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Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo, shown Dec. 5, is the team's best playmaker and an on-court leader. / Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY Sports
There are no easy answers, so Boston Celtics President Danny Ainge left us with questions.
All-Star point guard Rajon Rondo is out for the season. He will have surgery in 10 to 14 days to repair the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. That much is certain.
The rest, Ainge says, is a waiting game.
"We'll see what transpires here the next few weeks with this team," Ainge said Tuesday, via The Boston Globe. "Right now we have no needs. We got 11 healthy bodies and it's tough to get those 11 guys on the court. We have good, healthy players that can't get the time they deserve and they want, so we have no need right now. We'll see over the next few weeks what we need."
That means Celtics fans can expect natural scoring guards Jason Terry, Avery Bradley and Leandro Barbosa to play point. That means swingman Paul Pierce likely will initiate the offense. That means Kevin Garnett will be the team's best passer.
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The NBA trade deadline is Feb. 21, though. Boston has a few pieces it could move, either in abandoning playoff hopes and launching a rebuilding mission or finding a temporary playmaker to fill Rondo's role.
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The same could be said for how teams handle injuries.
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Nyon, Switzerland: English Premiership giants Chelsea and traditional European powerhouse Benfica were on Friday both drawn against smaller opposition for the semi-finals of the Europa League.
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Cranberry resident Gary Winterhalter describes the Cranberry restaurant scene as "generica."
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The thriving business district and growing population in Cranberry, said Nick Koustis, director of concept development for Juniper, should help drive the 35-and-up professional person to the restaurant.
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Though Juniper sits across the street from the Westinghouse business park, with thousands of employees, Koustis said the restaurant would have likely opened in Cranberry even if Westinghouse hadn't moved there from Monroeville several years ago.
The restaurant, with another location in McMurray, offers American cuisine with a Southwest flavor. The owners also run the Atria's and Ditka's restaurant chains locally.
"We offer something different," Koustis said. He added that the company believes its competition will mostly come from the nearby Springfield Grille in Adams.
Even though people call for variety, they're not always quick to embrace it.
Brian and Terri Hammond, owners of Echo Restaurant along Route 228, which includes charcuterie and bistro menus, said when they opened in December 2010, people initially viewed them with a bit of wariness.
"It was an education for us, and an education for our guests as well," Terri Hammond said, adding that if customers want variety, they have to support local restaurants.
As word of mouth grows, so does business, said the couple, both 34 and Seneca Valley High School graduates. The business, though it offers upscale dining, also has a hometown flair. Bee hives on property produce honey for the restaurant, and staff is preparing to plant tomatoes, beans, peppers and other produce to be used in the kitchen.
"We were seeing a changing (restaurant) scene in Pittsburgh, and it hadn't reached its way up here yet," Brian Hammond said of the decision to open the restaurant in Cranberry. "We're fighting against expectations."
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… and approves budget cuts
City officials refined the proposed budget at a second study session after the city council meeting Monday.
In two weeks, the council will approve and publish the budget to meet the August 5 deadline.
Changes included trimming:
general government salaries from $149,000 to $140,000
street salaries from $85,000 to $81,000
new recreation department equipment from $38,000 to $20,000
research and study in the electric utility fund from $45,000 to $30,000
These eliminations are part of the budget:
$20,000 for land purchase and easement from the water utility fund
$45,000 in dues for the electric utility fund
"We all worked off the wish lists, and now we're looking at the reality list," Mayor Ron Conner said. "We need to get those two to meet."
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in the Tanoby Ruins, you're supposed to just catch Unown..so you're right. I have no idea of what happens if you catch all 26 of them, but, i'm guessing something happens, just like it did in Gold/Silver, but I'm not sure what.There is no Rare Candy AR for FR/LG, but there is one for R/S.
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my pokemon still around lv.50s.thats why i need to get rare candy. its so hard to gain lv.
btw, since im playing this pokemon, i never getting into raikou,suicune or entei. i dunnoo why. i finished everything but just waiting for one of them, but i never running to them.
so what happened when u caught all unown in gold/silver?did u try to catch all unown in FR/LG??
In Gold/Silver, when you caught all Unown, then you would be able to print pictures of them out, and you would also get an Unown Poke'dex. Not very exciting. I havent tried to catch all of them because I didn't like what happened in G/S after catching all of them, so I never bothered. Training is really easy with the Vs. Seeker. You can get it in Vermillion City. In the Poke'mon Center there, there is a girl that is standing next to the counter where you go to heal your pokemon (she facing the door to the left right next to the counter). She will give you a Vs. Seeker. It makes it so you can battle trainers that you already have battled, with them having stonger pokemon. You can only get one Legendary dog per game, and it depends on your starter:Choose Charmander: You find Suicune in KANTO ONLYChoose: Bulbasaur: You find Entei in KANTO onlyChoose Squirtle: You find Raikou in KANTO only.I've also found out that you find them when you least expect it. Thats how I found my Entei. And don't run to them, they will run to you.
ok can you tell me were the second password is to get into the rocket base
You get it after beating the Eliete Four (you get them both after that), but this is where you find them both:1. Mt. Ember, once you enter Mt. Ember (One Island), go to the right, there will be two Rockets standing there, battle them and one of them says it.
2. Six Island Dotted Hole. Get to the bottom, and there is the Sapphire. A guy steals it, and tells you the 2nd password to the hideout.


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Services for Leonard "Vern" Bagby, 78, Topeka, were Wednesday, Aug. 13, at Davidson Funeral Home in Topeka. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery, Topeka.
Mr. Bagby died Saturday, Aug. 9, 2003, at Midland Hospice House.
He was born Jan. 17, 1925, in Eudora, the son of Leonard N. and Ada (Kurtz) Bagby. He graduated from Eudora High School.
Mr. Bagby was a supervisor for Dr Pepper Bottling Co. in Lawrence and Canada Dry Distributor in Topeka. He was owner and operator of Grade B Milk Route and retired from Grade A Dairying in Shawnee and Jackson County in 1989.
He married Rose Winchell on Feb. 14, 1959, in Topeka. She survives of the home.
Other survivors include four sons, Ed Reusch, Auburn, John McNish and Wayne Babgy, both of Topeka, and Keith Bagby, Circleville; six daughters, Janice Cummins-Bracken, Yvonne Wright and Connie Allen, all of Topeka, Faye Rodecap, Carbondale, Linda Meisenheimer, Overbrook, and Marilyn Welling, Pittsburg; two sisters, Ruby Peaslee, Perry, and Rita Heine, Lawrence; 37 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials to the hospice house, 120 S.W. Frazier Circle, Topeka 66606.
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Caps top 5 plays of the week: 10.21.13
The Capitals have allowed a total of five goals over their last three games, a marked improvement from the 4.20 GA/G they had as a team through their first five outings of the season. Braden Holtby has been better in net as of late, but the play of their blueliners can't be discounted.
Adam Oates and his coaching staff have urged the Capitals' defensemen to take a more physical approach in their zone, pulling out the tape to show examples.
"I showed a few plays in the Rangers game, some little habits that had crept into our game. Some little reminders," Oates said.
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"That's kind of something between me and the guys in the room, what I think it is, in terms of engagement in the game."
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That contact has helped Holtby as well. Green feels part of the Capitals' downfall on defense earlier this season was blocking the goaltender's vision. They respect Holtby's ability to read and react, and it's important to give him that chance.
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The Capitals rank 25th in the NHL with 3.12 goals allowed per game, but a 1.67 GA/G rate over the last three games is a trend in the right direction.
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ALBANY — Myrtle Lee Wilson, 80, of Albany, GA, died Wednesday, March 20, 2013, at Sylvester Health Care. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, March 26, 2012 at 10:00 AM at Mathews Funeral Home. Rev. Chris Turner and Rev. Ken Chancellor will officiate. Interment will be at 2:00 PM at Andersonville National Cemetery.
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I remember that Erica B did a post on her blog about using her Nikon D40 with a remote so as not to have to wait for someone to take a shot of a garment before posting. Does anyone else do this? I have a D5100 and a remote, but when I try this, the camera won't shoot. It works if I am shooting something else and can set the focus by pressing the button halfway, but when I try to take a picture with me as the subject it won't work. I've tried focusing on something I'm guessing is near enough to where I'll stand, but that doesn't work. It still won't shoot. Very frustrating. I've tried reading through the manuals and ken rockwell's site but haven't found the answer. So, in desperation, anyone any ideas how to get this to work?
I finally have power back and really need to catch up on the rest of boards & have to run to work, but I couldn't resist when I saw a camera question, LOL!! Try setting the remote mode for longer. Googling turned up checking pp 35-37 in your manual. (I have a D80 so I can't confirm that.)
Try some of these messages for more info...
I have a D 80 and my husband got it after discovering Ken Rockwell's website. Another option is to use the timer. It does take some practise.
I need to play with my remote, I haven't used it yet. I will paly around this long weekend. I have 5 days off.
Thanks for the suggestions. Friendscript, I think you might be on to something with the setting the remote for longer - if I can find out where to do that. I tried again today and it seemed to be taking itself out of 'remote' setting as if 'single' was a default. As you can tell, I'm a bit phobic with it. I thought I just set it in the information panel and that was it. I'm off to check the link now.
Also make sure the remote is pointed at the camera properly. More than once I've done this backwards and thought something was wrong with the remote or the cam. No, it was operator error!
Good point solosmocker. After Friendscript pointed me in the right direction and I knew what to google, I think I've found the answer. It turns out that this camera resets itself back from the setting used with a remote to the normal setting you use in one minute if you haven't taken a picture. You have to go into a different part of the menu to find where you can change the amount of time you have. It almost certainly takes me more than a minute to get into the right position, remember which garment parts need to show up well and smooth out bits which got crumpled en route. So I need to fix this setting to a much longer one. I love this forum, when i ask a basic question on a techie issue, there is no snarling condescension as you often get on the techie forums. Everyone is so nice and helpful. All I need now is for it to stop raining for long enough, can anyone suggest how to fix that?
One thing I do is take the pic with a door at my back. When I set the timer the camera focusses on the door. When I stand in front of it, the focus is about right. Of course this could be a wall or a curtain, or anything that triggers the auto focus.
Not a problem when using a remote, but if you are not in position yet when the camera focusses it might focus on something in the distance.
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Tourist, I have done that, too! LOL
I've had four (four? I think?) digital cameras, and the timer function has worked really well on all of them. I haven't tried using it to capture pix of just myself, but we use it all the time at big family gatherings. It takes 1-2 test shots to make sure the shooter knows exactly where to fit into the shot, but once you have that set up, it's great.
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Several local groups and churches today will celebrate the Virgen de Guadalupe's feast day -- the day in Mexican history when it is believed she appeared to Juan Diego.
In Mexico City, a Catholic church was eventually built on Tepeyac Hill, the site of her appearances.
Traditionally, in Catholic churches in Mexico, the faithful celebrate this special day by taking her roses and singing the traditional birthday song, "Las Mañanitas," during special Masses.
Here is a glimpse at some celebrations around El Paso today:
•The Matachines of St. Pius X Catholic Church and Mariachi Los Toritos will perform at a praise of Our Lady of Guadalupe at 5 p.m. at the mural of the virgin at the intersection of Alameda and Zaragoza streets. Free parking will be available in the Tiguas Del Pueblo property behind the 7-Eleven store.
•St. Pius X Catholic Church, 1050 N. Clark, will have a Mass at 7 a.m. and a drama at 7 p.m. in the church. Information: 772-3226.
•Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 602 S. Oregon St., will have Mass at 6 p.m. followed by menudo and champurrado in the gym. There also will be mariachis to sing. Information: 532-5447.
•St. Patrick Cathedral, 1118 N. Mesa, will have Las Mañanitas at 6 a.m., followed by Mass at 7 a.m. and breakfast, and a play in honor of the virgin at 5 p.m., and Mass with mariachis at 6 p.m., followed by a reception. Information: 533-4451.
•Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, 2709 Alabama, will have mañanitas at 6 a.m., followed by the Mass.
•St. Stephen Deacon & Martyr Catholic Church, 1700 George Dieter, will have mañanitas at 6 a.m., followed by Mass at 6:30 a.m.
•Queen of Peace Parish, 1551 Belvidere, will have Mass at 6 a.m. Information: 584-5817.
•St. Matthew Catholic Church, 400 W. Sunset, will have Mass at 6:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Information: 584-3461.


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If there is one genre that we enjoy most on Apple's portable platforms, it's physics-based puzzlers. Moonsters, the first game from Polish development studio Ars Thanea, is a beautiful and fun, albeit short, title in this genre. Alien creatures, called Moonsters, have crash landed on a strange planet and you must help them collect "space tofu" which can be exchanged for the pieces they need to fix their ship and fly home. The space tofu (which looks like little golden eggs) is spread about the screen waiting to be gathered. You need to position and angle your Moonster, pull back and launch him toward the tofu (similar to Angry Birds' control scheme).
To complete a level, your Moonster must collect the minimum specified number of pieces of tofu. As he passes over a piece, he'll pick it up, with larger pieces acting as multipliers, increasing your score dramatically. At the end of a level you are given a score and a star rating based on a number of factors including, amount of tofu collected, your speed, and how many multipliers you picked up. The stars range from 1 to 3 and a trophy (for a really well done job). A particular total number of stars must be collected in order to unlock subsequent 10-level chapters.
As you progress through the game's 90 levels you are introduced to the three Moonsters: Mr. U, Mr. Cube and Ms. Daisy. Each of them are a different shape and as such, have slightly different reactions when flying about the screen and bumping off obstacles while trying to collide with their yummy space tofu. While you are always only directly controlling a single Moonster, some levels will require you to interact with other Moonsters in order to be successful. These were easily the most entertaining levels.
The game's visuals are quite nice cel-shaded cartoon style graphics. Ars Thanea has done a fine job creating an appealing set of characters and a stunning looking universe. Moonsters' 90 levels are spread evenly across three different worlds; Briars & Brambles, the Fungai Forest, and finally the Desert Island, each of which has its own attributes and unique obstacles. For the most part the game ran quite smoothly, and level-retries were quick to load, thankfully leaving your Moonster at the exact location of your previous attempt. Although, there were a few notable exceptions. For starters, at the end of a level the counter animation stutters quite a bit, making it feel almost as if the iPhone 4 was having trouble keeping up. The in-game intro video looks over-compressed and pixelated. At 35 MB, the game is already over the 20MB 3G limit so we're not sure why Ars Thanea didn't use a better quality version of the video.
While overall, the levels in Moonsters do get progressively more difficult, there was really only maybe a handful of them that took us more than a couple of attempts to get at least a one star ranking on. The first 30 levels are were fairly basic, perhaps a little too simple, often requiring nothing more than a straight shot to complete, and we had no trouble getting 2 stars (or more) on our first attempt. We found the later levels involving multiple Moonsters and the "wind effect" to be much more interesting and wished these concepts had been introduced earlier on in the game.
Initial completion of all the levels didn't take much more than an hour or so, but Ars Thanea has included a few things to help drive replayability. First and foremost, completionists will be angling to get trophies on every level, as well as work their way up the game's leaderboards. Unfortunately these are handled via a separate web page, and when you view them you are taken out of the game; it also doesn't support backgrounding, so that means you have to re-launch the game. It's unclear why the decision was made to go with a proprietary high score system like this, when very good alternatives like OpenFeint and Game Center already exist. Hopefully the game will see an update with integration of one of these services. There are also 3 possible endings which can be unlocked using your collected tofu, and you'll need to replay levels a lot, if you want to collect enough to see all three.
The controls worked quite well and were perfectly responsive, but we found it rather difficult to determine exactly how much power we were using on a given shot as there was no good indicator of this. As we mentioned earlier, part of your level score is based on how quickly you complete the level, but there is also no clock or timer on the screen to indicate how long it took you to complete the level. So you really have no idea if this time is based on when you launch your Moonster or when the level finishes loading. Once you have collected the minimum number of pieces of tofu, an indicator changes to "level complete", but you can still possibly collect more after that changes. Does the timer stop here? Then it takes a really long time for the game to realize that you've done a level. You can tap on the right arrow (not particularly intuitive) to end the level, but which action causes the score's timer to stop? Something needs to be done here to make the scoring factors a little more clearly defined, informing the player of exactly what they need to do to achieve 2 stars vs. 3 stars or a trophy vs. 3 stars.
A nice addition to the iPhone's expanding collection of physics-based puzzle games, and is the most fun when it's challenging, but it needs a bit of tweaking for its gameplay to reach the quality of its visuals.
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Originally posted by Amy Phillips: I am hoping that the re-use of test cases in my system will speed up the test preparation process
the bug tracking will improve the quality does this seem feasible?
Originally posted by Amy Phillips: ahh but how do you know the quality of your product if you don't have accurate (or any) bug reports? Obviously the level quality won't be directly effected by the reports but it will allow an accurate measure to be made
Originally posted by Amy Phillips: Thats exactly it but the stats of from the bug database are used to create reports. Its kind of similar to Mercury Interactive's Test Director but with less gloss
Originally posted by Amy Phillips: Thats just a feature of the application. Basically the tool is for all project members to stored tests and run tests while also reporting bugs found. At the end reports are generated based on the tests performed and bugs found.
What I am basically wondering is if anyone has used a tool like this or can see that it would be beneficial to use one? I am trying to extend this whole bug database thing to be a bit more functional.
The system will be quite generic so that you can perform different types of test i.e. system, unit, acceptance etc and the testers just create the tests and then use them from a library.
Originally posted by Amy Phillips: I agree with your point about quality so maybe its not quality I mean but the whole project communication thing.
How can a project manager know when a project will be completed without reports?
Ok they are very different but the idea with a system like this would be to bring the programmers and testers together therefore it is important the testers can see the unit tests and the programmers can see the acceptance tests etc.
I think that the big problem with programming and testing is that the two teams work so far apart.
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Originally posted by Amy Phillips: I am soon to begin a project creating a test management and bug tracking tool.


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CHICAGO — Rajon Rondo had 20 points, nine rebounds and 10 assists to lead the Boston Celtics to a 101-95 win over the Chicago Bulls on Monday night.
This was perhaps the Celtics best effort of the young season. After losing at home to Philadelphia last Friday, they have won two in a row on the road and climbed above .500 for the first time at 4-3.
Rondo took advantage of Bulls point guard Nate Robinson for three quarters, helping the Celtics build a 12-point lead on 10-for-16 shooting.
Rondo extended his streak of consecutive games with 10 or more assists to 31, the longest since John Stockton had 37 straight between in 1989.
Brandon Bass led four other Celtics in double figures with 16 points as Boston held off a furious late Chicago rally to snap a five-game losing streak at the United Center. Kevin Garnett had 15 points.
Luol Deng led the Bulls with 26 points and 11 rebounds. Joakim Noah added 17 points.
The Bulls held Boston without a point for 5:15 of the fourth quarter, scoring 10 straight pull to 87-84. Chicago had five straight possessions to close the gap further but couldn't, and Jason Terry finally snapped the Celtics' drought with a jumper with just under 5 minutes to play.
Rookie Marquis Teague replaced Robinson in the fourth and helped curb Rondo's scoring. Noah outplayed Garnett during the Chicago spree, aggressively driving to the basket while Garnett missed three straight jumpers on the other end, including an air ball that landed out of bounds.
In the final minute, Deng made two free throws to cut the lead to three, but Rondo passed to Garnett for a dunk and Taj Gibson missed two free throws. Rondo then passed to Bass for a dunk to seal the win.
Monday night's game was the third in four nights for the Celtics and the busy stretch continues when they return home to play Utah on Wednesday at TD Garden.
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QUESTION: How much tougher is it now to take out a first-time residential home loan or to refinance compared with four years ago?
ANSWER: It is very tough to get a loan today. Four years ago you could buy a home with 100 percent financing, 0 percent down payment, no mortgage insurance, a credit score of 660 and debt-to-income ratio of 45 percent and no additional costs. Today most lenders will do 80 percent financing with a 20 percent down payment, no mortgage insurance, a credit score of 740, debt-to-income ratio of 42 percent and no additional costs.
Q: What can a prospective borrower do to improve his chances of getting a first-time loan or to refinance a loan?
A: The first thing I would suggest is that they go to www.annualcreditreport.com and check on their credit report. You are allowed one free credit report annually. This way, the borrower can review his/her report and see whether there are any discrepancies, oddities or derogatory reporting that could hurt their chances of securing a loan.
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M ost of us have dreams as children about what we'll become when we grow into adulthood.
For some of us it's about becoming a fireman or a cop.
For some it's about writing a best-selling novel, playing professional baseball or making the Olympic team.
For some it's about making a career out of the military or becoming a doctor.
And for some, like Conewago Township resident Jerry Kerper, it was about becoming a star in country music.
Some of us make the big time, most of us don't.
And for those of us who don't, a few of us continue along our dream path by playing sandlot baseball until we're too old to do it anymore, or writing poetry that no one gets to read, or satisfying our "fireman" call by becoming a volunteer firefighter for the community fire company.
Same for Kerper. He was recently named to the Maryland Country Music Hall of Fame, he said, and for him that's about as good as it's ever going to get.
But he's OK with that.
Even at age 80, Kerper continues to play his instrument of choice -- the harmonica -- as part of his band, Just Plain Country, at small clubs, fire halls, carnivals, VFWs, American Legion posts, recreation centers and race tracks near and far.
His most recent performance, in fact, was at a restaurant/club called "Yesteryear" in East Berlin last Saturday night. Size of the crowd: 100 people or so, all of whom love the sound of "old" country music, the classic stuff many of us heard 40 and 50 years ago.
Clearly it is not the "big time" of country music. It is, however, where most of the biggest names in country music got their start -- at the bottom of the heap -- and where many of those who aspire to a career in country music continue to play until their dream ends.
For most, that comes sooner rather than later. Not enough money. Too much of a time commitment. Not enough opportunity. No sense of moving onward and upward.
For Kerper, that time hasn't come yet. He continues to play. He says he'll always play, not for the money, but for the pure pleasure of making music people enjoy hearing.
Kerper grew up in Berks County, in a small town called Birdsboro, which had a mostly rural population of fewer than 3,000 people, at a time when the harmonica was considered a toy, not a musical instrument.
"My father didn't want me messing around with music," he said, "because I think he wanted me to concentrate on playing baseball. I was a left-handed pitcher."
But what Kerper really wanted to do was learn to play the harmonica. He used to sit on his grandfather's lap while he played the mouth organ, and that served as his inspiration.
"I started playing the harmonica when I was around 12 years of age," Kerper said, "and by the time I was 16, I was playing the minstrel shows all around Berks County for money. My father didn't want me to play, so I'd have to sneak out of the house to play shows at the Reading Orioles and the Penn Wheelman Shows."
One day, Kerper and a few friends were sitting on the steps of the Birdsboro Post Office playing music, when a post office employee by the name of Hap Naugle came outside -- only this time, instead of chasing them off, he handed Kerper a 10-hole Chromatic (a fancy harmonica) and told him, "If you're going to play a harmonica, you might as well learn to play a good one."
Kerper took it from there. At age 18, while at home on leave from the Air Force, he had a chance to play with the Harmonicats, a well-known group at the time that happened to be performing in Reading. That was all the encouragement Kerper needed to keep playing.
Did he make a lot of money at it? No. He hasn't become ridiculously famous, either.
But it brought him pleasure. And he has played with some of the biggest names in the country music business over the years. Names like: George Jones, Ray Price, Connie Smith, Marty Robbins, Marty Stuart and Charlie Pride.
Not bad for a guy who spent his working life as an over-the-road truck driver and regional car hauler, and many of his weekends (for more than five decades) playing country music wherever they'd have him.
It's probably not a career his father would have approved of, Kerper said. "In fact, my buddy and I once had a baseball tryout with a professional team when we were in our late teens. My buddy went; I didn't. It made my father furious. He never got over that."
There's no way of knowing, of course, but his grandfather, William Keller, almost surely would have supported Kerper's choice.
Grandpa's harmonica playing was, after all, Kerper's inspiration.
And almost 70 years later, he's still going strong.
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Lots of people have been asking about the traffic situation on I-20 near Bovina.
The picture to the left tells the story.
Trooper Craig Morton of the Mississippi Highway Patrol called in to our office with information about the accident.
An 18-wheeler traveling west-bound on Interstate 20 near Bovina hit an icy patch on the roadway. The driver lost control of the vehicle and when the truck came to rest, it was on it's side in the median of the interstate.
The driver, who remains unidentified, was not injured and was not cited for the accident.
Trooper Morton said he and his colleague worked a number of accidents last evening.
The 18-wheeler – licensed to Walmart – was making scheduled deliveries to area stores and the stock had to be loaded onto another Walmart truck before the overturned vehicle could be uprighted and towed away.
There were some traffic delays on the interstate a little earlier, while that process was taking place.
Our conversations with Trooper Morton, Sheriff Pace and Chief Armstrong (a former member of the MHP) today all ended with words of caution for people traveling on the roadways during the next couple of days. The rain falling during the day will, often, turn to ice in the overnight hours. Buckle up, slow down, allow more room to brake, increase your following distance and – most importantly – don't drink (or text) and drive!
This is Super Bowl Weekend and there will be many people out celebrating the game. With those celebrations comes the chance of people, who have had too much to drink, traveling the roads. Please, if you drink, don't drive. Take it from someone who has lost a daughter to a drunken driver, it's just not worth the damage you can cause… to yourself or someone else.
For those of you who had a few too many, there's a really simple solution. Program this phone number in your phone.
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It's the final week in March and several schools have already hit the ground running in the class of 2012. Today we'll take a look at the verbal commitments for the ACC, where the two Florida programs are leading the pack with multiple verbal commitments early in the recruiting cycle.
Boston College (0)
No commitments at this time.
Clemson (2)
Offensive lineman Jay Guillermo (Marryville, Tenn.)
Defensive end Shaquille Lawson (Central, S.C.)
Duke (2)
Defensive end Allen Jackson (Owings Mills, Md.)
Wide receiver Erich Schneider (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.)
Florida State (7)
Kicker Roberto Aguayo (Groveland, Fla.)
Athlete Chris Casher (Mobile, Ala.), MaxPreps Top 100 for 2012 Watch List member
Defensive end Mario Edwards Jr. (Denton, Texas)
Defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. (St. Petersburg, Fla.), MaxPreps Top 100 for 2012 Watch List member
Running back Mario Pender (Cape Coral, Fla.)
Defensive tackle Dalvon Stuckey (De Funiak Springs, Fla.)
Defensive back P.J. Williams (Ocala, Fla.)
Georgia Tech (1)
Defensive end Junior Gnonkonde (Lakeland, Ga.)
Maryland (3)
Defensive end Roman Braglio (Owings Mills, Md.)
Offensive lineman Nick Brigham (Atlanta, Ga.)
Offensive lineman Mike Madaras (Olney, Md.)
Miami (8)
Defensive back Willie Bailey (Hallandale, Fla.)
Linebacker Keith Brown (Miami, Fla.)
Wide receiver Jontavious Carter (Cordele, Fla.)
Quarterback Gray Crow (Clearwater, Fla.), MaxPreps Top 100 for 2012 Watch List member
Running back Randy "Duke" Johnson (Miami, Fla.)
Defensive back Amos "A.J." Leggett (Miami, Fla.), MaxPreps Top 100 for 2012 Watch List member
Defensive end Trent Taylor (Lakeland, Fla.)
Quarterback David Thompson (Miami, Fla.)
North Carolina (1)
Linebacker Shakeel Rashad (Jacksonville, Fla.)
N.C. State (2)
Defensive back Niles Clark (Marietta, Ga.)
Defensive back Josh Sessoms (Bailey, N.C.)
Virginia (1)
Linebacker Mark Hall (Virginia Beach, Va.)
Virginia Tech (4)
Defensive back Donaldven Manning (Miami, Fla.)
Linebacker Dahman McKinnon (Hope Mills, N.C.)
Quarterback T.J. Millweard (Fort Worth, Texas)
Defensive back Davion Tookes (Fairburn, Ga.)
Wake Forest (1)
Offensive lineman Joel Suggs (Randleman, N.C.)
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Should Virtual Theft Carry A Real-World Penalty?February 25th 2008 by ThumbGods Editor in Gaming News 0 comments
This article on Kotaku talks about the theft of Second Life items or epic gear, and whether it should have a real-world penalty. If you follow gaming news, you've heard horror stories about the divorcing couple fighting over in-game assets, or the college roommates who got into a fistfight over a virtual sword. Should a virtual item carry a real world value? And should the theft of an item have a real-world penalty?
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Is it relevant for the qualification as theft whether the stolen fortune stays officially in game? Well, not to me. I see no reason for distinguishing between virtual and physical theft. The original owners of the stolen Habbo furniture obtained the items after they bought credits with real money, and do attach value to those items. As long as the original owner looses something of value (such as virtual items) due to the act of another individual who gains possession over the item, it should in my opinion be qualified as theft, no matter whether the locus delicti is in the physical or the virtual world.
What do you think? Should ninja-looters be sentenced to community service? Or is it just imaginary stuff in a pretend game world?
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAY, NOV. 8: You make relationships a top priority, and as a result, they thrive. This month you'll show your strength through tenderness. You'll be lucky with making long-term decisions. A deal that goes down in December will pay you in July. There's a move in August. Leo and Aries people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 10, 30, 1, 13 and 41.
IN THE STARS: If you hear the distant sound of snapping fingers, that's the Capricorn moon reminding us to move it along because there's much more work to be done.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Make healthy choices and plans in the morning when your willpower is high. Then later, when it's time to implement those decisions, there's no choice to be made.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Consider the obstacles you might face so that you can proactively deal with them. The more prepared you are for the outcomes you don't want the less likely they are to occur.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). The goal is to win someone over to your side without making them think they've crossed some kind of line. You'll do this with your charm, friendliness and humor.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Like a little bird that has broken out of an egg, you have made it past a barrier but are still not ready to fly. Let people take care of you while you gather the strength.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). If you would rather be doing something else, the task at hand won't be fun. You can make the present seem like less work by reminding yourself that it's what's happening now.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). When it feels like too much work has depleted your good mood, dreaming will invigorate you. You'll get energy from making goals and/or imagining your new improved life.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You always try to move upward on the morality scale, and so people around you behaving badly will hold no sway over your actions. That said, peer pressure is very real to you now.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Because you have moxie, you know what it is. The people who don't have it don't recognize it in you. Don't blame them, but don't give them an important responsibility, either.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You intended your life story to go one way, and now it seems you're living it another. Whether the versions are close or drastically different, just know that every life story goes through this.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You're a regular productivity master. If it's been done by someone else, you'll choose a different task. Duplicate work, ideas and opinions aren't helpful, and that's all the reason you need to just be yourself.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Once you do all you can do, the next step is to determine that it was enough. Do not forget that step. Give yourself the satisfaction of acknowledging that you gave it your all.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). If you're not sure how to judge a situation, look at the people involved. What's their mood? Do they seem happy or malcontent?


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Really seeing the Emotional / Relationship Marketing focus across the blogs nowadays. This was well done, and I saw another one by Brooke Ballard and another by Steve Goldner.
Then Ken Mueller wrote one where he expressed the difference between building community and building a "sense of community". If brands focus on that "sense of community" then they will strike the right balance of relationship...more than "I've heard of you" and still less than "you are creepin' me out!"
Didn't David Lee Roth have a relationship with his teacher...I think the clock is SLOOOOW?
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