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The future is apparently now in Baltimore, as the Orioles are calling up No. 1 positional prospect Manny Machado, according to a report from John Ourand of the Sports Business Journal; Machado will join the big club in time for tomorrow's game against the Royals.
Before this season, Baseball America ranked Machado -- the No. 3 overall pick in the 2010 amateur draft -- as the No. 11 prospect in all of baseball, then bumped him up to the No. 9 overall prospect in their midseason rankings.
The 20-year-old will come up from Double-A. In 109 games with the Bowie Baysox, Machado hit .266 with 11 home runs and 59 RBI. He's been hot lately, batting .444 over his last 10 games. Although he has mostly played shortstop in the minor leagues, he is expected to play third base for the Orioles, taking over from Wilson Betemit.
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When the Reds and Phillies played each other for 19 innings last week, Reds righty Sam LeCure was unavailable for action due to tightness in his right forearm. He then couldn't get loose in time to pitch Saturday, so rather than wait it out and hope that LeCure gets better in a few days, the Reds have placed him on the disabled list. Via John Fay:
Walt Jocketty has never gone through a period quite like this. Sunday, the Reds added left-hander Tom Cochran to the roster, placed Sam LeCure on the 15-day disabled list and transferred Matt Maloney to the 60-day disabled list.
The Reds don't seem too concerned that LeCure is dealing with anything substantial here, but they're so thin on pitching at the moment that they can't afford to carry a reliever who can't pitch.
Given that LeCure has been one of the team's better pitchers - he has eight walks, 30 strikeouts, and a 3.18 ERA in 34 innings - this is bad news for Cincinnati. Cochran is a 28-year-old lefty with more walks than strikeouts this year with AAA Louisville. Don't expect him to get much of a look.


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Next year.
Did they move the 3 point line further out this year or is it going to happen next year ?
Next year.
Haven't you seen the games? The line is the same this year. I wondered why there were two lines on the new practice courts then I realized that the second one will be the new 3 point line. It will be odd to see it not touch the top of the free throw circle next year.
It's just for the men's game, right?
That would be real confusing, especially for women's players. I've seen a few high school games played on pro courts and all the players are jacking up bricks from the 23-foot line thinking that's their 3-point line.
Also, the change isn't official yet, but it's probably just a rubber-stamp item in May when the committee votes.
I hope they have a change of mind and come to their senses. There is no need to move the line back. I'll tell you, our society just doesn't know when to quit and leave things the hell alone. Moving the line back is only going to worsen shooting percentages, not improve them. Get real. The three ball is ALWAYS going to remain eye candy for guards and wannabe long range shooters. That is not going to change. The three will still be hoisted with regularity.
I'm just beating a dead horse, however, so I'm done bickering.
"Duke is a once in a lifetime opportunity and something you don't pass up on." -Amile Jefferson
We have quite a few players with deep, deep range. Seems to me we won't be affected much, but other teams will.
I'm concerned that Taylor King won't have the 3-pt range next year from that faraway line.


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While his first season as a starting quarterback wasn't quite as good as he wanted, Danville's Trent Sherfield caught the eye of college scouts.
Sherfield, a junior, rushed for 1,029 yards and passed for another 1,598 as the Vikings were 4-5 this past year.
On Saturday, Sherfield attended junior day at the University of Illinois and today, he is at the University of Indiana, those trips come on the heels of a trip with coach B.J. Luke last Sunday to Iowa.
"It's really overwhelming,'' Sherfield said. "I'm making a lot of trips. It's all a great life experience for me and I'm going to enjoy it as much as I can.''
In between his visits to Big Ten schools, Sherfield got his first official scholarship offer his past week from Illinois State University.
"That felt really good and I was kind of surprised by it,'' Sherfield said. "The Illinois State coach came to talk with coach (Luke) and when he left, he said they offered me a full ride.''
The Redbirds, who went 9-4 this past season and advanced to the second round of the FCS playoffs, are coached by Brock Spack and they want Sherfield to play quarterback.
Sherfield said he's been contacted by a lot of schools including BSC schools Cincinnati, Michigan State and Oregon along with Illinois, Indiana and Iowa.
"I'm being looked at as a quarterback,'' said Sherfield, who has started at safety for the past two years and at quarterback this past year. "Obviously, I'm a football player, first and foremost, and I will play where the coaches want me to play.
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It is what it is. My first pieced quilt top. Simple, just squares, because that was challenge enough what with the issues I had. Fact: I am not a fan of my mother's sewing machine. Another fact: I picked up the new one today. Here's to hoping for play time later.
If you are as suddenly obsessed with blankets and quilts as I am (and oh, I want to knit and crochet and sew just about every blanket or quilt I have seen in the last few days, it's a sickness), you might like to poke around this nice lady's blog. She calls it Crazy Mom Quilts because while she is a mom that quilts, she is CRAZY! She makes quilts like I used to knit socks. Which is to say many.
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3 years
I think notebook style can help make an important first impression. To each his own. I like sleek black or silver, thin, light weight, but I think being able to get online wherever you are is stylish.
Jsy-Grl 3 years
I love when my gadgets fit my lifestyle on the inside and out, which means I usually buy skins to create custom looks that are as unique as I am! http://thebudgetsocialite.com
3 years
I'm older and growth stunted when it comes to technology. I distinctly remember the sighs of my computer scientist son when I'd called for the 4th time needing repeat instructions as to how I transfer pix from my camera. My goal is to surprise him with my very own notebook! Great style at the same time? OH YES..... Icing on the cake!!
3 years
I dont have one. But i am in love with them!!! SO So So Much! If a had one of course i will like it to look modern and with style!
macaronibirds 3 years
Super important: like all accessories. Because my shoes match my eyes, my eyes match my purse, and my notebook matches it all.
turtlemoo 4 years
My notebook style really isn't that important, although if I had to choose between a stylish notebook and an ugly one with the same specs, I would choose the stylish one.
LuckyDDouglas 4 years
Actually, quality, speed, and durability are a whole lot more important than style. Fortunately, HP does it all rather nicely. Thank you for offering this great sweepstakes with these fantastic prizes.
4 years
My notebook look is VERY important to me. I currently have an HP mini 110 with a pink design, it's gorgeous. I love that I can take it everywhere with me and everyone can't take their eyes off of it! But if anything, I like it because of the keyboard. Because with Dell laptops my acrylic nails get stuck in the keyboard.
Schlauberger 4 years
lol, Birkenstocks are my favorite...
4 years
The notebook selected should be appropriately chosen to meet needs of the user. Don't expect a notebook pc to fulfill all the functions of a general desktop pc and you won't be disappointed.
4 years
Not that important that it matches my eyes, but it would be nice to have a cool looking computer, that is fast too!
4 years
I could really use the notebook and to be able to make it look cool would be a bonus. Thanks!
norcalgal 4 years
Number one in importance is reliability. Who needs to be worrying about crashes? Style is a great bonus! After all, I spend half my day looking at my computer.
HelloChris 4 years
I just care that it WORKS!
KathleenOH1 4 years
It looks really cool when your notebook matches your style.
TheWORstFan 4 years
My notebook has that awful Vista. I need a new one.
lassie 4 years
This is just what I need at my house. George Ferris email@example.com
amyd29 4 years
love these,a little style never hurt anything!Would something very portable for back to school
LeesaWho 4 years
Function over style. (But style is appreciated.)
guitargirlut 4 years
These computers are awesome and as for style they are like shoes. Why not go with something better then thongs?
velvetdays 4 years
Style is a plus, speed is a must! Love the size of these. http://twitter.com/mineola/status/22858466836
DarcyO 4 years
Functionality is more important to me than style. But I don't wear my Birkenstocks with socks.
lbdavis232 4 years
Just as long as it works
zc 4 years
Mine is sleek and black - goes with everything!
made9094 4 years
Love a new Notebook.. great site thanks
2007pw 4 years
I was just thinking about this the other day. Speed is important. I like HP Pavilion
MajaMeza79 4 years
love it! mine broke this morning, toshiba satellite. i really need it badly. i had to ship it to repair center today. ugh. awesome prize.
beckers99 4 years
To me, performance is more important than looks-- but oh, I do love me a cute little notebook! A sleek and sophisticated cover adds so much to a well-performing computer.
kmbennet 4 years
It's not the style it's the quality that counts.
CSConn126 4 years
It's always nice to have something unique that matches my style.. expresses me & it is a bonus if it runs superb!
sharonjo 4 years
I have an old desktop and would love a cute new notebook! Fingers crossed! Count me in! Thanks! email@example.com
coockiejr 4 years
Pretty important but I don't really care :)
arthene 4 years
style you must know how to wear it or it doesn't matter
4 years
I don't have a notebook computer so winning one would be great. I think the way a notebook looks is important, but not as important as the processor. HP makes notebooks that look good and are reliable.
greendove 4 years
As long as it works it goes with everything! But good looks would be a welcome plus.
Rebecca1968 4 years
I would love to win this and I don't even care what it looks like, but hey stylish is always a plus.
bargaingirl 4 years
Quality is much more important than style but luckily HP delivers on both accounts!
redfantum 4 years
I'm all about speed. A little style can be fun, though.
panadero 4 years
this would be a great way to keep track of the family and keep intouch with the family. Fuschia is the best color that makes a statement Thank you!!!!!
carl-todasco 4 years
not important.
Tracy3675 4 years
A notebook for school would be an excellent holiday gift for the new high school student, and would prevent having to go to the library come the winter months to do homework!
4 years
Style for my laptop hasn't been that important, but maybe I haven't had the right laptop. Thanks for the chance.
wolfpup 4 years
Notebook style is not terribly important, but it's like icing on a cake. As long as the cake is good on the inside!
4 years
well lets see, notebooks are becoming more and more popular, and with their small sizes are hard to create stylish ones, many are stylish many are bricks. The most key component to making one sexy is chrome lines or piano black finishes in my opinion. i like the stlye of using hinges and flush mouses.
jamie-ferrari 4 years
I love HP and have had three of their notebooks to date. I love the freedom of carrying my computer with me where ever I go, including the local coffee house where I enjoy my morning cup. My current notebook has decided to stop connecting to the internet. I still use it because it had 14 years worth of work on it from my business which includes graphics needed for products that I manufacture and sell. I am concerned that this laptop is going to fizzle out soon as it makes the most horrible noise each time I use it. The HP notebook I had prior to this one was fantastic. Unfortunately my friends gorgeous 5 year daughter was so excite to come and give me a hug that she didn't notice the cord that was charging my computer and it toppled to ground and broke into several pieces. Surprisingly it continued to work for a short time before I invested in a new (used) machine and had all of my files transferred to it. A new notebook would be a total blessing as once again all of my years of works need to be transferred again. I love the note book with the butterfly graphics on it. It is stylish and represents beauty and freedom. My husband is a Mac guy. He thinks he's cooler than me for this reason alone. I'm sold on HP and my graphic programs and files are only compatible with their format. I would love to win, as would everyone else. Best wishes to all who entered. And thank you for letting me vent. XO
wildsummerrose 4 years
I haven't had a "stylish" notebook because they're pretty expensive. But I'd love to get one! Anything that gives me the opportunity for self-expression is pretty awesome in my mind.
DottieJoi 4 years
I desperately searched for the perfect baby pink netbook and even made a cute pouch for it but all the "oohs" and squeals that my laptop generated from my friends and random strangers kinda fades every time i hear my boyfriend drop my laptop on the floor. (he's done it about three times now) So now I will gladly trade in durability over style. Although having both is just perfect.
nvtribefan 4 years
Reliability counts, not looks. Basic black.
Swaying-Palm 4 years
I can't say that in the case of a notebook that form is more important than function. I think the marriage of aesthetics to function is ideal - for example, a sleek and lightweight computer is more comfortable to use.
jacqgrif 4 years
I like that computers are looking more and more stylish. Thank You! email@example.com
letessha 4 years
super cool
4 years
The design is kinda important. I like my stuff to look nice, because everything I own is a representation of me.
blushpell 4 years
My notebook is my life...
dove1960 4 years
I need a lap-top.
bluenude3 4 years
Style takes a back seat to processing speed and quality.
sbtroxel 4 years
love to win!
aseemore 4 years
If I had a notebook, being able to carry it everywhere would be most important to me.
helobuff 4 years
Performance is more important that style to me. Although I do want some features that may be considered style.. sleek design, full numbers keypad, keys raised to identify them from one another and red is my favorite color!
Kasreyn 4 years
I could use a new notebook
DchrisG3 4 years
The style of my notebook is very important at all. It's all about speed and performance for me.
4 years
Zero importance, zero need for a notebook. Keep me disconnected when I'm out so I can enjoy tranquility and inner peace. Last thing I want while having fun is being connected to find out what others are doing when I want to be relaxing and out of touch !
paz247 4 years
Style is somewhat important
Tkleiser 4 years
Not too important as long as everything works great!!
mindtergalactic 4 years
It's definitely important, I don't care about those performance thing, as long as people say it's good, that's all matter other than that style is the first :P
hailiesmama 4 years
I don't have one!
4 years
really we all know its important but its even more important when you can get it FREE. A Free notebook, is about important as important can get and besides, I think I can paint it to match any pair of shoes I own.
ILoveEgypt 4 years
I love HP, and it's the only brand I will buy. I'm typing this on my HP!
yogurtsoup 4 years
I take care of my laptop as if it was my child, but the laptop i have is on its last leg. you would think after all that spoiling i did to it it would it would last longer. i guess 6 years is a good age for a dell, its like 100 in human years, lol.
4 years
I don't have one but my mother and brother both do (grrr) and they say they are just wonderful.
dea03 4 years
Its great if the notebook is stylish & cute but what is more important is the speed,memory and other features the notebook has.
clc408 4 years
Just like with people, looks are nice, but performance is most important.
pcbdolphins 4 years
I have never owned a laptop but so hope I win this one
maricablue 4 years
I want to be noticed when I'm using it, so the more stylish the better.
lkropog 4 years
style is fun, but quality, speed and weight are also very important.
JaydeeD 4 years
Wanna win soooo bad!
rickpeggysmith 4 years
I love having the choice of showing off my own personal style. HP products are wonderful. They are high quality and reliable. Thanks.
bbnaz 4 years
Shorts and flip-flops for me!
ElizabethA 4 years
Speed and portability top style
SilverRarity 4 years
This is the most rediculous question, performance over style should be the most imporant aspect of any notebook
4 years
This is the stupidist question I've encountered in awhile...who really cares about looks, performance is what matters in all aspects of life :-)
4 years
Wow I so wanna win this Laptop, I'm poor and this financial crisis is still hitting us hard, please let me win.
howellcohen 4 years
practicality is most important to me. looks are an added bonus.
themugster 4 years
Something like this would unchain me from my laptop and give me the chance to do some of my work and play in my yard, on the deck, by the pool, etc. VERY important, from a mental-health perspective!
Scrawlding 4 years
Kind of important. It needs to out perform its aesthetic though.
auroranightowl 4 years
I desperately would love a notebook! I have fibromyalgia and on the days when I can't get out of bed, one of these things would be a godsend!! My son has one, and I kind of thought it was unnecessary at the time, but now I covet it LOL!
czonline 4 years
think of me as a ghost passing thru
Lisa3367958 4 years
I think performance matters most however i do appreciate good style.
jemscout425 4 years
I love it when I'm on the go or for watching movies at night. so pretty important
Hurshelh 4 years
Looks are not important. Its quality and content that counts.
sm37130 4 years
Its kind of important to me, i need a really fast computer that isnt going to get a virus, and doesnt look completely ancient! I like having my electronics looking good!
marsmit 4 years
Performance in a laptop is of the utmost for me....but I also want a little style. Thank you.
Shorin 4 years
Most important are the notebook's features and abilities. After that, most of my styling is desktop wallpaper.
chrys28 4 years
My notebook style is very important, but not as important as my notebook's function and durability.
Elkaye 4 years
I really want something that is reliable and fast enough to fit all of my needs.
janlbeebo 4 years
I guess I want it all style and speed. The most important thing is its a HP .
4 years
I am limping along on a 9 year old DELL which has seen and given lots of service, but I am crossing my fingers(which makes it hard to type) everyday hoping it will last long enough for its replacement to somehow magically arrive. Maybe this time?
kmariem 4 years
I like my notebook to look kinda good. . .
haawwkeye 4 years
The pc that I have now is being shared with my son and to be able to have one that I could call my own would be so nice.
ambercore 4 years
My gosh, this would be AMAZING to win!
alig 4 years
Style not so much- I use my computer from home, mostly, and I don't need my cat to be impressed ;)
Darlene936 4 years
I've been saving for a notebook but the savings disappear because they're used for something else. Dependability is my main focus and HP is highly rated for dependability. Please count me in.
4 years
SUPER important. I'd go crazy if something happens to mine! It contains all my work and I don't leave home without it!
rrussou812 4 years
Style isn't that important to me, durability and dependability are the two main factors I look for in a notebook PC. I'm not wearing the darn thing.
buttmuffin 4 years
I want this notebook!! pwease??
scrunquist 4 years
Notebook style isn't very important to me. Speed and solid performance are. Thanks for the great contest!
Gloria-Luongo 4 years
I love HP!
kmg365 4 years
Style? Not important in the least for a notebook. Reliability, speed, power? Yeah. Those I want.
cstironkat 4 years
I tweeted http://twitter.com/cstironkat/status/21707456878
conanlibrarian 4 years
Style is only important if it has the speed, performance and features I need.
huggr1960 4 years
Width is what matter most....oh wait,,what are we talking about??>>
ttrue88 4 years
I want performance, look onthe outside is not important.
FawnGeorge 4 years
Love to win. I don't have a laptop computer but I would love to lay in bed and work on the computer.
alycep06 4 years
I so want a notebook but the looks are not very important to me. As long as it works and is lightweight I am good!
kggee1 4 years
Not important to my style.
ladygirl99 4 years
Very Nice, Performance is always Important for me. I sell online and I want to make sure I have an efficient PC.
Hurdler4eva 4 years
What an incredible giveaway! Thanks!
oldrthanu 4 years
I need a notebook as my desktop is very old. I would like to try a notebook.
toddvb 4 years
anything that is relaible will do
stef42678 4 years
I want a notebook that matches my style and is easy to use on the go as well as easy to travel with. I would love to win!
zeze 4 years
Very...mine has to look just like me in terms of style, otherwise I just can't stand it.
raefun 4 years
I like it if it is a bit stylish...but how it works is most important
sldc 4 years
HPs are fantastic! I have had two Pavilions 6 years and they are so underrated in reliability. I have never taken this one in for repair and ditto for the previous one. Everyone that raves about Macs that I know, has taken theirs to a Mac Genius at least a couple times in the same amount of time for part repair such as a screen, fan and/or motherboard. Mine is getting a little tired and I am a broke student right now, so I would LOVE to win this.
abitnerdy 4 years
I feel a little vain saying that my laptop aesthetics needs to be at least a bit eye catching, but hey i'm a girl! It needs to be stylish sexy and its accessories matter too hehe xo
julitasoup 4 years
It's got to be fast and reliable...but sexy and stylish is always a plus.
imabrat 4 years
Wow. I never thought about it but my laptop really IS an extension of me; sorta like the car I drive. Still, my laptop needs to look like a laptop and not a designer handbag.
cmleon86 4 years
My HP is stylish with its black and silver look. Its cute without having to be bright pink of anything (not that theres anything wrong with pink! lol)
ICEMAN63100 4 years
Function trumps form ... always!
dishie 4 years
I don't really care what's on it, as long as what's in it is fast!
carolynishis 4 years
I would love the notebook life.I could lay on the bed and do all my work.
cherryvanilla13 4 years
The most important qualities I feel are that it is easy to use (especially while on the go). Weight and size are also important. What I feel is absolutely essential is that it is user friendly, a good memory and processor and can also effectively display multimedia, ie. pictures, videos and music.
chow 4 years
for me, ultimately, performance wins. it can be the prettiest laptop, but if im going to be annoyed with performance, it's not going to work out.
4 years
the responses are annoying. I don't care about the style of it, but that doesn't mean I wear socks and birkenstocks or anything of the sort
cassypassy 4 years
the computer i'm typing on right now is on it's last legs. i can't watch any videos on it because the RAM or whatever doesn't support the latest internet speed and flash. went to get a new computer at the place i got this one and i ended up returning it after a week. sure it was kinda stylish but the display was terrible and so was the sound. I don't want to give out any names or anything, but let's just say the brand is named after a fruit. someone told me i should try an HP. i'm still kinda hesitant to buy a computer from any other brand than the one i've been using because i'm so used to it.
lelebee 4 years
I have three bags for my notebook, one for work, one for travel and one for the coffee shop, so yeah, I want one that looks as cool as the bag I carry it around in!
mollyparnis 4 years
I want performance most but why not a little style too?
leeluvfashion 4 years
While I care about whether or not my shoes go with my outfit, I do not care all that much if my computer does. As long as my laptop works, is lightweight to carry and in a fairly basic color (black, silver, maybe even white) I could fairly care less about whether the lid is patterned chicly.
rossy 4 years
I don't have a notebook (saving up for a new PC - mine's 9 years old & slowing down). But my nephew tricked his himself. He ended up paying $450.00 for a new one - all white. Then he bought team logo stickers of his fave hockey team & put 'em on. He did it because none of the styled ones were cool enough. - I'd love to have 1 too. But we can't always get what we want - Sorry, channeled a bit of Rolling Stones there. LOL! Maybe the easiest way IS a notebook which seem to be cheaper next to PC's of similar specs... Hhhmmm.
chantelcen 4 years
I perfer the best of both worlds.
janetmouse 4 years
Lol...cute outside...works great inside...all important!
shalee55 4 years
Whats important is the quality....and HP is at the top of the list...this is super.
AlisonMcg67 4 years
Not important at all, but I haven't worn Socks in years, Teva's yes, but not Birkenstock's.
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An experienced bee keeper could have moved the beehive to a less troublesome location; perhaps on the couple's property where they could continue to enjoy the bees and the bees could continue to do their good work.
Einstein is credited with saying, "If the bee disappeared off the face of the Earth, man would only have four years left to live." Willy-nilly code enforcement without weighing the consequences is shameful.
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Cozy Cadillac Cabin on Lake Mitchell in Cadillac
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Cozy cabin situated on Lake Mitchell access channel. This cabin sits on a double lot for plenty of room for cars and all of your recreational vehicles! This area is well known for fantistic fishing anytime of year and it abounds with hunting options for the outdoorsman. This area is prime real estate for snowmobilers with miles and miles of lake shore and trails surrounding this area. This cabin is situated with a large deck with breath taking views and colors over the Manistee National Forest.
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This fully furnished cabin has 2 bedrooms with a double bed in each. Back living room area has pull out couch and loft area above, easily can sleep 6-10 depending on your group.
65" big screen TV with cable hook-up year round. Gas Range, Refrigerator, Microwave with Washer and Dryer and gas grill outside on large deck for all your entertainment needs including fire pit.
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Lake Mitchell is 2580 acres in size and is connected to Lake Cadillac by a navigable canal, combining over 3700 acres of all-sports water fun!. Many casual restaurants an eateries shore up to both lakes, offering docking for dining and/or drinks. Ice cream shops, party stores, and gas docks are also directly available by watercraft.
Bowling, water-park, restaurants, water holes, and parks all within walking distance. Not far is Crystal Mountain that offers many activities as well as the newest roller slide. Check it out, it is worth the drive. Casino located within miles at Traverse City, Mt Pleasant, or Manistee.
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- Summer? Soak up the sun on the sandbar!
- Fall? Hunt, Hike, Fish!
- Winter? Snowmobile, snowshoe, fish!
- All year round? FISH! and have a great time!
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Joe and Loretta Wadsworth, P.O. Box 5, Plainville, IN 47568, were married Feb. 20, 1953. They will soon celebrate their 60th anniversary with a private celebration with their family.
The couple has four children, Kelly and Telesa Wadsworth, Myra and George Allen, Dave and Glenda Wadsworth and Doug and Julie Wadsworth. They have 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, with another expected in August.


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Watching our season of silliness, be it on television or generated by our political soup du jour, I wonder if others are finding a rich source of material for smiles? Because my world of theater and the human parade of living color life all around me, my writers itch longs to write another farcical play just as I did in the 1960s and 70s. Ah, you say, why don't you? Answer. No one would let me put the play on here in our neck of the woods because we have become so politically correct, satirically couched theater has flown out the window, in my opinion. One of my plays was written about a California driven shenanigans of a mythical city council called "Clown Hall, USA" and its hapless citizenry. It was hilarious and a lot of fun for all involved. One of the other musical plays was called "Hi Ho Petticoats," which gently poked fun at the Texas Ranger/Strangers, and a bunch of upright females in the 180s by day and a rootin' tootin' Robin Hood type girl gang by night. Those poor guys couldn't find their way out of a paper bag or catch a cold, and they are based in a town called Oddwad, Texas, and recruit Texas Strangers from there, musically , of course. It is a family show, ran several summers in the Hill Country, and subsequently was mounted and produced in California and New Mexico. Humor is humor. Satire is satire. Wit is wit. And bless those who recognize it for what it is. But, what has happened to our national funny bone, I would like to know?
There have been many notable wits in our world, who are widely and often incorrectly quoted from time to time. From "Star Wars" to Shakespeare, from presidents to peons, from notables to people who wish they never had said that. People who immediately come to my mind are: Dorothy Parker, acerbic wit like apple cider vinegar; Groucho Marx, dry naughty double entendre remarks: WC Fields on children and animals hysterically couched; and movies like "Blazing Saddles" and TV shows from "F Troop" to "Mash" and the list goes on. One person who was eternally witty was our own Johnny Carson. He was a reflection of his own beginnings in the wholesomeness and goodness of a Midwestern background, and his observation of the human animal in all his own funny, witty take on America. Was he witty? You bet! What is wit? Webster's Dictionary may say one thing, you may say another. Have you even thought about who you think is witty, lately? Most of the politicos these days are pretty devoid of humor, and this is only my opinion. There is always a nervous titter when one of them actually "parrots the speech writer's scripted humor remark." Is it natural for them or uncomfortable or are they thinking "I better look like I know how to laugh right here"? A real wit makes you laugh. Thank goodness for the courage to say it and make you laugh, sometimes in spite of yourself. Are we at a point where we cannot even laugh at ourselves? If so, wit has become witless? Is texting being witty? The spelling in a text message looks like a stenographer in a criminal trial in a courtroom in the 1800s! Talk to a teener when they are texting and you get a blank wall, and they are deaf. Communication is necessary for wit spoken, and not much of that is going on these days among the young. They would find it hard slogging through a debate team or even carrying on a telephone conversation, which they avoid. Wit takes vocabulary and living a little. Living a lot is even better!
Wisdom is having a few decades under your belt. I often tell my voice students, "let life happen to you. Life contributes the warp and woof, the fabric of your life, like a tapestry telling your story of what you have experienced. The joy, the sorrows, the highs and lows, the winning and the losing. You learn far more from your failures than your triumphs." Wisdom comes from being open to doors opening and closing, and being ready to let go and move on. When you accept the fact you are special but not so different as to be superior to others, you are exercising wisdom. You then can learn from others, you can accept different opinions from your own, maybe not agree, but take from others, a grain of truth in your opposing opinions and make something new and refreshing into your wisdom bag. Wisdom also is knowing when to shut up, and then you learn a lot more!
Now to satire. This field of thought is far ranging and reaching, and may start a little war on what you perceive to be acceptable or not in satire. When your "ox is gored" you may yelp and say, "not fair." Phillip Roth commented, "Satire is moral outrage transformed into art." It is a perception that emanates from the knowledge and history of the writer, and the wider the history, the wider the satire. Having the life lessons happen to you gives you the tools to create a satirical play or a great short story. Laughing at yourself is a reflection of grace and wisdom that you are living life fully. Love what Jonathan Swift said so many years ago, "Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face, but their own." Consider the success of Archie Bunker and that show, "All in the Family." Even flushing a potty made America laugh. We, as Americans, have gone from A to Z on the humor scale. Reflected in our plays, our radio and TV, and our predilection to watch so-called comedy shows with canned laughter and not so funny situation drivel. To this we've come? Perhaps the British do comedy better than we? So, the next time you see or hear something that makes you laugh or even think differently on your comfort scale, consider what it is? Wit, wisdom, or satire?
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Bullyproof Your Child
"Insult me," says Izzy Kalman during our first phone call. "Go ahead. Insult me." Kalman is a school psychologist in New York City, leader of antibullying workshops, and the author of Bullies to Buddies: How to Turn Your Enemies into Friends. Depending on your view, he's either a pushy ideologue or the sanest voice in the fast-growing world of "bullyproofing" children. Or both.
Insulting a subject is not my typical interview technique, but Kalman uses role-play to teach kids about bullying and he wants me to learn something. "It's a game," he explains. "Your job is to insult me and my job is to make you stop."
"I bet you're not even a real school psychologist," I offer, unsure how to begin.
"I am too!" Kalman yells back.
His strong reaction surprises me — and spurs me on. "Your approach is so Psychology 101. How obvious can you get?"
"It is not obvious!" Kalman cries, with a catch in his voice. "It's really, really important stuff. No one's doing this."
"Oh, right. You're the only one. Oh, you and B. F. Skinner."
"You don't understand!" he cries again.
"Yes I do. I bet you don't even help any children."
"I do too! I help tons of children all the time!"
Suddenly Kalman breaks the rhythm. "Let's stop here. Okay, now tell me: Who won?"
"I did!" I say proudly.
"Because you got upset and you couldn't make me stop."
"That's right. By getting upset and trying to make you stop, I was actually making you continue. Did you have fun?"
"Well, yes." I reply. The uncomfortable truth is it felt good to sharpen ever crueler barbs and hone my voice into a tone of flat superiority I didn't know I possessed.
"It's fun to tease and insult, isn't it?" he says.
"Yes, really!" I say, amazed.
"Welcome," says Kalman, "to the human race."
What, exactly, is bullying?
I'll start off with some definitions. Bullying is intentionally hurtful, repetitive behavior — not a one-time or random act — and it usually involves an uneven playing field. A kid with greater physical or social power dominates a kid with less; think Biff Tannen, always shaking down George McFly for his homework in Back to the Future.
Researchers break bullying down to four major types. Physical bullying encompasses kicking, punching, shoving someone into a locker, and so on. Verbal bullying is all about name-calling and taunting, like my insult session with Izzy Kalman. Next comes social/relational bullying, as in the Mean Girls type of torture. A kid gets abused not by another kid but by an entire peer group. It's often a pack of girls, or "bully-princesses," as author Barbara Coloroso (The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander) calls them.
Like most people I know (at least, the most interesting people!), I did my time as a bullying victim. As a seventh grader in Dayton, Ohio, I learned that my late-maturing figure was wrong, my plastic turquoise cat's-eye glasses were wrong, my inability to return a volleyball was wrong, my good grades were wrong, and the way I looked in the snap-up flamingo-pink PE uniform was almost criminally wrong. Even my name was wrong. "Melissa?" the bully-princesses sneered. "Isn't that the name of the evil fairy in Sleeping Beauty?!" No, her name was Maleficent, but for my tormentors it was close enough.
Well, at least the Internet didn't exist then. The fourth and newest category of bullying is cyber-bullying, which takes verbal bullying and social bullying to almost unimaginable extremes. Taunts and rumors, unflattering photos, and compromising videos can be posted on the web anonymously and circulated endlessly, with shattering results.
I began researching this topic half-wondering if those bully-princesses of my childhood were all facade. You know, the cliché of the preening bully who covers up his low self-esteem with belligerence. But studies debunk this. In his groundbreaking 1993 book Bullying at School (based on research begun in 1970), Dan Olweus, a professor of psychology at Norway's University of Bergen, found that children tagged as bullies suffered unusually little anxiety. And research since then has only confirmed his findings.
"The highest self-esteem measured in children is in bullies," says my friend Marshall Duke, a professor of psychology at Emory University. "They're just feeling great!"
Duke says you can look at bullying through the lens of evolutionary psychology. "Bullying could be a vestigial behavior, a throwback to humanity's primitive origins. For example, our evolutionary cousins, the vervet monkeys, won't tolerate a troop member who screws up a verbal warning about an approaching predator. If the mixed-up monkey screams the equivalent of 'Jump out of the trees!' instead of 'Jump into the trees!' after sighting a snake on the forest floor, that monkey is killed." For prehistoric humans, a misfit — a poor spear-handler, a loud talker, a slow runner — may have put the whole tribe at risk. "But this is not the jungle," Duke says, "and this is not eight million years ago, and group survival is not at stake. We live in a civilization that says we need to suppress the primitive reactions we have to people who don't fit in, who can't keep up. Everyone has a right to life and to respect."
But everyone also should expect to encounter teasing — and learn how to deal with it. Kalman says we need to concentrate on the victim's behavior, not the bully's. "People have a knee-jerk reaction when they hear that," he admits. "They say I'm blaming the victims. I'm not blaming the victims, but I am saying they are the ones who have the problem. Bullies aren't the ones committing suicide and shooting up schools."
For me, the headline news is that a misfit's differences — like obesity, red hair, an accent, or plastic turquoise cat's-eye glasses — are not as important a factor in becoming a victim as kids and parents think. The victims, Olweus found, were no more different than a control group of boys who were not bullied.
Funny, I've always assumed that I was bullied because of my hair/figure/braces/name, or any combination thereof.
I was wrong.
I was not bullied because of these external characteristics. I was targeted because of them. And there's a big difference. According to Kalman's research, I became a victim, a recipient of deliberate and ongoing verbal abuse and social exclusion, for one reason only: because I didn't know how to handle it.
The bad news first: School antibullying programs don't fix the problem.
These days, the primary way to combat bullying is through school-based antibullying programs. This approach sees bullying as a systemic problem, rather than as typical human behavior. Across the country, guest speakers, handouts, and posters declare schools to be "bully-free zones." Children are urged to report incidents of bullying to the school authorities.
Obviously, an adult should be summoned if physical violence, sexual or racial harassment, or criminal activity is involved. But social and verbal aggression, according to Kalman, don't merit the run-for-a-grown-up treatment. "Ratting out a classmate is guaranteed not to win you friends or respect and it certainly won't preserve you from bullying," Kalman says. On top of that, he says the happy glow engendered by antibullying assemblies evaporates quickly as kids discover that bullying continues. And, given the high self-esteem enjoyed by bullies, most don't recognize themselves as the bad guys portrayed in the poignant curricula.
Besides, there's no hard evidence that school programs diminish bullying. In 2005, researchers at the universities of Ottawa and London published a very dispiriting assessment: Most schoolwide programs "have yielded insignificant outcomes on measures of self-reported victimization and bullying, and only a small number have yielded positive outcomes."
In other words, they don't work — and Kalman accuses them of worse than failure. He charges antibullying programs with teaching children that they are entitled to a life in which no one upsets them, that they can't solve their own social problems, and that at the first sign of aggression they need to call an adult. As the director of an Atlanta private school confided to me: "Whole-school antibullying programs are most valuable in the reassurance they offer parents."
Now the good news: You can teach your child how to disarm a bully.
If antibullying programs can't stop the bullying, what can? Only the child — the target — himself. Or as Eleanor Roosevelt once said, "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." Izzy Kalman puts it more concretely: "You get upset, you lose."
Back on the phone with Kalman, it's time for another round of bullying. "Let's play again," he says. "You start."
I jump right back into the fun. "This is such basic Psychology 101! You stole it all from B. F. Skinner!"
"Nice," he says. "You really know your psychology."
"And . . . and . . . you seem like a total fake!"
"Is that how I'm coming across to you?" he asks.
That stops me, but I recover. "Yes! And you probably don't even help kids!" I shout. "You just brag about it all the time!"
"Are you suggesting my time would be better spent if I worked more one-on-one with children rather than trying to share this approach with teachers and parents?"
"I . . . I . . . " I have run out of things to say.
"Who won this time?" Kalman asks.
"You did."
"Because you were so nice, I couldn't keep yelling at you."
"It felt foolish to keep insulting someone who stayed calm and friendly, didn't it?" he asks. I have to agree. It was fun to insult Izzy when he got upset. My cruelty was rewarded. But when he replied to me as a friend, the fun was gone and my bullying was extinguished.
A few days later, I tried Kalman's technique with my youngest son Yosef, who is 10. The teachable moment presented itself one afternoon when Yosef dragged in from the backyard sweaty and weepy. Older brother Daniel, 13, had once again teased and tormented him in front of other boys. Putting aside the question of how to deal with Daniel, I wanted to help Yosef see that he held the solution, not me. Kalman has lots of stories on his website (bullies2buddies.com; click on "free manuals"), so I modified one now. I reminded Yosef of our cat Waffle. "You know how she follows you around constantly, meowing at you until you give her a can of food — even though I've fed her already?" He nodded yes.
"And what do you do?"
"Sometimes I give her the food."
"If you never gave her food, ever, what would she do?"
"She'd follow me around the house meowing."
"For maybe the first day. Then what?"
He thought just a second, then said, "Meow at you?"
"Exactly! What if you didn't give her any food for a week, then she meowed at you and you fed her. What would happen?"
"She'd start meowing at me again, I guess."
"What happens when Daniel teases you?"
"It makes me cry."
"So it's kind of like you and Waffle. She meows, you give her food. Daniel teases you, you cry. You're giving him just what he wants, so he keeps doing it."
Yosef sat up, keenly interested. I used another metaphor of Kalman's. "You've given Daniel a remote control device to your brain. He has a magic remote control. If he pushes this button, he makes Yosef cry. If he pushes this button, he makes Yosef run into the house to tell Mom what happened. Do you want Daniel to have this much power over your brain?"
"Let's take the batteries out of his remote control." I pantomimed shaking out batteries and tossing them away. "Now when he teases you, is he pushing the button to make you cry?"
"No," Yosef said, emboldened.
"Don't cry when he pushes the button that says, 'Make Yosef cry.'"
Did the stories help? At the very least, Yosef understood a true dynamic of life, and he returned to the backyard determined to take matters into his own hands. I admit, it's hard for kids to conjure the poise and maturity to stay calm and friendly when being bullied, to be comfortable with who they are, and to learn to laugh at themselves. Yet that day when Yosef came crying to me, I felt like I'd given him a new tool that would work not only with Daniel, but with the world. Because what is the ultimate goal of empowering children to deflect bullying? To give them defensive moves for the rest of their lives. Adults are bullied too, by bosses, spouses, relatives, colleagues. Better to learn laughter, agreement, independence, and fancy footwork as a child than to trudge through life from one victimization to the next, longing for rescue.


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Recording a second PGA Tour victory in three weeks may have seemed like a pipe dream to Jason Dufner a couple years ago. Once Dufner could find a way to relax on the course, great things can happen to even the most timid golfers. One way to say loose in the heat of competition? A great waggle ... without holding up the round's pace of play.
With so much attention being paid to how slowly some golfers play on Tour, waggling has gotten a bit of a bad wrap. True, players like Kevin Na and Sergio Garcia in years past have certainly shown golf fans the extreme of an obsessive-compulsive pre-shot routine. At times it is downright painful to watch, especially when the resulting shot is nothing out of the ordinary. But the purpose of a great waggle is to keep the player loose and focused; not to serve as a distraction.
Dufner's waggle may seem a bit extreme at times -- as the number of club waggles can differ from one shot to the next -- but as long he keeps winning tournaments, I say the waggle stays.
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Most of North Texas was under a freeze warning or a frost advisory.
We normally don't have to talk about these things until the second or third week of November, but early Saturday, low temperatures dipped into the 30s across all of the region. Fort Worth, Mineral Wells, Graham and Gainesville hit the freezing mark.
By Sunday morning, we expect to see freezing temperatures in many more cities, especially north and west of Dallas-Fort Worth, where a freeze warning has been issued. The area includes Denton and Collin Counties and counties.
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The Panthers re-signed DE Tyler Brayton on Wednesday, according to reports.
Brayton became an unrestricted free agent on March 5 and he visited with the Seahawks before agreeing to a three-year deal with Carolina.
The 30-year-old started 31 of the 32 regular-season game the Panthers have played since he arrived prior to the 2008 season. Re-signing Brayton is a key move for Carolina, which is thin at defensive end after losing Julius Peppers.
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With Town Meeting Day one week away, some Middlebury residents are fired up about a last-minute flier sent out to voters. Town officials say the mailer informs residents about a $6.5 million project for new town offices. The bond vote will be on the ballot next week.
"I don't like people lying in my face," said Ron Kohn of Middlebury.
Some Middlebury voters are outraged after a selectman spoke out against his own board Tuesday night. Craig Bingham is raising concerns about the accuracy of a town flier promoting an upcoming bond vote.
"Looking at the outside of the mailer I noted that there are several errors on the 'Tax Impact' portion of the mailer," said Middlebury selectman Craig Bingham.
The pamphlet was sent to thousands of Middlebury voters detailing the plans and costs of a major project for downtown. The $6.5 million proposal would demolish the current town offices and build a new facility across town. A recreation space would also be created.
"I think it's a total win-win for the town of Middlebury. And I think that we desperately need to do this. This is an energy efficient hog," said Nancy Malcom of the Middlebury Steering Committee.
Malcom helped drafted the flier and is standing behind its accuracy. She says it is standard procedure for every big town project. Malcolm says Middlebury hired a third party to calculate the professional estimates. Residents will then have to vote if they support a bond to foot the bill. But Bingham says the numbers are wrong and misleading.
"I am deeply disturbed that false information has been published under the name of our town. I am disappointed that my taxpayer dollars have been spent on what comes off as a flagrant attempt to mislead the voter," said Bingham.
The flier also highlights problems with the existing facility, like code violations and issues with asbestos, insulation and crumbling bricks.
But Bingham says town records from April show a fire marshal determined the building was up to code.
"While they are not specific violations that the towns been charged with -- if you were to do a renovation -- all these codes violation issues would have to be remedied and resolved," said Select Board Chair Dean George.
George says the town has been surveying the building for years and experts advised them that renovations simply were not worth the huge costs.
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Make 'em pay, Mike. Err. Next time.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
Leake strikes out swinging. 2-1 Nationals after 4.
What the Toddfather wants; the Toddfather gets. Or maybe Frazier will just trade his LLWS trophy straight up.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
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Span flies out to left.
This entire bit about him being good for a #5 is nonsense. When Dusty sends him out to the mound, I am pretty sure he doesn't tell Leake to pitch like the #5 that he is. Leake is like any other starting pitcher. He is designated to get as many hitters out as possible. If he does that at a #5 level; well, that's not good.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
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Important inning for Leake.
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Harper flies out to center.
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Fortuna Düsseldorf gave up a goal in the 85th minute to lose their second straight match, this time a 1-0 loss to Mainz.
Before last weekend against Schalke, Düsseldorf had yet to concede a goal this season. They managed to fight back from two down to earn a draw against Schalke, but they weren't as lucky this time.
Mainz were the better side throughout the match and came close a few times. Nicolai Müller had the first opportunity in the contest, but his early header went wide.
Andreas Ivanschitz gave Mainz the advantage in the 78th minute by drawing the second yellow card on Düsseldorf's Oliver Fink. The visitors brought on defender Juanan for Dani Schahin in an attempt to batten down the hatches for the remaining 12 minutes.
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The Florida Gators held their annual spring game on Saturday afternoon and had some positive signs on the offensive side of the football. On the defensive side of the ball, however, the Gators got some bad news on Monday morning as Rachel George of the Orlando Sentinel shares that defensive lineman Ronald Powell has suffered a torn ACL.
Ronald Powell has a torn ACL, per UF. Will be out 4-6 months. #Gators— Rachel George (@OS_RachelGeorge) April 9, 2012
While it's estimated Powell's recovery time will be four to six months, it's highly unlikely that Powell will be available for the Gators in the 2012 season unless it's late in the season. As George notes later on on Twitter, Powell was drew praise for a nice set of spring practices.
The Gators now have two starting defensive lineman recovering from torn ACL, as defensive tackle Dominique Easley injured his ACL in November.
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Earlier this year, County Legislator Angelo Santabarbara introduced legislation, the "Protection of Toddler and Babies Act," to ban the sale of products containing Bisphenol A (BPA) within Schenectady County. BPA, a chemical commonly found in baby bottles and cups designed for children, has been linked to complications in children�s immune and reproduction systems, as well as hyperactivity and an increased risk of breast and prostate cancer, obesity and diabetes. Unfortunately, partisan politics are keeping this vital bill from reaching the floor for a vote. Sign this petition and demand Schenectady County Democrats allow for debate on this important legislation.
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Kelly Osbourne looked stylish and fit on the red carpet of the Oscars 2014 in Los Angeles tonight (March 2).
The E! host and celeb fashion commentator wore a sleek white Badgley Mischka gown with a metallic lace capelet from the designer's Spring 2014 collection.
This dress was the perfect choice for Kelly who, as a rule, manages to embody vintage glamour while still giving her own edgy vibe.
A few gold cocktail rings, chandelier earrings and a gold box clutch are the perfect accessories, and her signature purple hair curled into a trendy bob complete the gorgeous ensemble.
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text: James S. Dethridge Jr., 24, a long time Rushville resident, passed away Tuesday, Nov, 5, 2013, in Rush County. James was born on Nov. 26, 1988, in Greenfield to James and Lori (Yenowine) Dethridge.James worked as a farmhand in Rush County. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and spending time with his daughter.James leaves behind his parents, James Dethridge of Spiceland and Lori (Yenowine) Dethridge of Greenfield; a daughter, Sophie Kae Dethridge of Greenfield; a brother, Rex Yenowine and fiancé Katie Lacey of Greenfield; two sisters, Kayleigh Gordon and husband Mark and Mallory Dethridge, both of Rushville. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, at Moster Mortuary, Rushville, with Steve Abernathy presiding. Friends are welcome to visit from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8 at the mortuary. Burial will be in Rushville's East Hill Cemetery.Memorial contributions may be made to the family for a fund for his daughter, Sophie.Services entrusted to Moster Mortuary.


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The Steelers announced on Monday they have re-signed QB Charlie Batch to a one-year deal. Financial terms were not announced.
Batch has been on the Steelers since 2002 after playing the first four years of his career with the Lions. The Pittsburgh native has played in 31 games with his hometown team, starting seven of them, and throwing for 1,594 yards, 11 touchdowns and eight interceptions.
With Ben Roethlisberger the clear-cut starter in Pittsburgh and Troy Smith and Jerrod Johnson on board as developmental QBs, Batch will serve as a veteran backup who knows the system and who can mentor the two youngsters.
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The man found dead in Reisterstown Saturday had been reported missing to Baltimore City police since Sept. 17, according to a media advisory from the Baltimore County Police Department.
Police confirmed the deceased to be 24-year-old Darnell William Butler, a resident of the 3800 block of Ferndale Avenue.
Butler's body was transported to the Chief Medical Examiner's Office Saturday for autopsy. The cause and manner of death have not yet been determined.
Police discovered Butler's body in the Hanover Pike and Butler Road area of Reisterstown Saturday. Their investigation was spurred by the report of skeletal remains of a hand found by a landscaper in the 300 block of HedgePocket Way.
Authorities also confirmed that the hand belonged to Butler.
- Wednesday, Nov. 14 » A landscaper working in the 300 block of HedgePocket Way told police that he found what is believed to be the remains of a human hand.
- Thursday, Nov. 15 » The Chief Medical Examiner's Office determined it was a human hand, prompting police to expand its investigation in the Reisterstown area.
- 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 17 » Investigators find the body of an unidentified man near where the human hand was found in the Hanover Pike/Butler Road area.
- Sunday evening » Police identify the deceased as Darnell William Butler, a 24-year-old from Baltimore.
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Join us in telling Obama that violent intervention in Syria is not the answer to resolving the conflict. We need to redirect our military dollars towards immediate humanitarian aid, refocus on urgent peace talks, halt sales to authoritarian regimes and honor the voices of nonviolent resistance. We don't want another war!
To President Obama, As concerned citizens of the United States and as firm believers in a peaceful world, we urge you to reconsider military intervention in Syria. Not only is the American public opposed to embarking upon yet another war, intervention is counterproductive to ending the conflict in the region by further instigating a cycle of violence, retaliation and bloodshed. There are already 100,000 dead Syrians, and we cannot have any more. We oppose the violence inflicted upon the Syrians by the Assad regime, but do not believe that military intervention is the key to peace.
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Coach Pinkel takes on the LHN !!
"Where other coaches before him shied away from challenging the University of Texas athletics TV channel, the Longhorn Network, Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel brought up a concern that Texas head coach Mack Brown would have to address just moments later." Coach Pinkel: "It's a lack of common sense there to think that the network, the university network, can have high school games on their network," Pinkel said. "To me there's no common sense there. I have enough trouble coaching football so I'll leave that to some other people to make those decisions." So Coach Mack,who immediately followed, got to answer the stir up caused by Pickel's remarks. "It was a no-win situation for the Longhorns. Brown knew as much and he took the high road. He avoided the network questions with blanket statements, praising the Texas brass for having the foresight and determination to make the network a reality." I would love to know what Coach Tuberville, the next speaker on the agenda is thinking about as he decides what his is going to talk about tomorrow.


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The musical "Anne of Green Gables" opened at the Canyon Theatre Guild in Newhall this weekend, and for yours truly, viewing it on Sunday afternoon, it provided a sweet and charming finish to an exhausting weekend. From the opening ensemble number, where most of the cast members, younger and older, filled the stage with song, to the uplifting finish, I couldn't stop smiling.
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I've always loved that candy with the edible rice paper. I remember the first time I experienced that sweet treat in third grade.
This will be a big weekend for the Canyon Theatre Guild in Newhall, with the opening of two classic plays: the Neil Simon comedy "Barefoot in the Park" and a musical version of the much-loved "Anne of Green Gables."
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"Journey's End" opened at the Repertory East Playhouse in Newhall last Friday night, and I count myself as fortunate to have been there to experience it. Though it ran a bit long the first time out, I left the theater knowing it had been an evening well-spent because I had been both moved and enlightened during my own journey to a different time and place.
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The Santa Clarita Master Chorale and The Master's College Collegiate Singers will present a Brahms and Barber concert March 25 at 3:30 p.m. at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons. The "German Requiem," which is Brahms' best known composition for choir, will be a highlight. (Artistic Director Allan Robert Petker will present a pre-concert lecture at 2:30 p.m.)
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Stephanie Barnum, who plays Sophie's best friend Ali, said it is a thrill for her to be part of one of the most popular musicals of all time, "Mama Mia."
The multiple award-winning masterpiece "Journey's End" opens at the Repertory East Playhouse in Newhall tonight. Based on the author R.C Sherriff's own experience in the trenches of WW I, this gripping tale celebrates humor and courage, engaging audiences with a compelling insight into how, in the face of adversity, the human spirit will always triumph.
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In our last visit with you, we talked about sweet wines, such as Riesling, Chenin Blanc, Gewrtztraminer and Moscato d'Asti. In this segment we will discuss dessert wines, which, although sweet, fall into a different category. Typically these wines are higher in sugar and alcohol content. We're talking about fortified wines, late harvest and "noble rot" wines.
Ballet Preljocaj, a French cutting-edge dance company, will perform "Snow White" ("Blanche Neige") based on the Grimm Brothers' version of the fairy tale and set to Mahler symphonies at the Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on March 23, 24 and 25.


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Romney and Newty are almost all tied up in delegates after three state primaries and caucauses, Santorum has enough "umph" to keep going because there is no "front runner," and Paul gets his 10 to 20 percent of the delegates in each state to remain as one "spoiler" along with Santorum.
Obama really has not begun his campaign for president in earnest yet, and being tied or ahead of the Republican contenders for the presidency already, I wonder just who is going to win!
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Dr. James E. Dunn


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Carlos Enrique Londoño laughs at the Ku Klux Klan recruitment flier recently left on the driveway of his suburban New York home. It's unlikely the group would accept him.
"I'm Colombian and dark-skinned," said Londoño, a painter and construction work...
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