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Attack victim: 'I thought I was going to die'
Donald Fisher describes the attack he endured Thursday morning while at his Manchester apartment Thursday evening. Behind him is a pillow stained by blood from a head wound. (TIM BUCKLAND/Union Leader)
"I thought, for sure, with the amount of blood I was losing, I was going to bleed out. I thought I was going to die," he said Thursday evening while nursing a head wound that continued to seep blood despite the stitches he was given at Elliot Hospital.
Fisher, 63, said he'd come home from picking up a prescription for Oxycodone when he was approached just before 9:30 a.m. by two men with a picture of a lost dog.
They asked him if he'd seen the animal. When he got closer to look at the photo, they attacked him and robbed him of his medication, he said.
"I let them get too close to me," he said. "That's the trouble with me. I'm just too nice of a guy."
He said one of them knocked him down after hitting him in the face. When he was on the ground, they started hitting his head with a pipe.
"They really started bashing my head in," said Fisher, who suffered a concussion.
Police later recovered a pipe nearby in a parking lot on Maple Street.
The men ripped a Rite Aid bag containing a prescription for Oxycodone from the man's hands.
One of the men grabbed the bottle and the two took off north on Maple Street, according to police.
Officer Chris Biron and police dog Colt tracked the men, and headed north on Maple Street and east on Prescott Street to the dead-end bordered by a fence line encompassing the rear of a Lincoln Street business. Clothing located in that area was recovered as evidence since its appearance was consistent with the description of the attackers provided by witnesses, police said.
The first man was described as white, in his mid- to late-20s, about 6 feet tall with a thin build.
He was wearing a light blue, hooded sweatshirt and dark jeans, police said.
The second man was also white, in his mid- to late-20s, about 6 feet tall with a thin build. He was clean-shaven with acne on his face, wearing a white sweatshirt with black graphics, a black baseball cap and dark jeans, police said.
The two were last seen headed north on Lincoln Street toward Hayward Street, police said. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 668-8711. Anonymous tips can be made through the Manchester Crimeline at 624-4040 or online at manchestercrimeline.org.
Last month, Fisher was involved in an incident at his home that attracted police attention when he used his "stun cane" to subdue a woman who was allegedly attacking a roommate's daughter.
In that Feb. 21 incident, Fisher zapped a woman armed with a knife with a stunning device he had attached to his cane to try to prevent her from attacking his roommate's daughter, police said.
The not-so-powerful device did not stop Kelly McAndrew, 37, but arriving officers did.
McAndrew was arrested and charged with simple assault and criminal threatening.
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The Oriental Trading Company is a direct marketing company for novelties, small toys, and party items. It was founded in 1932 as one of the United States' first wholesale companies. It is based in Omaha, Nebraska, and its majority owner is the Carlyle Group. It has an extensive line of Christian merchandise and is one of the largest players in that market.
In 2006 it was reported the company has 18 million customer names on file, mails 300 million catalogs annually and has more than 25,000 products.[1] It has 1,500,000 square feet (140,000 m2) of office and warehouse space in Iowa and Nebraska, and employs more than 3,000.
On November 2, 2012 Berkshire Hathaway announced they would acquire the company.[2][3]
The company was founded as a gift shop in 1932 in Omaha, Nebraska, by Harry Watanabe. The company expanded to 17 shops in the Midwest. During World War II, with restrictions against imports from Japan, the company shrank back to its Omaha base. Watanabe then bought a ceramic shop which made Kewpie dolls and other ceramic items.[4] In 1954 it resumed its imports from Japan and was a major carnival supplier. In 1956 it launched its first catalog.
In 1977 Watanabe's son Terry Watanabe became president and its focus shifted from carnivals to supplying party goods for churches, schools, retailers, and individuals.
In 2000, Watanabe sold his entire stake in the company to Los Angeles-based private equity firm Brentwood Associates, and resigned as CEO and President. [5] Watanabe is alleged to have had alcohol and gambling problems resulting in losing US$204 million to the Rio and Caesars Palace casinos in Las Vegas in 2007. [6] Harrah's, which owns the two casinos, derived 5.6% of its revenues that year from Watanabe. He has paid $112 million but refused to pay the rest prompting Harrah's to file criminal charges against Watanabe. [7] On July 8, 2010, a global settlement was reached between Harrah's Entertainment and Watanabe resulting in a dismissal of both the civil and criminal cases.[8]
In 2002 Brentwood Associates entered into an agreement to expand the company.
In 2006 Carlyle Group bought 68 percent interest in the company with Brentwood owning a reported 25 percent.[1]
On August 24, 2010, Oriental Trading Company via OTC Holdings Corp. in case 10-12636 declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware saying in its filing papers that it had $463 million in assets at April 3, 2010 and $756.6 million in liabililities with net sales of $485.4 million. It reported it was sending out 300 million catalogs a year and generates half its sales online.[9]
The company's CEO was featured in the March 10, 2012 episode of the TV show 'Undercover Boss'.

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Bizarre Game:
Okay, the internet trolls, naysayers and "Fire Everyone" shouters are out in full force after the Tampa Bay loss. And I expected them to be. We have had two set backs with the last two games. Lions have started to dig a hole for their season, but we are still a game above .500, and still have a very good opportunity to win the NFC North. To me this game was a very bizarre game for the Lions. Durham's fumble, Pettigrew's duck, and Calvin's coughing up the ball were all freak plays that we cannot guard against. Sure, the pass to Pettigrew should have been thrown in front of him, but I feel that if Brandon doesn't duck, the ball either hits him in the head or he catches the ball at the last second. Let's face it.... if Calvin catches the ball and falls to the ground with possession we would have 50 seconds left and a timeout on the 1. We were literally still in the game up until the last 50 seconds. Not many teams can have a 5 turnover game and still have that chance to win it at the end. We score that TD and win, we would be talking very differently. Freak bizarre plays happen and ours came out in full force this game. I have this feeling that the Lions will come out strong against the Packers.
NFC North:
Bears are in disarray, Vikings are basically on Adrian Peterson's back, and Green Bay is wounded without Aaron Rodgers. If we can clean up our game and start to mount some wins, then we have a chance to make this season great. I personally feel that the Lions were feeling complacent at home against this team, maybe overlooking this team a bit because of the 2-8 record. But that doesn't matter now, what is done is done. We still have a good chance to take a strong presence in this division (all from beating the bears 2x). We win against the Pack, we have the clear lead in the North.
Not hopping off the wagon:
I for one am sticking with my Lions. We still have a good chance to win most of our final games as long as we don't let the talk and lights get to us. Regain that chip on our shoulder and play like underdogs. We don't do well with the spot light and unlike the Packers/ Bears we need people to count us out. Fine, let them. We can do this as long as the core of our team remains strong and vigilant. With a win this Thursday we would be 2-2 for the 3rd quarter of the season. That would still keep us in the hunt for the Playoffs and put is on better footing for the rest of the season.
Keep the faith Lions fans we cannot lose hope. If we do, then we are the same old Lions fans. NFL analysts say this is the same old Lions team. Well are we the same old lions fans to go with, or are we better than what we once were. Have we learned that the typical Lions fans would immediately jump off the cliff when setbacks like this happen? Let's see what we do this Thanksgiving. We could surprise everyone... including the Packers. Keep the faith and don't let this loss get us down. On to the Packers, lets get the Win. GO LIONS!


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NEW YORK--- Brooklyn native Lance Stephenson recorded a double-double (11 points and 13 rebounds) in his first playoff game at Madison Square Garden as Indiana beat the Knicks 102 to 95. The Pacers now own a 1-0 lead in their Eastern Conference playoff series.
David West finished with 20 points, Paul George added 19 and D.J. Augustin scored 16 for the Pacers. Raymond Felton led the Knicks in scoring with 18 points. Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith combined to go 14-for-43 on the game. Anthony scored 15 of his 27 points in the fourth quarter.
After starting the postseason 3-0, the Knicks have lost three of four. The Pacers out rebounded the Knicks, 44-30, and 11-6 on the offensive glass.
Game 2 is Tuesday night.
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Ok, well let's stick with the theme and make a guess on the World Cup team for Russia. I was going to do Sweden's too, but I decided one/customer. So here could be the Russian team for World Cup.
- Sergei Fedorov
- Pavel Datsyuk
- Alexi Yasin
- Viktor Kozlov
Left Wing.
- Ilya Kovalchuk
- Alexander Mogilny
- Vyacheslav Kozlov
- Sergei Samsonov
Right Wing.
- Alex Kovalev
- Valeri Bure
- Pavel Bure
- Maxim Afinogenov
- Sergei Zubov
- Sergei Gonchar
- Danny Markov
- Vladimir Malakhov
- Dmitri Kalinin
- Andrei Zyuzin
- Andrei Markov
- Nikolai Khabibulin
- They have a couple prospects in Russia. (Names?)
Other individuals:
- Oleg Kavasha
- Nik Antropov
- Fedor Fedorov
- Alexander Frolov
- Aleksey Morozov
Now I know I maybe missed a player or two so this is where I leave this. I couldn't think of goal-tenders but I am guessing there are a couple. Either way have a good day.


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ALBANY, N .Y. – Lawmakers are considering repealing part of a recent bill passed in Washington that would cut the annual cost of living allowance for retired service men and women.
Washington D.C. lawmakers passed a budget in December 2013 that included cutting one percent from the annual cost of living allowance for retired service men and women, including the disabled.
Some local veterans are upset that the government isn't going to follow through with the promise it made to them.
"It saddens us so much, and it saddens me so much," New York American Legion executive director James Casey said.
Veterans are upset with the way Congress decided to balance the budget.
"Without even doing [it] face-to-face, they're just going to deduct it from his check," Casey explained.
Casey said it's wrong to balance the cost of running the country on the backs of those who faithfully served it.
"And now, for them to come back and cut it and take it away, I mean they didn't take anything away from anyone else," he said. "It seems the veterans are the only ones that are getting a benefit cut."
Larry Eleby joined the U.S. Army in 1970. He was promised a pension and devoted his life to serving the country.
"Went through the ranks as a surveyor, and then crossed into leadership positions," he said of his time in the military.
He retired as a first sergeant after 22 years of service.
"So, you're thinking all along that I'm going to have this promised to me," he said. "I'm going to get this, my fellow veterans that I care about, they're going to get this."
Unless lawmakers repeal the cuts, many veterans won't receive the pension they were promised. Many of them are under the age of 62.
Eleby fears the cut in funds could mean to some of his fellow veterans who rely on it.
"When you get on that fixed income, that's all you have," Eleby said. "[A cut] doesn't keep up with the cost of living. And so if you start going the other way, then the gap really widens."
Eleby hopes New York congressmen hear his voice.
"We answered the call, okay," he urged. "We went where we were required to go, we did what we were required to do, and we did it the best that we possibly could."
And now, they want their country to do the same.
"So, we just simply ask for a little honor back to us," Eleby said.


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On The Uninspiring Wall, which is the small face on hikers right as you pass the first set of stairs on the Hawk Eagle Ridge approach trail. Descend the class 4 gully on the far climber's right of the wall.
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Are you free thisSaturday, the 21st?! Then grab your friends and volunteer for the September Day of Service!
Our volunteer sites for this month are:
• Keep Huntingdon County Beautiful tire recycling challenge
• Annual Kids Fun Fair/ Bicycle Rodeo organized by The Kiwanis Club of Mount Union
• Shirley Home cleanup in Shirleysburg
Come on out and support your community!
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Swanage is an old fashioned town on the south coast of England, west of Bournemouth (a town known for it's welcome of "Pink Gentlemen", check it out if you don't believe me). Access is not bad by road, flights from many places cheap on Ryanair into Bournemouth International. Trains to Wareham, then bus or taxi for the last 20 miles.
The festival runs on donations, so dig deep when the Official Bucket comes round.
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Laguna Dance Festival founder Jodie Gates has taken on a new challenge.
Festival President Joy Dittberner announced at the June 20 festival fundraiser that Gates has been named vice dean and director of the new USC Kaufman School of Dance, funded by Glorya Kaufman.
Gates will be leaving her current position as professor of dance at UC Irvine in August.
"It is a gift to USC and to Jodie that this wonderful school is being established, utilizing Jodie's immense talent and made possible by the generous gift of Glorya Kaufman," said Pat Kollenda, Laguna Beach arts commissioner and USC alumna.
"I really believe this will benefit the Laguna Beach Dance Festival."
The festival is Gates' baby. When she decided 10 years ago to hang up her toe shoes, she made Laguna her home.
"We have all benefited," said Dittbener in her introduction of Gates at the "Visual Immersion" fundraiser, held at [Seven-Degrees]. We benefit from her vision, her unbounded energy, sharp intellect and deep knowledge of the dance world.
"She was determined to add dance to the cultural palette that is Laguna Beach."
Thus was born CaDance, which has morphed into the Laguna Dance Festival.
"Our mission is to support and promote the development of dance creation, presentation and education and to increase public appreciation of the art form in Orange County and beyond," Dittberner said.
The first CaDance performance was held in 2006 at Main Beach.
During her 30-year career on stage, Gates dance with the Joffrey, Frankfurt and Pennsylvania ballet companies. Behind the scenes, she has taught, staged and produced William Forsythe's ballets at Paris Opera Ballet, Scottish Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Zurich Opera Ballet, Teatro La Scala, Houston Ballet, and Aspen Santa Fe Ballet.
She has also choreographed for American Ballet Theatre II and Complexions Contemporary Ballet, co-founded in New York by dance principal Desmond Richardson.
The partnership with Complexions brought Richardson to Laguna to perform in the festival.
"When I started the festival, I called in Desmond," Gates said. "He brought his Rolodex."
The Rolodex contained the names of Patrick Swayze, and Debbie Allen, star of "Fame," one of, if not the best, dance series ever on television.
"I have been affiliated with the festival since its inception," Richardson said at the fundraiser.
The festival's long-distance love affair with Richardson will be getting shorter. He announced at the fundraiser that Complexions, which celebrated its 19th anniversary on June 10, will be relocated from New York to Los Angeles.
Besides Complexions, Richardson spent eight years with the esteemed Alvin Alley American Dance Theater, three years in Germany with Ballet Frankfurt and as a principal with American Ballet Theatre, for which he danced the lead in Othello at the Metropolitan Opera House.


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Hollywood comes to the North as Batman star Tom Hardy and fiancee Charlotte Riley visit Butterwick Hospice in Stockton
Updated 4:30pm Wednesday 25th December 2013 in News Exclusive By Graeme Hetherington
Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley meet Bethany Weatherill, 11, and Play Nurse Sam Clarkson Pics: Sarah Caldecott
IT'S not every day that the North-East is touched by Hollywood stardom.
So when two A-list movie stars dropped in on a local hospice it certainly made for a Christmas to remember.
Film star Tom Hardy and his fiancee, the actress Charlotte Riley, spent more than an hour meeting and chatting with patients and staff when they called in at the Butterwick House Children's Hospice in Stockton, Teesside to hand over a cheque for £24,000.
The London-born star of Batman - The Dark Knight Rises and science fiction thriller Inception, 36, raised the money when he took part in an expedition in Siberia with Miss Riley's uncle, Peter Riley, who has been involved with the Hospice from the outset.
The couple, who met on the set of Wuthering Heights, enjoyed a tour of the hospice and met with 11-year-old patient Bethany Weatherill while in the region for a family Christmas.
Miss Riley, 31, who was born in Grindon, near Stockton and stars with Tom Cruise in the upcoming movie Edge of Tomorrow, said: "It must be really difficult for the families of the people and children who stay at the Hospice as they are all seriously ill, but they must take some consolation from the fact the all the staff are always really happy, friendly and devoted.
"People often take hospices for granted so it was the least that we could do to come visit the centre and see for ourselves what it offers for its patients."
The glamorous couple were more than happy to spend time chatting and having their photographs taken and were both impressed with the commitment and devotion of the staff.
Mr Hardy said: "I had no idea what facilities were available at the Hospice so it was fantastic to come and visit. The work they do is amazing and we just wanted to come and give a little back to them all.
"I did the expedition in Siberia with Charlotte's uncle, Peter, and it is inspiring to see the work the staff do all year round. I think anything that can raise awareness of hospices around the country is really worthwhile as they help and support families when they need it the most and that is invaluable to them."
During the visit, they were shown the sensory room, pool facilities and care rooms.
Miss Riley said: "The sensory room was amazing, it seemed so relaxing and you could see what joy people would get out of it."
Hospice chief executive Graham Leggatt-Chidgey was delighted that the couple took time out of their festive holiday to visit.
He said: "It was really good of them to visit and to see what we do here. The way they spent so much time with the staff and children was fantastic - they brought a smile to everybody's face.
"What a lovely couple they are and we were delighted they enjoyed the tour around the hospice."
For more details on Butterwick Hospice and the work it does visit www.butterwick.org.uk or follow on Twitter @Butterwickhos
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Robert_ wrote:The article says clearly who they are u idiot!! Does it really matter if you know who they are the point is they donated 24 grand to a children's hospice!!! Pr@t.
I have no idea who these people are....
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Robert_ wrote:Tom Hardy played Bane in the last Batman movie.
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STEUBENVILLE - It is quiet at the Jefferson County Board of Elections today.
And Diane Gribble, board of elections director, said Tuesday should be quiet as well during this off-year general election.
Gribble said 2,500 absentee ballots have been cast early for Tuesday's general election.
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READY FOR ELECTION DAY — Board of Elections employee Misty Padgett checked a voting machine at the Jefferson County Board of Elections to cast an in-person absentee ballot. Standing at a machine behind Padgett was employee Brian Moffat. Election officials said early voting at the board offices will end at 4:30 p.m. today. The polls will be open Tuesday from 6:30 a.m. until 7 p.m. - Dave Gossett
"We are expecting approximately 40 to 42 percent of the registered voters to go to the polls Tuesday to make their decision on candidates, issues and levies. I do not anticipate any problems this election," said Gribble.
"Interest in some of the village candidate races is low this year," noted Gribble.
"The only thing that may slow us down this year are the races with a write-in candidates because the board will have to check those ballots," Gribble said.
"The polls will open at 6:30 a.m. and remain open until 7:30 p.m. It is supposed to be a beautiful day so there is no excuse for people to not vote Tuesday," she added.
Gribble said the Steuben precinct from the Finley Methodist Church at 958 Lincoln Ave. in Steubenville has been combined this year with the George's Run precinct at the Harmony Methodist Church at 2119 Commercial St. in Mingo Junction.
And Bruce M. Clark Jr., a candidate for Wells Township trustee, has withdrawn.
"Since programming is complete and the ballots were already printed, Mr. Clark's name will remain on the ballot, but notices of his withdrawal were sent to all absentee voters and notices will be posted at all Wells Township polling locations. Our office will also be informing voters that Mr. Clark has withdrawn from the race and votes for him will not be counted," explained Gribble.
Ballots in Steubenville will include a three-way race for mayor that has incumbent Mayor Domenick Mucci Jr. facing a challenge from Lou Arrico and a write-in campaign by Dawud Abdullah.
Four candidates are vying for two council seats in Mingo Junction. They are John R. Fabian, George R. Irvin, Adam Peeler and Andy Strohmeyer.
There are four village council seats on the ballot in Wintersville where Robert Martin Sr., Jason Mattern, Bob Merriman, Matt Parise and Ralph Parissi are seeking the positions.
A total of 12 people, including Mike R. Belon, Edmund F. Blazeski Jr., James Cesario, Russell L. Cominksy, Dale G. Dollison, Charles S. Haggerty, Noama M. Kolkedy, Shawnna Merrill, Dirk A. Pielech, Korrene G. Prince, Alice Pugh, Mike Pyciak have filed for the three Buckeye Local School Board seats.
And six candidates, Daniel Bove Jr., Jacquelyn R. Carpenter, John Figel, Robbie Frey, Candy Newburn and Rose M. Slaughter, are seeking the two open positions on the Indian Creek Local School Board.
Toronto voters will decide the fate of a 0.5-mill, five-year recreation levy, while the voters in Mingo Junction will decide the future of a replacement 6-mill, five-year collection and disposal of garbage levy.
And voters will be asked to cast their votes on electric aggregation in the village of Richmond and in Wells Township.
A 5.9-mill, five-year current expenses levy is on the ballots in 21 precincts in the Edison Local School District, while voters in 75 precincts in Jefferson, Belmont, Carroll and Harrison counties will vote on an additional 1-mill, seven-year levy for purchasing equipment and improving buildings at the Jefferson County Joint Vocational School.


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Dr. Cooper says he was not interested in discussing modifying the job description for Thad Welch - who was hired without the required high school diploma. Cooper says a school board member's request is the reason why. "I felt like it was not necessary to vote on this at this point and time. I'm not asking that it be reduced." The board was expecting Dr. Cooper to request to change the job description to "high school diploma preferred."
Board member Greg Awbrey requested to undo the vote that got welch hired in the first place; a move they want on record. "To reconsider the board action on march 7, 2012 that appointed TW to special assistant to the Superintendent to Facilities, Maintenance, Grounds and Transportation."
Before Wednesday's vote, Dr. Cooper explained that he was justified in the decision he made. He says he has proof that senior administrators supported his decision. In fact, they recommended it. "Keep in mind this is my first full month on the job and I was taking the lead from veteran administrators in Central Office."
The school board attorney says Wednesday's vote just merely replaces the board's initial vote in hiring Welch. That's because only the superintendent can hire and fire. So for now, Welch keeps his job.
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Lafayette Parish School Superintendent Dr. Pat Cooper is expected to fight tooth and nail tonight for a school system employee he hired back in March.
Dr. Cooper will be asking the school board to allow his change the job description. The superintendent wants to remove the words "required high school diploma" to "high school diploma preferred".
The position we're talking about here is the special assistant to the superintendent of facilities and maintenance. The pay grade for this job is about $76,000 a year.


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Rockies put up historic numbers in wild 17-8 win over Giants
Posted By Patrick Saunders On April 11, 2012 @ 11:08 pm In General Rockies,National League West,Rockies Recap | 2 Comments
My scorecard from the Rockies' 17-8 win over the Giants Wednesday night looks like a Jackson Pollock painting — dots here, blotches there, squiggles over there. No way I could get all of the crazy numbers in my game story. So here are some leftovers to feast on after a wild night at the ballpark.
Thanks to the Rockies' PR staff for gathering this info:
– The Rockies' 17 runs were their most in a single game since scoring 19 at Houston on Sept. 25 of last season.
– It marked the first time in Rockies history they scored 17 runs in a game and did not hit a home run.
– The 22 hits were the most since setting the franchise record with 25 hits in that late September game in Houston.
– Every Rockies position player had a least one hit, and Dexter Fowler, Carlos Gonzalez, Michael Cuddyer, Todd Helton and Chris Nelson all had three.
– The Rockies slugged 11 extra-base hits, but not one was a home run. That's a franchise record for the most extra-base hits in a game without hitting a home run.
– Cuddyer went 3-for-5 with a walk, three doubles, two runs and two RBI on the night He's hitting a team-best .400. His three doubles tied a career high.
– Eric Young JR. went 2-for-2 with a run, a stolen base, a triple and an RBI.
– The 17 runs allowed by the Giants were the most they have given up since the Rockies score 20 runs on Sept. 18, 2006.
– Giants starter Tim Lincecum pitched just 2 1/3 innings, the shortest start of his career. His previous low was 3.0 innings.
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Now that we're in the top 10, I'm going to narrow the focus of these posts to the top 15 plus Pitt and Notre Dame. Again, most likely upsets/changes are in bold. #6 OU and #15 Iowa are on a bye. Here we go:
1- #1 Alabama @ #19 South Carolina. South Carolina is 3-1, so they're the first team who can beat Alabama and still not necessarily jump us. Go Gamecocks!
2- Indiana @ #2 Ohio State. Upset very unlikely (even though OSU looks beatable, I don't think this is the game).
3- #3 Oregon @ Wash. State. WSU might be the worst AQ team in America. Upset not happening. Moving on.
4- Toledo @ #4 Boise. Boise doesn't lose at home, especially not to a team that just lost to Wyoming. Moving on.
5- Wyoming @ #5 TCU. Wyoming's win streak ends at 1. Moving on.
6- #7 Nebraska @ KSU. KSU is looking pretty good so far (not great) and it's at home. Upset possible, keep an eye on it.
7- #8 Auburn @ Kentucky. Upset possible here as well. SEC road games are tough, UK has looked decent (not great) and Auburn is sketchy (a couple of close wins over SC, Clemson and MSU so far). Keep an eye on it.
8- Oregon State @ #9 Arizona. I think OSU is pretty good and Arizona is not as good as they appear. OSU has better coaching, and they certainly have the talent to play with UA. They'd be ranked if their OOC didn't include two top-5 teams (Boise and TCU).
9- #10 Utah @ ISU. Utah wins. Moving on.
10- #11 Arkansas @ Texas A&M. I think Texas A&M is looking decent (not great). They might beat Arkansas at home (removing a threat). I don't think Arkansas passes us even with a win, but worth watching.
11- #12 LSU @ #14 Florida. Go Gators. LSU is undefeated (although poorly) and Florida has a blowout loss to Alabama. I guess LSU can win and then get beat by Alabama later, but if LSU wins they'll jump us (and they're already ahead of us in the Coaches' poll)
12- #23 FSU @ #13 Miami. Go Seminoles. BYU's season is so ruined that it won't matter if FSU is the best team in the nation, so I won't have to hear any excuses from BYU fans about SOS if FSU wins. Plus Miami is a legitimate threat, FSU is so far down that it will take a lot to catch us, and there aren't a lot of statement wins in the ACC.
13- #17 MSU @ #18 Michigan. I know I just said that we're only doing the top 15, but the winner of this game probably jumps us. We want Michigan to win because they still have OSU, PSU, and Iowa and MSU only has Iowa and PSU.
Notre Dame and Pitt actually play each other this week (in South Bend). Not really sure what I want. Probably want Notre Dame to win so they look better when we play them (ND is 2-3 right now and Pitt is 2-2).


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Need anything?Posted by Josie on Jun 2, 2012 in Moments | 9 comments
"I need a wee, mummy."
"Right, off you go then."
"Okay mummy, here I go. All by MYSELF. You stay there – you can have a little rest".
Off he trots, pausing a second to poke his head round the edge of the door,
"Just shout if you need anything", he says breezily, before disappearing again.
I stay put with a laugh, listening out for his feet on the stairs, closing my eyes to make the most of the two minutes precious quiet, until I hear calling from upstairs and go and investigate.
"You alright, fella?" I call up.
"Just checking you don't need anything yet, mummy".
"I'm fine, poppet", I call back, smiling, "I don't need a thing".
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There's been a lot of movement within the National League East in the last few months. The Marlins either signed or came close to signing every notable free agent and their cousin, the Nationals just acquired a solid starting pitcher in Gio Gonzalez and the Phillies retained Jimmy Rollins. The Mets still suck, but that's a fun story for another time.
The Braves finished 2011 with a record of 89-73, which was fifth best in the league and ninth best in baseball. They'll replace a bad starting pitcher in Derek Lowe with a good one in Julio Teheran or Randall Delgado. Alex Gonzalez and his sub-Francoeurian numbers will be replaced by Tyler Pastornicky, who has a chance to become a very solid regular at shortstop.
A relatively young team, Atlanta does not project to see many of their players hit a decline in production in the near future. There's always a chance of a slump, but other than Chipper Jones and Tim Hudson, most everyone on the roster is younger than 32 or so.
Jason Heyward still has the potential to be a superstar. Freddie Freeman just had a big rookie season and is only going to get better. Brian McCann will be healthy to start the year. Martin Prado will be healthy to start the year. Dan Uggla can still hurt a lot of baseballs, if the second half of 2011 was any indication. We have Michael Bourn for an entire season. We don't have Larry Parrish for an entire season.
Assuming they're healthy, Tommy Hanson and Tim Hudson give Atlanta a 1-2 punch as good as almost anyone. Brandon Beachy was awesome last season and will likely continue to be awesome. Mike Minor is one of the more promising young left-handed pitchers in baseball. Craig Kimbrel is already among the best closers in baseball. You can't hit Jonny Venters, assuming Fredi Gonzalez doesn't kill him first. And the rest of the bullpen is pretty damn great, as well.
There are a lot of good things going on for the Braves right now.
This is not to say there aren't a few things worth fixing before the season begins. But do a few signings and trades by the Nationals and Marlins make us any less of a team? Not at all. Not by a long shot.


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Almost a year ago exactly I started to wonder if Atlanta could be part of the US World Cup bidas FIFA began accepting submissions for the 2018/2022 World Cups. There was also a lot of conversations going on about the Falcons getting a new home around that same time. I sold the current GA Dome short on their ability to host international soccer prior to our Summer of Soccer. Regardless of that success I still hope we have an upgrade in 8 to 12 years. Hopefully with at least a retractable roof Mr. Blank.
Atlanta has done a lot to impress the US Bid Committee recently and the World with the Olympics in 1996. Check out Wendy Parker's article at Atlanta Soccer News for more insight into some of the things involved in helping secure this opportunity. I guess now we'll have to wait till FIFA makes there announcement in December on who gets the rights to host the 2018 & 2022 World Cups. If the US is awarded the World Cup we may also find out if the number of stadiums gets reduced to the 9-12 as required by FIFA or the 14 the US Bid Committee would like to use for the games.
I didn't make the World Cup last go around but there's no way I'll miss it this time. How about you? Did you go in 1994? How far would you go to see a game if it wasn't in your home town?


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An 80-year-old bridge in Orange County was given a safety upgrade a year after a fatal crash.
Merrill Davis died Oct. 14, 2012 when his car veered off a steep embankment beside the bridge on N.C. 751 in Duke Forest.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation installed guardrails leading up to the bridge in October.
"Once the Board of Transportation signed off on it at its
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guardrails and a crew could be scheduled," DOT Spokesman Steve Abbott said.
Merrill Davis' mother, Tamela Davis, said guardrails might have stopped his
car from going over the bank, even though the level of alcohol in Davis' system was twice the legal limit, according to the North Carolina Highway Patrol.
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of the improvements will bring my son back to me, it is my hope and prayer that
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replacing the 751 bridge," Tamela Davis said.
The DOT said the money will not be available to replace the bridge for at least 10 years.
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El Arana Captured
Table of contents
- 1. References
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Paseo de los Leones / Avenida Pedro Infante, Santa Clara colony
October 10, 2010
0400 hours local time
Incident Type:
Police Operation
Groups Involved:
Mexican Army
Oscar Manuel BERNAL Soriano aka El Spider, aka El Arana (captured October 2010, plaza leader)[1]
Arturo VELEZ Velez aka El Quilatan (captured October 2010)[1]
Victor Manuel OLVERA Perez aka El Peque (captured October 2010)[1]
Rosaura MONTEMAYOR Munoz aka La Guera (captured October 2010)[1]
Jose Vicense SALAZAR Vital (captured October 2010)[1]
Ruben Guadalupe BARBOSA Esparza (captured October 2010)[1]
Jose Manuel MARTINEZ Guerra (captured October 2010)[1]
Mexican Army:
None to report at this time
4 x unspecified rifles[1]
3 x unspecified hand guns[1]
127 x 40 mm ammunitions[1]
13 x various magazines[1]
19. 5 kilos marijuana[1]
2 x unspecified vehicles[1]
Radio Communications Equipment[1]
Associated Events:
Event Summary:
Los Zetas members listed above were captured by the Mexican Army in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. They are suspected of participating in the armed assault that killed a Mexican Army Brigadier General. El Arana was reported as the plaza leader of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon at the time of his arrest.[1]
El Arana after his arrest.[1]


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Surprise! It's another new Lego game!
Legends of Chima, the recently announced line of Lego products, is receiving a video game adaptation. Titled Laval's Journey, the game is set to release later this year on Nintendo DS and 3DS.
The latest Lego title from series stalwarts TT Games, Laval's Journey expands upon the Legend of Chima universe, a mythical world where tribes of anthropomorphic animals battle for control over a precious natural resource known as the Chi.
According to a press release from Warner Brothers, the game follows the adventure of Laval, the warrior leader of the Lion tribe, and his allies after they are "called upon to fight for justice." Little else is known about it, though players will apparently be able to earn points within the game that can be redeemed to unlock content in Lego Legends of Chima Online, the accompanying online RPG playable for free on the Legends of Chima website.
Lego Legends of Chima: Laval's Journey is the second game in the Lego franchise announced for release this year, following the delay of Lego City Undercover. It is currently expected to launch on 3DS in summer 2013, and then soon after on DS in fall 2013.


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The Georgia Bulldogs had no trouble dispatching the Auburn Tigers in a 38-0 rout. With that win, Georgia has clinched their berth to the SEC Championship game by winning the East Division, where they will take on the winner of the SEC West.
Here are the video highlights of the Georgia victory over Auburn.
Todd Gurley got Georgia going with a 49 yard rush on the first drive, and Aaron Murray would finish it with a six yard touchdown throw to Chris Conley. Murray would add a five yard touchdown throw to Malcolm Mitchell to put Georgia up 14-0 after the first quarter.
The Bulldogs poured it on in the second quarter, as Murray threw his third touchdown pass to Tavarres King for 17 yards. Gurley then made it 28-0 before halftime thanks to a six yard touchdown rush.
Georgia would add a field goal in the third, and then Keith Marshall punctuated the Bulldog performance with a 62 yard touchdown rush. The Bulldogs


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Didier Drogba is coming today to Barcelona
^^ Source of the story: which claims DiDi is going to Spain to discuss a possible move to Barca even after signing with Shenua. Apparently, he has a release clause that allows him to leave Shenua on a free transfer, if Barca approach him. IMHO, Ridiculous. But lets see.


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Front Squat (5-5-5-Max-5-5-5)
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Skill: Muscle-ups
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Killer Joe
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- Genres: Comedy, Drama
- Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Emile Hirsch, Thomas Haden Church, Gina Gershon, Juno Temple, Marc Macaulay, Lori Eden, Danny Epper, Kylie Creppel, Scott A. Martin
- Directors: William Friedkin
- Official Site: http://www.killerjoethemovie.com/
- Distributor: Independent Pictures
- When 22-year-old drug dealer Chris has his stash stolen by his mother, he has to come up with six thousand dollars quick or he's dead. Desperate, he turns to "Killer Joe" when he finds out that his mother's life insurance policy is worth $50,000. Although Joe usually demands cash up front, he finds himself willing to bend the rules in exchange for Chris' attractive younger sister, Dottie, who will serve as sexual collateral until the money comes in... if it ever does.
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Forensic Explorations Below Ground: Profile James E. Starrs
Ordinary Folk
In the Midwest, a woman with little money heard about the work that Starrs had done and sent him a letter asking for his help. Her daughter's death had been pronounced a suicide but she believed it was murder. "She contacted me," he recalls, "because she saw my name and she wanted me to investigate the death of her daughter, who was 23 or 24. Her daughter was a troubled person in many ways whose death had been written off as a shotgun suicide. She wasn't a drug addict but she had been on medications and had been confined in an institution. She and the boyfriend had a rocky situation, and she had left him six months before. The mother came home one day to find the daughter gone." She apparently had gone off with her former boyfriend, who reported the suicide by shotgun.
Starrs discovered that there had been no autopsy, and that the manner in which this young woman had supposedly shot herself was problematic. "She was a hunter, so she knew guns." But she had shot herself awkwardly in the shoulder, in a way that would make her bleed to death. The weapon belonged to her former boyfriend. The case had a sufficient number of troublesome aspects to warrant an exhumation, but the body had been buried for 10 years. Nevertheless, it was preserved well enough for an examination and, when her arm was measured against the rifle, it appeared that she could have pulled the trigger. Suicide could not be ruled out, but the questions remained.
"We made a presentation," says Starrs, "and there was quite a split in an audience of professionals over whether it was suicide or homicide. There were indications that she could have been depressed but also that the boyfriend had homicidal intent." His own opinion was that it could not be definitely considered a suicide and should, at the very least, have been classified as undetermined. Yet in the end, the team of scientists can only report their results and leave such cases in the hands of a jury for the final decision.
Another such case involved Carl Williams, 38, in York, Pennsylvania. On November 11, 1965, he was found dead in a small athletic field, two days after he was seen being picked up by city police officers during racial riots. A coroner's inquest ruled that he had died of natural causes, a pair of heart attacks, during the last few days of his life. However, family members suspected foul play, especially in light of the fact that the officers had lied about having seen him. When Williams was found, his face was swollen and looked like it had been beaten, and a police Billy club was found nearby. Williams' daughter and son asked Starrs to exhume him to find clues about how he had actually died.
"We did find that Carl Williams had two fractures of the jaw," he notes. "The question was whether the fractures had occurred at the time of death or afterward. Since the coffin had collapsed on top of his head, it might have caused the fractures." Given the poor state of the grave, it was not possible to determine the manner of Williams' death, but the family felt better that they had done everything possible to learn about their father's demise.
In Scranton, Pa., in 2002, there was the case of a man who had died in prison the day after he was arrested, leaving an alleged suicide note. (Because the case is in litigation, he remains unnamed here.) His mother contacted Starrs and, after consideration, he decided to help - and pay all expenses. Supposedly, the man had died by tying a shoelace around his neck and hanging himself from the top bunk in his cell. After exhuming the remains, which had been interred for more than a year, Starrs' team found that the hyoid bone (in the throat) and neck organs had been removed but not replaced. These structures are key to any examination involving asphyxia. Since many of the man's bodily scars had not been documented, there was no clear evidence of a ligature furrow on the neck, the shoelaces were missing, and the significant organs had been removed, the original autopsy appeared to be shoddy and the case retains a suspicious cast.
"We found that the original autopsy was incomplete and erroneous," Starrs commented for the History Channel documentary on the case, "and we found things that should have been found in the original procedure but were not noted. We lifted the eyelid and saw these little starburst hemorrhages. They were not noted anyplace on the original report. They're very important in making determinations as to manual strangulation or ligature strangulation, or both, for that matter. In addition, there were no X-rays taken of the hyoid bone under the chin, for the purposes of determining whether it was fractured or not, and indeed, there was no hyoid bone there. All of the organs from the neck were missing. And no documentation or notations any place that they had been taken for further analysis or for some other legitimate reason... I'm not saying that there was hanky panky involved in his death or it was not in fact a suicide. I'm simply saying that there are enough features for us to go much further in our investigation, and to get more data for the purposes of coming to our conclusions."
It's not always an ambiguous death that gets Starrs' attention. Sometimes it's just a quirky incident or claim, such as the ghostly handprint in a prison cell in Jim Thorpe, Pa.


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Harrisburg police are looking for an Allison Hill man accused of sexually abusing a girl who is less than 10 years old.
Margarito Collazo-Perez, 26, faces charges of rape of a child, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, indecent assault, corruption of minors, and illegal contact with a minor, according to city police.
Police said the girl told them Collazo-Perez abused her over the past few months.
Collazo-Perez, who also goes by Margarito Collazo, recently worked for a landscape company and may be using vehicles owned by associates, police said.
Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is asked to call Harrisburg police at 717-255-7262 or 717-255-3115.
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Today, after thinking about everything that has happened in college football this year, I posted this on my blog. I thought I would share it with my Bama brethren. I think a lot of you feel this way as well. Roll Tide.
College Football has a come to Jesus Talk With the Bandit Ref
Hey College Football. How was your thanksgiving? Great. Listen, we need to talk. This season has done a lot of damage to our sport. A lot of fans are really upset. And I am not talking about the usual getting upset because their team lost. Fans are angry with the sport. There are some big problems that we need to talk about and deal with.
First, what happened to our moral compass? We know college football is big money. We understand that making that big money is very important to a lot, if not all, the big heads of this sport. But is money the most important thing? We live in a culture that is more than happy to mortgage its future for its present. Look at the debt the average American has. And we also live in a world of instant gratification. Having what you want now is all that matters. However, when we watch schools give away everything that makes them who they are just for a win its disgusting. Just look at USC (the one in Cali). We spoke with a USC alum and long time football supporter and he said this about the Reggie Bush fiasco: "Well, I remember us winning that National Championship and Heisman; As long as we have the memories it was worth it. The bowl ban is already half over." USC is an honored place of learning. It prepares young people to go out into the world and succeed in life. It is supposed to give not only knowledge, but a moral compass. This is the opinion of one man we understand. After talking to many Auburn fans over the last few days we can tell you though it's an opinion running rampant. Also, we would argue that having Lane Kiffin as head coach is the worst part of the punishment. Why would an Alum or fan of any school want to give up on their great tradition of being an institution of learning for football?
College football is important. We love college football. That is why we write about it everyday during the fall. Football, however, is still a game. And it always will be a game no matter how much money it makes. Too many institutions are putting this game before the real work of the university. Too many institutions are hanging their hat on athletic accomplishments. What a strange thing to be said in a sports blog, we know. Here is the key though: what made college football so great is the our school vs your school. The place that prepared me for the world vs the place that got you ready. When you take away the school, your just left with minor league football. And that is a problem that will affect the health of the sport.
College football could be said to be more popular now than ever before. And in many ways that is true. It also faces more competition from other forms of entertainment now than ever before. We are not saying that college football faces a certain doom. Of course not, it's not going to go away anytime soon. But it does face losing fans. If you take away the amateurism of college football it will lose something. It will lose its identity.
Now we know that the NCAA or SEC, Big 10, PAC 12 or any other group hasn't come out and said we are allowing players to be paid. By allowing things like Auburn's championship run this year; that is what you are saying. You are setting up a precedent by which a school will say "The win is worth a couple years of sanctions." If schools are making that choice--and to us its hard to argue that Auburn has not made that choice this year (see our Cam Newton Text Timeline)--then maybe its time to take the decision out of the schools' hands. We know that North Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia sat players this year. This isn't happening at every school, but if you were North Carolina and you saw Auburn this year, what would you do if given a do-over? Will this be the last year we see schools act with institutional control? If you don't draw the line here, where do you draw it? When players make millions? If you don't respond to all broken rules equally what are your standards?
This is about more than just having teams that are cheating win. And lets not kid ourselves that's what it is --cheating. Think about the smaller schools. Can Baylor afford to keep up with a Texas if they start being "allowed" to buy players? This of course is just an example. There is no evidence or allegations that Texas bought any players (and if they did that was a piss poor investment). Of course Baylor can't. If this slippery slope is followed, the big kids on the block are only going to get bigger. And the little kids, well, they are going to fade away.
So what do we do about it? We have a few suggestions. First, go ahead and create some sort of playoff system. We all know that it's going to happen eventually. It's only a matter of when the BCS finally gives in. We aren't going to argue all the merits here. Simply put, it would create a more fair environment in college football. It doesn't have to be March Madness with 18,560 teams. We are particular fans of the Mandel Plan. And any argument that money would drop from this is just foolishness. March Madness brackets alone add so many viewers to the games. It would be huge. Next, let's tie the conferences to their college accreditation counterparts. For exapmle the SEC would be tied to the SACS. If the moral actions and academic standards of your athletic program were tied to your accreditation; following the rules would be much more important. Finally the NCAA needs unbiased regional directors, with the power to make decisions on eligibility immediately. The director for each region should be from another part of the country and not have any ties to the schools in his region. He would not be the judge that sentences you, but he could revoke your bail.
After all is said and done are we going to watch the bowls? Of course we are. And are we excited to see where our teams go. Again, of course we are. And will we watch a national championship between Auburn and Oregon. Bring it on. On a side note we would predict a combined score of around 200 for that game. (don't bet on the under) And there is always hope that an Auburn national championship would be the straw that blows up the BCS. But, there is a dark shadow this year. If you don't change, it may consume you.


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So what do Cowboys fans think about the rumored trade that would send LB Bobby Carpenter to the Rams for OT Alex Barron? Here's what SB Nation's Blogging The Boys had to say:
Not only would the Cowboys rid themselves of Carpenter, thus opening up room for Jason Williams and Sean Lee to grow; but, it would also add an experienced player at the offensive tackle position.
Sounds like a good deal to me, even though the article said Barron is a "false start machine".
On the surface, it certainly seems like a good deal for the 'Boys.
Check out more reaction from Cowboys fans over at Blogging The Boys.


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New Bald American Girl Doll Introduced [VIDEO]
American Girl Bald Doll Announced
American Girl seems to be following Mattel's bald Barbie doll lead, and is now releasing their own dolls available without hair.
What a wonderful movement to better represent all kinds of girls.
American Girl announced the dolls last week, explaining the need to develop a doll for girls "affected by cancer, alopecia, or any medical condition causing hair loss."
Read: Bald Barbie Campaign Gets Mattel's Attention
The dolls are available for purchase now, with the following explanation made on the American Girl Facebook page:
"For more than a year, American Girl has been hard at work developing a doll without hair option for girls affected by cancer, alopecia, or any medical condition causing hair loss. Debuting today as part of the My American Girl line, the new dolls provide even more possibilities for a girl to create a friend that's as unique as she is."
The dolls come in five different skin tones, and -- this is fantastic -- if you've already bought an American Girl doll, they will give you a doll head without hair to replace it.
The power of social media strikes again, as Tennessee teen Kayla Brooks started a letter writing campaign to make the dolls a reality. She got 2,000 signatures on a petition to get the doll made and created a Facebook page to spread the word.
Read: Mattel Creates Bald Barbie in Response to Social Media Campaign
You may recall that a similar campaign led to Mattel making a bald Barbie. Bratz has a similar line of bald dolls as well.
Find out more about the American Girl bald doll at their website.


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The 'scariest selfie' is a daring stunt, but could have been a social stance against racism.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, SC (WIS) - An annual fishing trip turned deadly for a Pee Dee family after an uncle and nephew drowned Tuesday evening on Lake Marion.
The Graham family, from the Conway area, tells WIS News 10 they took two boats on an annual fishing trip to Lake Marion Tuesday.
Around 7:30pm, for unknown reasons, one boat started taking on water.
"One of the boats began to take in water and with all the water in the boat, the boat did swamp. And family members were tossed out of the boat," says DNR investigator Robin Camlin.
The family says 57-year-old Donald Graham drowned when the boat sank. Graham's uncle, 63-year-old Paul Graham, jumped in to help, and drowned as well.
DNR says one other person on the boat that sank had a life jacket and was saved.
Family members say six people were on the boat that sank, and three were on the other boat.
Authorities recovered the body of one boater late Tuesday night and another early Wednesday.
Officials say Tuesday night's weather conditions affected the search and rescue operation.
"It was very, very rough," says Don McCormick.
McCormick and the kids on his camping trip were near Santee State Park caught in a storm, as winds picked up and water started rising.
"The waves are coming in the boat and it starts to fill with water," says a teenager who was on the trip.
The group was able to find refuge in calmer waters behind some trees. The Graham family, however, was not as lucky.
"Why the boat began to take on water, what led to that point. That's really what we want to know," says Camlin.
"You can be out one way and a second later, you'll be swinging the other way. Especially during a storm. Capsize you pretty easy in deep water," said the teenager.
That lesson was driven home by tragedy tuesday, and another reminder for McCormick's crew about the most basic precautions that need to be taken when traveling out into the unknown.
"Anytime you get in water with kids, adults, you need a life jacket," says McCormick.
Reported by Dan Tordjman
Updated by Jeremy Turnage
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