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These photos show the inside of Hausmann's Broadway Market in Everett, which was opened at the turn of the 20th century by Attorney General-elect Bob Ferguson's great-grandfather. The family operated the market for seven decades before selling it.
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These photos show the inside of Hausmann's Broadway Market in Everett, which was opened at the turn of the 20th century by Attorney General-elect Bob Ferguson's great-grandfather. The family operated the market for seven decades before selling it.
Bob Ferguson
His new gig, which provided a springboard to higher office for Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire and former U.S. Sen. Slade Gorton, is one to which he's long aspired.
"The attorney general has the best job in the state if you're interested in the law, important policy issues and politics," he said.
This couldn't be a better time then because there's a convergence zone of such matters hovering above the agency.
A courtroom challenge may be in the offing for a ballot measure on charter schools and a fight with the White House looms on carrying out the wishes of voters on the legalization of marijuana.
State lawmakers could be hauled back into court if they don't fund public schools improved. And this week a Thurston County Superior Court judge tossed out money-saving changes made to a state worker pension plan and an appeal seems necessary to avoid hundreds of millions of dollars in unplanned costs.
Ferguson is getting a crash course on these and more from outgoing Republican Attorney General Rob McKenna as the two begin their transition of power. Ferguson is scheduled to be sworn into office in January.
"(McKenna's) been extremely gracious to make sure I'm briefed thoroughly on the critical issues facing the state," Ferguson said.
As decisions need making, he doesn't get a vote, yet. "Rob McKenna is the attorney general, and until I'm sworn in he's the person to make the decisions," he stressed.
That's not to say Ferguson isn't thinking about what he'll do when the time comes.
For example, he voted against Initiative 502 to permit the licensing, regulation and legal sale of marijuana to adults.
"I look forward to defending the will of the people," he said, adding he recently spoke "at some length" with Gov.-elect Jay Inslee about issues that surround implementation of the new law. He declined to say what specifically they talked about.
Similarly, Ferguson opposed Initiative 1240 to allow publicly funded, privately run schools. Now, he intends to "vigorously" defend it if necessary.
It might come to that.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn contends the measure is unconstitutional because it puts a piece of the public school system under the wing of the governor rather than his office.
"I understand that argument and look forward to defending the will of the people," Ferguson said.
An old connection
Washington's next attorney general has some meaty ties to Everett, literally.
Ferguson's great-grandparents, Clem and Katherine Hausmann, opened the Broadway Meat Market at the turn of the 20th century near where Comcast Arena stands today. Hausmann family members, including his grandmother and uncle, ran it before it was sold in the 1970s, he said.
Ferguson's parents offer another tie to the city. Murray Ferguson and Betty Hausmann were sweethearts at Everett High School who later married and settled in Seattle. Bob Ferguson is the sixth of their seven children.
He grew up in Seattle, attended the University of Washington where he was student president and went on to earn a law degree at New York University.
In 2003, he won a seat on the King County Council when he unseated a 20-year incumbent Democrat, Cynthia Sullivan.
Two years later he ran again when he lost his seat because of the downsizing of the council. He won and was re-elected in 2009.
Ferguson, 47, will be Washington's 18th attorney general as a result of beating Republican Reagan Dunn in this month's election.
He will succeed McKenna, who narrowly lost his race for governor, as leader of a 1,100-person department of which almost half are attorneys. His term is four years and comes with an annual salary of $151,718.
The victory didn't come easily.
He leads by a margin of 53.3 percent to 46.7 percent with a few votes left to count around the state. He and Dunn each spent roughly $1.6 million each, a lot of it on television ads blasting each other's qualifications.
Each also endured attacks from outside groups based in Washington, D.C. A Republican organization spent $2.58 million targeting Ferguson while a coalition of the Democrat's allies spent $903,000 bruising Dunn.
Consumers top issue
Until he's sworn in, Ferguson is not revealing much about on policies he'll push in the 2013 session of the Legislature.
"Stay tuned," he said, noting it will become clear after he's sworn into office next year. "Attorney General McKenna had a robust agenda. I intend to follow in that manner."
He did cite three areas in which he will be looking to leave his mark.
Consumer protection will be a focus, and he praised the work done by McKenna.
"We will be holding powerful interests accountable that don't play by the rules," he said, repeating a line used throughout the campaign.
In the first 100 days he hopes to lay the groundwork for two new divisions: one to handle environmental crimes along the lines of what exists in Oregon and the other to help veterans.
And on his first day?
"I won't be planning anything dramatic," he said.
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Age: 47
Residence: Seattle
Party: Democrat
Political: Elected to King County Council in 2003, re-elected in 2007 and 2011
Personal: Married, two children
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Peter de Villiers will only announce his match 22 on Thursday because Bakkies Botha and Danie Rossouw are carrying niggles.
Reports from Auckland indicate that Botha and Rossouw are both nursing knee injuries. They should be able to train on Tuesday, but the coaching staff want to give them more time before finalising their team.
Skipper John Smit said caution is the correct decision before deciding on a match 22.
'They are two good players. Any change in the tight five would have an effect on how you play. But we have been lucky enough to play without either of them in the lead up to the Tri-Nations and it has run pretty smoothly so far,' said Smit. 'We feel we have guys to take their place.'
If the pair is ruled out, De Villiers will be forced to start Victor Matfield and Andries Bekker, two No 5 locks, in tandem.
Meanwhile, Smit acknowledged the difficulty of the challenge that lies ahead.
'The All Blacks are going to be as competitive as they were last year, if not more so because of the fact that they didn't win it last year,' he said.
'They are the team that has won the Tri-Nations the most out of all three of us. Not winning it really irritates them. I'm pretty sure they are going to rock up pretty worked up and ready to go on Saturday.'
The Springboks have not beaten the All Blacks at Eden Park since 1937 and Smit conceded that it was a massive task to break that cycle of defeat.
'You try and come with the best you have got and you certainly try to stick to your strengths. If you can do that and manage to get a few things right … that hasn't been done for a long time because it is such a big challenge. So we are certainly up against it on Saturday,' he said.
Much has been made of the psychological boost of winning in New Zealand would be ahead of the 2011 World Cup to be hosted in that country, but Smit was having none of it.
'For us to get too wrapped up in the World Cup now would be a bit foolish. We have a three-week campaign that takes us halfway through the Tri-Nations and they are three important games because we haven't had much success in Brisbane (against Australia) either,' he said. 'It will be the lessons learnt that will help us towards the next World Cup.'


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The feeling for the North Carolina football team after Saturday's loss to Georgia Tech could have been guessed by simply looking at the score.
After a couple of senior leaders were asked the proverbial "What's next?" questions after losing 68-50, their answers revealed the obvious focus for where the team's collective mind had gone.
"We kind of have to, not look past it or forget it, but move forward," Johnathan Cooper said.
A feeling of plodding through misery to have a chance at redemption.
"We just have to go in there and get better and not let this game beat us twice," defensive tackle Sylvester Williams said.
In that sense, it might actually benefit North Carolina to play Virginia tonight. After having two weeks to prepare for Georgia Tech, it's a quick turnaround for this game.
It's a schedule that could both help and / or hurt the Tar Heels.
It was a short week for North Carolina to dwell on its defeat against Georgia Tech, when it surrendered the second-most points in school history. That didn't leave a lot of time for the team to feel sorry for itself, something the players were well aware of.
"(Coach Larry Fedora) said we have to get back to our style of football … and get ready for Virginia," Williams said of Fedora's postgame speech. "We (haven't had) a whole week to sit around and mope."
The downside is that North Carolina — particularly its defense — lost two days of recovery because of the Thursday night kickoff. Georgia Tech pounded the Tar Heels with 67 rushes for 380 yards and passed for another 208 yards.
With Virginia comes a team coming from the opposite end of the emotional spectrum. The Cavaliers defeated Miami 41-40 on Saturday when quarterback Michael Rocco threw a 10-yard touchdown to Jake McGee with six seconds left.
Maybe more important for North Carolina is the offense that Virginia uses — if only for the sole reason that it isn't similar to the Georgia Tech triple-option attack that lit up the Tar Heels for 68 points.
"They've won two games in a row now, they're going to be playing at home," Fedora said of Virginia. "It's going to be a short week. We're going to find out if we're going to be licking our wounds or if we're going to fight."
Before the season, a few of North Carolina's season goals were to go undefeated at home and win nine games, which would have been the most since the 1997 season (when the team was 11-1).
Losing to Georgia Tech made both of those goals unreachable, but shouldn't diminish the team's fire, according to Williams.
"We've got too much pride on this team," Williams said. "With the guys we have, they're going to give it everything they've got. I know they will because I've been playing with these guys for two years and I know what they're capable of.
"I'm not worried about goals or anything. The only thing I'm worried about is what I can control, which is the next game on our schedule and that's Virginia."
North Carolina at Virginia
Records: North Carolina 6-4, 3-3; Virginia 4-6, 2-4
When: 7:30 p.m. tonight (ESPN)
Where: Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, Va.
Series: North Carolina leads 59-53-4
Extra points …
North Carolina has won two straight games against Virginia for the first time since winning nine straight from 1974-82. … The Tar Heels had lost 14 straight games in Charlottesville before a 44-10 victory in 2010, when former Cummings High School standout Dwight Jones racked up 198 receiving yards and two touchdowns. … Senior receiver Erik Highsmith is fourth all-time for receptions in North Carolina history with 158. … Eric Ebron, who's out of Greensboro Smith, has set Tar Heels' single-season records for receptions (37) and receiving yards (568) by a tight end. … North Carolina ranks fourth in the country with 7.9 tackles for loss per game. … The only other time these teams met on a Thursday night, Virginia won 23-0 in 2006.


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PUNXSUTAWNEY — The SS.C.D. elementary basketball program's sixth-grade team finished its season with an undefeated 26-0 record with three wins at the sixth-grade tournament at DuBois Central Catholic over the weekend in DuBois.
The final game "was a nail-biter," according to elementary basketball director Kurt Nestel. SS.C.D. held on for a 13-12 victory over Elk County Christian to clinch the undefeated season.
During the perfect season, SS.C.D. also earned the championship at the ECC Tourna-ment.
DUBOIS — Halloween turned out to be a scary night for the Brookville Raiders as they fell 5-1 to the Brockway Rovers in the Distrist IX Class A soccer semi-finals.
With the loss, the Raiders season ended on a disappointing note, but Brookville head coach Dan Smith said he was pleased with how the team played throughout the playoffs.
"We would've liked to have gone a little further up the bracket, but we're happy," Smith said. "We're proud of the boys, with the effort they put up through the bracket. They gave it a nice run."
PUNXSUTAWNEY — The driver of a box truck hauling petroleum products lost control at approximately 2:35 p.m. Monday while traveling north on Indiana Hill (Route 119) and crashed into the guardrail on the bridge, which caused the truck to flip over and land on the Mahoning Shadow Trail below.
According to Punxsutawney Borough Police, the truck was driven by Gerald Luchini, Weedville, for Windward Petroleum of Ridgway and was carrying barrels filled with oil and antifreeze, which spilled into a small stream that flows into the Mahoning Creek.
Maxine L. Fike, 83, Punxsutawney, formerly of Coolspring, died Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011, at Wellington Heights.
She was born Oct. 8, 1928, in Hawthorne, a daughter of the late Richard P. and Blanche C. (Radaker) Hartzell.
She married Percy L. Fike, who preceded her in death Sept. 16, 2009.
Surviving relatives include two brothers, Richard F. Hartzell and wife Donna of Linesville, and Robert L. Hartzell and wife Dee of Oxford, Fla.; and two sisters, Wilda L. Prince and husband Hugh of Albany, Ga., and Pauline A. Wilson and husband Tom of Pulaski.
Jean M. Greenlee, 80, passed away Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011, at DuBois Regional Medical Center.
She was born May 30, 1931, a daughter of the late Richard and Dorothy Anna (Icher) McKain.
She married Ralph Edgar Greenlee, who preceded her in death.
Mrs. Greenlee was a member of Barton Chapel Church.
She enjoyed crocheting, playing piano and camping.
Pearl M. Grove, 83, Rossiter, formerly of Allegany, N.Y., died Monday, Oct. 31, 2011, at home.
She was born Dec. 12, 1927, in Creekside, a daughter of the late Gaskell and Gladys (Leksell) Travis.
Jan. 9, 1947, she married Robert J. Grove, who preceded her in death March 6, 1998.
Mrs. Grove was a member of the Presbyterian Church, which she cleaned for many years, in Rossiter.
Harry R. Hibbard, 70, Punxsutawney, died Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011, at his home.
He was born Feb. 10, 1941, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Harry E. and Martha (Kovalyak) Hibbard.
He married Leila (Smith) Hibbard, who preceded him in death.
Mr. Hibbard was an equipment operator for the Borough of Punxsutawney. He was also a former Punxsutawney police officer.
RIDGWAY — The Punxsutawney boys' cross country was upset by St. Marys Saturday at the District IX Cross Country Championships in Ridgway. Punxsy attempted to challenge for the district title, but it ended up taking the runner-up position after falling to the Flying Dutch.
The AAA boys had to deal with seriously muddy conditions as they were the final runners on the Ridgway course at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School.
RIDGWAY — The Punxsy girls cross country staged a valiant effort under miserable conditions Saturday at the District 9 Championships in Ridgway, falling just six points short of an upset as they placed second overall to team champion Bradford.
Punxsy finished with 38 points behind Bradford's 32 but well ahead of DuBois' total of 67. Clearfield placed fourth with 83 points.
MCCALMONT TOWNSHIP — A McCalmont Township man lost his life Sunday in a fire that spread quickly and severely damaged his home at 3498 Graffius Avenue Extension.
Harry L. Hibbard, 70, McCalmont Township, was pronounced dead at the scene by Jefferson County Coroner Bernard Snyder.
Snyder said Hibbard died due to smoke inhalation.
According to McCalmont Township Fire Chief Orrie Manners, the home was fully involved when he arrived on scene, and there had been a fatality.
The man was unable to escape the flames, and firefighters were unable to reach him in time.


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if you need a respec, just download a character editor.
As I said, Shadowmaster and Zonfire should work well enough. Either relocate the points manually, or just set the quest that gives you the respec to "not completed" and do it over again.
It's not like you're really cheating, just going around a pretty stupid restriction in a pretty old game. And you're not in a competitive environment either, so...
(just remember to back up your char files just in case, and dl the editor for the appropriate version of the game).


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Women's Lacrosse Picks Up Eight All-Conference Selections Highlighted by Bonnel's Co-Player of the Year Award and Athens as Defender of the Year
April 20, 2013
HIGH POINT, N.C. - Pfeiffer University's Shannon Bonnel was named Co-Player of the Year while Katherine Athens was tabbed Defender of the Year representing women's lacrosse as two of eight total selections for the Lady Falcons. The Conference Carolinas All-Conference Men's & Womens Lacrosse Teams were determined by vote from each head coach of participating institutions.
Nominations are collected and then voted upon by ballot and tallied to determine First Team, Second Team, Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, and Coach of the Year award winners. Awards will be presented at the Conference Tournament Championships hosted by The City of Burlington in Burlington, NC at this weekend's conference championships. This year's award winners are as follows:
Co-Player of the Year:
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Shannon Bonnel recorded 32 goals with 16 assists in regular season play totaling 48 points as the Lady Falcons have put together the best season in school-history at 14-1. Bonnel completed her co-player of the year season adding 37 groundballs and 34 draw controls with 15 caused turnovers. During the 2013 season, Bonnel has made herself the second-highest scorer in school-history with 126 goals, up to seventh with 49 assists and third with 175 points.
Co-Player of the Year:
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Senior attack Sylvia Queener has been one of the most explosive players in the league this season and is among the team leaders with 35 goals, 39 assists and 74 points. Entering the week she is fifth in the country in points, eighth in assists and is 36th in goals scored while ranking second in the conference in points and third in assists. This season she has scored at least three goals in seven games and had a minimum of three assists in six games.
Defender of the Year:
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Katherine Athens has been named the league's best defensive player after picking up 44 groundballs in 2013 to go along with 26 caused turnovers and a massive 79 draw controls. Athens has catapulted herself into the school-record books becoming the all-time caused turnovers leader with 101 while jumping up to third all-time with 173 groundballs as a junior. Athens also added eight goals and three assists for good measure on offense.
Freshman of the Year:
Mackenzie Miller Belmont Abbey
Mackenzie Miller becomes the Abbeys first Freshman of the Year honoree since 2007 as she finished her freshman year with 35 goals and two assists, despite missing the final two games of the regular season. Twelve of her goals came on free position strikes as she also scored a career-best seven goals on two occasions. Mackenzie scored 16 goals in conference play this year.
Coach of the Year:
Scott Tucker Limestone
Limestone College head women's lacrosse coach Scott Tucker has helped lead the Saints to another tremendous season which has included a No. 2 national ranking, 14-1 overall record, perfect 7-0 league record and a ninth straight Conference Carolinas Regular Season Championship.
Regular Season Champion:
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A tablet is the #1 and possibly only item on my BF list this year.
Particularly interested to see if there are any great deals on a Nexus 7 8GB with the possibility of a 32GB one being released soon. This is for my kiddo but I will likely use it as well so I would like something somewhat decent.
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something some of you may not know but many probably do, on October 29th google is discontinuing the 8GB version of their nexus 7 and dropping the price of the 16GB version to $200. They are introducing a 32GB version, and this version will take up the $250 price point. Look for them to go on sale on October 29th though a few lucky people have scored a 32GB version already.
This tablet is on my short list for a combination of screen, processor power, and large support by google along with large app selection. If anyone has any other suggestions I'll be watching this and other threads though to see what pops up. With Windows 8 coming a whole slew of tablets are about to be introduced.
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Anyhow definately looking forward to the anouncement.
Here are some of my guesses for the tablet sales on Black Friday:
Best Buy will sell the 16GB Asus TF 300 for $249 or the 32GB Asus TF 300 for $299. They already had that price in the summer on the 16GB tablet.
Best Buy or Staples will sell the Toshiba Excite 10 16GB for $279 - $299.
The Acer A200 will sell for $199 at a couple of stores which is the actual sales price right now at Gamestop.
The Lenovo S2109 will sell for $199 at Office Depot (as they are currently unloading them at $239).
Someone will sell the Samsung Galaxy 2 10.1 for $299.
The Google Nexus 7 models will drop around $20 only.
Just guessing on all of these of course.
On the bargain (but functional) end there are some tablets that, with some tweaking, can do a lot of stuff:
~$110 NEW Ainol Elf II or Ainol Aurora
Dual Core Cortex A9 w/ Mali-400 Graphics, Android 4.0 ICS and Capacitative Touch 1024x600 screen. The Aurora has an IPS screen, & mediocre front camera. Connections: Mini HDMI, Micro USB, Micro SD Card
Some Apps it runs nicely: Skype, Netflix, Hulu, Kindle, Google Play, Pandora, plenty of 3D games
~$70 Refurbished Elocity A7+
Dual Core Cortex A9 (Tegra II) w/ Tegra 250 Graphics, Android 2.2 Froyo, & Capacitative Touch 1024x600 screen, & mediocre front camera. Connections: Full-size HDMI, full-size USB (for flash sticks, mice, keyboards, or USB hubs), Micro SD Card.
Some Apps it runs nicely: Skype, Netflix, Hulu, Kindle, Google Play, Pandora, plenty of 3D games
There's a chance tablets like these (great for kids or friends you don't want to spend tons on) may go a bit cheaper. I suppose this isn't as much a prediction as a bottom-line for comparison.
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Is this list accurate?
Finally! It seems that most of the people that I talk to are only concerned about tablets from "Premium", or well-known in America, companies. I have purchased quite a few tablets direct from China, and I have never been disappointed. If you are willing to wait for shipping that is... I have owned several tablets from Ainol and Ramos. My current tablet is from Bmorn. To me, that is where the value is, better specs for less money.
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How to do an AW release
Code base
- make sure AbstractJoinPointCompiler.DUMP_JIT_CLASSES is set to false
- commit if changed
- tag as rel_2_0_RC3 (f.e., follow the same style)
- create a new folder aspectwerkz-2.0.RC3
- do a cvs export (not a checkout)
- go into the folder
- set ASPECTWERKZ_HOME=. in a DOS window
Note: if at some stage stuff fails, fix the issue and start over, drop the whole folder. When it will come to the tag, make sure you are MOVING it (this can fail here if you forgot to commit a new file f.e.).
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- setup your java to 1.5
- run ant clean test
- !! BEWARE. the JVMTI manifest is sometime fucked up. Fix the CRLF in it and rerun ant test
- all tests should be ok - read carrefully (they are runned in 2 steps so pretty verbose.)
- run ant clean test:offline fails on @mixin ??
- run ant clean samples
- run ant clean offline:samples
- Copy lib/aspectwerkz-jdk5-* to a new "upload" directory outside of ASPECTWERKZ_HOME
The Java 1.4
- set your Java to 1.4
- run ant clean test
- !! Some test for HotDeployment may fail - 3 of them
- copy aspectwerkz.dll in there and rerun the tests
- copy lib/aspectwerkz* to the "upload" directory
The ext
Note: The ext jars are not shipped in for RCs.
- cd comp:ext:test


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(Sports Network) - When the NFL's schedule-makers tabbed the Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks to square off as part of its prized Monday night package, they probably were envisioning an aerial shootout between Aaron Rodgers and former understudy Matt Flynn, Seattle's highest-profile offseason addition who honed his craft in a four-year apprenticeship with the Packers.
What they'll more likely get in this Week 3 encounter from CenturyLink Field, however, is an interesting matchup of teams coming off needed victories behind dominant defensive performances and one that will have one of the two featured quarterbacks watching from the sidelines.
That scenario also wasn't what the Seahawks had been anticipating after the team signed Flynn to a three-year, $19.5 million contract in March based off two highly impressive stand-in starts for Rodgers over the previous two seasons. However, the unexpected emergence of rookie Russell Wilson has placed Seattle's initially intended starting signal-caller back into a reserve role when Flynn's new team takes on his old one.
While Wilson hasn't dazzled as the operator of an offense that presently ranks last in the NFL in passing yards, the ex-University of Wisconsin star did make a contribution to his first career victory, a 27-7 home manhandling of a touted Dallas squad that was fueled by a smothering defensive display, momentum-turning plays on special teams and an outstanding individual effort from running back Marshawn Lynch.
The Seahawks forced a fumble on the game's opening kickoff that led to a quick field goal and blocked a punt for a touchdown to take a 10-0 lead just minutes later. Seattle would stay in front thanks to a defense that forced the Cowboys to punt on five of their final six possessions and the hard running of Lynch, who finished with 122 yards and a score on a workmanlike 26 carries.
Wilson did his part as well, completing 15-of-20 passes for 151 yards and a touchdown in an efficient and turnover-free day.
"All of that stuff is really what we want to do," Seattle head coach Pete Carroll said afterward. "The quarterback played really smart. All of those things are emblematic of what we're shooting for."
The Packers' defense put on a show of its own in Week 2, relentlessly harassing Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler to lead the defending NFC North champions to a convincing 23-10 triumph over their division rivals at Lambeau Field. The win took some of the sting out of Green Bay's disappointing 30-22 home loss to San Francisco in the opener.
Cutler was sacked seven times, with standout outside linebacker Clay Matthews responsible for 3 1/2 of those takedowns, and intercepted on four occasions by a swarming and determined Green Bay stop unit that limited the Bears to a meager 74 net passing yards and 168 total.
That excellent outing was in stark contrast to the group's usual results from last season, when the Packers ranked dead last in the NFL in total yards and passing yards allowed.
"We've got some talent now," said Matthews, who's racked up a league-high six sacks over the first two games. "It's going to be hard to double one guy and leave others single-blocked. If that's the case, so be it, but we've got some talent now getting after the quarterback, and hopefully that's here to stay."
Green Bay has amassed 11 sacks overall through the season's initial two weeks, the highest total in the NFL.
The Packers received have received a spark from their special teams as well during the early stages of this 2012 campaign. After wide receiver Randall Cobb returned a punt 75 yards in the San Francisco loss, punter Tim Masthay connected on a 27-yard touchdown pass to tight end Tom Crabtree on a faked field goal attempt that helped spur last week's rout of the Bears.
Packers lead 8-5
Streak: Packers have won last two meetings Last Meeting: Packers 48, Seahawks 10 (Dec. 27, 2009 at Green Bay) Last Meeting at Site: Packers 27, Seahawks 17 (Oct. 12, 2008)
Packers HC Mike McCarthy vs. Seahawks: 3-1 Seahawks HC Pete Carroll vs. Packers: 0-2 overall, 0-0 with Seattle McCarthy vs. Carroll Head-to-Head: First Meeting
Notes: Packers have bested the Seahawks three consecutive times counting a 42-20 win at Lambeau Field in a 2007 NFC Divisional Playoff, with Seattle's last triumph in the series a 34-24 home verdict on Nov. 27, 2006. These teams also squared off in Green Bay during the opening round of the 2003 playoffs, with the Packers edging the Seahawks in a 33-27 overtime thriller. Counting those two postseason games, Green Bay has won six of the last seven meetings. Carroll has lost to Green Bay as the head coach of the New York Jets (1994) and New England (1997).
Offensive Team Rankings
Green Bay: 23rd overall (322.5 ypg), tied 26th rushing (75.5 ypg), 14th passing (247.0 ypg), tied 19th scoring (22.5 ppg)
Seattle: 28th overall (284.5 ypg), 7th rushing (148.5 ypg), 32nd passing (136.0 ypg), tied 23rd scoring (21.5 ppg)
Defensive Team Rankings
Green Bay: 5th overall (272.5 ypg), 26th rushing (140.0 ypg), 2nd passing (132.5 ypg), 8th scoring (20.0 ppg)
Seattle: 6th overall (274.5 ypg), 2nd rushing (46.0 ypg), 14th passing (228.5 ypg), 3rd scoring (13.5 ppg)
Turnover Margin
Green Bay: +1 (4 takeaways, 3 giveaways) Seattle: +2 (4 takeaways, 2 giveaways)
Red Zone Touchdown Percentage (offense)
Green Bay: 60.0 percent (5 possessions, 3 TD, 1 FG) -- tied 13th overall Seattle: 28.6 percent (7 possessions, 2 TD, 4 FG) -- tied 27th overall
Red Zone Touchdown Percentage (defense)
Green Bay: 100.0 percent (2 possessions, 2 TD, 0 FG) -- tied 30th overall Seattle: 50.0 percent (4 possessions, 2 TD, 2 FG) -- tied 11th overall
Though Green Bay was able to run the ball reasonably effectively against Chicago, with former Bear Cedric Benson (99 rushing yards, 4 receptions) churning out a respectable 81 yards on 20 carries, the Packers figure to take to the air early and often on Monday considering Seattle's stoutness against the run. That strategy worked rather well last year, when Rodgers (522 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT) threw for over 4,600 yards and 45 touchdowns in leading his team to a 15-1 regular-season mark and was nearly unanimously named the league's Most Valuable Player. He hasn't been quite as prolific at the start of this season, however, in part due to sometimes shaky protection from a front line that's allowed eight sacks thus far and a few untimely drops from his receiving corps. Green Bay also didn't have one of its best playmakers against the Bears, with wide receiver Greg Jennings (5 receptions) sitting out the contest with a groin strain, though the team is cautiously optimistic he'll be available in some capacity for this matchup. The two-time Pro Bowler's absence was felt, as fill-in James Jones (6 receptions) mustered an unproductive two catches totaling minus-one yard on five targets last week. The Packers still have enough to get by, however, as fellow wideout Jordy Nelson (11 receptions, 148 yards) is coming off a stellar 1,263-yard, 15- touchdown season, tight end Jermichael Finley (11 receptions, 1 TD) can be a high-impact -- albeit inconsistent -- matchup nightmare and the elusive Cobb (10 receptions) excels at gaining yards after the catch out of the slot.
Throwing the football can be a chore against an athletic Seattle defense that fields two good-sized and physical outside cornerbacks in the 6-foot-4 Brandon Browner (8 tackles, 1 INT) and 6-foot-3 Richard Sherman (8 tackles, 1 INT, 3 PD) and a rangy free safety that can deny the deep ball in 2011 Pro Bowl selection Earl Thomas (6 tackles). The question is whether or not the Seahawks have enough secondary depth to deal with the wealth of pass-catching options Rodgers will have at his disposal assuming Jennings plays and the Packers plan to spread the field. A strong pass rush would go a long way towards offsetting that potential problem, and the Seahawks were able to get good pressure on Dallas quarterback Tony Romo by forcing the Cowboys into obvious passing situations after stifling the ground game. Dallas running back DeMarco Murray netted a harmless 44 yards on 12 totes against a rugged Seattle front seven that routinely won the battles up front, with 320-pound end Red Bryant (5 tackles) and underrated nose tackle Brandon Mebane (6 tackles) particularly disruptive. Seattle did manage only one sack of Romo, which was split by rookie end Bruce Irvin and situational tackle Jason Jones, but those two along with veteran sack artist Chris Clemons (3 tackles, 1 sack) were still able to have an impact.
It's no secret that Seattle's offensive blueprint will involve a heavy dose of Lynch (207 rushing yards, 1 TD), the NFC's leader in rush attempts and yards gained via the ground over the past two weeks, and when the workhorse running back is going well, the Seahawks have proven to be tough to beat. For that to happen, however, Wilson (304 rushing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT) will need to hit on some throws like the rookie was able to do against the Cowboys, while continuing to display the poise and intelligence that enabled him to wrest the starting job away from Flynn. Most of Wilson's passes last week involved short-range looks to wide receivers Sidney Rice (7 receptions, 1 TD) and Golden Tate (3 receptions) as well as tight end Anthony McCoy, who garnered a team-best five catches for 41 yards and his first career touchdown after taking over for hobbled starter Zach Miller (4 receptions). Still, the 2012 third-round pick did show better downfield accuracy than he exhibited in completing just 18-of-34 attempts in his pro debut. With Miller questionable for this week due to a nagging foot injury, McCoy could be counted on for a significant role as well on Monday. The Seahawks do expect to have starting left tackle Russell Okung (knee) back after he sat out the Dallas game, and although replacement Frank Omiyale was fine in a substitute start, the team will need its best blockers on the field to combat Matthews and the Packers' strong collection of pass rushers.
The Packers' primary defensive purpose on Monday will obviously be to minimize Lynch's impact and make the still-developing Wilson throw the football, though that could be a task easier said than done. Green Bay wasn't good in that department in giving up 186 rushing yards to the 49ers in Week 1, and Chicago's Matt Forte was having a good night last week before exiting with a sprained ankle. The Packers have surrendered an average of 140 yards per game on the ground and a lackluster 5.1 yards per carry thus far in 2012, and they'll need players like nose tackle B.J. Raji and inside linebackers D.J. Smith (16 tackles, 1 sack) and A.J. Hawk (19 tackles) to fill gaps and tackle cleanly in order to cause the Seahawks to deviate from their approach. The pass defense has fewer issues, with cornerbacks Tramon Williams (8 tackles, 2 INT) and Sam Shields rendering Bears star receiver Brandon Marshall into a non-factor in their last outing and big-play veteran Charles Woodson (10 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1 INT) still an on-field force whether the 15-year pro is lined up at safety, manning the slot, or coming on a blitz. He and the relentless Matthews (10 tackles, 6 sacks) were each major contributors to the defense's clampdown on the Bears, with Smith and rookie outside linebacker Nick Perry (8 tackles) also putting together good games in coordinator Dom Capers' aggressive and attacking game plan.
The Packers have yet to really find their groove on offense, and that could very well be the case once again this week in a matchup with a Seattle outfit that's fast, skilled and pretty disciplined on the defensive end. The same can be said for Green Bay's stoppers, however, and you can bet that the seasoned and crafty Capers will devise ways to make Wilson look like an overmatched rookie at times. Rodgers won't have it easy either, but he gives the Packers a distinct advantage at the quarterback position that could be the difference in what shapes up to be a rather low-scoring and hard-hitting affair. The resourceful Seahawks should create a few splash plays to stay in the game and will surely get a boost from one of the league's most energetic crowds, but Green Bay's overall superior collection of skill players and strong overall track record gives the visitors the nod.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Packers 20, Seahawks 13


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|Dec 29, 2012, 09:57 AM
Recommendations for converting LD for AppleTV
OK, I had an Apple Xmas, got myself an iPad4 then an AppleTV. I ordered a refurb Mini mid-2011 2.5MHz in May, and upgraded it to 8G RAM yesterday. I have been having a great time using, converting, etc.
I recently converted (Handbrake) a bunch of LD (Low definition stuff), namely some Star Trek: The Animated Series with Handbrake on the AppleTV3 setting. It looks horrible given the quality of the source. I have other 70 or even 80s era stuff which cant stand up to high definition. I am assuming I should use some other preset that wont create such a high quality output file.
Any recommendations?
|Dec 29, 2012, 11:03 AM
Err, after doing some more research, I see some replies about turning de-interlacing off for cartoons/older tv. And of course, double checking with the preview window...
|Dec 29, 2012, 11:51 AM
SD (standard definition) not LD (I read that as laser disc in the title)
I belive handbrake will not upscale, so an SD file (480) will stay 480 even if you select a preset with a higher resolution.
You could try iphone4 preset wich is 480
There are also some more advanced settings you can play around with. Look for animation in the following page.
|Dec 29, 2012, 07:31 PM
|Dec 29, 2012, 08:13 PM
The AppleTV preset does not use deinterlace, it uses decomb and will only deinterlace frames that show combing. That is not your problem. As well, "upscaling" the source with HB ( which can only be done via the cli) will not do anything but make a bigger file size. Plus, the AppleTV 3 upscales SD anyway to your tv. So that is not your problem.
Since we have no clue what your source is its pretty hard to tell what the issue is. But its nothing mentioned here provided you are in fact using the AppleTV 3 preset.
Where did you get the source and what is it ? A pastebinned activity log (via pastebin.com) from HB linked here would tell us everything.
|Dec 30, 2012, 07:57 AM
For old TV use Decomb (instead of Deinterlace). If the image looks ragged around the edges, Decomb will do the job.
Many old video sources also benefit from Detelecine. If the image appears to flicker or stutter oddly, Detelecine may solve the problem.
It would be helpful if you describe the way in which the converted video "looks horrible". This will help direct us to making suggestions to improve the product. To start, though, you should be using the aTV3 preset, which it doesn't sound like you are using if you have Deinterlace selected. Animated video should look quite excellent if converted properly.
|Jan 1, 2013, 01:50 PM
Sorry for the belated response and thanks for the replies.
What I was trying to convert is my Ren and Stimpy DVDs. I ripped them a few years ago to PC with the free version of WinX DVD Ripper. Output was/is AVI.
Now in particular, I was looking at the handbrake converted output in the Black Hole episode (to Apple3 preset). There are some transitions, and the animation looked horrible. I believe this is more due to the source then the conversion. This was a very early episode.
I tried reconverting it 3 times, with Universal settings:
Universal Default
Universal Decomb Default On
Universal Deinterlace Default On
In all cases, the source looked pretty appalling at the part I was checking, this is 2 minutes in after they get pulled through the black hole. No matter the conversion, that scene looked horrible. I then skipped forward to a few other spots, and what I see isnt nearly as bad.
If I look at the same scene, using the unconverted AVI in VLC, its just as brutal at that 2 minute point.
So my conclusion is this is a source issue.
I will try a one pass rip/convert with Mac DVD Ripper pro, and see if I get better results.
I will also skip to one of the later season episodes, and see how that converts.
FYI I am not using the CLI with Handbrake, just the GUI/main app, and almost always not touching anything other than the presets. Given some other searches on Handbrake and animation, I read about Decomb/Deinterlace/Detelecine and as described above, made some changes in the Picture Settings to experiment. Otherwise I have been just selecting a preset, adding items to the queue and letting it do its work.
I have noticed the PC version will go insane with memory after a period of time, so I have been telling it to shut down after each batch.
So that about covers the animation.
Now, I also have some older 70s era DVDs. For example, Jerry Anderson's UFO series.
With older material like that, is it worth the space/size to use the Apple3TV presets?
I have seen some people arguing in places that the Universal setting is a solid default to use, and it wont produce files as large as the Apple and the quality difference is non-existent with more limited source.
Thoughts? And again, I'll do some more reading..
I upgraded my Mac Mini to Mountain Lion and as a result had to get Caffeine to keep Handbrake running unattended.
Other than that I have been reading the sticky at the top here, regarding automating the process.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 03:52 PM
I think one of the issues for the less than stellar quality is that you are converting from an AVI which will limit the quality. Basically a copy of a copy. I dont think you will have much success with those files in making them look much better unless you work from the source material.
|Jan 2, 2013, 04:27 PM
Quality at best out of Handbrake cannot exceed the quality going into Handbrake. However the source looks on your TV is about as good as you can get.
Old TV stuff is going to be interlaced and the resolution is going to be well below HD and DVD. Anything converted from old VHS is going to have resolution well below DVD. In all of these cases, scaling it up to a large HD screen is going to be ugly... the old "garbage in, garbage out" rule.
In Handbrake, that "High profile" or TV3 preset is going to try to deliver something that looks as close to the original as possible. If the stuff is interlaced, try the decomb filter as it will try to mitigate some of the comb (horizontal lines that can look like jaggies during playback).
Then, it's all on the TV in terms of how well it can handle SD quality video. Old CRTs were still interlace so they would tend to handle the oldies pretty well. Some plasmas seem to do a pretty good job. I've found LCD/LED (which includes computer and iDevice screens) has the hardest time with low-res and interlaced video.
If your old home movies are shot on film, you can send them to services that can scan the film and deliver near HD quality video. Film- even the old home movie kind- can hold a pretty high resolution.
Any VHS is way below DVD so when you scale it up to an HD screen, you are asking the system to invent a lot of pixels. It's not just pixel doubling but much more than doubling. I think VHS was something like 320 x 240 while "Full HD" HDTVs are 1920 x 1080. That's a lot of pixels to invent in some upscaler.
|Jan 3, 2013, 06:38 AM
Have you tried Decomb and Detelecine? That can be required to get a good and smooth image some video sources.
|Jan 3, 2013, 10:17 AM
I think I did try Decomb and Detelecine.
Quick spot checks of other episodes on the other discs did not show problems, in fact the video overall was cleaner and clearer. I really am pretty convinced it was source.
OK. I did rerip everything from disc using Mac Ripper Pro. As suggested earlier.
I finally decided to double check, given that I was replying here, and would feel stupid not double checking and reporting how it looked after doing that.
Looking at the same scene, it looks fine. None of the problems I mentioned are there.
I now must say it had to be the original rip to AVI/the AVI source itself.
Lesson learned.
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Dwight Williamson For The Logan Banner
October 31, 2013
(Writer's Note: It has been 28 years since I first introduced Mamie Thurman and her grueling murder to the readers of The Logan Banner. It has been 81 years since her demise and I find it fitting for the Halloween spirit that I report a few important findings during my off-and-on research. While no one may ever prove beyond a reasonable doubt what truly happened on the stormy night of June 21, 1932 and her murderer never may be known, it is with great satisfaction that I now can present absolute proof as to where she was buried. After all, wasn't that the reason her half-brother George Morrison in 1985 drove all the way from Albuquerque, N.M., to erect a proper headstone on Mamie's grave? In this holiday account, I cannot possibly do the story its entire justice; there's simply not enough space. Therefore, I shall only try to raise your eyebrows … and not the dead.)
Many changes to the town of Logan and indeed the entire county took place in 1932. The depression brought on by the stock market crash of 1929 changed not only the political climate of our fair county, but the state and the nation. There were fortunes lost on a local level. Former Logan County Sheriff Don Chafin, infamous for his role in the 1921 Blair Mountain battle to keep the UMWA out of Logan County, reportedly lost at least $300,000 in one local bank alone, the Guyan Valley Bank. This bank was located where Blair Law Offices is now. Its front steps faced Stratton Street. On those steps is where convicted murder Clarence Stephenson was seen the night of Mamie's murder. Stephenson said he was sent there by Harry Robertson to see if Mamie Thurman would come out of the upstairs of the Holland Building.
Testimony by Robertson, who originally was charged with the murder but was not indicted, said the upstairs was used by prominent men and women for drinking of alcohol, which was illegal because of prohibition. The so-called Key Club or Logan Businessman's Club, as it was referred to at the time, was a hiding place for some, illicit affairs being just one of many alleged actions taking place at the location built in 1910. Robertson testified that Mamie had given him a list of 16 businessmen with whom she had affairs. Roberston said one man was dead and all but one of the men was married. In 1936, the building became G.C. Murphys, better known as the "Dime Store." Chester Stapleton owns the property today.
There are many names that standout in Logan history. Many of the streets of Logan and communities across the county bear the names of those who played important roles in the making of the county. The Hollands, Strattons, Neighberts , Conleys, Farleys, Dingess, to name a few, were critical components of the town and indeed the county. The names of Chafin and Hatfield were well known, particularly in 1932.
John "Con "Chafin, who served 20 years as Logan County Prosecutor, was just one of four prosecutors used in the trial of Clarence Stephenson, the black handyman who worked for Harry Robertson and lived in an attic apartment of the Robertson home. That brick home was razed when the Logan Bank and Trust drive-thru facility was built. Mamie and her husband Jack Thurman lived in an apartment owned by the Robertsons located in the back yard facing the river and above a two-car garage at that location.
Chafin, described by The Banner as known "for his brilliant mind" was a first cousin to Don Chafin. Just four years after obtaining a conviction in the Mamie Thurman trial, startling headlines again gripped the county: "Attorney Con Chafin Ends His Life in the Guyan River." It was also a bizarre ending for a man who had just announced his intentions to seek political office again. Here's the way The Banner reported his death:
"John E. (Con) Chafin, 55 years old, prominent and widely known lawyer and politician and former prosecuting attorney of Logan County for over 20 years is dead. His lifeless and cold body was found in the waters of the Guyan river at noon today, believed by his family to have committed suicide, as he had expressed only a short time before he was last seen the desire to "end it all." Chafin's body was found standing erect in about six feet of water by Ornate Carter, Woodrow McNeely and Alan McNeely of Fort Branch. The men said they noticed the body with the water barely covering his head.
The Banner reported that Chafin was last seen around 10 p.m. on Main Street after he had attended a revival at the Christian church and had accompanied his daughter to their home.
One has to wonder how you could drown yourself and still be standing in water. Would not your body instincts be to fight to breathe?
The Hatfield name was in play during the 1932 scenario as well. Elba Hatfield, the Justice of the Peace who conducted the preliminary hearing of both Harry Robertson and Clarence Stephenson, was the son of the legendary and mean Cap Hatfield, son of Devil Anse. Hatfield found probable cause for both men's cases to be presented for consideration by the grand jury. Justices of the Peace at that time were the equivalent of today's Magistrates. Interestingly, this same year The Banner's headlines read: "Nearly 10,000 Gather for Annual Reunion of Noted Hatfield Clan."
Logan County Sheriff Joe Hatfield, another son of Devil Anse, was chairman of the arrangement committee, according to The Banner. It reported four generations of Hatfields and others gathered "In the shadows of the magnificent monument erected in honor of Devil Anse, 15 miles from Logan."
Again, one can only imagine 10,000 people in that particular area. But, the Hatfield name was big.
In the 1936 election the Hatfields suffered politically ending careers. Tennis, another son of Devil Anse, ran for Sheriff. He had previously served as one of Don Chafin's deputies. One of Hatfield's political advertisements in The Banner proclaimed how his brother Joe, while sheriff, had ended the burning of immigrants and other innocent people in the furnaces of the power plant now known as Appalachian Power. He failed to mention that rumor was Sheriff Chafin had taken on different occasions some men from the train station in Logan (now City Hall) and allegedly threw them in the furnace for being suspected as union organizers. Nor, did Hatfield mention his time spent in a federal penitentiary for selling illegal liquor at the Blue Goose Inn located at Barnabus. He and Sheriff Chafin were partners in the 1920's. Hatfield testified against Chafin and the infamous Sheriff was sentenced to two years prison. He served 10 months in an Atlanta prison before being pardoned by the Georgia governor in 1925.
Hatfield and Justice of the Peace Elba Hatfield lost the election in 1936. However, it should also be mentioned Judge Naaman Jackson, who presided over the Mamie Thurman murder trial, also lost his bid for re-election the same year. Jackson lost to a young and up-and-coming attorney by the name of C.C. Chambers. Yes, the same Chambers who had defended Clarence Stephenson in the murder trial just four years prior. Chambers, many years later, was featured in Life Magazine as being connected to the Klu Klux Clan. I never could substantiate Judge Chambers' connection to the KKK, but it must be noted records show he staunchly fought the election bid of John F. Kennedy in the primary election of 1960. It should also be noted that the original formation of the KKK was not to destroy Negroes, as many of its members owned them as slaves before the civil war. It was the Pope and Catholicism the KKK originally fought in the 1800s.
From all accounts I can find, Judge Jackson was an honorable man. However, I must point out that he was the first trustee of the M.E. Methodist Church, South (not to be confused with Nighbert Memorial) who signed the deed giving the church property to the Klu Klux Klan in 1928. The church, which stood where the former Salvation Army playground was on Stratton Street, is now the home of storage units owned by Kevin Marcum. The KKK had deeded the property to the Salvation Army in 1932. I find it an oddity that both the KKK and Salvation Army's headquarters were both located in Atlanta, Ga.
Well known and respected attorney Edward Eiland, who as a boy lived in that section of town, recently told me of remembering hooded marches by the KKK when he was young. "They marched right up Stratton Street from the east end," Eiland recalled.
In a 1936 ad in The Banner, Don Chafin encouraged citizens to vote the democratic ticket. All Logan County republican candidates lost that same year, including as mentioned, Judge Jackson, Elba Hatfield and Tennis Hatfield. The entire state of West Virginia went democratic, as did the nation; Maine and Vermont being the only two states not to vote for the re-election of Franklin Roosevelt. Logan County has remained predominantly democratic ever sense. The UMWA membership and the depression were the two chief factors keying republican demise.
Mamie Thurman, 31 years old at the time of her death and a former employee of the Guyan Valley Bank where Robertson was President , could not possibly know that 81 years later her name would be (at least in Logan County) perhaps as popular as the Hatfield clan or the "Czar of Logan County" himself, Don Chafin. Chafin moved to Huntington in 1936, returning upon occasions. He died in 1956 and is buried in Cabell County.
Chafin and Hatfield, like so many other well-mentioned Logan Countians of both good and bad nature have final resting places with their notable monuments or head stones. Like Mamie Thurman, there are many deceased persons, whether burned in the incinerator, tied to railroad tracks to die or simply hung by the neck, who may be seeking proper acknowledgements for their lives.
Thanks to a native Logan Countian, Rory Perry, who serves as clerk for the West Virginia Supreme Court, I have been provided an 843 page account of the trial of Clarence Stephenson, along with case related photos. In addition, I have copies of the appeal to the Supreme Court, answers by the prosecution and denial of the appeal by the Court. None of this was found in the Logan Circuit Clerk's office where, of course, it should have been. I'm told it disappeared from there many years ago.
At any rate, thanks to Mr. Perry, but too late for Mamie's half-brother, testimony from two of the State's first witnesses provide proof of her final resting place. The woman described by many in her day as a "quite" dark-eyed brunette, had two fatal bullet wounds to her head, her throat cut and her neck broke was buried in a grave at what was then known as Memorial Park at McConnell. It was a cemetery which promised "perpetual" care for the deceased and later was shamefully abandoned — much like Mamie's grave. No one, including her husband, ever placed a tombstone to mark her memory. This writer is in the process of determining which person gave her the plot she is buried in as there is no record of the Thurman's ever buying a plot there. I have a copy of every plot ever purchased at the 20-acre cemetery, including those of Judge C.C. Chambers and wife who sold theirs and are buried elsewhere.
In due time, I hope to connect the dots of the history of Logan County from the beginning and beyond, for we truly have a fascinating past. As for now, here is the proof from the trial:
The first witness called was R.B. Harris, Harris Funeral Home director (now known as Honaker Funeral Home). After describing the injuries, testifying to her embalmment and other matters. Harris said there were two diamond rings on Mamie's fingers, and that he had given them to Jack Thurman. The final questions asked by Prosecutor Judge James Damron read as follows:
Question: "In what county did you find this body?"
Answer: "Logan"
Question: "And what did you do with it after you embalmed it?"
Answer: "We kept it at the funeral home until the funeral arrangements were made, and then buried it at the Logan Memorial Park, Logan County."
Judge Damron: "That is all."
The third witness was the deceased husband, Jack Thurman, who was 16 years her elder and a Logan City police officer. After saying he had lived in Logan about eight years and had been with the police about 15 months, there was much more testimony but for graveyard purposes on page 49 of the transcripts Judge Damron asked:
"How much money was in her (Mamie's) pocketbook?"
Thurman: "Eight dollars and seventy –five or six cents. I don't remember. Somewhere between eight and nine dollars."
Question: "Was your wife buried here in Logan?"
Answer: "Out at McConnell."
Question: "Was her father buried close here?"
Answer: "Yes, sir."
There was much more testimony provided as the prosecution presented 39 witnesses and the defense 25. Is it any wonder over 1,000 people attended the murder trial on a daily basis? There was real life drama.
It is sad George Morrison is not alive to know the whereabouts of his older sister. But, perhaps in his passing, maybe he knew before we did.
Rest in peace, Mamie.


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I have 25+ discs, shirts, stickers, hats, etc. that I'll be donating. When can we hook up, Martin?
I have 25+ discs, shirts, stickers, hats, etc. that I'll be donating. When can we hook up, Martin?
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Jeremy - will you be at buffalo Thursday. Fri, or sat?
Jon - thanks - you guys have a time in mind
Tee-off groups will need to be a 3-pack or more
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Can I get a tee time between 4:30 and 4:45? I have to drop off my son with his mother at 4 on Westport and then drive there.
I'm not for sure if I am going to play the PDGA round or top score round. I'll make up my mind when I get there but it will probably be a PDGA round so more money for CVO.
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I will help clean up afterwards Martin! I would like to play doubles if anyone needs a rec partner. If I don't get to play I will be there to help out in some way.
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Cmon folks if you are playing or can help out I someway let me know
Jim Ashton and I are going to partner up for dubs. Don't know what time yet.
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
It may be early in the morning, so I will be able to help after if you need something.
Great glad you all will be there -
More folks keep letting me know - still need donations
How many of you would be interested if there was a kid friendly area - bouncer - mini golf - opportunity for the family to come out and play while you play as well??
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