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Wallet found at Everett hospital spurs stories of its owner
Julie Muhlstein / The Herald
Steve Jesmer, a senior engineer at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, recently found a wallet believed to have been lost at the hospital about 40 years ago.
Julie Muhlstein / The Herald The late Larry Corbaley's wallet -- with $3, a driver���s license, military and pharmacist identification, a credit card and family photos ��� was found earlier this month during renovations of a fifth-floor room at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett's Colby campus
Julie Muhlstein / The Herald The late Larry Corbaley's wallet -- with $3, a driver's license, military and pharmacist identification, a credit card and family photos -- was found earlier this month during renovations of a fifth-floor room at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett's Colby campus
That's known only because Steve Jesmer recently found it. Unfortunately, Jesmer can't give it back -- not to Corbaley.
A longtime pharmacist who owned Larry's Pharmacy in Mukilteo, Corbaley died in 2000.
Jesmer is a senior engineer at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett's Colby Campus. He found the black leather wallet, which likely disappeared about 40 years ago, while doing remodeling work in a fifth-floor room of the hospital's older building, called the A Wing.
It was Jan. 8, and he was working on a heater in room 522.
"The billfold was between a control valve and an opening in the wallboard," Jesmer said.
He showed it to a supervisor, and they looked at the contents. There was a driver's license, a Social Security card, a pharmacist's credentials and military identification -- Corbaley was a Navy veteran. An Arco gas credit card had a 1973 expiration date. Corbaley's driver's license was due to expire in 1974. And there was cash -- three $1 bills, each dated 1969.
"It's amazing what you can learn about someone in a wallet," said Jeanette Hoffman, an executive assistant at the hospital.
Close inspection raises a little mystery. On his driver's license, Corbaley's birthdate is printed as Feb. 15, 1926, but the military card shows him to be a year older, with a Feb. 15, 1925, birth date. Did he add a year to his age to join the Navy early?
A larger mystery is whether Corbaley was a patient or a visitor, at what was then Everett General Hospital, when his wallet went missing. "We don't know," said Cheri Russum, a hospital spokeswoman.
The man's nephew was the first relative contacted by the hospital.
"They had my name. I was in the phone book," said Craig Corbaley, 60, who lives in Mukilteo. His late father, Art Corbaley, was Larry's brother.
Craig Corbaley helped the hospital contact Kathy Corbaley, the late pharmacist's daughter. She lives in Eastern Washington near Lake Roosevelt.
"We are going to send the wallet back to Kathy," Russum said Tuesday.
It wouldn't surprise Kathy Corbaley if her father did indeed fudge his birthdate to join the Navy. "Dad definitely would do that," she said. Her father, who studied pharmacy at Washington State University, "was a workaholic," she said.
He grew up in Puyallup, and according to family lore weighed just 2 pounds at birth.
Kathy Corbaley, 61, said he started Larry's Pharmacy in the 1950s in the location that's now Arnies Restaurant in Mukilteo. She grew up in Mukilteo and attended the old Rosehill School near her father's store. He later moved to Stanwood, and opened a pharmacy in Mount Vernon.
Among cards in the wallet was a 1973 calendar from Larry's Pharmacy in Mount Vernon. Corbaley later moved back to Mukilteo and had another pharmacy there. He was also on the Mukilteo City Council in the late 1970s.
Craig Corbaley said his uncle had suffered a stroke and cancer before he died. He joked about the "three whole dollars" in the wallet. But Jesmer said that in the early 1970s, when gas was about 30 cents a gallon, $3 could gas up a car and buy lunch.
Kathy Corbaley can't remember her dad losing a wallet. "I wasn't living at home then. By 1972, I had already gone to college," she said.
Knowing her father's character, she doubts he was too upset.
"I imagine Dad just took it in stride," she said. "He would have just replaced everything -- and not in a hurry."
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New Bern is gonna show on national television come Monday night.
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It should be a hoot.
As a series, the first episode of Sleepy Hollow has gotten mixed reviews. Time's James Poniewozik, for instance, couldn't find enough good adjectives to lay on it, comparing it glowingly the X-Files and Fringe.
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In Rip Van Winkle, a colonial eccentric falls asleep on a mountainside and doesn't wake up for 20 years. When he does, he gets himself in trouble for not realizing a Revolution has occurred or that shouting "God save the King" is no longer a way to make friends.
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By show's end Ichabod is well entrenched with the Sleepy Hollow police as Abbie's unofficial partner.
The other thing that bothered me was the show's occasional dip into cliché and formula: when two comic-relief cops show up to arrest the horseman, he whips out a machine gun he's stolen from the police station and sprays the patrol car whose doors they're hiding behind. Mind you, this apparition has deadly aim with his axe and his shotgun (also stolen police issue), but at 20 paces he can't manage to hit the comic relief with something like a hundred rounds of bullets.
The lesson is, always be comic relief in life and no one will ever be able to hurt you.
I sound critical, but the show was actually fun to watch. Just be sure to turn off your brain and look for signs of New Bern.
Fox visited Havelock and New Bern in July to shoot scenes for the series. Among their locations were Tryon Palace, Cedar Grove Cemetery and the Sherwood Motel in Havelock. This week's previews include at least the New Bern shoots.
They are returning again to shoot Sept. 22-27 and, according to a production advance man I spoke with, a new round of shooting will take place at the Palace, Cedar Grove, the Stanly House, Hollister House (big, creepy and empty) and Kafer Park.
So keep your TV tuned to Fox on Monday nights and bask in the knowledge that you live in a little bit of Tinsel Town.


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Using a large sample of individual investor records over a nine-year period, we analyze survival rates, the disposition effect, and trading performance at the individual level to determine whether and how investors learn from their trading experience. We find evidence of two types of learning: some investors become better at trading with experience, while others stop trading after realizing that their ability is poor. A substantial part of overall learning by trading is explained by the second type. By ignoring investor attrition, the existing literature significantly overestimates how quickly investors become better at trading.
Stoffman, Noah, Amit Seru, and Tyler Shumway (2010), "Learning by Trading," Review of Financial Studies, Vol. 23, No. 2, February, pp. 705-739.


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The Ford Contour and the Mercury Mystique were introduced in the 1995 model year.
Measures taken from the head, neck, and chest indicate low risk of injuries to these body regions in a crash of this severity. Forces on both tibias indicate that injuries to the lower legs would be likely. Head acceleration from the B-pillar/roof rail hit was low.
Dummy movement was well controlled. During rebound, the dummy moved toward the driver door, and its head hit the B-pillar and roof rail.
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To determine the concentration of carbamazepine in the blood to establish an appropriate dose and maintain a therapeutic level
When to Get Tested?
At regular intervals to monitor the drug's level; when indicated to detect low or excessive (potentially toxic) concentrations
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Carbamazepine is a drug that is primarily used to treat certain seizure disorders (also called epilepsy) but is also prescribed to stabilize the moods of people with bipolar disease, to ease alcohol withdrawal, and to help alleviate some types of nerve pain. It may be prescribed by itself or in combination with other antiepileptic drugs. This test measures the level of carbamazepine in the blood.
Carbamazepine levels are monitored because the drug must be maintained within a narrow therapeutic range. If the level is too low, the person may experience a recurrence of symptoms (i.e., seizures, mania, or pain); if the level is too high, the person may experience toxic side effects. Maintaining a therapeutic level of the drug can be a challenge to achieve for several different reasons:
- Oral doses of carbamazepine are absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract at widely variable rates.
- Since carbamazepine is metabolized by the liver, anything that affects liver function can affect blood levels of the drug.
- Much of the drug is bound to plasma protein, but it is the free portion of the drug that is active. Conditions that affect protein binding of the drug may affect therapeutic effectiveness. This may occur when someone has low blood albumin, kidney failure, or when they are very young (newborn) or elderly.
- The metabolite of carbamazepine, carbamazepine-10 11 epoxide, is also active and contributes to the overall effect of the medication.
- Several drugs, if taken in conjunction with carbamazepine, may interact or affect metabolism and blood levels.
Dosages of carbamazepine must be adjusted carefully in order to reach a steady concentration in the blood. The actual amount of drug required to reach this steady state will vary from person to person and may change over time.
Carbamazepine is usually monitored long-term because it is prescribed to treat the chronic conditions epilepsy, bipolar disorder, trigeminal neuralgia, and nerve pain from diabetes.
Epilepsy affects the brain's ability to transmit electrical impulses and to regulate nerve activity. During a seizure, a person may experience changes in consciousness, alterations in sight, smell, and taste, and may experience convulsions. The frequency of seizures varies from a single episode, to occasional seizures, to recurrent seizures. Carbamazepine is prescribed to help prevent specific types of recurrent seizures.
Bipolar disorder is a mental condition that is characterized by cycles of depression and mania that may last for days, weeks, months, or years. During a depressive episode, those affected may feel sad, hopeless, worthless, and have thoughts of suicide. During a manic episode, those affected may be euphoric, irritable, use poor judgment, and participate in risky behaviors. Carbamazepine is prescribed to help even out the moods of the person with bipolar disorder, especially mania.
Trigeminal neuralgia, a condition associated with facial nerve pain and muscle spasms, and paroxysmal choreoathetosis, a movement disorder that causes involuntary movements of the limbs, trunk, and facial muscles, are also sometimes treated with carbamazepine. So is diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain, which affects the functionality, mood, and sleep patterns of approximately 10-20% of people with diabetes mellitus. (For more on this, see the Neuropathy article.)
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm.
People who take carbamazepine should talk to their healthcare provider about the timing of the sample collection. Often, the recommended time is when the level in the blood is at its lowest, just before the next dose is taken.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
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NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
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Tegretol. RxList.com. Available online at http://www.rxlist.com/tegretol-drug.htm through http://www.rxlist.com. Last updated January 29, 2014. Accessed March 24, 2014.
Tammy J. Lindsay et al. Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathic Pain. American Family Physician. Available online at http://www.aafp.org/afp/2010/0715/p151.html through http://www.aafp.org. Published July 2010. Accessed February 25, 2014.
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Wu, A. (2006). Tietz Clinical Guide to Laboratory Tests, Fourth Edition. Saunders Elsevier, St. Louis, Missouri. Pp 1284-1285.
Rosenbaum, J. and Covino, J. (2007 September 24). Observations on the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder. Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/563043 through http://www.medscape.com. Accessed on 11/11/07.
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(December 12, 2007) FDA News. Carbamazepine Prescribing Information to Include Recommendation of Genetic Test for Patients with Asian Ancestry, Connection of genetic information with medication use can improve safe use of product (online information, accessed December 2007). Available onliine at http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2007/NEW01755.html through http://www.fda.gov.
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Clarke, W. and Dufour, D. R., Editors (2006). Contemporary Practice in Clinical Chemistry, AACC Press, Washington, DC., Pg 461, 456.
Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 21st ed. McPherson R, Pincus M, eds. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier: 2007, Pg 313.
(Sep 1, 2009) MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. Drug Information, Carbamazepine. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/meds/a682237.html. Accessed Nov 2011.
(Jan 25, 2010) U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Information on Carbamazepine (marketed as Carbatrol, Equetro, Tegretol, and generics) with FDA Alerts. Available online through http://www.fda.gov. Accessed 2011.


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Office of Student ResearchCancer Center, Yale: Breast Cancer Program; Radiobiology & RadiotherapyTherapeutic Radiology/Radiation Oncology: Breast Cancer Radiotherapy Program; Therapeutic Radiology - Patient Care
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- M.P.H., Tulane University, 2001
- M.D., Tulane University School of Medicine, 2001
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- Wiznia LE, Lannin DR, Evans SB, Hofstatter EW, Horowitz NR, Killelea BK, Tsangaris TN, Chagpar AB. The Number of Lymph Nodes Dissected in Breast Cancer Patients Influences the Accuracy of Prognosis. Ann Surg Oncol. 2013 Oct 17. [Epub ahead of print]


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TomTom and Renault extend partnership by offering their first fully connected, in-dash navigation system with Live Services
Paris Motor Show, 30 September 2010 - TomTom and Renault today revealed their first fully connected in-dash navigation system, the Carminat TomTom LIVE. It will offer drivers the most up-to-date traffic information on the market.
The Carminat TomTom LIVE incorporates TomTom LIVE Services*, including the award-winning HD Traffic™ service. It will be initially available for the Latitude, Laguna and Espace in Europe** and will later be offered across the Renault car range.
"We are delighted to partner with Renault to introduce this breakthrough to the market. Renault customers will benefit from the most advanced routing and most accurate traffic information available in the market today. This is an important milestone as it brings factory installed, connected navigation to the mainstream for the first time" says Giles Shrimpton, Managing Director, TomTom Automotive.
Visionary pioneer Renault was the first carmaker to offer navigation systems in 1994, with the first press drive in Europe using Carminat navigation on the Safrane. Carminat TomTom's success continues to grow month after month and since its launch in March 2009 over 500,000 units have been sold.
"Today, Renault reaches a new level of democratisation of new useful technologies by introducing an always connected fully integrated navigation. With the latest features Carminat TomTom becomes Carminat TomTom LIVE - a real breakthrough for our customers, offering real-time connected services: High Definition Traffic, Safety Alerts, local search and weather forecasts to save time and money with efficient, relaxed and safe driving and affordable at less than €500. A special thanks to the partnership of TomTom and Renault engineering teams," says Patrick Vergelas, Cross Carline Projects Director, Renault.
This announcement underpins the launch of TomTom's Traffic Manifesto. The Manifesto outlines how TomTom and its partners are on a mission to reduce congestion for all. Renault customers will not only benefit through a reduction in their own journey times but also contribute to reducing congestion for all drivers by making better use of the existing road network.
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Gloria Allred has been practicing law for over thirty-two years. Through her cases on behalf of women's rights, and rights for minorities discriminated against because of gender, race, age, sexual orientation, or physical condition, Allred has emerged as a prominent activist. Her law firm, Allred, Maroko & Goldberg is well known for their work on behalf of victims in civil rights, rape, child abuse, and murder cases.
Allred currently serves as president of the Women's Equal Rights Legal Defense and Education Fund, and Time magazine called her "one of the nation's most effective advocates of family rights and feminist causes." In 1986 President Reagan awarded her the President's Volunteer Action Award for her development of a child support amnesty program in California. Allred is the author of Fight Back and Win – My Thirty-Year Fight Against Injustice and How You Can Win Your Own Battles (2006), where she shares lessons from her extensive experience fighting for victims.
Allred has gained prominent national attention for her involvement in high profile cases. She represented the family of OJ Simpson's slain wife; Mel Brown (Scary Spice) in a paternity suite against Eddie Murphy; and women harassed by Tiger Woods, Anthony Wiener, and Herman Cain, among many others. Allred also took on the case of a Miss Universe contestant who was ousted after it was discovered she was born male, Meg Whitman's undocumented housekeeper after it was suspected she was fired for political reasons, and victims of sexual assault at Occidental College.
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I am using one zipped into my ecwcs parka. Working like a charm, and its below 0 tonight.
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I've got one of the Gen1 "brown bear" liner jackets that as was mentioned earlier, ain't worth crap if the wind's blowing and you don't have the parka shell over it. Instead of the Gen2, I've got a Condor Alpha fleece jacket, that I love for the handy pockets and sleeve Velcro patches for showing off my morale patches (since I'm not in anymore).
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have about 10 or so. one of my favorite clothing items for the mountains to school. durable, light, dries quick.
So they do need a "hard shell" over them to keep the wind out, or am I just being cold-blooded?
I never go out to the bush without a good shell and yes, the standard Polartec fleece is not windproof. The objective is to have it breathe, which it does alright, though not as well as a wool sweater.
The main thing for me is usefulness for the money and at around $25 it is hard to get anything that warm and well made in any material. Sure, I have better jackets and sweaters and shirts but they all cost quite a lot more. As I said in the first post, I am more of a wool person and prefer natural fabrics mostly. The fleece does have a place and it works well as a mid-layer item or as an outer jacket on many occasions. Still, the motivator for me was the price vs. some alternatives. They are starting to thin out at places like ebay, since they are no longer issued or made, there is a supply out there and it is selling out pretty quickly.
A good time to pick one up is now, if you are interested.
If you think the ECWCS fleece is equal to a north face, more power to ya. I hate the ECWCS. It doesnt cut wind for sh*t and it's bulky and too stretchy. It doesn't pack small either. I love that it's the ONLY option I have for a jacket other than the goretex shell, which is the complete opposite. Cuts wind, but sweats you to death.
OH just to contribute though. The condor fleece is AWESOME for the price tag. Check it out. I have the Sierra hoody and it's the bomb. Plenty of reviews on youtube for your viewing pleasure.
ECWCS fleece is not designed to stop wind or be worn as an outter layer. Nor was the brown gen 1 Buffalo. These are designed as a insulating layer is what they told me in the marines during cold weather training and have proven this to myself repeatedly whike taking the dogs outside and i through one on no matter who made it, they are not a wind stopping jacket. :thumbup:
If you want a wind proof jacket then just get one.
Just my 2 cents
The ECWS fleece is a great jacket, but the north face jackets are finished better. I've owned several of each and wear them all the time. You can't beat the ECWS for the money.


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The WIA has always been the heart of the community's summer life. It is where our parades begin, birders gather and dancing, music and theatre happen.
It also fronts the path that takes thousands of visitors to the boardwalk and Ward's Beach each year. But over years the space around this historic clubhouse seriously deteriorated, with cracked sidewalks, uneven ground and on the city's side of the path, broken glass and garbage from the weekly garbage collection.
In the winter of 2010 we dreamed of transforming this space into something beautiful and celebratory – and then we asked you to help us realize that dream.
And you did, in numbers greater than we could have ever imagined. More than 175 people and several organizations and corporations have helped create this Willow Square. An amazing community effort.
Thank you, everyone – pebblers, gardeners, builders and donors – you made it happen.
We owe a special thanks to Maggy Howarth who taught us how to make pebble mosaics. And to Warren Hoselton and his City Parks staff who never said "no".
We now have a beautiful space where people can gather for events or sit and reflect looking at the gardens or just eat an ice cream cone sitting with friends on the armour stones. Over time there will be more plants, new benches, a water fountain, bulletin board. The Victorian Landing Stage is currently being restored, and will be installed in early summer, connecting us back to the early years of the Ward's tent community.
But that's for the future – for now we declare Willow Square officially open.
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Plans are slowly forming to organize a formal web-based archive of Toronto Island History. Edward (Ted) English and I are coordinating this archival effort, gratefully supported by former and current Toronto Islanders who gather on the TorontoIslandConnections Yahoo Group (see Bulletin Boards, above). If interested in any way, please fill in our Survey as we gauge involvement to see if the project should move forward.
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Deputy Culpepper rescinded his Notice of Resignation Wednesday morning and agreed to accept reassignment in the Detention Center, according to a news release from the OCSO. In this reassignment, Culpepper will continue his employment as a deputy with the OCSO/OCDC.
A deputy with the Onslow County Sheriff's Office shown in viral YouTube video "brake checking" a South Carolina motorist last week said Monday that the video doesn't tell the whole story.
Craig Culpepper, who tendered his resignation effective April 3, said he was wrong, but that there is much more to the situation than shown in the video.
Culpepper was returning from K9 training in
Walton pleaded guilty to a charge of being a habitual traffic offender and received two years probation in 2006, according to the records on file with the
Walton told local media outlets that Culpepper drove away without stopping after Culpepper hit his brakes while Walton was traveling closely behind him, a practice known as brake checking, which is typically done when the trailing car is tailgating. Walton's vehicle then hit the back of Culpepper's cruiser. Walton called 911, and the North Charleston Police Department responded. Culpepper was not ticketed, but he was listed as being at fault in the wreck.
Culpepper told The Daily News that he was traveling on S.C. 526 in
"I was very surprised by this move as I was driving a marked patrol car. This is not my ego being surprised; it was the lack of regard for the law enforcement symbol itself," Culpepper said.
He said he tapped his brakes to let the driver of the truck know he didn't appreciate being followed that closely. When the driver didn't back off, Culpepper said he activated the rear facing lights on his cruiser's light bar.
At that time Culpepper had pulled alongside another vehicle in the right lane.
Culpepper said that vehicle was traveling near the same speed. Culpepper said his cruise control was set at 60 mph, the posted speed limit. He said his speed is verifiable by GPS tracking equipment in his cruiser.
This is when Walton began to film the incident, Culpepper said.
When a third lane opened to the far right, Walton passed Culpepper and the other vehicle.
Culpepper said the video doesn't show that the driver of the middle vehicle became nervous at Walton's actions and slowed down to get away from him.
Walton then crossed back over to the far left lane in front of Culpepper.
It's here that Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown said Walton should have just driven on.
"I was able to move to the middle lane and attempted to pass the truck," Culpepper said. He said he wanted to just drive away from Walton. But as he sped up, Walton began to pick up speed as well.
Culpepper said that left him with three options: remain behind Walton, stay ahead of Walton by going faster in the slow lane or slowing down.
"Yes, I had the option of slowing down, but it puts me back behind the truck and that did not seem to be the place to be at the time," Culpepper said.
He said he sped up and moved into the left-hand lane in front of Walton.
"I did tap my brakes again to provide the driver of the truck with the knowledge that I was not interested in playing a game of tag in traffic," Culpepper said. "If you listen to the video, he is accelerating and drove into the rear of my patrol car."
Culpepper said his actions were not appropriate.
"My actions on the road that day were wrong and I should have handled the situation differently," he said. "Any action other than what I took would have been appropriate; I made a bad choice."
He said Brown offered him a position as a detention officer, but he chose not to accept it.
"I had just completed a 40-hour K9 handler's course that I paid for with my bloodhound that I had purchased along with all the equipment," he said, adding he wanted to be a K9 deputy, not a jailer. He said he had great respect for jailers, but he wanted to be on patrol.
"I do not hold any resentment toward Sheriff Brown or any other person at the sheriff's office; I enjoyed working there, and enjoyed working for the people of
Brown said Culpepper has until April 3 to decide whether he'll take the job in the jail.
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Yes, Smith was very good in his limited time.
I think they limited Smith due to his recent injury. I hope he gets more minutes from now on as he was a beast when he was on the court.
Yes, Smith was very good in his limited time.
I agree 78. I thought Lopez & Davis sat too long. But when the bench is playing so well, I'd say it would be hard to take em out. just need a 2 guard to open some things up for Davis inside.
The best thing about Davis is that he scored 21 points but it felt like he scored about 12. He just scores out of nowhere, just wait till he gets a go to offensive game going.
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Very fun game to watch as a fan of basketball, but wish we could've pulled it out. We really looked like a team in the first half and Vasquez had a really efficient night. Hope Aminu carries this into next game as he looked fantastic. If he keeps playing like that, we will be absolutely depressed that we didn't pick up that option.
Anyway, night guys. Fun game to watch. Guys looked good tonight.
Just getting back from the game. I dont know what aminu ate for pregame...dude showed out. Ad played well...vasquez played an efficient game, Jason smith did what j smith does...but we could of closed out better.
And honestly, one game either way isn't going to change Dell's mind. It was a great performance, but it was just one game and the Hornets have more flexibility next summer w/o his contract on the books. They can still bring him back quite easily if he plays like this all year
Is it too late to trade for a quality guard to add to our rotation? I want B. Jennings on the team. Have the Bucks extended his contract yet?
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
People better get used to the name Kawai Leonard. He is going to lead the Spurs transition. He is a real threat, and will only be more so for years to come.
I enjoyed Aminus performance, and if he does this over the next 4 or 5, then maybe its a trend, but it was just one game and not something I am going to get excited over. He has had these kind of games before. He shows up, and your thinking to yourself, its on. Then the next game he craps out, and your wondering why we demanded him in that trade last year.
I enjoyed watching Davis and Rivers play. Both had solid games, and they will only get better.
The future looks bright ladies and gents. The future looks bright indeed.
If you Jimmer it, they will come.
This L hurt but they played good. I really feel this team can surprise a lot of people
Once/if we get Gordon back, games like this are wins. The way I look at it, we will be the 7th-9th best team in the west. If we make another move or two that net us better players, maybe even 5-7.
-Great energy at the Hive tonight
-we appeared to collapse the lane pretty quickly until Duncan had his way at the end there
-Aminu: finally
-we played above the rim like I haven't seen since Chandler left
-didn't appear to actually run a play in half court in the 4th quarter until the last 5 minutes
-Rivers first real action at PG in second half (other than summer league). Gonna be tough for him to start at the 2 AND backup the point soooooo yeah
-Davis was held out for a really long time cuz Duncan was out I guess. And I suppose this could be a strategy going forward since the Spurs were knocking him around. Probably pulling a Calipari and holding him out from time to time when the game is close.
I had a great time at the game tonight the team looked good out there. I think the Hornets would have won this one if Anderson wasn't off from behind the arc. Aminu was a beast. I love the presentation of the players with the special effects on the court. Did anyone noticed to Boos when they showed Eric Gordon's pic? It was really loud. I enjoyed this game and can't wait to go back to the Hive on Friday.
If Gordon plays 5 minutes tonight, we win that game. Had a blast at the Hive. Buzzfest beer was pricey ($5), but it was fun. This team will be fun to watch all year.
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St. Louis will try for its fifth straight win on Friday night when it visits the Detroit Red Wings, who will be looking to avenge their worst season-opening loss in over half a century.
The Blues (6-1-0) can match their 7-1-0 start from the 1997-98 season with a win. After the team's only loss of the season to Chicago on Jan. 22, they've responded with four straight victories, including a 4-1 win at Columbus on Thursday.
St. Louis tallied three goals in the game's first 14 minutes. All four scores came from a different player, and seven players recorded an assist.
It was another example of offensive depth for the Blues, who have three players with at least four goals and five others with at least four assists.
"That's what our whole team is about," said defenseman Barret Jackman, who scored his second goal less than three minutes into the game. "We're not a team that relies on three or six guys. It's going to be a team effort every night. Some guys put the puck in the net one night and it's going to be picked up by other guys another night."
Rookie Vladimir Tarasenko leads the team - and all first-year players - with five goals after scoring St. Louis' third goal Thursday. The Blues' first-round pick in the 2010 draft, Tarasenko also has four assists in his first seven games.
Detroit (3-2-1) has won two of three since starting 1-2-0, which included a 6-0 loss to St. Louis on Jan. 19 that was the Red Wings' worst season-opening defeat since 1958.
They notched a 4-1 win over Dallas on Tuesday behind two goals from Valtteri Filppula and Pavel Datsyuk's two assists.
Though the Red Wings have been outscored 4-0 in the first period this season, the team's penalty kill continues to improve.
Detroit gave up six goals on the opponents' 12 power-play opportunities in the first two games, including four on five chances against St. Louis. Coach Mike Babcock's squad has allowed two on 18 chances over four games since.
The Red Wings were 18th in the league last year, successfully defending 81.8 percent of opponents' power plays.
"I really like the direction that it's going," Babcock told the club's official website. "We still are making some mistakes, like we made a huge mistake in Chicago, gave up a freebie. You can't do that. We're a work-in-progress. We're spending a lot of time on specialty teams, an inordinate amount of time, actually. ... We have to have top 10 specialty teams, not bottom 10."
Detroit forward Darren Helm likely won't play until next week after missing two straight games with a back ailment.
The Red Wings won the teams' final four meetings last season before their opening-night matchup. St. Louis had tallied just five goals in those four contests before scoring six in the opener. Detroit has won three straight and six of seven meetings at Joe Louis Arena.
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