encouraged and prizes awarded. Proceeds benefit Brown County Yellow Ribbon Suicide prevention Program.+7:45 amJingle Bell Jam
−A Morning with Santa9:00 am – 11:00 am
Enjoy a donut or roll, hot chocolate, or milk with SANTA! Tell Santa your Christmas wishes! Receive a goodies bags (some will have peanuts). Register for prizes. Purchase come baked goods.
Saturday, Dec. 6th from 9am -11am at the Courtland Community Center
They will have baked goods for sale. You can also register for a prize and don't forget to bring your camera for a picture with Santa.
Share the spirit of giving! Bring a nonperishable item for the local food shelf.
Sponsored by The Courtland Lions+9:00 amA Morning with Santa
−Arli-Dazzle Parade5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
The 6th Annual Arli-Dazzle is December 6th in Arlington. The day starts with Breakfast with the Claus' from 9-10am followed by Santa Day from 10am-1pm. They also have the Dash Through The Snow 5K starting at 12:30pm.
The AFD Blacktop Fishing Derby and the Horse Drawn Sleigh starts at 1pm.
Snowball Baseball Game 2:30pm
Santa's Reindeer 3:30pm
Bethlehem Express at St. Paul's Lutheran 12-3:30pm
The Amazing Hoopsters 4pm
Parade down Main St. 5:30pm
They will also have Interactive Sled Dogs at 2pm, Music on Main Street with the Schell's Hobo Christmas Quartet and the Sibley East Carolers. A Quilt Show starting at 9am.+5:30 pmArli-Dazzle Parade
−The Church of Japanese Martyrs Pancake Breakfast9:00 am – 12:00 pm
The Church of the Japanese Martyrs in Leavenworth is having a Catholic United Financial Matching Grant Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, December 7th from 9am-12pm in the church hall. On the menu will be Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Applesauce, Coffee, Chocolate Milk and Juice. Cost is $6.00 for adults; $5.00 ages 6-12; $1.50 Preschool. Everyone is welcome.+9:00 amThe Church of Japanese Martyrs Pancake Breakfast
−Santa's Helpers Workshop for Christmas 20148:00 am – 4:30 pm
We are looking for donations of new toys, games, mittens, quilts, money,and wrapping paper to meet our goal to make the holidays brighter for those less fortunate. Donations will joyfully be accepted until Monday Dec. 8th
Donations may be dropped off at Sibley County Public Health & Human Services, 111 8th St. in Gaylord bewtween 8AM to 4:30PM
We also need volunteers to sort, wrap gifts, and chaperone and clean up. Any donations or assistance your company can give will be greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at (507)-237-4000.
Thank you for your generosity and have a Joyous Holiday Season.+8:00 amSanta's Helpers Workshop for Christmas 2014
−Bloodmobile in Nicollet1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The Bloodmobile will be in Nicollet at the Legion Hall on Monday, December 15th from 1-7pm. The Red Cross is in great need for blood donations. To make an appointment, please call: Darlene at 507-359-2816.+1:00 pmBloodmobile in Nicollet
−Christmas Tree Disposal12:00 am – 11:45 pm
Christmas tree pick-up and disposal service is once again to be provided to residents of New Ulm by the city street department.
Crews will be picking up and disposing natural Christmas trees through January. Residents are requested to remove all ribbon, wire, ornaments, tinsel, and plastic bags and then place the trees on the boulevard area of the intersection nearest to their home or business.+12:00 amChristmas Tree Disposal
−The Prairie Piecemakers Quilt Guild meeting7:00 pm – 9:30 pmThe Prairie Piecemakers Quilt Guild meeting in scheduled for thisThursday, January 8th at 7 pmat St. Paul's Lutheran Church in New UlmWe will have a short business meeting, show and tell and end the evening with three wonderful mini classes.We invite all with the love of quilts to attend. All classes and speakers cost $5 for non-members, it is $15 to join the guild.The classes will be taught by quilt guild members…Kathy Lotito on making her award winning rugs
Toni Laffrenzen on miniature quilts
Theresa Westrup on 3 different kinds of flangesIn case of inclement weather, please listen to KNUJ for cancellation announcement.+7:00 pmThe Prairie Piecemakers Quilt Guild meeting
−Forever Young Senior Center Membership Drive Luncheon11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Forever Young Senior Center Membership Drive Luncheon
Saturday January 10
11:00 am-1:00 pm
$15 Membership fee per person
Free lunch for members
425 Sibley Ave
For more information call Judy at (507)317-5519+11:00 amForever Young Senior Center Membership Drive Luncheon
−Parade of Bands Fundraiser & Concertina Jam12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Parade of Bands Fundraiser & Concertina Jam
Sunday, January 11,2015
Noon – 6 PM
Park Ballroom, New Prague, MN
12-1:00 Czech Area Concertina Club
1:10-2:40 Eddie Shimota Jr. Band
2:50-4:20 Dale Pexa Band
4:30-6:00 Kris & the Riverbend Dutchmen
Food and Beverages Available
Thank you to all the musicians, as they have donated their time for this event.
Bands are subject to change
Concertina Jamboree 1:00 pm
in the Ballroom Meeting Room
Nancy Buckentine, Master of Ceremonies &
Nancy Brooks – registrations
Featuring Bob Pexa and Steve Moran & friends
on drums and tuba
For more information contact:
Minnesota Music Hall of Fame
27 N Broadway, PO Box 1
New Ulm, MN
Dodie Wendinger 507.359.9014+12:00 pmParade of Bands Fundraiser & Concertina Jam
−Organ Concert3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Organ Concert
January 11th – Sunday – 3:00pm
Salem Lutheran Church
109 3rd St SE – Madelia MN 56062
Free and open to public!
Come hear Salem's new Rodgers Digital Church organ!
Organist Kraig Windschitl, principal organist of
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, will present
classical organ works by Bach, Buxtehude, Widor, as well
as other favorites including great Hymns of Faith!!!!
Coffee and Cookies to follow.+3:00 pmOrgan Concert
−Senior Dance1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Happy New Year Senior Dance
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
1:00-4:00 pm
Music provided by
American Legion"229 Nassau
St. Peter
There will be an admission charge for this event
Questions? Call Sylvia at (507)934-7227
Sponsored by St. Peter Senior Center+1:00 pmSenior Dance
−St. John's Hector Annual Pancake Breakfast9:00 am – 1:00 pm
St. John's Catholic Church of Hector is having their annual Pancake Breakfast
Sunday, January 18, 2015
9:00 am- 1:00 pm
Menu includes:
Pancakes, French toast, ham, eggs, applesauce and beverage
$6.00 for adults – $3.00 for children ages 5-10, Kids 4 and under eat free
All are invited!+9:00 amSt. John's Hector Annual Pancake Breakfast
−Youth Free Throw Championship – Knights of Columbus12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
Contest Announcement
Local Knights of Columbus to Sponsor Youth Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9-14 are invited to participate in the local level of competition for the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship.
Sunday, January 18, 2015
New Ulm Cathedral High School Gym
Registration starts at 12:00 noon and the contest gegins at 12:30 pm
The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is sponsored annually, with winners progressing through local, district, regional and state competitions. All boys and girls will shoot 15 free throws and competer in theri repective age and gender divisions.
For further information or questions contact : Mary at (507)359-1272 or (507)380-9454+12:00 pmYouth Free Throw Championship – Knights of Columbus
−Essig Baseball Association Annual Meeting7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Essig Baseball Association Annual Meeting
Monday, January 19, 2015
7:00 pm – Carl's Corner, Essig
A light lunch will be served
Election of New Board Members
Agenda: Review of 2014 Season
All are welcome:
Members, Parents, New Members
Youth Registration Saturday, March 7
For more information call Ron Domeier (507)354-8424+7:00 pmEssig Baseball Association Annual Meeting
−Twins Caravan Tour at SESM1:15 pm – 1:45 pm
The Twins Caravan will have a program at Sleepy Eye St. Mary's School January 20 from 1:15 pm to 1:45 pm.
SESM K-8 will be there, and SE public 4-5-6 grades are also coming over. It is open to the public also!!+1:15 pmTwins Caravan Tour at SESM
−Hermann Monument Society Annual Meeting5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Annual Meeting
of the
Hermann Monument Society
Tuesday January 20,2015
New Ulm Country Club
Social Hour 5:30 pm
(free hors d'eouvres, cash bar)
Meeting 6:30 pm+5:30 pmHermann Monument Society Annual Meeting


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the largest version of a fupa (see fupa)
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An extremely large, hence supa dupa, "Fat Upper Pussy Area" found on a fat chick.
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CHESTER - The top of West Virginia is getting renewed attention from top state officials as a place with economic promise.
Within the span of three months, four sites in Hancock and Brooke counties - ranging in size from 4.25 acres to 616 acres - have become available for development. That's good news for a region that, more often than not, gets passed over when companies look to West Virginia for expansion opportunities, said Patrick Ford, executive director of the Business Development Corporation (BDC) of the Northern Panhandle.
"It's really refreshing now that we've got options," Ford said. "This is the first time in a long time that the Northern Panhandle has been on the state's radar."
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Friday morning's rain didn't keep (from left) Patrick Ford, executive director of the Business Development Corporation of the Northern Panhandle, West Virginia Development Office officials Mark R. Julian and Carl J. Gunnoe, and BDC Assistant Director Marvin Six from meeting on the site of the old Taylor, Smith & Taylor pottery to discuss economic development opportunities. The 50-foot smokestack in the background is all that remains of the Chester pottery factory, whose demolition was completed in December after sitting vacant for 30 years. (Photo by Stephen Huba)
This past week, Ford and BDC Assistant Director Marvin Six hosted a delegation from the West Virginia Development Office (WVDO), showing them sites as far south as Beech Bottom in Brooke County and as far north as Chester in Hancock County.
Among the visitors were Mark R. Julian, director of Business and Industrial Development for the WVDO, Richard Jennings, manager of national accounts for the WVDO, and Carl J. Gunnoe, WVDO cartographic drafter.
On Friday, Gunnoe accompanied Ford and Six to the old Taylor, Smith & Taylor pottery site in Chester to gather pictures and other information that eventually will be posted on the Web site, WVDO.org.
The WVDO wants to include TS&T on its inventory of state economic development sites so that it can be viewed by companies that search the Internet looking for developable land. Until recently, Ford didn't have many pieces of land to show business prospects.
In the past month, however, Ford has shown the TS&T site to a prospect from Europe and two prospects from the Ohio River valley. "One's manufacturing and the other two are transportation logistics," Ford said, declining to give details because of a non-disclosure agreement.
The BDC bought the old TS&T site in June 2011 for $135,000, ending 30 years of speculation about what would happen to the closed pottery. Work on demolishing the buildings and remediating hazardous materials, including asbestos, on the eight-and-a-half-acre site began in April 2012 and was completed in December.
Ford declared the property "a very marketable site" on Dec. 5, the day Chester residents gathered to celebrate the final cleanup of the pottery.
Ford also has been showing the recently-acquired Wheeling Currugating property in Beech Bottom, which the BDC bought in November from bankrupt RG Steel.
What's more, Hancock County commissioners have enlisted the BDC's help in marketing two more properties - Newell Memorial Field and the old Jimmy Carey Stadium in Weirton. Commissioners bought the high school football stadiums from Hancock County Schools in December for $400,000.
All that adds up to a lot more than what state development officials have come to expect from the Northern Panhandle.
"It's important for communities to be prepared," Julian said, "so we're glad to see they're getting additional sites on which to do development. The communities that are more prepared are more likely to succeed."
Julian said partnerships are key - both between state and local development authorities and between expanding businesses and development authorities such as the BDC and the WVDO. The state can offer incentives, but it's up to local communities to provide the land, he said.
"Our job is to promote the entire state of West Virginia," Julian said.
Ford said the visit by the WVDO officials is a good sign for the community. "They provide an extremely valuable resource as our state partner, to help us market our sites both nationally and internationally," he said. "They also open up a number of doors to prospects. ... We might not otherwise get on their radar if it were not for the development office."
In the past two years, West Virginia has shown that it can beat the competition by landing several important corporate expansions - the Macy's Inc. distribution center in Martinsburg, the Gestamp stamping plant in South Charleston, and the expanded Amazon.com customer service center in Huntington.
In all three cases, visibility and location were critical, Julian said. By putting data about Northern Panhandle sites on the state's Web site, more companies will learn about what Hancock and Brooke counties have to offer, he said.
Once the TS&T information is online, Ford said business prospects looking to expand will have all the relevant information at their fingertips - available land, utilities, infrastructure, workforce statistics and more. All they have to do is go to the Web site and click on "buildings and sites."
"The requirements of an industry are what determine whether a community gets a look or not," Julian said.
The Northern Panhandle holds an advantage with the oil and gas drilling industry because of its proximity to the Marcellus and Utica shales, he said. "This area's pretty hot in regards to that. I think that's a good target for (local officials)," he said. "The missing piece for a long time was having an available site."


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