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UPDATE--A man accused of kidnapping a woman from a Kettering parking lot and sexually assaulting her has been indicted by a grand jury.
Wade Adams was indicted Thursday on 2 counts of kidnapping, 2 counts gross sexual imposition, grand theft, and tampering with evidence.
Police arrested Adams February 12th at an apartment building at 1216 E. Dorothy Lane, Kettering.
Officers were serving him a warrant because he violated probation, but tests revealed that his DNA matched the DNA collected during a sexual assault in at a Big Lots parking lot back in January.
On January 26th, police say Adams attacked the woman inside of her car, a struggled ensued and the attacker sexually assaulted her. The victim was able to escape, but was not able to find Adams. Fortunately, DNA evidence collected on the scene led police to Adams.
UPDATE--A Wednesday afternoon news conference held by Kettering Police have providing more information about the man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a Kettering Big Lots.
Wade Adams is charged with two counts of kidnapping, three counts of gross sexual imposition, and one count of grand theft and tampering with evidence.
Police arrested Adams Tuesday afternoon at an apartment building at 1216 E. Dorothy Lane, Kettering.
Officers were serving him a warrant because he violated probation, but tests revealed that his DNA matched the DNA collected during a sexual assault in at a Big Lots parking lot back in January.
On January 26th, police say Adams attacked the woman inside of her car, a struggled ensued and the attacker sexually assaulted her. The victim was able to escape, but was not able to find Adams. Fortunately, DNA evidence collected on the scene led police to Adams.
"He has been arrested before and on at least one of those arrests a DNA sample was collected," said Dan Gangwer, Lieutenant with the Kettering Police Department. "We are up to this point very satisfied the system of checks and balances that are placed especially in this case in regards to DNA not only exonerated one but helped us make an arrest on another." 11:51:27
Adams arrest makes residents of Kettering feel good knowing that a potential criminal off the streets.
"The scientific breakthroughs that they've done for crime preventions is absolutely wonderful there's a spirit of evil that's going on that we just can't seem to put our arms around," said Goodloe Gillipsie, who shops in Kettering often. "We just have to be more careful and mindful we just can't assume that no one will bother us when we are out and about shopping And be mindful of who's around you, take a look around before you walk out the store 11:59:56
Adams is currently being held in Montgomery County Jail on a $500,000 bond.
KETTERING -- Police are holding a news conference right now and ABC 22/FOX 45 has learned that they will announce an arrest in a January 26 kidnapping and sexual assault case
Police on Tuesday arrested 41-year-old Wade Adams. He is being charged with two counts of kidnapping and a count each of grand theft, gross sexual imposition and tampering with evidence after police arrested him Tuesday afternoon at an apartment building at 1216 E. Dorothy Lane, Kettering.
A woman reported being sexually assaulted and kidnapped January 26 outside the Big Lots store on Wilmington Pike.
Just days after that 26 incident, Kettering police arrested Joseph Budz, 49, but charges were dropped when DNA evidence didn't match what was taken from the victim.
We'll bring you the very latest online and tonight at 6 on ABC 22 News and at 6:30 on FOX 45 News.
February 6 coverage:
UPDATE: Suspect in Sexual Assault Cleared When DNA Evidence Doesn't Match
KETTERING -- Police said the man who attacked a woman last week at a shopping plaza, remains at large.
DNA has cleared charges against a Dayton man accused of kidnapping and sexual assault.
Kettering Officer Ron Roberts said DNA testing proved that Joseph M. Budz, 49, is no longer their suspect in the abduction of a woman in the Big Lots parking lot, last week on Wilmington Pike.
"The DNA taken from the scene did not match his DNA," he said.
Budz was arrested last week after being stopped for jaywalking. A Kettering officer noticed Budz's resemblance to the police artist's sketch of the suspect from the assault.
After police took Budz into custody, the victim of the assault picked Budz out of a line up. He was booked into jail on charges of kidnapping, gross sexual imposition and felony theft.
Those charges have been dropped.
Budz remains in jail on an outstanding warrant unrelated to the abduction and assault case.
The DNA collected at the scene will now go into a nationwide data base, in hopes to arrest the correct suspect.
"We want the right man behind bars," Roberts said.
Earlier coverage:
KETTERING -- The man suspected in a January 26 sexual assault who was picked up while jaywalking has been cleared of those charges after investigators say DNA evidence wasn't a match.
The DNA sample they have of the suspect now will be submitted to the state for possible matches.
Joseph M. Budz, 49, of Dayton was arrested by Kettering Police about midnight Tuesday, after officers said he was jaywalking on East Dorothy Lane near Bobbie Place.
The arresting officer reportedly noticed Budz resembled the suspect sketch that Kettering Police had released.
He was jailed on kidnapping, gross sexual imposition and felony theft charges.
January 29 coverage:
Police Arrest Man They Say Abducted, Sexually Assaulted Woman
KETTERING--Police have arrested the man they say sexually assaulted and abducted a woman over the weekend.
Joseph M. Budz, 49, of Dayton was arrested by Kettering Police about 12 a.m. Tuesday, after officers caught him jaywalking on East Dorothy Lane near Bobbie Place, according to a release from the Kettering Police Department.
The arresting officer reportedly noticed Budz resembled the suspect sketch that Kettering Police released on Monday.
Police arrested Budz on a previous warrant for failing to comply from a previous disorderly conduct arrest.
He was taken to the Kettering Jail where he was booked for kidnapping, gross sexual imposition and felony theft. Formal charges are pending from the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office.
Earlier coverage:
KETTERING -- Police need your help to identify and locate the man they said allegedly abducted and sexually assaulted a woman over the weekend.
The alleged incident happened about 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the parking lot of the Big Lots located at 2800 Wilmington Pike.
A woman was inside her car when an unknown man entered the vehicle and allegedly sexually assaulted her, police said.
After the alleged sexual assault, the suspect then allegedly abducted the victim, driving her vehicle to an apartment complex on Bobbie Place. That's where police said the suspect abandoned the vehicle and took off on foot towards East Dorothy Lane.
Police are looking for a white male approximately between 30 and 40 years of age, standing about 5'8" tall and weighing an estimated 150 pounds, with a slight tan. The suspect reportedly has a scruffy beard and was last seen wearing blue jeans, a dark jacket and a burgundy and blue stocking cap.
Police issued this drawing as a description of the suspect and the style stocking cap he was wearing at the time of the alleged incident.
Anyone with information or who was in the area at the time of the crime should call the Kettering Police Department and speak with Detective Mason at 937-296-2583.
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- Fatal Shooting Suspect to Appear in Court
- Woman Fights Back Against Attacker
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- Neighbors & Victim's Mother are Calling for Change Two Years After 12 Year old GIrl Hit and Killed
- Strong Storms Rolling Through Parts of the Miami Valley Again
- Most Americans Don't Know CPR in Emergencies
- UPDATE: Vehicle Strikes Home in Tipp City
- Sinclair Community College Teams Up with OSU
- Some Cars Stuck in High Water on Stanley Avenue
- Ohio State Highway Patrol Releases Holiday Weekend Crash Numbers
- Casino Revenue Down In Ohio This Month, Up for Racinos
- City of Dayton Offering Aquatics & Other Activities Open Houses
- Police Need Help Identifying Credit Card Thief
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- UPDATE: Two Dogs Die in Dayton House Fire
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- Hurricane Arthur Hits North Carolina Coast Just Before Holiday
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- AG DeWine Addresses Online Scam
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text: I am a mature guy, but feel like a two year old! I still like a walk twice a day and enjoy checking out all those scents left by my friends. There were two of us, my uncle Chips a Blenheim and me, but sadly he passed away three years ago, so I am alone for the time being. I enjoy sitting on Mum's lap whenever I can, trouble is she doesn't sit down very often! I like to chase a ball from time to time but prefer my polar bear teddy. I travel a lot with Mum and Dad on their yacht in France and even to the USA this year where we traveled for six months through California, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida and stayed for a long time in South Carolina. I loved every minute of it.

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Made In America- Creating Jobs that are Set in Stone
It's also one of four suppliers for more than 1700 Lowe's Home Improvement stores, nation wide.
Ryals and his dad started the business 13 years ago, here in Gainesville.
"We went from a small apartment that we started the business in, to a 30,000 square foot facility," said Ryals.
A facility that now houses the company's factory-- where the stone is cut, shaped and polished.
This work was done in China, but 6 years ago, this local business was able to insource the labor.
"Now that we've actually insource it to our factory in Gainesville, we are able to deliver nation wide in 10 to 14 days," said Weidler. "It also obviously adds a lot more jobs here rather than sending the jobs over seas."
"Gainesville, I feel is very tight knit community, said Weidler. "You see a lot of locally own restaurants businesses that thrive here because the actual people who live here care about the community and they want to put back into the community."
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tf2hhm/global_and) has announced the addition of the "Global and Chinese Automotive Finance Industry Report, 2013" report to their offering.
China's automotive finance market is still in the early stage of development due to consumer attitude, risk management and control. While the penetration of automotive finance has exceeded 80% in the United States, India and Brazil, 60% in Japan and Western Europe, and 40% in Russia, it only achieved 15% in China in 2012, indicating huge growth potential.
As the core business of automotive finance, retail financing broke a balance of RMB 300 billion in China in 2011, of which, RMB 136.7 billion (41%) was attributable to commercial banks. Affected by the automobile purchase control policy, the retail financing balance witnessed a growth slowdown in 2012, and only increased by 13% year on year to about RMB 339 billion.
Besides the retail financing business, a mature automotive finance market shall include wholesale financing, car rental and leasing, and used car financing businesses. In 2012-2013, following the steps of Dongfeng Nissan and dealer groups, automotive finance companies, such as Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, Volkswagen Financial Services, Toyota Financial Services and BMW Financial Services, also plan to develop China's automotive rental and leasing market.
Key Topics Covered
1. Automotive Finance
1.2 Main Functions and Effects
1.3 Global Auto Finance Development
2. Development Environment for China's Automotive Finance Industry
2.1 Development of China Automobile Industry
2.2 China's Automotive Finance System
2.3 China's Automotive Finance Policies
2.4 Chinese Consumers' Purchasing Cars by Loans
3. Development for China's Auto Finance Industry
3.1 Development Course
3.2 Development Status
3.3 Auto Finance Penetration Rate
3.4 Profit Models
4. Segmented Market Analysis of China's Automotive Finance Industry
4.1 Wholesale Financing
4.2 Retail Financing
4.3 Car Rental and Leasing
4.4 Used Car Financing
5. Global Automotive Finance Companies
6. Chinese Automotive Finance Companies
7. Future Development Trends of China's Automotive Finance
7.1 Automotive Industry Forecast
7.2 Auto Finance Penetration Rate Forecast
7.3 Development Trend of Auto Finance Industry
Companies Mentioned
- BMW Automotive Finance
- BMW Financial Services
- Beijing Hyundai Auto Finance
- Chery Motor Finance Service
- Chongqing Auto Finance
- Dongfeng Nissan Auto Finance
- Dongfeng Peugeot Citroen Auto Finance Company
- FAW Auto Finance
- Fiat Auto Finance
- Ford Motor Credit Company
- Fortune Auto Finance
- GAC-SOFINCO Automobile Finance
- Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance
- Mercedes-Benz Financial Services
- Sany Auto Finance
- Toyota Auto Finance
- Toyota Financial Services
- Volkswagen Finance China
- Volkswagen Financial Services
- Volvo Automotive Finance
- Volvo Financial Services
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tf2hhm/global_and
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Muskogee attorney Roger Hilfiger was awarded Friday the 2013 John Adams Award for Outstanding Service as an Oklahoma Indigent Defense System contract attorney.
"Mr. Hilfiger has provided our clients exemplary service on a consistent basis," according to a media release from Tim Laughlin, chief of the Non-capital Trial Division of the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System. "He truly works as hard for his OIDS clients as he does his private pay clients. He is the rare combination of a seasoned professional and an avid student of the law. His enthusiasm for criminal defense, whether in public service or as privately retained counsel, is evident in the way he advocates for all of his clients regardless of the charges they face."
OIDS provides indigent individuals trial-level legal representation in several ways. The bulk of clients are represented by lawyers who serve our clients under annual county contracts. Hilfiger has been the primary contractor for Muskogee and Haskell counties for many years.
Laughlin praised Hilfiger's "tenacious trial advocacy." He said Hilfiger's commitment benefited Elbert Lee Meeks, who was tried for first-degree murder of a 2-year-old child on the Spring Muskogee County jury docket.
"Over the course of a five-day jury trial, Hilfiger demonstrated an unwavering commitment to Meeks' interests," Laughlin wrote. "Hilfiger went to exceptional lengths to ensure that Meeks received a fair trial in a contentious and emotionally charged case. Hilfiger demonstrated his superior trial skills in collecting, organizing and presenting cell phone and computer usage records in support of Meeks' alibi. The jury deliberated for less than 30 minutes before returning a verdict of not guilty."


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Westborough's EEE threat level remains at the state's highest despite the fall's first frost over the weekend, town Director of Public Health Paul McNulty said today.
However, "the risk has gone way down," McNulty said.
Westborough's parks, recreation fields and school fields have closed at sunset since Aug. 17 because the threat of Eastern equine encephalitis in Westborough was elevated to high on Aug. 16.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health elevated Westborough's EEE threat level to high, because human-biting, EEE-postive mosquitoes have been found here.
The state raised the threat level to critical, its highest, one day after the state agency determined that a Westborough resident was Massachusetts' first reported death this year from EEE.
The outdoor restrictions were expected to end with the season's first frost.
Westborough saw low temperatures of 32 degrees on Friday and 29 degrees on Saturday, according to AccuWeather.
However, McNulty said the state had not informed him that it was lowering Westborough's threat level.
McNulty said trapping data from the Central Mass. Mosquito Control Project is expected in a few days.
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In 2011, the Legislature passed SSB 5192 which amended the SMA to put back in the "date of filing" language that was previously in the statute, and to remove the date of receipt language, which was added in 2010. SSB 5192 also changed the notice and appeal provisions for amendments to local shoreline master programs.
On October 11, 2013, the Shorelines Hearings Board adopted amended rules to comply with this statutory change. See WSR 13-21-068 and OTS-5467. The amended rules will be effective Nov. 12, 2013.
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We stayed at this hotel over Valantines day 2009 and was more than impressed by the service provided by all. The staff really did put a huge effort into making us happy even though we were only there for two nights. Upon arrival back to the room on day 2 we were greated with a beautiful heart shaped towel design and rose pettles spread accross the bed.....I think....a very nice touch. - Kristy
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If you like what you see on the taster day, you will be invited to come back and join our Youth Ranger programme. You will meet us on a Sunday afternoon, once a month on the Eastern Moors, and take part in a variety of countryside related tasks. From tree felling to wildlife surveying, setting up family events to developing interpretation; the possibilities are endless. You will also have many opportunities to choose your tasks based on projects you identify as important to increase and maintain the Eastern Moors for wildlife and for people.
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With it's pink sauce and prosciutto, this version is a bit like Penne a la Vodka but the roasted red peppers and sun-dried tomatoes add a bit more zing.
- Diced Tomatoes, 2 large cans
- Tomato Paste, a tablespoon or two
- Dry White Wine
- Garlic
- Olive Oil
- Salt
- Crushed Red Pepper Flakes
- Cream, about a cup
- Red Bell Peppers, 2 or 3
- No Boil Lasagna Noodles
- Prosciutto
- Sun-Dried Tomatoes
- Mozzarella Cheese, 16 or more ounces
- Parmesan Cheese, freshly grated
- Fresh Basil
Mince a bunch of garlic. Heat a bit of olive oil over medium-low heat and stir in garlic.
Add the canned tomatoes with the juice, salt and crushed red pepper. Stir in a tablespoon or two of tomato paste. Simmer, stirring occasionally.
While the sauce simmers, halve the peppers, remove the seeds and place them on a baking sheet. Broil for a few minutes until the skins start to blacken.
As the sauce cooks and thickens, add a cup or so of white wine.
Let the peppers cool enough to handle. Remove the charred skin and chop.
Over very low heat, stir about a cup of cream into the sauce.
Start layering. Put a bit of sauce on the bottom of the pan and cover with lasagna noodles. Add prosciutto, sun dried tomatoes, roasted peppers and a bit of basil.
Add mozzarella and a bit of parmesan.
Add sauce and start the next layer.
Create three or more layers, ending with sauce and Parmesan. Cover with foil and bake at 350 for an hour or so. Remove the foil for the last few minutes but be careful not to let the cheese burn.
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Isaac turns 2
Local child battling, overcoming rare syndrome
What a difference a year makes.
As Isaac Corbett celebrated his second birthday Oct. 4, his parents marveled at how far he has come since he was diagnosed with Hurler Syndrome last fall.
"One year ago, after receiving the diagnosis, we had very little hope for our child," said Isaac's father, Gabe. "One year ago, he was going backwards, and probably faster than we thought."
A rare genetic disorder, Hurler Syndrome generally takes the lives of its victims at only five to six years of age without treatment. But Isaac was diagnosed at a young enough age for doctors at Duke University Medical Center to perform a bone marrow transplant.
After living seven months in Durham, N.C., while Isaac underwent chemotherapy, multiple surgeries, and the transplant, the Corbett family has returned to the Richmond area. "We still head down to Duke about once a month for an infusion," said Isaac's mother, Natalie, "and visit the clinic at MCV every two weeks for a blood draw and exam. . . We no longer have to give him daily infusions, only oral suspension medications."
"We have one resilient child," remarked Gabe.
Not only is Isaac progressing well with his weekly physical and speech therapy, but he is crawling, pulling up to a stand, and learning to climb stairs.
"We also enjoy witnessing his problem-solving skills in action and relish the fact that his mind is functioning well," said Natalie. "When asked what sound a cow, sheep, horse, and dog make, Isaac can respond appropriately.
"However, I am still waiting anxiously to hear him say 'Mama,' rather than continue to be associated with a cow – as Isaac says 'moo' instead."
Although Isaac's parents must take special care to guard against head injuries as Isaac learns to walk, their freedoms are expanding. They can invite a few healthy people into the home at a time, and even bring Isaac inside some other homes.
"We can now go to outdoor restaurants, be in the sunlight 10 minutes a day, and have him try people food again," said Gabe. "What most parents experience in one year of development, we've stretched over two and counting."
The Corbetts said they could not have come this far without the support of many friends and family members, including Gabe's mother, who helps with Isaac several days a week, and Natalie's mother, who lives in the Midwest but visited for several months. Other relatives and friends have helped look after Isaac, supplied food, assisted with household tasks, and volunteered in the community to raise funds for Isaac's care.
For his recent birthday party, about a dozen family members filled the house to watch Isaac eat some cake.
"We had a blast," said Gabe of the occasion. "But he's very picky, [and we] ended up having to put his prized yogurt melts in and on top of the cake for him to even try it."
Following the birthday party, the family packed the car and headed to Duke so Isaac could get his scheduled infusion the next morning. "I guess it's just our life right now," said Gabe.
"There is a lot to keep track of with this busy little guy," Natalie said, noting that Isaac still faces surgeries to correct skeletal abnormalities in addition to the constant monitoring and medications.
"But he amazes us daily with his progress and determination."
To view a video of photos of Isaac's first two years, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33FKORU0Wa8 To re.ad the original story about Isaac ("New Life for Joy Boy," in the March 15 issue of the Citizen), visit http://www.henricocitizen.com/index.php/news/article/05477
Agencies combine on new entry point to Chickahominy
Canoeing and kayaking enthusiasts soon will have a new access point to the Chickahominy River. VDOT, the James River Association and Henrico County Parks and Recreation are teaming up to establish a new site in Eastern Henrico.
The James River Association negotiated the deal with VDOT to procure official access to the area located just east of I-295 on North Airport Road in Sandston. The site includes a park-and-ride commuter lot bordering the Chickahominy River and has been an unofficial launch site used by paddlers for years. > Read more.
Equestrian clinic planned July 7-8 in Henrico
Citizen Staff Reports 07/04/2014
Henrico equestrians interested in deepening the bond between themselves and their horses have the opportunity to attend a two day clinic, held at Steppin' High Stables on July 7-8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The clinic, "Become Partners with your Horse," will be taught by multiple world champion equestrienne Terry Preiser and will focus on how riders and horses can work together to achieve more. > Read more.
Henrico school bus driver honored
Citizen Staff Reports 07/03/2014
The Henrico-based Hephaestus Society recently awarded its first annual community heroes award (the Hephaestus Award) to Hicham Elgharouch (pictured, center) for what it termed his "selfless acts of caring" in his duties as a Henrico County Public Schools bus driver. Henrico County Director of Pupil Transportation Josh Davis, joined Hephaestus Society President Travis Gardner, in presenting the award and an accompanying $1,500 check to Elgharouch last month.
Elgharouch was selected for his clear and demonstrated patience and for his infectious positive attitude, according to the society. > Read more.
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Grab the kids and check out these fun family-friendly events taking place this weekend! Speed over to the Henrico Theatre for the film "Turbo" or watch "Dumbo" under the stars at Clarke-Palmore House Museum. Little ones can meet Thomas the Tank Engine at CMOR-Central or play at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Don't party too hard on the Fourth because a whole weekend of fun events await! Enjoy a classy date night without the kids at James River Cellars Winery's second annual Smoke and Vine Festival. Another date night option is at the Richmond Funny Bone, where comedian April Macie will perform all weekend. The kids have their own options this weekend as well. Choose from storytime at Tuckahoe and Twin Hickory libraries or family-oriented karaoke at Aunt Sarah's Pancake House – I hear they have hits from Disney's "Frozen." For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
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Kerr Brothers Funeral Home
Edward Dwayne Burberry, 45, died Friday, Nov. 2, 2012.
He was born Dec. 10, 1966, in Lexington, Ky., the son of Edward (Tonie) Burberry of Lexington and Betty Taylor of Berea, Ky.
He was a member of the original graduating class of Lexington Christian Academy. Mr. Burberry was the owner of Endeavor Systems Inc. and had previously been the director of information systems for Arch Communications,Inc., the country's largest publicly traded paging service provider.
Survivors include: two sisters, Michelle Burberry-Walton and Alesha (Bobby) Begley, both of Berea, Ky.; a brother, Weslie Burberry, Richmond, Ky.; Melissa Clark, Mark Little and Levi Clark; five nieces; and four nephews.
He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Polly Burberry.
A memorial service will be conducted 7:30 p.m. Monday at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home, Harrodsburg Road, Lexington, by Dr. Virgil Grant. Visitation will be 6 p.m. Monday until service time.
Memorial contributions suggested to Hospice Care Plus, 350 Isaacs Lane, Richmond, KY 40475.


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SMITH COUNTY, MS (WLBT) - The private aircraft , owned by CA-HABA Forestry, went down in the Mineral Springs Community on County Road 19, six miles north of Taylorsville.
Helicopter owner Coyt Bailey says pilot Ed Buford is in stable condition after suffering serious injuries including a collapsed lung.
The Baton Rouge man was airlifted to UMC. Buford was working with a forestry crew and spraying chemicals on pine trees at the time of the crash.
The FAA is investigating.
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Cherokee County sheriff's deputies have taken a report on a domestic-violence situation.
A woman told deputies a man had been abusive to her by hitting her in the face with a gun, shooting a gun into the floor, and pointing the gun at her and pulling the trigger, though the weapon didn't fire. She reported several other abusive scenarios.
Norman Haddock reported being harassed by his ex-girlfriend this week.
Judy Parrish told deputies someone had gone into her home and taken medication several times in the past few weeks. The person also took a car battery.


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Office of the Vice Provost
Division of Student Life
Creighton Hall, 2nd Floor
Omaha, Nebraska 68178
Voice: (402) 280-2775
Fax: (402) 280-4706
It is a pleasure to welcome you to Creighton University. It is a Community that provides a multitude of experiences, laden with growth and development. It is primarily an academic environment centering on the individual, while cultivating intellectual, personal, spiritual, and physical preparedness for selfless service and personal satisfaction.
In Student Life it is our goal to support and advance this academic Community. We do this through a number of Student Life programs which provide opportunities to broaden and truly put into practice the formal learning which occurs in this community.
The Creighton Student Credo and the Creighton Student Handbook are resources on our web site that we hope you find useful as you explore our offerings. If you have questions, or concerns, do not hesitate to contact a member of the Student Life Staff.
Again, on behalf of all of us in the Division of Student Life, a very sincere "Welcome!"
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Addicted voters
Tuesday, Nov. 6 will go down as a very sad day for the United States. The Democratic leadership has shown that they are very accomplished "drug dealers." They have taken a susceptible and very willing group of people and plied them with numerous addictive entitlements.
This group is quite willing to do nothing and receive everything simply because they exist. They will eagerly elect anyone who will continue to feed their addiction. Personal initiative and responsibility are dead. Unfortunately there are too few of us to finance this addiction permanently and I fear that soon our country will make the Greek debacle look like a Disney movie.
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Impact of tsunamis on Oregon coastal communities
Dedicated to John Paul van Son, an inquisitive young mind from Ilwaco, WA
Scientific findings of the last several years have shown that the Oregon coast is vulnerable to great (M 8-9) earthquakes that can occur on the offshore Cascadia sudbuction zone (CSZ) fault system. CSZ earthquakes are rare events: the last has occurred about 300 years ago, and they are believed to occur every 200 to 600 years. While rare, these events can be highly destructive. A major manifestation of CSZ earthquakes are tsunamis, large water waves generated by the seismic deformation of the sea floor. As these waves reach the coast, severe flooding can occur, resulting in loss of life and property.
Predicting the impact of tsunamis anywhere in the world is a process fraught with uncertainty. The rarety of CSZ tsunamis compounds the uncertainties, and has forced scientists to blend computers, fundamental laws of physics, and information from prehistoric earthquakes and tsunamis in a fairly unique way.
One of the outcomes are computer models that simulate the propagation of CSZ tsunamis. These models provide insight into what happened in the past and what might happen in the future, should a great subduction zone earthquake and tsunami strike the Pacific Northwest coast. To partially account for uncertainties, several scenarios of sea floor deformation have been investigated.
The Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) extends from southern British Columbia to northern California. The length of the crosshatched area is the approximate length of the postulated fault rupture for a magnitude 8.8 earthquake on the Cascadia subduction zone.
Acknowledgement: Image reproduced from an original of the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries
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Scenario 1
Used by Paul Whitmore, of the Alaska Tsunami Warning Center, as the basis for his 1993 predictions of theoretical wave height for the Oregon Coast. Whitmore's predictions have been used by local communities for tsunami hazard planning, and his sea floor deformation scenario was included in our research as a reference. An extensive subsidence zone is visible off the coast of Oregon and Washington, leading to subsidence at the shoreline that does not match coseismic subsidence inferred from studies by Curt Peterson of buried wetland soils.
Scenario 2
A first attempt to account for Roy Hyndman's and Kelin Wang's information on crustal temperature in the Cascadia Subduction Zone. The subsidence region starts further offshore than in Scenario 1, and does not match the coseismic subsidence inferred from buried wetland soils.
Scenario 3
Accounts matches geological information from paleotsunamis. The uplifts region is broader than for other scenarios, and most subsidence is onshore.
Scenario 4
Is a second attempt to more accurately accounting for information on crustal temperature, while providing a fairly good match to the data from buried wetland soils. Note that the broader uplift region is higher than for the other scenarios and, like in Scenario 3, the subsidence is mostly on or close to shore.
Most scenarios that can reasonably be constructed show the generation of two waves, one propagating towards the coast, and the other towards the deep ocean. The latter will cross the Pacific basin, and will eventually impact distant coasts: Hawaii, Japan, etc. The former will reach in a matter of minutes the coasts of Oregon, Washington, southern British Columbia, and northern California.
Maximum wave run-up heights may reach close to 12m (~36ft) for some scenarios. Local impact will be stronger in certain regions of the coast than in others. For a given event, the offshore and nearshore coastal topography determine the regions where energy will concentrate. High waves will have only a serious impact, however, if the shoreline is low enough to be susceptible of flooding. Communities that are particularly exposed in the Oregon coast include Seaside, a city built near sea level in a region where, possibly because of Tillamook Head, there is a tendency for strong concentration of energy. Long Beach, WA and Crescent City, CA are examples of high-risk communities in neighboring states.


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Realm of Caring would not only benefit our children, it would benefit the whole town (Parents plead for medical pot lab, Nov. 15, Page B1). The only people I see that dont agree with this are people who dont have epileptic children or common sense.
We are already at our worst, we need a change and this is the chance and program to do just that! It is so frustrating not to be able to get the right medicine, yet so easy to get prescriptions that dont work for our children. As many times as we say that, I really dont think people understand. Our children are suffering every day. They are the ones in the middle of it all! We deserve to be heard and we are not going away! Especially when our kids lives are in jeopardy!
There are plenty of reasons we should have a lab in Modesto, and not one true fact why we shouldnt. Dont become a council member if youre not ready to make changes to the worst city or ready to hear the people who voted for you!


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Preview of the action from The King Of The Animal House Jam!
Dave Mirra hosted his own contest in his private warehouse in Greenville, NC for a select few pro riders from around the world. 17 to be exact and the rider list was a heavy one for sure. Ryan Nyquist, Dennis Enarson, Mark Webb, Ben Hennon, Jeremiah Smith, Josh Perry, Rob Darde, Craig Mast, Harry Main and more to name a few. It was ran fully jam style with a specific cash jam on the day before the contest where riders earned cash for tricks. $10,000 to be exact got split up between the crew. They also gave away a car, two dirt bikes and a super expensive watch for prizes. Keep your eyes peeled for a full feature article in the April Issue of the magazine with tons of photos, exclusive interviews and more!
Dave Mirra and Ron Wilkerson were some of the original Haro Freestyle team riders and it was sick to see them chillin' together. Ron helped judge the comp as well.
Brett B. was a fill-in rider for Drew Bezanson and handled his own during the comp with some insane moves. Whip over the box.
If you look close you can see the riders stockings in the background. They were supposed to be filled up with cash from the cash jam.
Nyquist was on hand and did some banger tricks that would get anyone stoked; even himself!
Morgan got worked a few times on this flair out of the jersey barrier. This is his "I wanna be a stuntman" pose
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Tony Award winner Rob Ashford directed the Dec. 21 presentation of the Frank Loesser-Abe Burrows-Jack Weinstock-Willie Gilbert musical from 1961. Director-choreographer Ashford won the Tony for his choreography to Thoroughly Modern Millie and was acclaimed for directing Parade and A Streetcar Named Desire in London.
The reading cast was headlined by "Harry Potter" and Equus star Radcliffe as the charming innocent Finch, who goes from window washer to corporate star with the help of the how-to book of the title; the musical satire won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Tony Award winner David Hyde Pierce (Curtains) played the boss, Biggley. The reading principals also included Mary Faber as Smitty, Nancy Opel as Miss Jones, Rose Sezniak as Rosemary, Lewis Stadlen as Twimble, Don Stephenson as Mr. Bratt, Michael Urie as Frump and Renee Goldsberry as Hedy La Rue.
Des McAnuff, who staged the short-lived 2009 revival of Loesser's Guys and Dolls, directed the only Broadway revival of How to Succeed…, which was seen in 1995 starring Tony winner Matthew Broderick and Megan Mullally. The show went on to welcome Sarah Jessica Parker and John Stamos.
How to Succeed… features a score by Loesser. The original 1961 production earned seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Author and Best Score, as well as the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Robert Morse earned a Tony Award for his performance as J. Pierrepont Finch.
The score includes "I Believe in You," "Brotherhood of Man," "The Company Way," "Coffee Break," "Happy to Keep His Dinner Warm," "Been a Long Day," "Rosemary," "A Secretary Is Not a Toy," "How to Succeed" and more.


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Hard drives struggle to keep pace
Hard drive technology over the past several years has seen significant advances in areal density, continuing the ever-falling per-GB cost curve. But hard disk drive I/O throughput hasn't kept up with the much faster servers and networks over the same period of time. Applications are becoming increasingly I/O bound as the demand for data access increases. In some cases, storage managers must deploy extra, unneeded capacity to get the aggregate I/O throughput required to meet the application's demands. This unused capacity dramatically alters the economics of high-capacity drives.
Nevertheless, solid-state is no panacea. "Solid-state offers a lot of advantages, but it's not always the solution," Datapipe's Coker advises. "There's still no substitute for good system design. Application owners need to be prepared to work with their storage provider to properly tune and provision the right combination of SSD and HDD. Moreover, we've found that SSDs tend to get slower over time. You can work to manage them and reformat them, but at some point you have to be prepared to just replace them. It's different from managing HDDs."
Solid-state storage, though more expensive than HDDs on a per-GB basis, may be substantially cheaper on a per-I/O basis. IT managers should consider the cost per I/O in their economic analysis. Add this to the lower power and cooling requirements, and the TCO will likely make sense for application
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5th Cell's second take on the word-to-action puzzler Scribblenauts was shown at this year's GamesCom with a whole heap of new words.
The follow-up, Super Scribblenaut aims to fix some of the niggling issues of the first, introducing new words and connections for an even more immerse experience. Protagonist Maxwell returns, and it's up to you to think of objects and adjectives to help him complete a set of goals. Whether it's making a large car that's on fire, with wings, or giving a lad a fishing pole - how you progress is entirely up to you.
Multi-stage missions, dual control (with either the D-pad or stylus) and a load of crazy creatures are at your disposal.
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In case you missed it, I wrote about my experience with Hurricane Katrina on Yes and Yes. With all that has gone on lately in Alabama, Joplin, Missouri, and so many other places, I hope that others know that they aren't alone and they can get through the hardships going on right now.
When Your Abuser Gets Married is an incredibly powerful read, and quite honestly leaves me a bit speechless.
It's Okay to Have Everything You Want at Medicinal Marzipan. I have the hardest time remembering that, and especially living it. Though I'm trying.
Also at Medicinal Marzipan — On Blogger Responsibility. What do bloggers owe their readers? Do they owe them anything in regards to disclaimers, being ethically minded, etc?
Dear Dudes in the Pretty Good Things Craft Fair Booth sums up a lot in the dynamics of male/female shopping.
Has this happened to you? Your lady is totally smitten with a hat, fascinator or hair do-dad and you've been asked, "what do you think?".
You're tired, you don't share her enthusiasm about item in question and last but not leastly, you want to get the eff out of this mother effing shopping excursion. Well! Get ready because I know JUST the thing you can say/do:
On the Plus Side: In Defense of GabiFresh Or Why the Plus Sized Community Needs to Wake Up. There are so many pearls of wisdom in this that apply to ALL bloggers, in almost all niches.
What are you saying to brands by republishing their press releases? What are you saying to brands when you enter a competition to be selected to attend a blogging conference? What are you saying to brands by competing against your colleagues for a $600 bejeweled bra and asking what it is that you can do to help that brand?
Why Women Are (At Times) Their Own Worst Enemy at Beautifully Invisible. I got angry because I knew it wasn't true. I got angry because how dare she call me a cow when I know that I am beautiful! I know that and that is what matters.
Sexy is a State of Mind by Anika By Anika. Enough Said.
How to Dress Joyously at Already Pretty.
Learning from Oprah's Mistakes at For Those About to Shop. I've never been a huge Oprah devotee (I think she's pretty badass though), and this post is a great reminder that she IS badass.
Sound Advice at Bonne-Vie. When you love yourself regardless of your bad hair days, your outfit faux-pas, your gaffes in public (I'm a total goober in public, but I laugh, because it's often hilarious!), you are nothing but inspiring – even on your non-fashionable days.
My Ethical Dilemma with Fashion Blogging:
Why do we feel compelled to reveal where we got things from? It seems that many times, when fashion bloggers reveal where they purchased certain items, certain readers (and other bloggers) would feel compelled to buy the same things for themselves (and possibly blog wearing the same item). Is fashion/outfit/style blogging just another channel that feeds the capitalist machine?
Via My Milk Heart Glass: Tina Fey's "A Prayer for my Daughter" is wonderful. (from her book Bossypants)
First, Lord: No tattoos. May neither Chinese symbol for truth nor Winnie-the-Pooh holding the FSU logo stain her tender haunches.
May she be Beautiful but not Damaged, for it's the Damage that draws the creepy soccer coach's eye, not the Beauty.
When the Crystal Meth is offered, May she remember the parents who cut her grapes in half and stick with Beer.
Guide her, protect her when crossing the street, stepping onto boats, swimming in the ocean, swimming in pools, walking near pools, standing on the subway platform, crossing 86th Street, stepping off of boats, using mall restrooms, getting on and off escalators, driving on country roads while arguing, leaning on large windows, walking in parking lots, riding Ferris wheels, roller-coasters, log flumes, or anything called "Hell Drop," "Tower of Torture," or "The Death Spiral Rock 'N Zero G Roll featuring Aerosmith," and standing on any kind of balcony ever, anywhere, at any age.
Lead her away from Acting but not all the way to Finance. Something where she can make her own hours but still feel intellectually fulfilled and get outside sometimes and not have to wear high heels.
What would that be, Lord? Architecture? Midwifery? Golf course design? I'm asking You, because if I knew, I'd be doing it, Youdammit.
May she play the Drums to the fiery rhythm of her Own Heart with the sinewy strength of her Own Arms, so she need Not Lie With Drummers.
Grant her a Rough Patch from twelve to seventeen. Let her draw horses and be interested in Barbies for much too long, For childhood is short – a Tiger Flower blooming Magenta for one day – And adulthood is long and dry-humping in cars will wait.
O Lord, break the Internet forever, That she may be spared the misspelled invective of her peers and the online marketing campaign for Rape Hostel V: Girls Just Wanna Get Stabbed.
And when she one day turns on me and calls me a Bitch in front of Hollister, Give me the strength, Lord, to yank her directly into a cab in front of her friends, For I will not have that Shit. I will not have it.
And should she choose to be a Mother one day, be my eyes, Lord, that I may see her, lying on a blanket on the floor at 4:50 A.M., all-at-once exhausted, bored, and in love with the little creature whose poop is leaking up its back.
"My mother did this for me once," she will realize as she cleans feces off her baby's neck. "My mother did this for me." And the delayed gratitude will wash over her as it does each generation and she will make a Mental Note to call me. And she will forget. But I'll know, because I peeped it with Your God eyes.


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Okay, so much for light and healthy this week! Although most of you will laugh at what we thin-blooded Floridians call cold, it's been downright freezing this week. Literally. That put me in the mood for warm, gooey, cheesy, comfort food. With leftover ham in the fridge, this seemed like the perfect answer, although I'm sure it'd be almost as good without the ham. The sage added just the right bit of extra flavor.
- White Potatoes, 6 or 7
- Yellow Onion
- Fresh Sage, a tablespoon or two snipped, or about half of that if using dry
- Ham, maybe half a pound? I just used what I had leftover
- Cheddar Cheese, about four cups grated. I used a mix of white and yellow.
- Butter, 6 tablespoons
- Flour, 1/3 cup
- Milk, 3 cups
- Salt/Pepper
Slice the onion into thin rings.Snip the sage.Scrub the potatoes and slice them into thin slices. There's no need to peel them unless you just can't stand not to.Dice the ham.Grate the cheese.In a large saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat.Add the flour and stir until very well blended and starting to thicken.Gradually add the milk, stirring continuously. Continue cooking until the sauce thickens.Spread just a little white sauce in the bottom of a rectangular baking dish. Arrange a layer of potatoes so that they're just slightly overlapping.Arrange a few onion rings, add ham and sprinkle with sage.Sprinkle with a generous amount of cheese.Drizzle with white sauce and repeat another layer.Finish with a layer of white sauce and a little cheese. Sprinkle with salt and coarse ground pepper.Bake in the lower part of the oven, at 350, for about an hour or until the potatoes are tender. Let it sit a few minutes before serving.The side of steamed broccoli made it feel a little healthier. Enjoy!


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DURHAM — Lara Bryant turns 7 Saturday, but her party's being postponed while she recovers from severe facial injuries caused by a pit bull attack.
Her parents are thankful their daughter is on the mend, but they're now determined to persuade Durham leaders to ban pit bulls within the city limits.
The pit bull mix will be euthanized for biting Lara on the lip and cheek Tuesday afternoon.
Lara, of 1409 Imperial Drive, suffered serious injuries Wednesday afternoon when the 3-year-old, 70-pound dog lunged at her in her front yard.
The dog was being walked by its owner, Malcoma Al-Amin, about 6 p.m. when it broke free from its leash, said Cindy Bailey, administrator of Durham County Animal Control.
Lara tried to grab the dog's leash when it ran into her yard. That's when the dog pounced.
"She was missing part of her lip, and she had blood coming from her mouth and from her face," the girl's mother, Micah, said, her voice quivering.
"She was hysterical. I was hysterical."
The girl was taken to Duke Hospital for treatment and was home Wednesday resting.
"They stitched it up really good," her father, David, said.
"She's doing really good. She doesn't look really good. She's a beautiful girl. We're just hoping she can get back to how she was."
Micah Bryant said the dog earlier had tried to attack two adult neighbors.
"This dog was known already to be aggressive," she said. "This could have been prevented."
Animal Control's Bailey said it was the worst dog attack on a human she has seen in years.
She said she's surprised this particular dog was responsible.
The neutered male dog was up to date on vaccinations and appeared to be well handled.
"It wasn't your typical, chained-out-in-the-yard pit bull that's poorly socialized," Bailey said.
Al-Amin could not be reached for comment.
The dog will be quarantined until Oct. 6 to allow officials to look for signs of rabies.
Then it will be put to death.
"The Animal Protection Society would never put an animal that would attack in such a savage way out for adoption, period," Bailey said, explaining the decision to euthanize.
"This is a dog that has bitten this child severely. This is sad, especially for the victim and the victim's family. These types of injuries could require additional medical care and leave emotional scars as well as the physical ones."
Lara's parents don't want anyone else to suffer as they have.
"This time it was our daughter," Micah Bryant said.
"Next time it's going to be someone else's, and they might lose their lives."
The Bryants are starting a petition to ban pit bulls in Durham.
They're also going to figure out when they'll celebrate Lara's Lucky Seven, a little late.
"She definitely will have a birthday party -- when she's feeling a little better," Micah Bryant said.
Staff writer Matt Dees can be reached at 956-2433 or email@example.com.