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District Announcements
Visit Our New Website
Beginning the week of July 1, we're switching to a new website host. You should still be able to find our district homepage at www.pickens.k12.sc.us, but if you're seeing this site, please click here to go directly to our new district site. There you'll find more information about the website transition.
Likewise, our school websites will be all new. To find your new school web site, click here.
We hope the new sites will make you feel more informed and connected to our schools than ever.
Welcome to Liberty High School!
Student Government Elections
The results of the 2014 Student Government Association elections are in!
- Student Body President: Tori Pegram
- Student Body VP: Kathryn Durham
- Junior Class President: Monica Keever
- Junior Class VP: Sara Devilbiss
- Sophomore President: Blair Dismukes
- Sophomore VP: Genefer Lewis
- SGA Secretary/Treasurer: Maddie Sampson
- SGA Historian: Kara Moore
Weidman signs with Life University
Nikki Weidman, of Liberty High School, has signed an athletic grant-in-aid with Life University in Marietta, GA to compete in wrestling. She helped lead LHS to a team Region Championship and State Runner-up finish again this season.
LHS Wrestling Coach Dale Burrell said "Nikki has wrestled at Liberty for the past 6 years. She was the varsity starter for all 4 years of high school. Her career record includes 93 victories; almost all of which were against male competitors. This year she was the Pickens County Champion, she won the team workhorse award, and she was the Skyline AA female region athlete of the year. She is the 4th of 5 siblings to wrestle at LHS. I am very proud to see her continue her career on the collegiate level."
In addition to her success in wrestling, Nikki has competed in cross country and track while at LHS. This season she was All-Region in track in the 800 m run and finished 4th in the state.
She was selected as the Region I-AA Female Athlete of the Year for 2013-14.
Pictured are: LHS Asst. Coach Michael Connor, Nikki with her mom, Jeanette Weidman, and LHS Coach Dale Burrell
Roberts named All-State and All-Star
Congratulations to Caleb Roberts for being named All-State by the SC Baseball Coaches Association. He was also selected to play in the North South All-Star game. This recognizes him as one of the top seniors in the state.
Balawi wins 1600 m at State
Abraham Balawi won the 1600 m run at the AA State Track meet. He also was All-Region I-AA in the 800 m, 1600 m and 3200 m Run.
Student Medication
All medication must be picked up by the end of the school year. Medication left in the health room will be destroyed and cannot be kept in the health room over the summer. If your student rides a bus, a parent must pick up the medication at school.
Remember, any prescription medication given at school next school year will require a physician's authorization. You may carry the medication permission form to your student's physician and have them fill out the top portion. We will not be able to administer prescription medications without physician authorization. The Medication Permission form can be found on the School District of Pickens County website and on the school website through Student Services, Health Information.
To Find Our School:
Please use the following address when trying to locate Liberty High School using a GPS system: 435 Ruhamah Road, Liberty, SC.
AA State Track Meet Results
Congratulations to Abraham Balawi for winning State in the 1600 m run! He also finished 7th in the 3200 m run.
Josh Marshall finished 4th in the 400 m hurdles.
The boys' placed 28th out of 64 teams in AA & A.
Nikki Weidman finished 4th in the 800 m run.
Hannan Balawi finished 5th in both the 1600 m and 3200 m runs.
The girls' 4 x 400 m relay team (Kiley James, Grace Trotter, Caroline Whitt and Nikki Weidman) finished 8th.
Amber Ayers finished 6th in the long jump.
The girls' placed 22nd out of 59 teams in AA & A.
Red Devil Booster Club meeting
The Red Devil Booster Club will have the end of the year meeting on Thursday, May 29th, at 6:00 pm in the LHS Cafeteria.
Anyone interested in running for an office for next year, please contact Brian Dismukes at 864-207-0617 or email@example.com --- we need parents of our athletes to get involved. The booster club supports all our sports!
8 LHS Athletes advance to State Track Meet
At the AA Upper State Track Meet held at Liberty, LHS qualified 8 athletes in 9 events (5 events for girls / 4 events for boys):
Nikki Weidman – 800 m (2nd)
Hanan Balawi – 1600 m (2nd), 3200 m (2nd)
4 x 400 m Relay – Kiley James, Grace Trotter, Shanda Russell & Nikki Weidman (4th)
Amber Ayers – Long Jump (4th)
Abraham Balawi – 800 m (3rd), 1600 m (tied for 1st), 3200 m (2nd)
Josh Marshall – 400 m Hurdles (3rd)
Congratulations to these athletes for advancing to STATE! Good luck on Saturday, May 17th!
Chambers & Whitmire sign with SMC Wrestling
Tanner Chambers and Garrett Whitmire, of Liberty High School, have signed an athletic grant-in-aid with Spartanburg Methodist College to compete in wrestling. These two seniors helped lead LHS to a team Region Championship and State Runner-up finish again this season.
Tanner has a career record of 116-36. He wrestled for Liberty High for 6 years and was a 3 year starter. He was a state placer twice, including the State Champion in the 182 pound weight class this year. At the end of his senior season, he was selected to compete in the North-South All-Star match, was All-Region and was the 2014 Skyline AA Wrestler of the Year. In addition to his high school career, he has wrestled freestyle and Greco-Roman tournaments on the national level. He has been a state champion in these styles multiple times. Tanner also played football at LHS and was All-Region this season.
Garrett wrestled for Liberty High for 6 years. He has a career record of 79-34, including a stellar 32-13 record his senior year. He was the Pickens County Champion in his weight class for all 4 years of high school. This season he was All-Region and placed 4th in the state in the 138 weight class.
LHS Wrestling Coach Dale Burrell said "Tanner is very strong and explosive. He is dangerous to opponents because he is a diverse wrestler. He has a unique combination of strength, speed, and technique. Garrett is a deceptive wrestler. He wrestles a "funk" style of wrestling that most opponents have difficulty dealing with. Both Tanner and Garrett are dedicated wrestlers who work very hard to improve their skills."
Pictured - Seated: Jeri Whitmire, Garrett Whitmire, Tanner Chambers, Kim Chambers
Standing: Tom Whitmire, LHS Wrestling Coach Dale Burrell, LHS Asst. Wrestling Coach Michael Connor, Butch Chambers
Red & Black (May 2014)
The May edition of the Liberty High Schoool newsletter, Red & Black, is now available online. Printed copies will go home with students on the back of fourth quarter interim reports later this week.
This issue includes important information about second semester exams, prom, awards day, yearbook, and important upcoming events at LHS.
Red & Black (May 2014)
This issue includes important information about second semester exams, prom, awards day, yearbook, and important upcoming events at LHS.
Red & Black (May 2014)
Prom Tickets
Prom tickets will go on sale beginning Monday, May 5, 2014, in room 408.
Ticket Prices:
LHS Seniors: $25.00
LHS Juniors: $30.00
All Other Guests: $30.00
Everyone must complete the prom approval form before being allowed to purchase tickets. If you owe seat time, detention, or money to the cafeteria or media center, you will not be allowed to purchase prom tickets. If your guest is a student at LHS, they must complete a separate form.
Forms are available from Mr. Stewart in room 408 and from Mrs. Waring at the front desk in the main office.
Ticket Prices:
LHS Seniors: $25.00
LHS Juniors: $30.00
All Other Guests: $30.00
Everyone must complete the prom approval form before being allowed to purchase tickets. If you owe seat time, detention, or money to the cafeteria or media center, you will not be allowed to purchase prom tickets. If your guest is a student at LHS, they must complete a separate form.
Forms are available from Mr. Stewart in room 408 and from Mrs. Waring at the front desk in the main office.
Students Achieve GOLD on WorkKeys Career Readiness Test
The following students achieved the GOLD level on their WorkKeys Career Readiness Tests.
L-R: Savannah Swaney, Brandon Newton, Kristen Kitchens, Darien Painter, and Kasey Holcombe. Not pictured: Aaron Daves.
L-R: Savannah Swaney, Brandon Newton, Kristen Kitchens, Darien Painter, and Kasey Holcombe. Not pictured: Aaron Daves.
Palmetto Boys State & Palmetto Girls State
LHS is pleased to announce that the following students have been selected as delegates for Palmetto Boys State and Palmetto Girls State. The girls are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary group. They will attend the Palmetto Girls State week, the week of June 8, at Presbyterian College. The boys are sponsored by the American Legion Post. They will attend Palmetto Boys State week, the week of June 8, at Anderson University. These are amazing opportunities for these students!
Girls State Delegates are Krista Boozer, and Caroline Evatt. Boys State Delegates are: Andrew King, Hunter Moore, James Grayson, and Drew Culpepper.
Free Meals for Children During The Summer
During the summer, the School District of Pickens County will provide a free breakfast and lunch to school age children up to 18 years of age and to those with physical or mental disabilities that are 19 years or older and enrolled in school. The program will be housed at West End Elementary, Pickens Elementary, and Liberty High Schools and is open to all children in Pickens County. The program will operate from June 12 – August 8, 2014 with the exception of July 4th. The program will be closed July 4th in recognition of Independence Day.
2014 Application
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Heart of a Champion - Jordan Kirby
Jordan Kirby, manager for our track teams, has been selected as the Spring Sports Heart of a Champion winner for Liberty High School. This award is presented by the Foothills Fellowship of Christian Athletes to student athletes who exemplify the values of FCA: Integrity, Service, Teamwork and Excellence. Congratulations to Jordan on this recognition. Pictured is Mac Campbell, FCA representative, presenting Jordan her award.
Congratulations, Heath White!
Heath White has signed to play football at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. Heath played running back and wide receiver for the Red Devils.
While at LHS, Heath has also played basketball and ran track. This winter he was a member of our State Runner-Up wrestling team. Heath is a scholar athlete at LHS and is a member of the youth group at Enon Baptist Church.
Coach Kyle Stewart said: "Heath has a never say die attitude. He goes hard in practice and games the entire time and never gives up. His tremendous work ethic will help him succeed on the next level."
Pictured: Seated is Heath with his parents, Kevin and Amy White. Standing is LHS Head Football Coach Kyle Stewart.
Heart of a Champion - Tanner Chambers
Congratulations to Tanner Chambers, LHS wrestler, for being selected as LHS's winter sports Heart of a Champion award winner. This award is selected by the winter coaches and administrators and presented by the Foothills FCA. The award is presented to one athlete per season from each of the local high schools who demonstrate the 4 core values of FCA: Integrity, Service, Teamwork and Excellence. We congratulate Tanner on this recognition!
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Liberty High School will be implementing the School District of Pickens County BYOD policy on March 3, 2014. Changes that will be implemented are the Liberty High School cafeteria and courtyard will now become a Tech Zone during food service times. This will mean students are able to use their electronic devices for any purpose except for making phone calls during this time in the cafeteria and courtyard.
Each teacher will designate his/her classroom as a BYOD classroom through signage. If a teacher chooses to not have their classroom as BYOD then students must abide by the district cell phone policy while in class. If a teacher's classroom is designated as BYOD then students will use devices at the discretion of the teacher.
All students wishing to participate in BYOD must return the completed BYOD permission form!
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In probably the least shocking decision of the century, Jerry Jones announced Monday that Wade Phillips was no longer the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. This followed a total embarrassment of a defeat at the hands of Green Bay on Sunday Night Football where they were drummed 45-7.
To replace Phillips will be Offensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach Jason Garrett as the Interim Head Coach for the rest of the season. Garrett will be Dallas' 8th head coach in team history. Jones - who acts as Team President, Owner and General Manager of the club stressed that it was important to note that Garrett was merely an interim coach and would be able to apply for the head position at the beginning of next year.
Wade Phillips was the winning-est coach in Dallas history in the post-Tom Landry era ahead of Barry Switzer and Jimmy Johnson respectively. So how did the Cowboys let that kind of winning go? To understand that, let's look at his career with America's team.
It All Started Right About...Here
Phillips took over the head position in the 2007 season after Parcells left in a storm following the now famous Tony Romo playoff botched field goal. Bill Parcells was known to be argumentative and was rumored to not have a great relationship with Jerry Jones. What Phillips brought to the table was a winning resume from his time spent in Buffalo as a coach and an extensive knowledge of the 3-4 defense. Jerry had decided that defense was the way to go with his budding superstar Tony Romo locked in.
Phillips proved Jerry right by taking the Cowboys to one of their winning-est seasons ever at 13-3 and secured a one seed in the playoffs. It finally looked like the woes of last years expectations were over. Then the Cowboys faced the Giants in the first round and got bounced 21-17 after a bad 4th down throw by Romo to Giants corner R.W. McQuarters to seal the game.
Dallas fans were outraged and were already calling for Phillips head after his first season. Jerry went on TV to assure everyone that Wade Philips would indeed be given a second chance the next year. In the 2008-9 season Philip's team underperformed at 9-7 missing the playoffs. Jerry Jones had to eat crow after his late season prediction that the Cowboys would reach the playoffs, but still went out publicly and said Phillips would be back the next year.
The 2009-10 season was somewhat of a turnaround. The Cowboys went 11-5 and actually won a playoff game against the hapless Eagles who they had beaten twice already that year. It was too late. Fans already had it in their mind that Phillips wasn't the answer to getting their team over the top. The media started to portray Phillips as an idiot based on his sideline demeanor and everyone was already calling for Jason Garrett to replace him.
A Broken Season
This year gave fans what they wanted and believed in. The 1-7 first half of the season coupled with the loss of star quarterback Tony Romo made it glaringly obvious that the Cowboys lacked leadership. Fans were forced to watch a rusty Jon Kitna flip through half of a play book as he continued to adjust to NFL timing again. In the meantime, Wade had checked out after Romo went down to the Giants. His defensive schemes became even more predictable than usual. He mentioned in the last few press conferences that the team was under-performing and the reason was the coaching. In short, he was begging to be let go.
The Cowboys, a team who was an early prediction by all the prognosticators to go to the Superbowl in their own stadium, fell apart. They got blown out by the Jaguars, one of the saddest teams in the league as of late. Then last week, they were crushed by a Green Bay team decimated with injuries. Jerry Jones who had gone on record a week ago saying that he wouldn't fire a coach mid-season seemed to have made up his mind.
Then, after yesterdays drubbing, Jones met with Cowboys executives and cut ties with Phillips. Jerry finally succumbed to fan outcry over Dallas' awful play. He named Garrett the Interim Coach of a lost team with a bleak future. After three and a half seasons as Dallas' winning-est coach, Wade exited stage left and fans slept easy.
Was Wade Phillips entirely to blame for the Cowboy's woes? Was he bludgeoned by fans and the press because of his playoff record following the Parcells era? Was he terminated because of the public whining for all three years of his tenure? Was he the victim of a bar set too high by Tom Landry, Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer, or was he lucky enough to ride the coattails of a talented offense for his stay? We'll examine that next.
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If you've followed Oakland Mayor Jean Quan's career, you have to find it ironic that Moveon.org is targetting this vey liberal East Bay politician as anti-free speech. As comrade Joe Garofoli reports, a Moveon.org video shows a smoke-filled Frank Ogawa Plaza and scolds, "Mayor Quan, is this your city? Is this how we treat free speech in […] [Read More]
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Here's some stuff for those of you who pour over player stats (like me).
Players who will likely (or hopefully) make it to 1,000 career points before they graduate + their current total:
Other notable school records that could be broken by current players:
Assists: Siva--currently 8th with 449, might not break LaBradford Smith's 713...but T-Will is #2 with 545. Barring an injury, Siva is a lock for at least #2.
Blocks: Dieng--currently 3rd with 184...Pervis Ellison's 374 should be reached (as long as Gorgs stays 2 more years)
Steals: After breaking the single season school record with 87 this year...Russ Smith has 100 for his career. Darrell Griffith has the record with 230, but Russ would just need to avg. 65 for the next 2 seasons to tie DG. Also, Siva has 164 for his career, he had 64 last season--if he gets 64 next year that would be 228 for his career...even if Siva doesn't break the record, his chances are excellent to at least end up in the top 5.
Rebounds: Gorgs has 491 (he had 363 this year), if he got 363 per year over the next 2 seasons he would end up with 1217 for his career which would put him at #3 (in between #2 Wes Unseld--1551 and current #3 Pervis Ellison--1149)...odds are Charlie Tyra's #1 spot with 1617 will last for the ages.


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RT and LT are not the same position. A great RT might suck at LT. A great LT may suck at RT. So why would we take our own very good and improving LT and move him to a position that he may not be very good at? How does that make sense? There's no reason to panic and move him to bring in a Jake Long or other supposed "upgrade" if anything we should bring in a better RT and not try to fix what isn't broken.
I believe the best possible solution is retaining Winston Justice and drafting his replacement. Justice wasn't bad in blue last year, actually he was the best right tackle we've had in five years (Sorry Ryan Deim, it's true) but he is upgradeable. But if we retain Justice and draft his eventual, hopeful replacement this year it would serve us well. We all know Justice will miss games, his paycheck will reflect that, what better tryout/experience is there for a 3-7th round rookie than 3-6 complete games on the field in real competition? We've survived with Linkenbach, we won't draft a guy worse... it isn't possible. If we give a young guy this opportunity and we hit gold, then great, we got our guy who will be with the team for a decade and we didn't have to pay through the nose to get him. If we miss then worst case we have Justice for 10-13 games and rotating rookie's/backup's to try and find a fit. In this scenario there's always next year's free agency or draft, and hopefully our drafted 3-7th round RT can play guard eventually.
But switching a good young LT to RT doesn't make much sense.
I'm sure this will ruffle a few feathers around here but no way Patty Mac will both kick and punt. Again these things are not interchangeable. And furthermore, why would we want him to try? Pat is becoming a great punter, which means he's becoming a great offensive weapon, why give him more responsibility and ask him to be really, really good at two very specialized things? Again, this makes no sense.
We have Pat who consistently punts mid 40's and is getting much better with directional punting pinning teams inside the 10. Why ask him to do that, make the tackle on kick offs and kick a 53 yard game winner?! No guy can do that at an NFL level, and I think Grigson knows this. Just pay a guy 1-3 million a year to be very, very good at one thing; kicking field goals, and let Pat be very good at his thing.
It just doesn't make sense to try to save 2 million and a roster spot that would have just gone to a 3rd string OLB...
And next up even if the colts drop 10 million a year on one guy, it will not kill the franchise... yes I know that 10 million could have been distributed between two or three less marque guys that may have come in and have a bigger collective impact, but that's the risk you take. You sign a Kruger or Avril for that much and if they turn in consistent 10-15 sacks per year over their contract, they will have been worth it, if they bomb you cut your losses and trade them for a 6th rounder. It would suck to think they'll eat up whatever cap they will but the bottom line is you never see insane reward on a safe, cheap investment.
We have the cash, now is the time to take a single risk and spend big.
If we mess it up, guess what: We'll still be smiling, we'll still have Andrew Luck.


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As of July Fourth, the Osprey Point renovation is right on schedule. For the past eight weeks, our crew has been working tirelessly stripping the old grass, grading fairways, shaping tees and fine tuning the irrigation system in preparation for the new … Read More
Jun 20
Well, we have reached a very important milestone in the Osprey Point renovation. After a month and a half of stripping, grading, shaping and all manner of prepping, we finally have new grass planted! As of Wednesday, June … Read More
Jun 5
Well it's been a few weeks since our last update. Here's our early june Osprey Point update: Rest assured the construction crew has been very busy since our last update. At this point the crew is putting the final touches … Read More
May 30
While many vacation destinations offer special "family" deals for Father's Day, Kiawah offers its Family Tee program all summer long.
May 19
Well the crew has been very busy. Here's our latest Osprey Point renovation update. The new putting green has been built and awaits fumigation and final shaping, along with the 18 greens on the course. By next week all of … Read More
May 2
On Thursday, May 1, Osprey Point closed for the summer for major renovations. Since 1988, the Tom Fazio-designed Osprey Point has been a guest favorite on Kiawah Island. Using the natural beauty of the maritime forest on the … Read More
Apr 29
No. 9, The Ocean Course at Sunrise By Bob Gillespie, South Carolina's PRT Golf Insider When it comes to a national audience, few publications these days exceed the coast-to-coast reach of USA Today. So when its readers were asked to … Read More
Mar 24
The eighth annual installment of Golf's Fifth Major, the Friendship Cup, was held March 6-9 at Kiawah Island Golf Resort. The 36 hole tournament consisting of 92 teams playing in a two man best-ball format was contested at the world-renowned … Read More
Mar 17
Natalie Payne of the resort staff handles our special events. She put together our yearly "Women's Golf Getaway." While not a traditional golf tournament, this weekend provides exceptional value for women golfers of all levels of play. Two LPGA Professionals … Read More
Feb 7
As many of you know, we have an Ocean Course app available on the Apple App Store (Search "Kiawah Island Ocean Course") or for Androids at Google Play ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bestapproach.kiawah). This is a complete GPS assisted yardage calculator for use when … Read More


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North Korean students use different colored cardboard to form a picture of a child in uniform as a background during a mass gymnastic and artistic performance ''Arirang'', in Pyongyang July 26, 2013, as part of celebrations ahead of the 60th anniversary of the signing of a truce in the 1950-1953 Korean War. The games are the world's biggest choreographed extravaganza, part circus act, part rhythmic gymnastics floor, with plenty of reverence for the late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. REUTERS/Jason Lee


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Since BDawk signed with Denver, i've really been thinking about how many Broncos games i'll be watching this year just because of Dawk. So i started to think..if McNabb or Westbrook got traded to another team, would we still follow them? Would we boo them if they came here to play? If they came to Philly and crushed us would we hate them?
I know it really depends on the team they went to, such as Dallas or any NFC East team, or Carolina (i really started hating them after the 2003 NFC championship game Delhomme was talking so much trash).
I know when BDawk comes to town we'll give him a standing ovation, but i'm not sure about McNabb. I think its because he just never felt like an Eagle. He didnt seem to bleed green like Dawk. He didnt seem to take the losses to heart and the wins didnt seem important. Westbrook is a fan favorite but i dont know if he'd be missed as much as Dawk. For some reason we really stood behind him (Dawkins).
I dont wanna see McNabb or Westbrook go anywhere but i'm still feeling the loss of Brian. I hope when and if Donovan and Westbrook dont retire as Eagles that we will be respectful and not boo them. Unless of course they request a trade to go to Dallas, then we can hate them as much as possible.
I hope Donovan knows that we need him here and we dont wanna see him go, but dammit give us something to stand behind. Give us some Philly pride, and when asked about being traded you dont let Deion Sanders speak for you. Stick up for your fanbase because when your an Eagle, we may boo you, but dammit we dont let any other non-Eagle fans do it.


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- December 20th, 2012
Stuff I'm Reading this Morning…
The amazing story of UBS's last-minute scramble to avoid pleading guilty – something no large financial institution has done in this country since Drexel in 1989. (DealBook)
Big day for global data, don't miss the Sarge's Market Recon this morning. (Mixtape)
No matter what you do, don't read any newspaper or magazine "10 Stocks for 10 Years" lists. (TBP)
More stimulus for Japan, they're calling it Operation: Wasabi. (NYT)
It was the Year of Bank Fraud, with lawsuits, charges and investigations all over the place. And so of course, the financial sector led the market with 27% gains. Take your "headline risk" and shove it. (Reuters)
Instagram's number one user, a certain Ms. Kardashian, is threatening to leave over their new terms of service policy. (TMZ)
Deep thoughts from Todd Harrison – a link between mass shootings and the societal acrimony caused by the economy. (Minyanville)
This is one of my favorite things on the web ever – The 30 Most Powerful Photobombs of 2012. (Buzzfeed)
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Conservative or Liberal, Deist or Pagan, Jersey transplant or Lehigh Valley native, we're all in this mess together. Let's talk. Let us do no harm. Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Sheriff Jeff Hawbecker: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Badges
"I don't have any high hopes for that. I think we will basically be doing the traditional duties of a sheriff's office."
Hawbecker noted many municipalities throughout the state have no police protection and "really do need the support of the sheriff's departments in performing the duties of a police officer."
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"That's a huge increase in a short time," remarked Morganelli. It appears that, instead of deterring people, this lower 0.08 BAC is actually leading to more arrests.
I live in a state (Maine) where drunk driving is typically not punished at all. It's quite common to read about people who, when stopped for driving drunk, were found to have had their license suspended at the time and many, many prior suspensions and drinking-related violations. Ask Stephen King.
I don't pretend to know what the answer is - except the one no one wants to hear, which is to seriously tackle the enormous underlying societal and cultural problems that underlie drug use. Until we're willing to do that, I think we have to at least make some effort to protect innocent drivers and pedestrians. That means arrest and punishment of some sort, even if it isn't much of a deterrent. At the moment, it's the best we have.
well the sheriffs already have the same arresting powers as police. just look in western PA where sheriffs are doing everything police do as patroling and responding to 911 calls investigations etc. if they want to clear the powers up so no one needs to assume one department doesnt have as much power as another sure make them all equal. the more the merrier in this one. just think if you need help you want the closest officer/deputy there as quick as possible. when the crap hits the fan you just need help not red tape or politics.
- Bernie O'Hare said...
Agreed. I understand the PSP is opposed to the legislation, but don't know why. I's like to see a county-wide PD myself. It would be more efficient and more professional than the current hodge podge of smaller local PDs.
- lighthouse said...
Being a native of Ohio, it was strange when we moved to PA in the late 80s. In Ohio the sheriff was the law enforcement for the county for those areas that did not have their own police dept, much like the State Police are in PA.
The deputies are trained and they have the same power in me eyes, what is there not enough crime out there?


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Paul Holmgren is "in good spirits" this Tuesday afternoon at Cooper University Hospital in Camden as he recovers from a bicycle accident that occurred in Avalon, N.J. on Labor Day. It's an accident we're slowly learning more about thanks to a press statement released by Avalon Police today.
Here's that statement in full:
(Avalon, NJ) — Avalon Police were called to the scene of a bicycle accident on Monday, September 5th, 2011 at 11:28am. A man identified as 55 year old Paul Holmgren of Somerdale, New Jersey was riding his bicycle northbound on Dune Drive at 58th Street when he lost his balance and fell from the bicycle. No other vehicles, bicycles, or pedestrians were involved in the accident.
Mr. Holmgren suffered a cut to the right side of his head and a shin abrasion, and was transported to Cape Regional Medical Center in Cape May Court House, New Jersey by the Avalon Rescue Squad. He was conscious and alert at the time of the accident and told police that he lost his balance while on his bicycle. Mr. Holmgren was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.
Avalon Patrolman Samuel Hoffman was the responding officer.
We speculated Monday night about the fact that Holmgren was transported to Cooper Hospital in Camden, worrying that it was perhaps because Cooper is home to South Jersey's only Level 1 Trauma Center and that Holmgren's injuries could have potentially required such a move.
While we don't know the exact circumstances surrounding his transport to Cooper, the news that he wasn't flown there immediately and was initially admitted to Cape Regional in CMCH is likely good news. It's always possible that, as a Camden County resident, his own doctors are based at Cooper and he simply wanted to be there instead. That's the rosier picture, at least.
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The Carnegie Center for Art and History, 201 E. Spring St. in New Albany, 812-944-7336, is hosting a gallery talk by Joel O'Dorisio on Saturday, July 28 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. O'Dorisio's free gallery talk is on his exhibit "Our House: Recent Works in Glass by Joel O'Dorisio." He is an artist and sculptor who is internationally recognized for his traditional blown glasswork and cast sculptural glass.
The Arts Association of Oldham County and Gallery 104 presents "Meet the Artist Night" on Saturday, July 28 from 5-8 p.m. This month we feature artists Lea Ann Luce and Sandra Graves. This is quickly becoming LaGrange's Art on the Tracks – Studio Tour on the 4th Saturday of each month through October. There are five art galleries/studios on NE Main St.: Utopia Studio, Gallery 104, The Art Gallery on Main, the Kinney Studio and the Campbell Studio.


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Women's Tennis Wins Semi, Advances to Sunday Showdown
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- Living to play another day, the Whitman College women's tennis team knocked off Whitworth 5-0 in a Northwest Conference Tournament semifinal match Saturday afternoon in McMinnville, Ore.
Whitman 5,
Whitworth 0
Whitman, now 16-4 on season, advances to play Linfield in Sunday's tournament final with a ticket to the NCAA Division III national championships at stake.
Linfield, which is hosting the four-team tournament, shut out Willamette 5-0 in Saturday's other semifinal.
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Whitman, ranked No. 8 in the West Region, seized command at the outset with a sweep in doubles for a 3-0 lead.
Courtney Lawless added the first point in singles, winning 6-0, 6-0 in the No. 2 slot to extend Whitman's lead in the team scoring to 4-0 .
Twin sister Morgan Lawless then notched the clinching fifth team point with a 6-0, 6-2 romp at No. 3 singles. The remaining matches in singles were left unfinished.
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Whitman's Alyssa Roberg was a 6-2 winner in her first set at No. 1 singles, although opponent Alli Marshall had a slim 3-2 lead in the second when play was halted.
Whitworth players won first sets at No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 singles, and they held second-set leads in two of those matches when Whitman clinched the team victory.
Roberg and Courtney Lawless raced to a quick 8-2 victory at No. 1 doubles to score Whitman's first team point. Morgan Lawless and senior Emily Rolston made it 2-0 Whitman with an 8-6 triumph at No. 2 doubles.
Hannah Palkowitz and Maddy Webster finished the doubles sweep, winning 8-4 at No. 3.
Whitworth, ranked No. 10 in the West Region, ended its season with a 13-6 record.
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The handheld biosensor was developed by researchers at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. A series of lenses and filters in the cradle mirror those found in larger, more expensive laboratory devices. Together, the cradle and app transform a smartphone into a tool that can detect toxins and bacteria, spot water contamination and identify allergens in food.
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Ruth Ellis Center Protects Gay Youth with End the Chill Project
By Winnie McCroy | Saturday Sep 8, 2012
Midwest winters are harsh and with fall already here, Detroit's Ruth Ellis Center has launched a new End the Chill Project, to provide shelter resources for homeless LGBT youth.
Advocates Attend White House Conference on Homeless LGBT Youth
By Winnie McCroy | Monday Mar 12, 2012
Representatives from the Ruth Ellis Center, the Ali Forney Center and Green Chimneys in New York City were among those who attended a White House-sponsored conference on homelessness among LGBT youth in Detroit on March 9.
Homeless Youth: The Next Battle for LGBT Equality
By Verena Dobnik | Thursday Mar 8, 2012
Members of the Obama Administration will host a national conference on housing and homelessness in America's LGBT communities on Friday in Detroit.
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They're calling it Thanksgivekkah, this year's odd mashup of Thanksgiving and Hanukkah. The last time this happened was in 1888, more than 250 years after the Pilgrims observed that first Thanksgiving in 1621.
At core, both Thanksgiving and Hanukkah give thanks for surviving religious persecution. Both holidays are observed with a feast with an animal at its center. But we have come a far distance since1621, and even farther since 134, when the Maccabees led the battle for Jewish freedom.
Sure, turkey or brisket has been the mainstay of the feast all these years, but we've evolved, and let's be honest — the main attraction at both holidays is the humble spud. Potatoes are mashed and anointed with fats at Thanksgiving, grated, shaped and fried into those addictive pancakes known as latkes at Hannukah.
A unique holiday like Thanksgivekkah warrants its own unique choice — to spare the animals and give in to our potato passion. Behold the Thanksgivekkah mashed potato cake.
Mashed potatoes are formed into patties, coated with flour for a crunchy crust and pan-fried. You get the fluffy reward of mashed potatoes, the crispy fried goodness of latkes, and an advantage over both — the mashed potatoes cakes can be made in advance and reheated in the oven.
At the holidays, we want to create celebration, togetherness and gratitude — the real thanks that prompted that first Thanksgiving. That's what we bring to the table.
A meal that causes no harm only increases the love. And here we do have precedence, straight from the Bible — Proverbs 15:17. "Better is a dinner of herbs where love is than a fattened ox and hatred with it."
The next Thanksgivekkah won't happen for another 77,798 years. To be here and celebrate now is lot to be grateful for. Here's to a happy Thanksgivekkah, and pass the potatoes.


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Dortmund begin another Champions League campaign hoping this is the year they finally have the kind of success they've been having at the league level. Of course, being punished by UEFA coefficients and drawn with the likes of Manchester City and Real Madrid don't exactly help the situation. Today however, those teams don't matter. If Dortmund want to knock one of those big fish out of the pond, they'll need to get full points against Ajax.
Dortmund's talented roster is on full display today with a talented and young back line anchored by German international Mats Hummels. The always amazing Marco Reus joins the incredibly hard to spell, but oh so fun to watch, Jacob Blaszczykowski on the attack in the midfield with Robert Lewandowski and Mario Gotze up top.
Ajax will try to pull off the upset today with a somewhat familiar face in former Liverpool striker Ryan Babel up front on the attack.
Borussia Dortmund (4-4-2): Roman Weidenfeller; Neven Subotic, Mats Hummels, Lukasz Piszczek, Marcel Schmelzer; Sebastian Kehl, IIkay Gundogan, Marco Reus, Jakub Blaszczykowski; Robert Lewandowski, Mario Gotze
Ajax (4-3-3): Kenneth Vermeer; Toby Alderweireld, Niklas Moisander, Daley Blind, Ricardo Van Rhijn; Christian Pulsen, Christian Eriksen, Siem De Jong; Tobias Sana, Derk Boerrigter, Ryan Babel.


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When my boys were growing up, I was always telling them that "Mama knows best," and every once in a blue moon, they'd listen to me. But now that they're grown men, the tables have turned, and they just may know or thing or two. My Bobby, for instance, is in incredible shape. His arms are like tree trunks. He loves working out and eating healthy and he's always on my tail, trying to get me to do the same. I'm not about to hit the iron—in the gym or in the laundry room—but I've made some changes. I've been able to lose some weight by cutting back on sugar without totally cutting out the foods I've always loved, and taking regular short walks.
You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear y'all, but you can make homemade ice cream without all the sugar. 'Course, when you're trying not to eat anything sweet, just about anything is good and this recipe will do in a pinch—about 25 pinches, which is how many minutes it takes me to have a delicious bowl of guilt-free goodness. I make mine and Michael's in our little countertop ice cream maker. You keep the belly of the machine in the freezer until your ready to make it. I just put my 2 or 3 eggs in the mixer with fat-free milk. It's as easy as pie—just a lot better for us when we're trying to trim our tooshies.
We usually get a hankering for a treat around 9 o'clock every night, when Michael and I are sitting around and we've had our chicken salad or steak salad. You know, we just want somethin' sweet so bad. I like to add peaches to mine with about a fourth of a teaspoon of almond flavoring, which really adds a lot. The strawberry is very good, too. And I love banana and cherry vanilla—with maraschino cherries. You don't have to be a bloodhound to notice the artificial sugar; it is what it is. But the fruit is naturally sweet, so it cuts that flavor—keepin' it a little bit real.
And y'all, if that doesn't cut it, I just look to Michael to give me some sugar, sending Bobby out the door and off my case faster than greased lightening. At least some things never change.
Paula's No Sugar Added Strawberry Ice Cream
2 cups ripe strawberries, sliced then crushed
1 cup Splenda, divided
1 quart low fat milk
3 large eggs, lightly beaten*
1-2 tablespoon vanilla extract
Pinch salt
Put your ice cream insert into the freezer for a full 24 hours before you want to make your ice cream.
Mix together crushed strawberries and ¼ cup splenda. Let mixture sit for 15 minutes.
In a large bowl, whisk together milk, remaining ¾ cups Splenda, eggs, vanilla, salt, and strawberries. Pour into your ice cream maker and churn until it looks thick like soft serve, about 30 minutes. Freeze until solid or enjoy while soft.
Serves 6-8
*Paula advises anyone with a compromised immune system should avoid eating raw eggs (even though the risk of a food borne illness is small). People such as pregnant women, children and the elderly. One way to eliminate the risk of food borne illness is to use products such as Egg Beaters which have been pasteurized.


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Davey: Energy bill 'good for consumers'
Energy Secretary Ed Davey has told the House of Commons that government policy is "designed to reduce consumer bills" as he sets out proposals to reduce demand for electricity - a move which critics suggest will increase households bills.
The long-delayed Energy Bill, formally published today, authorises ministers to almost treble investment in "green" power generation to £7.6 billion, up from £2.35 billion this year.
Davey added in a statement to the House: "The bill is good for Britain's economy and good for consumers."


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There seems to be a video floating around, with (an apparently drunk) Jerruh Jones sharing his infinite wisdom:
JJ: Romo was a miracle.
(unidentified): It was a miracle, wasn't it?
JJ: He almost never got in, and he almost was gone. Tebow would never…
(unidentified): What if you were the Jaguars or — would you just, just draft him and sell fucking jerseys?
JJ: That's the only reason I brought in Bill Parcells.
JJ: [Inaudible: "mammoth fuckin' rake,"]
JJ: Bill's not worth a shit. I love him.
(unidentified): I know you do.
JJ: Not worth a shit, but I wanted — they were on my ass so bad. J's gotta have a yes man. So to get this fuckin' stadium, I need to bring his ass in.
(unidentified): What, you, you wouldn't take Tebow in the third round?
JJ: Why? He'd never get on the field. I can't get him out there.
JJ: I can't get him out there.
Color me amused. Here is some food for thought:
-Wasn't it Bill Parcells who rebuilt the Cowgirl organization, in which Jerruh had so thoroughly decimated (before Parcells' arrival, and since)?
-Should anyone not be led to think that even Tim Tebow is a step up from Tony Romo?
-Does anyone really believe that Bill Parcells is some sort of "yes man"?
-Wasn't it one Bill Parcells who brought Dallas the "miracle" which is Tony Romo? Or the mostly unheard of [at the time] prospect that was DeMarcus Ware?
-Are even Dallas fans gullible enough to believe that Jerruh ever sold a single "Parcells" jersey?
-Isn't Jerruh prone to love anyone who "isn't worth a shit"?
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The Government has announced that it will be making state-funded schools exempt from its carbon tax scheme from 2014.
Last month Oxfordshire County Council said it would pass on the cost of the Carbon Reduction Commitment energy efficiency scheme to individual schools.
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wr pierre garcon, colts or robert meachum, saints big play outside recievers we so badly need.
rb mike tolbert ,sd or kahlil bell ,bears only if they think peterson and /or gerhart will not be ready at start of season
te kellen davis,bears or jacob tamme, colts expecting shank to leave.He is not part of spielmans youth movement
dt letry guionn ,vikes or sammie hill lions could see either one being the dt of future.
olb erin henderson, vikes or phillip wheeler,colts!both are young and play the run pretty good
mlb dan connor,panthers or deandre levy ,lions would love david hawthorne but he is probably to expensive.
cb richard marshall,cardinals or tracy porter saints. i feel marshall is exactly what we need would love him
s hassain abdullah vikes or reggie nelson bengals both are solid safeties that can start or provide great depth.
I realize we will not probably not sign all these positions but all these players are young and will not demand top dollar. We will have to setle for second tier free agents.hopefully we get some of these to provide depth and relatively cheap starters.We will build through the draft with spielman as the guy.I feel we need a STARTING WR,CB,AND MLB out of this years free agency.


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A picture book biography that gives young readers the story of John F. Kennedy far too brief life. It follows his days from boyhood to the White House. As she has done with her young people's biographies of Martin Luther King Jr., Abraham Lincoln, and Eleanor Roosevelt, Doreen Rappaport combines quotes from her subject with a narrative that binds the story together. She does not overlook some of the unpopular choices made by JFK, but tells of his successes, as well. Matt Travares's paintings of the president are based on familiar photos.
Age: Early School Years, Later School Years. Award Year: 2010. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Giving children stories about the past is an art form and Emily Arnold McCully is one of the best artists in this field. This time she has chosen to write about a former slave who believed that animals needed to be treated with kindness. Although many claimed "Doc" Keys used tricks to make his horse, Jim Keys, able to read, sing, and do math, that was not the case. This true story is based on the big idea that much can be accomplished by people and animals when they are kind, caring, and show patience. 5-8
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Written by the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., this handsome picture book makes the connection between a man of history and a dear relation. Though she was only four when he was assassinated, this personal memoir captures the love he shared with his family and this little niece who loved getting hugs in church from her dear uncle. The paintings are warm and capture the big historic moments along with the more intimate and child centered moments that are so memorable to the author and the reader. The artist has taken one liberty in making the little niece look a bit older than four. But we can accept that since this is a book slightly older children will appreciate. It's sometimes hard to find biography for the very young, but this is an exception. 5 & up.
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We shared this with a college intern who thought this was an angry book. To those of us who are devoted to books and think of them as indispensable--this is a pretty funny, if bittersweet message we'd like to share. It is definitely a generational divide kind of book. Our intern was not sure that little kids would even get it. He may be right. Do they know what it means to blog, text, wi-fi, tweet? For the under 6 crowd, let's hope not. For too many of our college intern's age group, the book is already 'old media' that has arrived or will rapidly land on the trash heap with buggy whips, hoop skirts, and music written before last week. If you love books, forget the kids---buy it for yourself.
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Although the audience for this sparkling book will not really know Mark Twain, parents and teachers might introduce his Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County story before or after sharing this picture book biography. It is in fact told largely in the voice of his daughter, Susy, who began writing a biography of her famous father when she was just 13 years old. The bold big pages of the picture book narrative are stitched together with slender and often amusing pages of Susy�s writing. Her cursive penmanship is laced with misspelled words and amusing anecdotes that are direct quotes from her original diary.
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A bit of women's history is told in this charming tale about a talented girl who loved to paint, but was told that serious painting was not girl�s work. Reflecting the custom of 18th and 19th century life, this story captures the way artists worked before the invention of the camera, by painting portraits as well as bible scenes. Although she is discouraged from signing her name, Abiah managed to sign her paintings with a small rose that children can hunt for in the illustrations.
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Emma's Poem celebrates the caring person, Emma Lazarus, who wrote the famous poem inscribed at the base of Lady Liberty. The idea of the Statue of Liberty as a welcoming symbol she has become, was not a given in 1883. It was a gift from France to America, to represent the two country's shared love liberty. Yet, it was Emma's poem that gave the gift new and fuller meaning. Her poem, which was used to raise funds for the pedestal, succeeded in changing the minds and hearts of many who had given little thought to the immigrants who were "yearning to breathe free." Emma Lazarus' words defined the majestic statue that holds the welcoming torch of liberty to light the way for all who come to our shores. 5-8
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How would your kids like living in the White House? This Step Into Reading book tells the stories of several First Kids and their adventures living in the President's house. It begins with a chapter about the Lincoln boys and how they rode their pet goats through the house, sold lemonade outside the President's office and rang for help in every room of the mansion. Their lively story is followed by one about Grant's son, Teddy Roosevelt's children, the Coolidge boys, Caroline and John-John Kennedy, Chelsea Clinton and finally, the cover kids, Malia and Sasha. Although this is marked as easy to read, it is also level 4 book, designed for kids who are ready for reading chapters. So, it's not really all that easy. Young history buffs will find it interesting. Grades 2-4.
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The story of Sojourner Truth is told here in a lively storyteller voice that addresses young listeners with warmth and illustrations that match the spirited text. With her "hands like hams" and size 12 shoes that could stomp on beetles...this Sojourner Truth comes across as larger than life! She is like a folktale hero--but one who was no work of fiction. The Pinkneys have captured the story of this giant of a woman in words and images that bring her to life for a new generation of children who will come to know more about this legend who fought the chains of slavery and the rights of women.
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Remember your old Classic Comics? This graphic novel is a lot heftier and is likely to make a hit with the same audience that found their way into old classics frame by frame. This 21st Century version is darker and far more elaborate than the newsprint comics, which were considered a cut above the regular super-hero comics. Still, even in the olden days, when your parents were reading comics there was concern that kid would never really read if they became accustomed to the graphic form. That simply was not true. In fact, the comics were one path into the 'great' books. Besides, the graphic novel has become something of an art form unto itself and although we have reviewed few of them, this just might grab the interest of some otherwise reluctant readers. It is full of action, suspense and adventure. Not a bad combination for kids who need to be enticed with visual treats.
Age: Early School Years, Later School Years. Award Year: 2009. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
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I just wanted to see if you all would get as excited about my grocery store cookie dough baking as you do Ryan's cooking from scratch. If not, stop back tomorrow. He's making homemade alfredo sauce. Speaking of the boy's home cookin'. Dinner isn't all he makes.
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And as successful hunters wandered out of the woods today, some took the time to get their deer checked out.
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Cheri D. Warrick, 55, of Westport, passed away at Columbus Regional Hospital Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012.
Cheri was born Sept. 30, 1956 in Rushville to the late Richard Hankins and Marlene Joann (Manning) Moore.
She loved spending time with her grandchildren, playing computer games, working jigsaw puzzles and playing bingo.
She is survived by her loving husband of 35 years, Terry A. Warrick, Sr., of Westport, whom she married Sept. 4, 1976; her sons, Robert Edgar (Myriah) Donoghue and Terry (Dacia) Warrick, Jr., both of Greensburg; daughters Christy (David) Naylor of Westport, Tamara (Russell) Mengedoht of Connersville and Sandra (Scott) Hobbs of Waldron; brothers Jeff Hankins and Randy Hankins, both of Westport; Rusty (Doris) Hankins and Brett ÒBebopÓ (Deena) Hankins, both of Shelbyville; sisters Billie Harrison, Tina Harrison, Helena Scott and Carla Harrison, all of Rushville, and 14 grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, Cheri was preceded in death by her sister, Mary Garner; sister-in-law Brenda Hankins; an infant sister, Montez Joann Hankins; a brother, William ÒDickieÓ Hankins; step-mother Margaret Elder and two grandsons.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Moster Mortuary in Rushville, Don Heller presiding.
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MHD Stability of Centrifugally Confined Plasmas
Centrifugally confined plasmas utilize centrifugal forces from plasma rotation to augment magnetic confinement, as an alternative approach to
fusion. One magnetic geometry is mirror-type, with rotation about the axis induced from a central, biased core conductor. The outward
centrifugal forces from the rotation have a component along the field lines, thus confining ions to the center. The immediate concern, of
course, is that the system could be flute unstable to the interchange. The antidote here is that the radial shear in the rotation could stabilize
the flute. Our 2D simulations show, first, that plasma pressure is highly peaked at the center away from the mirror end coils. Next, 3D simulations
show unequivocally that velocity shear is providing the stability. Further study indicates that the flute stability is sensitive to the
density profile. A favorable density profile could be achieved by judiciously placing the particle source, also necessary for a steady state
centrifuge. As flows approach the Alfven speed, electromagnetic modes could be involved. The latter is motivated by the question of whether
magnetorotational instability, thought to be an angular momentum transporter in accretion disks, could be found in centrifugal plasmas,
since all the ingredients are there. We show that the MRI as understood should be stable; however, a related astrophysical instability, the Parker
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The mayor of Bogalusa calls it the biggest jobs news in his city since the Great Southern lumber company moved in over 100 years ago. A new call center is moving in, bringing 600 new jobs to an area that needs them.
Bogalusa's main street is a far cry from what it once was. "The jobs here are kind of at a slow, steady pace... it could get a lot better," said resident Stephen Maner.
Businesses have boarded up, and car dealerships have moved out. Now help appears to be on the way.
"Today is a great day for Bogalusa," said Mayor Charles Mizell.
General Dynamics Information Technology is bringing in 600 new jobs to man a call center, designed to tell people in seven states about changes in health care.
"600 jobs here in Washington Parish is like 3,000 jobs in the city of New Orleans," said state Sen. Ben Nevers (D-Bogalusa).
The call center is expected to attract applicants from across the region - including Karl Miller, a former Walmart worker looking for a new job.
"This is very exciting and I've been looking for a new career path in my life," Miller said.
The new jobs will also help Washington Parish deal with a 7.7% unemployment rate.
"As the tax collector for this parish," said Sheriff Randy Seal, "We're glad General Dynamics is here. We're going to take your tax money and spend it wisely."
No one from General Dynamics was available at the news conference, but a spokesman for the company says these call centers will be manned with hundreds of people informing people about the Affordable Healthcare Act, and what they need to do to sign up.
"It's not only the $10 range starting, but it's the benefits package," said Mayor Mizell.
Many of the new workers will likely get training at Northshore Technical College. Director Gayle Ladner said, "We have training available for non-credit... we can do specialized training."
Many believe a recent decision to keep the LSU Hospital open is also cause for optimism. "LSU Hospital has been bought out by the sisters who have Our Lady of the Lake at Baton Rouge," said Bogalusa resident Christi Knight.
The new call center is expected to be operational, by mid September.
General Dynamics is holding two jobs fairs, on August 5 and August 6, at 420 Avenue B in Bogalusa. Call 985-545-1050 for more information.
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Date of News Release: 07/29/2012
Louisville, KY (July 29,2012) A KSP Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officer shot an armed robbery suspect on I-65 early this morning.
Around 1:26 this morning KSP Post 4 E-town received 911 calls of an armed robbery taking place at the Pilot truck stop in Sonora, KY. The suspects information along with the suspects vehicle information was given to officers. The suspect 20 year old Aaron Hart of Hodgenville was headed north on I-65, when a KSP officer working Jefferson county was headed south and spotted Mr. Harts vehicle around 2:00 am. The officer was able to get turned around and catch up to Mr. Hart on I-65 at the Watterson Expressway. Once Mr. Hart seen the officer he immediately stopped his vehicle. At this time the officer exited his vehicle and made contact with Mr. Hart, who was ignoring the officers commands to see his hands and exit the vehicle. Mr. Hart then reached for his firearm and had it in his hand. The officer fired one shot striking Mr. Hart. A firearm and undisclosed amount of cash was retrieved from the scene.
Mr. Hart was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital where he is being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. Mr. Hart faces numerous charges which include robbery 1st, wanton endangerment 1st, resisting arrest, and burglary 3rd.
The Kentucky State Police confirms that officer Jared Newberry with the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement division was the officer that fired his weapon in an attempt to arrest an armed robbery suspect(Aaron Hart). Mr. Hart of Hodgenville was shot and injured this morning on I-65 north at the Watterson Expressway after he robbed a Pilot truck stop in Sonora,KY with a firearm.
Officer Newberry has been employed with the Kentucky State Police for 1 1/2 years, and at this time is on leave per KSP policy pending the investigation.