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5Q: Thomas Dimitroff
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Published April 26, 2012 at 10:22 AMFor general manager Thomas Dimitroff, the next three days — starting tonight with the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft — are like his gamedays. Here in the final stages of his preparations, Dimitroff is still busy as ever despite not owning a selection in the first round this year.
Last week, he spoke about the advantages and disadvantages of his circumstances at this year's draft during his pre-draft press conference and later expounded on some of those points when I had a chance to speak with him one-on-one.
Here are my five questions with him:
Jay Adams: You've said before that this is your season. Head coach Mike Smith has fall and winter, but the spring is really when you do the bulk of your work. In that context, what's the draft for you?
Thomas Dimitroff: Having been a scout all my career and then moving into management with a scouting background, this is our one game a year that we have. The focus continues to build, build and build until, obviously, up to when the draft starts and through the draft. So there's this excitement that continues to build, and the idea of improving a team to hopefully help us break through that door that Arthur Blank referred to — we're knocking on the door, we haven't broken through yet — that's one of those things that always provides motivation for me and I know Mike Smith, as co-team builder. We have a very adept scouting staff led by Dave Caldwell, our personnel director, and Lionel Vital, our associate personnel director, as well as the rest of our staff, who are very, very in tune. We have a very focused staff and they provide all the information that we need to get us ready for our final decisions, because, in the very end, it comes down to myself and Mike Smith as per the player we're going to pick at 55 or 84 or 157. It's a one-game season for us on the personnel side and there are a lot of pressures there and in inordinate amount of time and research that goes into picking these players. I would say that, when the draft is over, it's honestly like finishing a season of football because there's a lot of work that goes into it.
JA: We looked at the draft retention numbers recently and the numbers you've been able to amass in that category are certainly striking. This year was really, for all intents and purposes, a chance to re-sign your first draft class and you brought a good amount back. For a player being drafted by the Falcons, how much of a commitment should they view their selection as?
TD: It's a huge commitment, Jay. Obviously — let's call it the way it is — it may be descending from the first pick to your final pick. The commitment is going to be that much stronger at the front end of the draft. That said, everyone we take in the draft, we are committing to and we are giving them every opportunity to make the football team, and that's very important to us. As you mentioned earlier, we're very encouraged and proud of our retention rate because it's something we feel very strongly about. When you're building a football team and you're attempting to be fiscally responsible, that's an important thing. It's also bringing certain players through your system, year in and year out, so that you can truly create the type of player that you want to sign to not only a second contract, but potentially a third. If, as an organization, your scouting staff and your personnel people have done all the research in the proper manner, I feel that we all in the league should have very sound retention rates because that's where we spend millions and millions of dollars, researching and scouting players to come into our team. Obviously, there are situations — be it injuries or other unfortunate situations that occur — from organization to organization where they don't re-sign a player or they lose a player or, quite honestly, a blunder or a bust happens. Quite honestly, that can happen. We understand that. It's part of it. It's not an exact science. What you can do is be as thoughtful, as acute in your focus and as well-researched as possible at so many levels to eliminate the uncertainties going into the draft, and that's what I feel our staff has done a fine job with in the four seasons we've been here.
JA: Fans always have an idea of what they consider needs coming into any particular year, but as an NFL GM, how do you go about determining what the needs actually are, or are not?
TD: We have conversations with our scouting and our coaching staff, some together with the scouts and coaches, some separate, some with Mike Smith, myself and our coordinators, some with our owner. There are countless discussions and meetings to determine where our weaknesses may be, where we need to strengthen our depth and, in the end, we come to a consensus decision about where we truly need to pick, whether it's in this year's draft or whether it's in free agency. Another part of the equation that's not talked about that much is continuing to project into the next year's draft or next year's free agency, as well. You need to take the entire picture, not only this year but in years to come, so that you can determine if, in fact, you don't acquire a certain need this year, can you acquire it in next year's draft or next year's group of free agency? Can you hold off a year before you address that certain need? We do categorize our needs and prioritize our needs, as well, so that will determine a lot of times what we do in the draft or free agency.
JA: A year ago at this time, we were talking about all the uncertainty that comes with picking at No. 27 overall because of all the things that could happen before you go on the clock. Of course, now we're talking about double the number of picks before the Falcons select. You talked a little about uncertainty in you press conference, but how much does the number of picks ahead of you change your mindset?
TD: Interestingly enough, our focus has been on 55, but we make sure that we are thoroughly evaluating all the players in the top tier of the board. We all know who all those names are so we won't go into specifics. We feel that we know them, for the most part, inside and out — at least, that's our hope. But we are very focused on our projections about who may be there at 55 and we will put extra focus, as you can imagine, on that area. What that does is it limits the time you're spending on the very top of the board as far as discussions and meetings, and has you focused on a different part of the board. It also has you focused on what we call our "side board," and the bottom part of our draft board because there are so many different things that can happen at 55 that may prevent us or allow us to pick later on in the draft. Back to the uncertainties, it's one of those things that we're very mindful of. Our focus has been on the 55 projected players as well as the down-the-line players on the draft board that could affect what we do at 55. It sounds like a puzzle, and it is.
JA: With the draft being three days now, it's a marathon and it's constant. I imagine it's got to be crazy for you. When you get to Day 3 and you get into the sixth and seventh rounds, how do you keep from letting the monotony get to you?
TD: The monotony of what you may feel in the media or the fanbase may feel waiting, there is so much more action going on in the war room and in our building, discussing players, watching, analyzing what's happening, analyzing the needs from other teams that are picking before us — there's a lot of action, whether it's the first pick in this case at 55 all the way through the draft when we pick at 249 with our compensatory pick. There will be action. There's not a bore. There may be a bore from some of the people that are watching the draft from the backseats, but when you're involved and it is about building your team and you're very particular about every draft pick, there's no monotony there for us.
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Daniel Antal, 76
WARREN Daniel Antal, 76, died Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, at St. Joseph Health Care Center after a short illness.
Born Feb. 5, 1931 in Youngstown, he was the son of the late Paul and Anna (Kolesar) Antal.
Dan was a graduate of Chaney High School and attended The Ohio State University. He served his country during the Korean Conflict in the U.S. Army, where he was a corpse man working in a MASH unit.
Upon receiving an honorable discharge from the Army, Dan began work at Thomas Steel Strip Corp., where he worked in the lab and also on the line. He retired from Thomas Steel in 1995 after more than 30 years with the company.
Dan was a dedicated member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aeire No. 311 in Warren, the Westside Maple Leafs, and the Warren Moose and Elks lodges. He enjoyed golfing and did so on a weekly traveling golf league that traveled to various courses in Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Dan was also an avid bowler. He was a member of the Seniors Bowling League on Wednesday mornings at Crest Lanes.
He will be dearly missed by his wife, Ann (Hromco) Antal, whom he married July 17, 1957. Together they shared 50 years of marriage and a daughter.
He is survived by his daughter, Stephanie Anne Antal and her fiance Dana Srbinovich Jr. of Warren; a grandson, Patrick Mason, and a granddaughter, Anjolena Mason, both of Warren; two sisters, Susan Antal and Mildred Kovach, both of Austintown; a brother, Andrew Antal of Youngstown; five nephews; and three nieces.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Julia Vagasky, and a brother, Paul Antal.
The Rev. Steven Ritter will conduct a funeral service Saturday, Dec. 1, at noon at the Roberts-Clark Funeral Chapel, where family and friends may visit for two hours prior to the service from 10 a.m. to noon.
Burial will be held at the Pineview Memorial Park where full military honors will be observed.
Family and friends may visit www.robertsclarkchapel.com to view this obituary and send condolences.
Alberta Mae Bakondy, 88
NORTH CANTON There will be services at noon on Saturday at the Lane Funeral Home, Canfield Chapel, for Alberta Mae Bakondy, 88, formerly of Canfield, who passed away Tuesday morning at her residence.
Alberta was born Feb. 7, 1919 in Sharon, Pa., the daughter of George W. and Buela (Rathburn) Hall. She spent most of her life in the Sharon area, moving to Canfield in 1988.
She was a homemaker. She had been a manager for Quaker Dry Cleaning Company in the 1940s and was a department manager with Strouss in Sharon.
Her husband, Joseph Bakondy, whom she married in September of 1941, passed away in December of 1991.
Alberta leaves a daughter, Vonda (Thomas) Temelkoff of North Canton; two brothers, Frank E. (Joyce) Hall of Howland and Delbert G. Hall of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren, Linda (Mark) Schuller, Thomas C. (Karen) Temelkoff, Timothy B. (Stephanie) Temelkoff and Todd A. (Paula) Temelkoff; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by two sisters, Katherine Weider and Vanita Lempka and a brother, Oval Hall.
Family and friends may call from 11 a.m. to noon on Saturday at the funeral home.
Please visit www.lanefuneralhomes.com to view this obituary and send condolences.
Rosalind Berardino, 86
YOUNGSTOWN Rosalind Berardino, 86, passed away Sunday afternoon, Nov. 25.
Rosalind was born Sept. 3, 1921 in Niles, the daughter of Nicolas and Elizabeth Carano.
She was a teacher with the Youngstown City School System for 20 years. After retirement, she worked as a docent for ten years at The Butler Institute of American Art and loved to travel. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ.
She will always be remembered by her daughter, Felicia (Bryan) Ciminero-Parlos, with whom she made her home; a son, Gary (Anita) Ciminero of Rhode Island; two grandchildren, Sabina (Ellis) Eckland and Steve (Allison McCall) Ciminero; three great-grandchildren, Blake, Cate, and Liz; and a sister, Carrie Falcione.
Besides her first husband, Felix Ciminero, she was preceded in death by her second husband, Elliott Berardino, and two sisters, Marie Mascioli and Gloria Carroll.
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Edward J. Blott Jr., 77
GIRARD Edward J. Blott Jr., 77, passed away Sunday, Nov. 25, at Hospice House.
He was born April 24, 1930 in Youngstown to the late Edward J. and Alice Bird Blott Sr.
Mr. Blott served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean conflict. He then went on to receive his bachelors and masters degrees in electrical engineering at the University of Michigan. He was employed with General Electric and Cilco Corporation in California, retiring in 1990.
He is survived by his son, Richard (Pamela) Blott of Dearborn, Mich.; a daughter, Sharon C. Johnson of Atlanta; a sister, Martha Blott of Girard; and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Annette T. Thompson Blott, whom he married July 5, 1952 and who died March 30, 2007.
Material contributions may be made to Hospice of the Valley.
Private services were held Wednesday at the Blackstone Funeral Home.
Alberta L. Booker
YOUNGSTOWN Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at the New Bethel Baptist Church for Mrs. Alberta Booker, who passed away Monday.
Mrs. Booker was born Sept. 20, 1928 in Youngstown, a daughter of James Marcellas and Louise Chappell Jackson.
She had been employed by the Youngstown City Schools until retiring in 1982.
She was a member of the New Bethel Baptist Church, where she served on the kitchen staff and loved attending Sunday School. Her hobbies included cooking and baking, ceramics, crocheting and playing bingo and keno with her buddies.
She leaves to cherish her memory, two daughters, Carol Denise Quinn and Cynthia Cyndi J. Jackson, both of Youngstown; a stepson, Richard Nathaniel Booker of Texas; a niece, whom she reared, Joanne Wade; three adopted daughters, Caprice Mitchell, Shirlene Hill and Carletta Jones, whom she helped rear; a daughter-in-law, Misha Booker; four grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and five stepgreat-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband of 31 years, Frank Booker Jr.; a sister, Lillian A. Buggs; a brother, Willie Lee Kyles; and a stepson, Richard Lee Booker.
Friends may call one hour prior to the services at the church.
Arrangements entrusted to the L.E. Black, Phillips and Holden Funeral Home.
Joan H. Economos, 92
WARREN Joan H. Economos, 92, died Wednesday, Nov. 28, at Autumn Hills Care Center in Niles.
She was born May 6, 1915 in Warren, the daughter of George and Demetra (Copetas) Asimakopoulos, and had lived in Warren since 1938, moving from Youngstown.
Mrs. Economos and her late husband, Harry, were owners of the Saratoga Restaurant in downtown Warren, now in its fourth generation of family ownership. She was the face of the Saratoga Restaurant, manning the cash register for more than 50 years.
She was a graduate of South High School in Youngstown. She belonged to St. Demetrios Hellenic Orthodox Church, the Daughters of Penelope, the Morning Light Chapter No. 80 Order of the Eastern Star, and the Warren No. 77 Social Order of Beauceant.
Surviving are her son, D. James Economos of Warren; her daughter, Demetra (Norman) Black of Stamford, Conn.; six grandchildren, Dorian Miller, Chrisi, Jennifer, and Eric (Angela) Economos, and Max and Nicholas Black; three great-grandchildren, Alexandra and Andrew Miller, and Evan Economos; and a brother, Elia G. (Lynn) Asimakopoulos.
Preceding her in death were her parents and her husband, Harry D. Economos, whom she married Jan. 23, 1938 and who died Aug. 18, 1990.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, at St. Demetrios Hellenic Orthodox Church, with Fr. Stelios Menis officiating.
Interment will follow at Crown Hill Burial Park.
Friends may call from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday at the McFarland & Son Funeral Home, with a Trisaghion Memorial Service at 7:30 p.m.
Material contributions may be made to any of the following: St. Demetrios Hellenic Orthodox Church Building Fund, 429 High St. N.E., Warren, OH 44481; Trumbull County Mobile Meals, 323 E. Market St., Warren, OH 44481; or to the donors favorite charity.
Arrangements are entrusted to the McFarland & Son Funeral Services Co., 271 N. Park Ave., Warren, OH 44481.
Please visit www.mcfarlandfuneral.com to send condolences.
Mary Alice Mae-Mae Harris, 72
YOUNGSTOWN There will be funeral services at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Union Baptist Church for Mary Alice Mae-Mae Harris, 72.
At 2 p.m. Nov. 26, our world lost a precious gift, Mary Alice Mae-Mae Harris. The daughter and eighth child out of fourteen children from Nelly and Avery Wilson, Mary passed away a few days before her 73rd birthday.
Mary graduated from Chaney High School in 1954, where she was reportedly at the top of her class academically. Mae-Mae went on to work for the Woolworth Dept. Store in downtown Youngstown, where she developed her culinary skills, which she used the rest of her life for the pleasure of others. One thing she was known for was her ability to cook; for she didnt necessarily enjoy the act of cooking, but she reveled in the joy people got from her meals. Later, Mae-Mae earned the title of Insurance lady from her hard and compassionate work as an insurance agent for the Supreme Life Insurance Company.
Mary is survived by her sisters, Edith Driscall, Doris Wilson, and Barbara Taylor; her brothers, Paul and Larry Wilson; her second husband, David C. Harris of Maryland; three children, Clyde Bert Williams, Mary Alice Dotie, and Angela Anjelique Harris; eight grandchildren, Michael De Wayne Hills Jr., Julian DVaughn Hills, Eillan James Jennings, Aleece DeShaunae Dotie, Alliyah JaMeese Williams, Mariam DeShaun Dotie, and Kavon and Kavel Birchfield; three great-grandchildren, Stephon, Zaire, and Zamari Hills; her goddaughter, Silvia Randolph; and her extended family and friends.
Taking her passion for education with them, her children earned bachelors, masters, and associates degrees, various academic scholarships, certificates, and awards.
Besides joining her mother and father in Heaven, Mary joins her sisters, Lauranell Johnson Frazier, Mildred Geraldine Wilson, Maude Cam Wilson, and Carolyn Rose (Chibby) Ballard; her brothers, John Henry Johnson, Fredrick Wilson, Avery Lancaster Wilson Jr., and James Leroy Wilson; her first husband, Clyde Bert Williams Sr.; and her best friend, Florence Johnson, who passed away Nov. 21, 2007.
Friends may call one hour prior to the service at the church.
Arrangements are being handled by the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home.
Joseph Johnson, 80
YOUNGSTOWN There will be services Saturday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m. at the L.E. Black, Phillips & Holden Funeral Home for Mr. Joseph Johnson, 80, who departed this life Friday, Nov. 23, at Beeghly Emergency room.
Mr. Johnson was born June 22, 1927 in East St. Louis, Ill., a son of Will and Ollie Lydell Johnson.
He worked for the City Asphalt & Paving Company for 30 years and was the owner and operator of Johnsons Paving, retiring in 1990. He also was the proprietor of the Paris Inn in Campbell for 30 years. He enjoyed cooking, sports, and watching television. He especially loved and enjoyed being with his grandchildren.
He leaves to cherish his precious memory, his beloved wife of 48 years, the former Catherine Beedles, whom he married July 3, 1959; his children, Thomas Neal of Austintown, Michael Cobb and Lynn Johnson, both of Chicago, Earl C. Johnson of Youngstown, and Kevin S. Johnson of Columbus; seven grandchildren, Nelton Neal, Kimberly Neal, Jawawn Traylor, Jamail Johnson, Bruce Alexander, Seraeah Johnson and Tresean Johnson; three sisters, Artie McWheter and Delano Johnson of St. Louis, Ill., and Willa Mae Slaughter of Chicago; his mother-in-law, Aszlina Beedles, of whom he was very fond; and a host of nieces, nephews, other family, and friends.
Friends may call Saturday from noon to 1 p.m. at the funeral home.
Anderson Andy S. McGee
NORTH JACKSON There will be a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. James Church for Anderson Andy S. McGee, who passed away Tuesday evening at Briarfield at the Ridge.
Andy was born Feb. 25, 1939 in Timmonsville, S.C., a son of the late Woodrow Wilson McGee and Ruby Lee (Anderson) McGee.
He was an electrician for General Motors for 19 years. For the past 30 years he was the owner of AM Door and Supply Co. in North Jackson and enjoyed building many commercial buildings.
He was a member of St. James Catholic Church in North Jackson, a member of the former Meander Masonic Lodge in North Jackson, and enjoyed golfing, flying, and shooting pool.
Andy was a lifetime member of the Board of Directors of the Mahoning Valley Home Builders Association and a Spike member of the National Home Builders Association.
He is survived by his wife, the former Loretta Sklepko; two sons, Anderson John (Roberta) McGee of Niles and Bart (Sherry) McGee of North Jackson; three sisters, Edith (John) Orlando of Liberty, Jeanette McGee of Margate, Fla., and Dianne (Bill) Maluvac of Porter; six brothers, Woodrow W. (Sue) McGee of LaPorte, Ind., James (Kelly) McGee of Bellbrook, Michael (Cecilia) McGee of Australia, Dr. Gerald (Julie) McGee of Muncie, Ind., Mark (Amy) McGee of Florence, Ky., and Richard (Judy) of Westville, Ind.; and four grandchildren, Anderson John Jr., Shannon, Bart Jr., and Brittany.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Lane Funeral Home, Austintown Chapel and from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the church prior to services.
This obituary may be viewed at www.lanefuneralhomes.com to send condolences.
Gladys Penny, 77
YOUNGSTOWN There will be home going services Saturday, Dec. 1, at 10 a.m. at the L.E. Black, Phillips & Holden Funeral Home for Mrs. Gladys Penny, 77, who passed away Saturday, Nov. 24, at St. Elizabeth Health Center.
Gladys, affectionately known as Ma, was born Oct. 29, 1930 in Hahira, Ga., a daughter of the late Sylvester and Essie Mae Miller Register.
She was a graduate of Hahira High School and attended Fort Valley State College in Fort Valley, Ga. She married Vernon Penny Sr. Nov. 17, 1949 and they relocated to Youngstown.
Gladys worked many years at Foys BBQ Restaurant and Catherines Dress Shop. She was a longtime member of the Greater Friendship Baptist Church, where she sang in its Marion Choir.
She was a loving, kind, and devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Gladys enjoyed baking and cooking for her family. She was well-known for her famous Cream Cake.
Gladys leaves to forever hold dear her memories, her former husband, Vernon Penny Sr.; five sons, Vernon Penny Jr. and Charles Penny Sr., both of Youngstown, Rev. Calvin (Linda) Penny of Pittsburgh, Ory Lynn (Vivian) Penny Sr. of Akron and Ronald (Donna) Penny of Conyers, Ga.; two daughters, Sherrie (Bernard) Brown of Austintown and Jacqueline Penny-Lynn of Youngstown; two sisters, Flora Eady of Hahira and Verma Lee Walker of Flint, Mich.; 15 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces and nephews, all of whom she loved dearly.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Arnie and Barnie Register.
Friends may call Saturday from 9 to 10 a.m. at the funeral home.
Lorraine A. Starr, 50
AUSTINTOWN There will be funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Higgins-Reardon Funeral Home, Austintown Chapel and at 9:30 a.m. at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Austintown, for Lorraine A. Starr, 50, who died Monday evening at the Cleveland Clinic, awaiting a lung transplant.
She was born Dec. 18, 1956 in Youngstown, a daughter of John and Theresa Nitupski Ragan.
Lorraine graduated from Chaney High School and had worked at the Playtex Products Factory in Streetsboro as a line worker. While her children were growing up, Lorraine was very active in the Immaculate Heart of Mary PTA, the Austintown Fitch High School PTA, and also with the Lake to River Girl Scouts as a scout leader. She was a cheerleader advisor for the Austintown Colts and a Fitch Falcon football mom. She was also very active in the church. She was an avid bowler at Kay Lanes and Wedgewood Lanes. She volunteered in the U.S. Marine Corps Key volunteer organization.
She leaves her husband, John E. Starr, whom she married Nov. 1, 1975; her mother, Theresa Ragan of Youngstown; three daughters, Kristen Connelly, Catherine Starr and her fiancé, Frank Donadee and Julie Starr, all of Austintown; a son, Jeffery and his wife, Tia Starr of High Point, N.C.; a brother, Michael Ragan of Youngstown; four grandchildren, Aidan and Noah Connelly, Isabella Donadee and Avery Shaffer; and countless friends and family who loved and supported her till the end.
Her father, John Ragan, preceded her in death.
Friends may call Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 to 9 a.m. at the funeral home.
The family has requested that material tributes take the form of contributions in her memory to the Lorraine A. Starr IPF Fund Inc., Account 22969497, c/o of Farmers National Bank.
Please visit www.higgins-reardon.com to view this tribute and send condolences.
Sylvia Louise Susa, 81
YOUNGSTOWN There will be funeral services at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Kubina-Yuhasz Funeral Home, Boardman Chapel, 5925 Market St., and a Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m. at St. Stanislaus Church, for Sylvia Louise Susa, 81, who died Wednesday morning at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
Sylvia was born July 8, 1926 in Uniontown, Pa., a daughter of Andrew and Emilia Lech Czekanski, and came to the area in 1956.
She was a member of the church.
Sylvia is survived by her husband, William Susa, whom she married Feb. 12, 1949; three sons, Gerard W. Susa and William Susa, both of Youngstown, and Jeffrey L. (Barbara) Susa of Austintown; and four sisters, Velma Ramps of Boardman, Frances Johns of Fairchance, P., Emilia (Mickey) Patrick of Youngstown, and Maryann McIntyre of Proctorville.
She was preceded in death by three brothers, Ernest, Steve, and Andrew Czekanski; a sister, Sophia Sidor; and a son, William Robert Susa..
Friends and family may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Internment will be at Calvary Cemetery.
Steven Swartwood, 40
MERCER, PA. Steven Swartwood, 40, passed away Oct. 28, quietly at his home surrounded by family and friends.
Steven was born July 4, 1967 in Erie, Pa.
He moved to Youngstown in 1998 and soon pursued his passion for photography by attending Youngstown State University to obtain a bachelor of fine arts degree. He graduated with honors and was consistently on the Deans List. He was the recipient of the 2003 to 2004 Joseph Salvatore Award, which is presented to an outstanding studio art senior. His art has been exhibited throughout Ohio.
Steven was most proud of his work with Youngstown State Universitys SMARTS (Students Motivated by the Arts) Program where he was the programming assistant and taught photography classes to K-12 and at-risk/at-promise youth. He always had a camera close by and his work can be seen throughout the SMARTS Center, including a permanent exhibit of photographs from his work with the SMARTS Kids Club Opera Company in the SMARTS Gallery.
There will be a memorial service at the SMARTS Center at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Y.S.U. SMARTS, 258 Federal Plaza West, Youngstown, OH 44503.
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Number of microbreweries in the U.S. in 1980: 8.
By 1994: 537.
Today: More than 2,000.
Today's number includes several right here in New Hampshire, including one of the newest: the Henniker Brewing Company in, yes, Henniker, founded in May of 2011 by David Currier, Chase Hand and Gregory Bolton.
The process of setting up a brewery involves lots more than just getting the equipment. Once the decision is made to go forward, then the real work begins: Design a brewery; order the equipment you need to make beer; apply for the appropriate licenses; find the people you want to work with; build, build, build, involving companies from New Hampshire to Oregon; and finally, bring in hops, malt, et al, and start brewing - which Henniker Brewing did at the end of 2012.
The brewery is located at 129 Centervale Road in Henniker, and they are just sending their first (very good) beers out into the world. I found these at Bert's Better Beers in Hooksett. Let's take a look:
Amber Apparition American Amber Ale, $7.95, 5.2% abv. Amber ale with hints of dark orange, under a light tan frothy/creamy head that slowly diminishes. The nose is malt, with some slight hops in the background.
The palate is off-dry with medium-plus bitterness (the hops speaking), medium acidity, low carbonation, medium alcohol that is well-integrated, medium body and texture, and flavors of caramel, grain, cereal, coffee, hints of toastiness, and citrusy bitterness with some herbal hints.
Hop Slinger IPA, $7.95, 6.5% abv. We just saw the malt - now the hops. Large, creamy head that slowly diminishes, good carbonation, gold-amber beer, low malt nose, medium-plus hops intensity with citrus and lemon on the nose, floral notes, grapefruit coming to the fore very quickly.
It's a dry beer, with medium-plus bitterness, good acidity, medium carbonation, medium alcohol that is also well-integrated in a harmonious blend, medium body and texture, medium-plus flavor intensity with hops, citrus, lemon, grapefruit, floral notes and herbal notes in the background.
Lots of variety and a good long finish. Good balance, length and complexity.
These guys are doing very good work right from the get-go, and their beers are certainly worth a try. If you'd like to learn more, check out hennikerbrewing.com.
Next Week: A great mid-range Pinot Noir from New Hampshire distributor Pat Dunn, and five beers from Italy (yes, there's more there than Peroni).
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TANGIPAHOA PARISH, LA — On April 28, a Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's deputy chased after a black Toyota Solara after it refused to come to a stop during an attempted traffic stop. The deputy could see the occupants shuffling about in the front seat.
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on this special day I doest say that thy mother is of graceful sort it hath been said she is devine and I do holdeth this to be true now dearest mother may I be so bold to tell you the sun still shinest on one so old as true as this be you still grasp your faith like the roots of a tree tis said you are wise and this I have found true the eye doeth grow deceived when it is drawn upon you as your thoughts become known only then your age is shown
N ever a harsh word spoken I love you mom he says every day C aring and considerate H appy and carefree O n the ball about his chores L ooking for food in the cupboard doors A lways eating me out of house and home S haring time with mom before he leaves home
(Dedicated to Folake) Your eyes, woman are like twilight rainbow amorously bearing aloft passions of mine toward androcytic ecstacy. They tell of endless lights. Night skies clarion the warmth of you keep me balled-up till i am tilted to your adorned essence. May I call up words to adore you, agglomerate them into a panoply of worshippers unsandalled before you like Moses at the burning bush. And now you seem to fall asleep but you tell me it's the heavy night bidding toward a sunny dawn wherein our love is lighted. Slowly I let you fall asleep impatient with the long night waiting to gaze once more into the eyes of my lovely love. Then a lip is placed on yours and you rouse up wide-eyed smiling at my romantic move. We enjoyed the night, cruising on.
When I was only five Heard mommy always's say Angel keep being naughty and you won't make it to 6 Entry for Adam Hapworth's Captcha Acrostic Contest G.L. All
M is for the many things she does for you. O is for offering a hug every time you needed it. T is for the thanks she did not always receive. H is for the help she was always there to give you. E is for being the most excellent mom of all. R is for raising you into the person you become. A quick piece I just finished for Mom's everywhere on Mother's day.
M-Maker of our perfect home O-Offering all till we were grown T-Thoughts of us night and day H-How you cared so many ways E-Every touch helped us to see R-Real love in a cherished family *Happy Mother's Day to all of you incredible moms. Your sacrificial love and tireless efforts on behalf of your families is just amazing. I pray that today you are cherished and appreciated for all that you are, and all that you mean to your families. Sweet blessings! Dave Date: Mother's Day
Turkey in the oven. Hands on basting and rubbing. All adults on deck for setting the table. Not a seat empty for even a child so able. Knocks on the door as family arrives. So happy Mom's in the kitchen, now we'll survive. Getting the TV all warmed up for a day of football. In and out the kids run up and down the hall. Velvet cake hides behind the fruit not seen. In comes the family passing through the kitchen with gleam. No samples tasted for Mom is the boss. Getting ready for this meal still a salad to be tossed. Day begins with smiles and joy. All fall asleep for the deserts are my toy. You have to love this day of thanks for Mom and Dad and every girl and boy.
Both Mom and Dad felt so very ill at ease. Impotent when it came to discussing the birds and bees. Reading up on how to handle a subject so delicate, Determined to provide Johnny with knowledge accurate! Sit down, there's something we need to discuss with you, And it ain't your acne - it's a topic about which you have no clue. Nothing will be held back - we're laying everything on the table. Don't be shy about asking questions and join in if you're able. Because this matter is so important we want you to be well versed. Endure with us because we want you to hear it from us first. Excuse me Mom and Dad, save your breath, 'cause you see, Sex education was thoroughly discussed in school during my puberty! Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired © All Rights Reserved Placed No. 10 in Carol Brown's "The Birds and Bees" Contest - September 2010
They both dreaded that day, Having to Explain to their only child about the Birds and the bees In stepped mom with the flowers Ready to explain all about pollen and fertilization Dad looked bewildered, rubbing the side of his head Stating, "Did I forget your birthday"? While eyeing the flowers Anxiously he said, "No! Don't tell me your are pregnant again, I Doubt I can go Through this again," Having to sit there and Entertain herself the daughter decided to ease their pain… Both looked traumatized when she Eventually said, "I know all about being in love, all about sex, it's part of our curriculum Even the difference in male and female anatomy gets explained" So mom if you are pregnant, I can tell the baby all about the birds and the bees one day!!" Contest: The Birds and the Bees Placed: 8th
So many times I counted on you Times only you could help me through Reasons unexplained; you gave no aid to me Every single day now, you are failing. No excuses, no lines, no reason is good enough. Getting too worn? Is your life too tough? Think, for a change, about the children you raise. How can you help when your fires of failures blaze? Stay down just once, perhaps it will help. Utmost quit giving, impudent whelp. Children need you not, despite what you think. Children need you not to pull them from any brink. Eloquence, that language you do not speak. So unlike them and, to their ears, your tongue does reek. So much so, they ought never your counsel seek. Lowly you, it is best you disappear. Out from us, we require you be away from here. Voids in our hearts your absence will not give. Indeed, the lack of your presence would help us to live! Never to be remembered would your memory be. Gladly forgotten by all, even, especially me. And now that you've suffered, dear mother, through preceding stanzas three, Do not forget that which you yourself know is most important to me. Other than substance and body of poetry Remember how much thought I put into titling. Excepting this verse, the one after, and its next Yonder title applies to the words of this text. Of course I would not truly let it be Under no circumstance to write of you disrespectfully. Mother, my mother, to whom none can compare, Outshine all you will in both present and future years. Mother, my mother, a burden like yours, truly few can bear.
1Is the person my mom gave life to. 9Months waiting to see the light. 9Hours of pain. 4First kisses my mom gave me.
HAZELS KITCHEN How many meals have we children eaten there? Although possible to count, it's vaporized in thin air. Zilch is not the number and we don't have a clue, Eating was foremost but mom had other offerings too. Longing as we do for her kitchen's sights and sounds, Scarcely any scraps ever left for neighboring hounds. Kings' never ate better and it's very easy to see, I just look in the mirror at the extra inches on me. This little lady knew more than just how to cook. Calmly speaking without hesitation or a second look, "Heavenly Father, bless this food." reverential in mood. Each word gave us a lesson, in her non-musical etude. Now mom cooks in heaven waiting for us to arrive.
Momma's stockings she made hanged on cherry wood Attributing back to the days that she could Nevertheless filled them with treats as she should Tickled us with stories by the hearth Christmas eve Enchanting us with smiles, playing traditional "Greensleeves" Loveable mother I sit, looking at the mantel and grieve
My mom writes me Which makes me happy We live two hours away But always have a lot to say I see her now and then And hate to see it come to a end She's getting older And more bolder I miss her a lot And she'll never be forgot My mom is great Which is not late I love you mom As each day is calm
She yells for her mother but her mother doesn't come running. She yells and yells noticing her mothers not coming. She's now thinking that her mom is out running the streets and she'll get tired and come back to eat. She sits in her room in this small little section. She sees something move noticing its only her reflection. She knows her mom will be walking through those doors real soon. So she sits there and wait patiently in the living room. So walks in the kitchen to get a bite to eat. She looks down and to find two black feet. She throws her hands over her eyes and screamed. Praying and praying that what she saw was only a dream. What she saw was no dream at all and at this moment only thing she could feel was her heart fall. She dropped to her knees,hands now covered in blood. The blood of mother is just what it was. She never knew of such a person that would do this to her mother, because even though her mom wasn't always there but she still loved her. Even though they struggled with a lot of pain and sorrows they'd still have time to work it out and be okay tomorrow. She was a mom that tried to stay strong for her kids and even through all those trails and tribulations that is just what she did. All because her life wasn't perfect as a girl, she was a mother that wanted her kids to be ready for the world. They have made it through a lot, I mean her and her brother, but one women that tried to make it work was her mother. Well the only last words she could say. Was that she loved her mom very much and to wish her a very Happy Mothers Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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 I read a story today that truly made me stop and think.  It was the story of the a group of Christian martyrs known as the Holy Forty or the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste.  For those of you who don't know the story, in 316 Emperor Licinius of the Eastern Roman Empire proclaimed it to be illegal to be a Christian.  This of course was in direct retaliation to Emperor Constantine's, of the Western Roman Empire,  legalization of Christianity in 313.  The penalty for being a Christian under the rule of Licinius was death. All Christians of the Eastern Empire were to renounce there faith or be tortured and eventually killed.  Many Christian renounced there faith.  But there were some who didn't.  In particular there was a group of forty soldiers who refused to renounce there faith.  So according to the law they were tortured extensively.

     Classic Roman torture technique were used.  Hooks were stuck in the sides of the men and there flesh was pulled off.  But the men held strong.  They encouraged each other.  They kept the faith no matter how much pain they experianced.  The men were so resilient that Emperor Licinius developed a new form of torture and execution.  He took the men to the town of Sebaste and had them stripped naked and forced on a frozen lake.  They could either freeze to death of renounce there faith.  When the men heard of the new punishment they rejoiced.  They praised God that they would soon be in communion with Him.  There are several variations of the what happened next.  Regardless, all forty men died.  They paid the ultimate price.

     I read this story with feelings of humility coming over me.  I try to place myself in those mens shoes but I cannot fathom how it must have been.  I think have trivial my problems are.  But I am reminded that the same Holy Spirit that strengthened those men is the same Holy Spirit that dwells and strengthens me.  That the power of Christ can strengthen us to endure more than we ever thought we could.

     How often do I quench this powerful Spirit in my life?  How often does God call us to be great witnesses for the kingdom like these men and we don't live it out.  I know this is a common occurrence in my life.  Do I let God sanctify me in my life?  Is it not simply allowing God to help us die to our sinful nature?  Do we try to make it more complicated that that?  We must follow the conviction of the Holy Spirit. These men allowed themselves to be Sanctified to the point of where it took them to the point of Glorification.  That is the end result of anyone's Christian life.  We must not quench the work the Holy Ghost in us.  We must work constantly towards our eventual glorification with Christ.  The only thing stopping Christ from purifying your life is yourself.  He has given us the ability to overcome and we must simply live in it.  I Peter 1:13-15 (RSV) Therefore gird up your minds, be sober, set your hope fully upon the grace that is coming to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ.  As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance, but as he who called you is holy, be holy yourselves in all you conduct,
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Here are some links. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...1201539&page=4 JL is working on a really large model at 1:12 scale. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...857438&page=34 Jerry is working on several ships but Constallation is the main subject of his thread. Dan L has a magnificent brig Syren with an SC&H hull and deck but most of the rest he has modified or built. We're looking forward to seeing your work as you progress. |
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We finally managed to get to the lake today and Surprise sailed wonderfully. We had not been to the lake since October so this trip out was very nice.
Temperature was in the late 40s and winds out of the North from 8-10 but late in the day the winds increased and got colder so I only managed to get a few photos in about 1 hour of sailing. Tacking back to the launch area was a bit difficult as wearing gloves and trying to sail proved more difficult than it sounds. I cannot tell if the additional weight of the 2nd battery in the hull has pushed the bow down much. I did find that with the sails trimmed well and some weather helm, the ship really made a wake, in fact with the sails set as shown in the photos, I could not keep up with her in the bass baby. Tacking often kept her close for photos but trying to take pictures and control the chase boat as well as trying to sail Surprise proved to be a hand full. I did not try to fire the guns, that will wait for warmer weather. The photos are the same as all the others I take, but here they are for January 2011. I took a few videos and I decided to put them together to make a quickflick. My efforts in tacking were frustrated by the need to try to sail and take the flick at the same time. Wind also getting up some during the manuver.
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text: Arts & Life Bordal on Music: British Blues from 22-20s June 8, 2005 Our regular Day to Day music critic reviews the self-titled debut album from the British blues band 22-20s. The band plays straight-ahead, upbeat, blues-based rock 'n' roll that hearkens back to early Rolling Stones -- and Bordal says the band doesn't need to apologize for being derivative, because it works. Listen Loading… Download Playlist


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For a number of years I had brittle nails. I was frustrated because I was not able to maintain decent looking nails for longer than a week. So regularly I went to have my manicure done and had clear polish put on my nails. This went on for years. I tried different nail polish, but nothing changed much. I even talked to my doctor and he suggested taking vitamin D but really no perceptible change with all my efforts.
So one day my manicurist suggested to skip the nail polish to see what would happen.
It took a few weeks, but the change was unbelievable. My nails grew without breaking or pealing. I could actually grow nails and keep them without breaking. They are strong and just normal looking. It must have been the nail polish remover that weakened and dried the nails. Now I do not use nail polish at all, even tho I like it, but I will save it only for special occasions.