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Past tense of making a major mistake
"Man, I really screwed the pooch when I talked to my boss while I was druck last night."
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Another way of saying "blew it" or "messed up".
"You really screwed the pooch on that one dude".
автор: Barb 9 сентября 2004
The act of really messing things up.
Damn, i really screwed the pooch on that one.
автор: madmanmarx 10 октября 2007
A way in which to describe a mistake or blunder.
"That computer's a lemon, I really screwed the pooch on that deal!"
автор: c. Wallace 21 мая 2004
To commit a blatant heinously humiliating error.
When he got drunk and took on the ninja, he really screwed the pooch.
автор: postmachoguy 3 января 2009
to screw up
Boy who ever approved the new Big Tex design really screwed the pooch!
автор: screwedthepooch 4 октября 2013
Screwing the pooch is a nonsensical action that is being done while a major fuck up is occuring or has occured.
Management have screwed the pooch while the competition gained the upperhand.
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The president must be thoughtful and decisive, particularly in his important role as commander–in-chief of our military forces. Let's review how President Obama has done in that role.
A big accomplishment was, of course, his leadership in finding and eliminating Osama bin Laden, the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks.
He first provided direction to the military and intelligence agencies to focus attention on finding bin Laden.
When he was found, the president then had to choose among several alternative approaches to deal with bin Laden.
President Obama made the decision to go with the bold plan to raid the bin Laden compound inside Pakistan — even though several advisors were opposed to the idea.
He decided to employ a surgical strike using our special forces instead of starting another war — this time with Pakistan.
Here is what Admiral McRaven has said about Obama's management of this operation.
"The president was at all times presidential. I would contend he was the smartest guy in the room. He had leadership skills we'd expect from a guy who has had 35 years in the military."
And the cost in American lives equaled zero and the benefits to the American people impossible to measure precisely but certainly significant.
Consider Obama's leadership against that of President Bush and his neo-con advisors. They went to war in Afghanistan because Afghanistan refused to hand over bin Laden. Their "war-first" hawkish nature led us to war with Iraq because why? They used lies about WMDs and Saddam Hussein's ties with terrorists associated with the 9/11 attacks. Cost in American lives equaled 6,000-plus and counting. Cost to the American people equaled more than $3 trillion.
Obama promised to end military operation in Iraq. He has kept that promise.
Obama promised to refocus our military efforts on Afghanistan, the center of bin Laden's al-Qaida network. He has done that as commander-in-chief.
Our military has killed more than 30 of al-Qaida's top leaders and has effectively destroyed the network in Afghanistan. Obama has now pledged to get us out of Afghanistan by 2014, and he is moving toward that goal.
Through Obama's strategic use of our military — plus cooperation and respectful leadership with our allies — the world was able to remove the tyrannical dictatorship of Mohammar Gadhafi in Libya without committing us to a drawn-out war. Cost in American lives equaled zero, cost to the American people about $800 million.
As president and commander-in chief, Obama has done the most important thing a president can do: He has helped keep us safe and secure.
There have been no terrorist attacks on his watch.
In contrast, under President W. Bush, we had the worst terrorist attack on American soil in history. Why? Because Bush and his Cold War mentality, neo-con advisors chose to ignore President Clinton's warning that our greatest threat was al-Qaida (not Russia), chose to ignore warnings from Richard Clarke (head of the counter intelligence unit) and chose to ignore the intelligence briefing report "al-Qaida to attack in the U.S."
Instead, our inexperienced commander-in-chief (Bush) went on vacation for the month of August. Two weeks later 9/11 happened.
As commander-in-chief, Obama has kept us out of new wars. He has conducted our military and foreign policy with intelligent and measured response (examples: Iran and Syria).
That has brought him (and America) the respect and admiration of the vast majority of countries and people around the world.
Does anyone really believe that flip-flopper Romney with his lack of experience, lack of decision backbone and shoot- from-the hip approach is suited for this role?
In his recent forays into foreign policy, he insulted our greatest ally, Great Britain, regarding their Olympics implementation. He insulted Palestinians by saying their inferior culture has made them less economically successful than Israel.
Earlier, he risked igniting animosities with Russia by saying they are our biggest threat. Romney has surrounded himself with many of the same pro-force neo-cons that Bush used to guide him in foreign policy.
He would be another puppet to these radical puppeteers. Scary! He already has people in the developed world cringing at the thought of another neo-con like Bush in the White House.
His running mate, Paul Ryan, claims he has needed foreign and military experience because he voted to send our young people to war. Really? That's relevant experience?
So, people, voting is important and will have consequences. President Obama has shown leadership, competence and courage as commander-in-chief under many trying circumstances.
I prefer to have someone with his experience, proven competence and wisdom in charge.
Charles Green lives in Nevada County.
Obama has done the most important thing a president can do: He has helped keep us safe and secure.

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Medical imaging device for looking at the past and finding out what could have been done better.
Nurse - If we had not given Mrs Jones that dose of morphine I don't think she would have stoped breathing.
Dr - Stop using your retrospectoscope!
Dr - Stop using your retrospectoscope!
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Cochrane Building, Pool Room 0.12
This room is wheelchair accessible
Accessible Route
From the main entrance take the first corridor on the left, just past the reception desk. There is a push door which some people might require assistance to open. During normal working hours there are always porters at reception who will provide assistance if required . Pool Room 0.12 is the first room on the right.
Facilities and Room Information
This is a board room style seminar room with a capacity of 18. There are loose chairs which can be moved to accommodate up to 6 wheelchair spaces.
The seminar room door is 870mm wide.
The lighting levels are very good and bright.
There is good contrast between the floor and the walls.
Furniture in the room should be arranged as shown in the photograph at all times. Providing it is arranged correctly, there is a passing space between the wall and the chairs of 1100mm wide on the left and 1200mm on the right (looking into the room from the door).
The chairs do not have arms. The seat height from the floor is 470mm.
There is a clear space of 700mm from the floor to the underside of the desks.
The height of the lectern is 840mm from the floor to the surface.
The flip chart is 850mm from the floor to the underside and is attached to the wall.
The white board is 1100mm from the floor to the underside.
The light switch is 1120mm from the floor.
There is not a hearing loop in this room.
Emergency Evacuation
The emergency exit route is clearly labelled (the green running man) and there are 5 exits in total on the ground floor. Please take the time to familiarise yourself with the exits and exit routes. The exits are shown on the plan on the right hand side of this screen.
If you think you might require assistance in the event of an emergency evacuation, you must arrange a Personalised Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) as soon as possible. Students must contact their School Disability Contact to arrange a PEEP. Staff will need to contact their School / Division Disability Contact or their manager to arrange a PEEP. Please remember that it is your responsibility to inform the relevant person that you require a PEEP to be set up.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Agron, 24, and Pettyfer, 20, are engaged. "They're very happy about it," adds the source.
Their reps have no comment and the couple – costars in the teen-oriented sci-fi thriller I am Number Four, in theaters Feb. 18 – remain coy about their romance.
When Agron showed up at the I Am Number Four press day wearing a thin diamond band on her left ring finger, she told PEOPLE that her love life is "something I never like speaking [about]," but also shared with reporters that Pettyfer was "great" to work with "because he was so enthusiastic and so determined to give everything he had to this character." She added, "he wasn't a diva, so that was good."
As for Pettyfer, he sidestepped questions about their relationship on the red carpet at the Golden Globes, but told PEOPLE that Agron is "a lovely girl. I was very fortunate to work with her, and she was amazing in I Am Number Four."
With both playing coy, it remains to be seen if there will be another star-studded wedding to look forward to.
Reporting by CYNTHIA WANG, JENNIFER GARCIA, BLAINE ZUCKERMAN and DAHVI SHIRA
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When a senior citizen, usually, loses control of their whip and crashes into, for instance, a bus stop, taking out 5 men, 3 women and 2 children, 10 people in all, hence the bowling reference. Upon further investigation, this is usually not the first time the driver has done this.
In today's news, Elmer Walter Jones, 89, bowled a strike with his Buick Century this afternoon at the local shopping mall.
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to take a shit. see bowling a strike.
after i bowl a strike, i feel as light as air, and i know the rest of the day is going to be a-okay.
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to get laid ten times in one night by ten different hot girls.
John bowled a strike when he got drunk with some girls.
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Authorities on Tuesday identified the five victims who died after the plane they were in crashed after takeoff and burst into flames Saturday night off Lake Tahoe's South Shore.
The victims have been identified as Fresno, Calif., residents Harold Cardwell, 60, Kin Cardwell, 41, Francisco De La Mora, 43, Lorena De La Mora, 39, and Esmeralda De La Mora, 6. They were identified using dental charts, according to the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office.
According to a press release from the city of South Lake Tahoe, the plane took off from Lake Tahoe Airport at 9:48 p.m. Saturday and crashed shortly afterward in a meadow off Winnemucca Avenue near Barton Memorial Hospital.
El Dorado County Sheriff's Lt. Pete Van Arnum said witnesses heard an engine having trouble, then saw the plane turn, dip and crash into brush near the edge of the meadow. It burst into flames upon impact, creating a fire that spread to about an acre.
Federal Aviation Administration Regional Public Affairs Manager Allen Kenitzer said the plane, a fixed-wing, single-engine Piper PA32 Cherokee, crashed under unknown circumstances and was destroyed by fire. According to FAA records, the plane was registered to owners in Fresno; Francisco De La Mora was one of the co-owners.
De la Mora was owner of JDM Transport Inc., a trucking company based in Fresno, company dispatcher Jose Lopez told the Associated Press. De La Mora took a "personal trip" to Lake Tahoe for the day Saturday with his wife, Lorena; daughter, Esmeralda; and friends, the Cardwells, and had planned to return the same day, Lopez said.
Much of the wreckage was destroyed by the fire, making identification of the plane and victims difficult, Van Arnum said.
Winnemucca Avenue resident Dr. Jean Makris said she was home Saturday night when she heard the crash.
"I heard a noise first then saw a fireball. It burned very hot and brightly," she said. "I called 911, everyone called 911; and some of us went into the meadow to see if there were any survivors. It seemed that there were not."
Makris said emergency crews arrived at the scene and moved everyone out of the meadow so they could fight the fire and begin the investigation.
"Our hearts go out to the families of those (who) perished in this tragic accident," South Lake Tahoe Mayor Claire Fortier said in a statement. "Thanks to the quick and cooperative efforts by multiple agencies; the fire caused by this crash was put out quickly."
According to the city, the crash was not related to the 23rd annual Lake in the Sky Air Show, which took place earlier Saturday.
The plane crashed within El Dorado County limits; the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office is the lead agency of this investigation. FAA and National Transportation Safety Board officials are still investigating the incident.


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I am currently implementing SAP IDM 7.2 SP4 and in particular working on my provisionning processes.
My IDM datasource is a cvs file in which are transcribed various users' information both from HCM and other sources.
In addition, we created roles that are specified in the csv file to be assigned to the user. I creating my jobs in order to read in this file and write the informations in the Identity Center. In order to ensure that role is replaced in the Identity Center and thus in the backends, I assigned a prefix {M} (I also tried with {E} and {R}) before MXREF_MX_ROLE attribute value.
The objective is:
- To be able to assign in the UI additional roles in complement of the one assigned through my csv file
- To delete all the assigned roles (including the ones added in UI) when the role is modified in the file
- Not to perform any modification on roles when another attribute from the file is modified (MX_MAIL_PRIMARY for example)
As of today, the first 2 points are working but I face a problem with the last 1. Indeed, when I modify the email address, it also modify the MXREF_MX_ROLE attribute and remove all the roles added in the UI.
How can I manage to be able to only modify in the Identity Center the attribute modified in the source file?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Very best regards,
Hi Estelle,
If you separate the role update out from the other attributes into a separate "to IDS" pass, and then put a delta on it, the roles will only be updated when the roles are changed.
Hope that helps?
Hello Ian,
Thank you for your answer.
Creating a new pass and a delta was also my first thought that I hope would solve the issue but that creating a new problem.
I created a new path in my job but then after some tests, I observe that my job is only going through the first pass and not through the second.
Thus when I modified a role in my file, nothing happened as it is not launching the pass if the first pass "modify Identity Data" is not launched.
I tried to modify the order of passes but then roles modifications are provisioned but not identity modifications.
I made things work is to separate not in different passes but in different jobs and now have to create an event so that "role" job will start after "identity" job.
However, I would prefer to use passes.
Have I missed something?
I am new on SAP IDM and thus really appreciate your help.
Thank you for your help.
Best regards,
Is there anyway you can put in a screenshot of your 2 passes in the job and the job log? My guesses would be
Hope that helps?
Can you also post your job log when you try to execute the job which includes two passes?
Thank you for your feedback.
Job logs does not report any errors, it appears to be working fine and even to identify new entries or modified entries :
But then it does not launch the job to implement those modifications in the Identity Center and thus in the SAP Backends.
Do you know what could be the issue?
In addition, I choose random names for my delta Identifiers and marked only "Skip unchanged entries". Could it have an impact?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Very best regards,
The passes are running, but they don't have anything to process. Your select statements in the source must be returning 0 entries. Try running them against the database so you can determine how exactly you want to write them. They seem more complicated than they need to be as well.
You might want to try putting a delta only on the "To IDStore" passes. And when you read in the files, write to a temporary table in the identity center database. Verify that the temp table is being written. Then for the write passes, do a very basic select statement out of the temp table, and have let the delta handle if it should process it or not. Do it just like the import jobs are written.
It's quite hard to see from the screenshots, but the delta's in each pass must have a different name - is that the case?
I am not working on IdM 7.2 yet, but in your second role pass you set the mskeyvalue on the destination tab to %%. Should that not be the current mskeyvalue instead? Like you do it in the identity passes.
Kind regards
Heidi Kronvold
Also you could consider not using the delta functionality and instead design your sql on the source tab so that it only finds entries that has been changed and need to be updated. Then on the source tab only these entries are affected and that should solve your problem?
Kind regards
Heidi Kronvold
Indeed I inactivated the delta and I appear to work better but one issue remains:
I also tried to add the changetype "Add" in the first pass but then nothing is working anymore and the modifications in the users are not detected.
Thank you very much for your help.
The first case: You probably need to set the global constant MX_PRIV_MODIFY_POLICY. Whenever modifications are done on a user, provisioning of assigned roles will be started depending on what MX_PRIV_MODIFY_POLICY is set to.
Take a look at this from the documentation:
The global constant MX_PRIV_MODIFY_POLICY specifies how to handle modify events on privileges. Modify events on all other entry types are not affected.
The default behavior is that the modify event task is executed for all attributes of the privilege. You can also select a number of attributes that should trigger the modify event task.
With the global constant MX_PRIV_MODIFY_POLICY you can specify the following behavior:
If there is no MX_MODIFYTASK_ATTR, the modify task will not be started.
Note: This behavior is the reverse of MX_PRIV_MODIFY_POLICY=0, where the lack of MX_MODIFYTASK_ATTR means that every attribute will trigger the modify task.
Using this strategy will also improve performance, compared to 0.
Kind regards
Heidi Kronvold


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The 8 People Who Will Ruin Your Attempt to Lose Weight
#4. Overly Spontaneous People
Sticking to an exercise/diet routine depends a lot on planning and routine. Some plans have a once-a-week splurge worked in, maybe a Pig-out Friday to let the pressure out, so you can get back to the grind on Saturday. If you're taking exercise classes -- martial arts, boot camp, yoga, pole dancing -- you might only be able to go certain days of the week.
Spontaneous people can throw this all out of whack. Friends who call you up and ask if you want to go out to dinner in the city -- and it turns out their reservation is an hour from now. Or friends who just came from out of town and forgot to tell you ahead of time, but they're leaving tomorrow. Someone who just realized it was so-and-so's birthday and "we have to do something." Or maybe parents that drop by unexpectedly with home-cooked dinners because "you're so busy."
Once in a while, spontaneity is great, but too many free spirits, helpful parents and poor planners in your life can add up to four pig-out nights a week, a month of missing kung fu classes and a completely sabotaged diet.
#3. Family Members Who Are Not On A Diet
The people most in a position to ruin your diet without meaning to are family members that aren't on a diet. They don't have to be sadists who keep going, "Mmmmmmm," while eating burgers in front of you. Even if they're totally supportive of your diet, there are just logistical problems.
Say you want to go out for breakfast, and they want to go down to the local greasy spoon diner because you can all objectively agree they have the best breakfast in town, with the bacon and the eggs and the omelets and what, no dish under 2,000 calories. Maybe you could get away with ordering a bowl of fruit but the waitress would look at you funny and the fruit would smell funny and appear to be about 10 days old.
On the other hand, the places that meet your diet plan are places like Subway, and forcing a spouse to eat at Subway with you counts as domestic abuse in many states.
If you cook at home, it's not really practical to make separate dishes for each person, so in reality, you pretty much get to go vegetarian with your spouse or your spouse doesn't go vegetarian. Even if you're just cutting fat, you can't cut the heavy cream out of just your bowl of clam chowder and not the rest of the pot. (Note: If you can think of a way to do this, please let me know.)
It's not completely impossible to switch to a healthy diet without your family taking one for the team and sacrificing some delicious foods from their diet, but being able to do it usually takes some convoluted planning or just black magic.
#2. People Who Make Fun Of Your Stupid Exercise Routine
I'm not saying it's wrong to make fun of people for doing Jazzercise, Tae-bo, Zumba, yoga, powerwalking, soccer, pole dancing fitness or martial arts as an adult, and we as Americans have a duty to come up with humorous quips about our friends' manhood or coolness or funny-looking neon-colored exercise gear, in order to save our declining mainstream sports.
But if your friend is a perennial couch potato who's finally found the motivation to exercise through country line dancing aerobics, after failing to stick with jogging, walking, MMA and any other cool-people-acceptable exercises, you might want to think twice about whether you might be sabotaging his last chance to not die early of heart disease.
Or if, hypothetically, your doughy, physically inept girlfriend takes up kung fu, maybe you shouldn't greet her with, "Oh look, it's Jackie Chan!" and pretend to be scared of her. Because she might unleash a spinning tornado kick at you. And miss, and hurt her back, and then she can't exercise for two weeks. Is that what you want?
#1. Delicious People
Personally, I was making a lot of progress in my weight loss over the past week, ever since that big biohazard emergency. I guess the mandatory quarantine has helped keep out distractions so I could really focus. The weight has literally been falling off of me, like in actual chunks of flesh, which is a little weird, but I guess that makes sense, how else would fat people get thinner?
The only problem is that lately I just keep running into really delicious looking people, just really pink and fleshy, with brains that just melt in your mouth. They have to be like, a million calories. I guess I just need to start avoiding bunkers and fortified buildings entirely, since they're always chock full of tempting, tasty-looking people.
Damn these people, it's their fault I can't go anywhere these days. Well, that and the fact my feet fell off.
Hey, you're actually looking pretty tasty ...
For more from Christina, check out 5 Reasons Riding a Bike Is The Most Humiliating Exercise and 5 Weight Loss Tips for Cynical Bastards.


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From Mirror reports
Allegheny Township police said an Amtran bus driver's failure to yield at an intersection caused a two-vehicle crash about 3:50 p.m. Tuesday, injuring three passengers on the bus and the driver of the other vehicle.
According to police, Amtran driver Terri Jo Turiano of Altoona was attempting to turn left into Commons Plaza along Plank Road when she neglected to yield the right-of-way to a 17-year-old Hollidaysburg driver, who was traveling east along Plank Road in a white Hyundai.
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Emergency personnel remove passengers from an Amtran bus that was involved in an accident at the entrance to the Walmart in the Commons Plaza on Tuesday afternoon. Police said three passengers and the driver of the other vehicle were injured, but their conditions are unknown.
Mirror photo by Gary M. Baranec
This car was involved in an accident with an AMTRAN bus at the entrance to the Altoona Walmart on Tuesday.
Police said the two vehicles collided at the intersection.
The front end of the teen's car was smashed and twisted from the crash, which also cracked the Amtran bus's windows and damaged its front end as well.
The teen and three bus passengers were transported by ambulance to Altoona Regional Health System's Trauma Center to be treated for their injuries, police said. The severity of the injuries is unknown.
Shards of glass were scattered along the road where the two vehicles collided while fire and police crews directed traffic and awaited tow trucks to remove the wreckage.
Both the Hyundai and the bus were facing the plaza, with "Prom" visibly written across the rear windshield of the Hollidaysburg teen's car in orange paint.
Allegheny Township police were assisted by Allegheny Township Fire Department workers as well as Duncansville and Hollidaysburg ambulance crews.
Police said an investigation is still ongoing.


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Jessica Alba
Jessica Alba has been kicking ass and taking names since 2000, when she nabbed the lead role in James Cameron's critically acclaimed sci-fi series Dark Angel. This sultry sexpot has since shown off her mouthwatering curves with a string of nearly nude performances in Honey, Sin City and Fantastic Four. "The scripts I get are always for the whore or the motorcycle chick in leather or the horny maid," she jokes. "I get all these screenplays that start, 'Tawnya is in the shower. The water streams down her naked, perky breasts.'" Now that's a movie we'd definitely watch! The breathtaking brunette also made The Top 99 Most Desirable Women lists from 2006-2011 -- and we don't expect she's going anywhere soon.
AppealJessica Alba is perfectly at home prancing around in a teeny bikini. "I'm comfortable looking sexy," she insists. "Hollywood always plays up your sexuality because that's what gets men into the theaters. It's nothing to be ashamed of." We agree wholeheartedly.
Alba has since become a fixture in our beloved annual poll as well as in lists compiled by Maxim, FHM, GQ, People, Star, Playboy, and Victoria's Secret, all of which have praised her for her alluring screen presence and delectable 34-24-34 dimensions. In fact, the only person unimpressed with Alba's sexiness is Alba herself. "I actually don't think I'm attractive," she admits. "The public only sees me after I've had my hair and makeup done. Or I'm in photos that have been airbrushed or lit a certain way. It's all an illusion." That may be, but it's an illusion she pulls off with uncommon panache.
SuccessJessica Alba has a very simple rule for achieving success. "My theory is that if you look confident, you can pull off anything," she says, "even if you have no clue what you're doing." Alba has applied that theory to dazzling effect in more than 30 film and television productions, playing everything from a superhuman action hero in Dark Angel, to a pole-dancing stripper in Sin City, to a blind violinist in The Eye, to her role in the more recent romantic comedy Valentine's Day.
Regardless of the role, all of her characters possess an undeniable charm and, more often than not, a smokin' hot body encased in a bare minimum of fabric. Although she's thus far been willing to humor directors who insist on showcasing her sensuous curves, Alba is hopeful she'll eventually be cast in more meaningful productions. "I look forward to the day when I can do a small movie and act," she says, "and it's not about me wearing a f***ing bathing suit or chaps." We're in no rush for that day to arrive, but when it does, we're sure Alba will handle the transition with ease.


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A celebrity's knee-jerk reaction on Twitter by way of retweeting the post of a common user - the content of which was obviously constructed for the mere purpose of enticing the celebrity to retweet their post (e.g. @CelebrityName Your show last night had the most amazing impact on my life. Thank you!).
Can you believe that lame ass post got a tweejerk out of @Oprah? RT fail.
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12 kids' symptoms you should not ignore
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The wait-and-see approach is fine for some kids' health problems. But not these 12 symptoms you should never ignore.
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LISBON - For the second year, six school districts in the county have earned an excellent rating from the Ohio Department of Education.
The preliminary report cards released by the state this week showed Columbiana, Leetonia, Lisbon, Southern Local, United and Wellsville ranked highest out of the 11 districts during the 2011-12 school year.
An excellent rating is the equivalent of an "A" under the state department's report card system for measuring the performance of school districts.
Of the six, three districts increased their performance over last year. Leetonia earned the distinction this year by meeting all 26 state indicators and a performance index of 96.7 percent. The year before the district was rated effective and only met 16 state indicators.
Southern Local also pulled away from an effective rating and Wellsville from continuous improvement, meeting all 26 indicators and achieving a performance index of more than 90 percent.
State indicators are based on state assessments, graduation rates and attendance. To earn an indicator at least 75 percent of students must meet or exceed the proficient level. The performance index gives a district points based on all students' achievement regardless of proficiency. Districts are also rated based on adequate yearly progress and the value-added measure, which adds bonus points based on student long-term progress.
The excellent ratings weren't much of a change over last year for Columbiana and Lisbon schools districts, although Columbiana did fail to meet one state indicator this year.
Superintendent Don Mook said a change in the graduation rate formula is what kept the district from earning the indicator.
He explained that under the formula, a special education student who extends their schooling over four years counts against the graduation rate. One student in the district opted to extend their schooling, which resulted in the district meeting only 25 of the 26 indicators.
Mook said that while the student "certainly has that right," in the long run the formula "actually hurts districts."
He hopes the state will reconsider the formula next year.
Aside from the change the district's rating was nearly the same as last year.
"We've been very consistent. I think for the most part our students have been very successful, and our teachers," he said.
The district is now focusing on preparing students for changes in the common core curriculum standards, he added.
Lisbon Superintendent Don Thompson also credited students, staff and parents for the district's excellent rating.
The district was rated excellent last year as well, although at that time it only met 20 of the state indicators.
"We are very pleased. We have been on a path of improvement for the past few years The amount of indicators we got was the highest and the performance index is the highest it's ever been," he said.
The district also exceeded the value-added measure which adds bonus points based on student long-term progress.
"All credit goes out to the staff and students of our district because they are the ones that do all the work," he said.
East Palestine Superintendent George Fisk said the district is looking at every aspect of its education program to improve over the coming year.
It was the only district in the county rated continuous improvement, the equivalent of a "C" grade.
Fisk took the helm of the district earlier this year, and since his hiring a whole new administrative team has been put in place.
"Since our new administrative team came on board we have been looking at test scores," he said.
He added the team is not looking for "quick fixes" but a way to sustain excellence over the years.
Specifically, math skills among students at the middle school need to be addressed, he said.
Other districts whose ratings declined over the last year were Beaver Local, Crestview and Salem, which each slipped from excellent to effective.
Unlike those in Mahoning and Trumbull counties, none of the districts rated excellent with distinction or academic watch, which are the highest and lowest ratings respectively.
The report card data is typically released in late August but was put on hold as a result of an investigation into false attendance records submitted from districts across the state. A final report card will not be issued until the investigation is complete, the ODE said in a press release this week.
The ODE did not provide information for the Buckeye Online School for Success, a K-12 public online school in East Liverpool.


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As summer draws to a close and schools have have begun fall classes, the curtain has opened on the scholastic and collegiate soccer season.
Although this year has brought many interesting developments and changes, none have been as great as the incredible coaching changes seen in the girls high school programs: Seven area schools sport new head coaches in the girls ranks.
The yearround commitment required of coaches who want to be competitive in their respective leagues takes a toll on a coach's time and entire lifestyle. Most aren't willing to commit to this type of commitment for numerous years.
Additionally, a vast majority of the schools still will only or preferably look to hire coaches from within the district. Many times this makes it difficult to find a qualified candidate who will commit to a long term stay.
Looking at area teams, there are several major developments. Spring Cove School District has added a girls and boys programs to their varsity high school sports teams this fall. Central will have a good feeder program through its junior high soccer squads where players get several years of competitive soccer before hitting the high school ranks.
The Altoona girls, who had a rock solid roster last year finished a disappointing season finishing well under .500 and lost several key seniors which anchored the team. They are a little thin in numbers and are going to have to improve on their ability to finish and get the ball in the back of the net to produce the goals they will need to be District 6 contenders.
The Hollidaysburg Lady Tigers return a vast majority of starters,but the depth of the team is comprised of newcomers and young players with limited experience. They will hold their own in the district but once again the road to a District 6 title will run through State College.
The sleeper team to watch will be the Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic girls, who will be sneaking up and surprising some teams this year. For the past several years, the Lady Marauders have been punted around by teams in the tough Laurel Highlands Conference.
This year, they are bringing in a crop of freshmen and newcomers which have a great deal of successful Classic playing experience which will significantly bolster the overall team strength, one of them is Ashland Drass, who will be joined by her father, Michael Drass, who will be taking the assistant coaching position at BGCHS.
The Penn Cambria Lady Panthers, although undergoing a coaching change with Jess Kline taking the reins, could have the year for which they have been waiting. They return 10 starters, the conference leader in saves in goal, and five strong seniors including all-conference standout Sabrina Palguta. Leading goal scorer Kaitlyn Krug is back after losing the majority of last season to injuries, sio Penn Cambria should be able to play with anybody in the Laurel Highlands Conference - the Lady Panthers only by are hampered by the fact that the team is very small in numbers and will lack depth.
The boys scholastic soccer picture may be a bit clearer.
Hollidaysburg Golden Tigers, under ninth-year coach Craig Shale, should be the area team able to challenge for the district crown, owned last season by State College.
The Tigers have an incredibly strong core of starting seniors and will be on the attack during most of the game. They are balanced on both sides of the ball, with a strong keeper in Justin Hann. They should keep opposing defenses on their heels and have excellent ability to put up goals.
Altoona lost some very key starters off of last year's squad, and the Mountain Lions are hurting for depth. The Lions have some excellent younger talent but will have to develop quickly to challenge more mature teams in the district.
Bishop Guilfoyle could face a rocky road this season with a suspect defense and few returning starters. The Mauraduers will have to notch a lot of goals to win games in the tough Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference.
The Tyrone Golden Eagles, made up of players from both Tyrone and Bellwood-Antis, have numerous returning letterman and a great deal of experienced players but may encounter some problems in the fact that they did not have a head coach until after the season alread had officially begun.
Local soccer fans can take in some great collegiate play at Spring Run Stadium with both the ladies and mens teams pursuing the AMCC championship. The Penn State Altoona men's and women's teams look like they have the ability to contend for the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference.
Men's coach Maurice Taylor will open his season Friday at Spring Run Stadium against Westminster. Taylor sports 11 returning players with two seniors and 13 freshmen.
Mike Robinson will provide firepower for the Lions at striker as a returning all-conference choice, and Penn State Altoona will have the services of standout team captain Dan Kennedy returning from the injury list.
Taylor even sports a player coming from Italy, Ben Gerard. Garret Stern, the Lions' other returning senior and captain will anchor the midfield, where Taylor believes the team's strength will be in controlling play with a good posession game.
Taylor sees Penn State Behrend as the team to beat to garner the conference championship.
The Penn State Altoona women hope to build on their tremendous past success, according to coach Pam Snyder Etters. They have played in the finals the past four years, winning the championship in 2008 and 2010.
The primary concern is that most of those girls are gone, and Etters will have to forge a contender this year from a younger crop of players.
The offensive hopes rests on the foot of lone senior and top offensive player Allysia Ketchem, who gained All-AMCC honors last year and tied for second in points for the conference.
The team also hopes to gain real offensive punch from highly touted freshman Theresa Deppenschmidt. Junior Jessie Kulp will anchor the Lady Lions' stingy defense.
Etters has a total of five returning players but is banking heavily on some very talented incoming freshmen to help lead them to the AMCC title.
Kelsey Swanger, standout defender from Altoona High, is travelling to Johnson and Wales University in Providence , R.I. to continue her playing career. She will help anchor the center of their flat-four defense. Wales plays in the formidable Great Northeast Athletic Conference.
Emma Blair, niece of former BG standout Bill Karnes and Peggy Karnes, has earned a starting birth with Division I Mount St. Mary's in just her freshman season. One of Mount St. Marys biggest games will come against St. Francis at Loretto on Sept. 21.


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Everyone knew that the iPhone was going to be big from the
moment it was announced
in early January. Apple CEO Steve Jobs hailed the device as the ultimate in
mobile communications given that it could function as a phone, a mobile
Internet device and as an iPod.
As the months progressed, the hype mushroomed even though
the iPhone lacked a user-replaceable battery, physical keyboard, expansion
slot, voice dialing, A2DP, MMS, iChat, flash support, copy and paste ability
and video recording -- not to mention that the iPhone was tied solely to
It appears that all of the minuses stacked against the
iPhone weren't enough to phase buyers who lined up days in advance to purchase
the latest "it device" from Cupertino. Not even the $499 (4GB) and
$599 (8GB) price tags were enough to keep Apple from selling
around 525,000 iPhones from 6:00 PM Friday evening through close of
business on Sunday.
Nearly all of AT&T's stores were depleted of iPhone
stock by Saturday whereas Apple's retail stores are currently faring much
better (you can check iPhone availability here).
Apple's iPhone launch didn't go off glitch free, however.
Many users complained of activation problems with iPhone. The iPhone can be activated
through iTunes and the steady rush of users scrambling to activate their
phones overloaded AT&T's servers.
"We are working on any issues on an individual basis
with customers who were impacted," said Michael Coe, a representative for
AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel noted that a "small
percentage" of customers were having activation issues. "Our first
priority is to get them up and rolling as quickly as we can," Spiegel
For its part in the matter, an Apple
spokesman simply said "There are a small percentage of iPhone
customers who have had a less than perfect activation experience."
quote: The PS3 sold, what, 81K units its opening weekend. The iPhone's figures are 700% higher. The two aren't even comparable.
quote: True for the iPod also, and its the hottest selling consumer device in the past couple decades.
quote: Initial reviews are that the iPhone screen is quite scratch resistant. Admittedly, these are short term only, but assuming this is going to be a problem seems very premature.
quote: The phone has been out a few days only, and you're writing this out as a permanent problem? If there's a problem (it works fine with my own companies email), it'l be addressed, and soon. In any case, corporate email is not a huge selling point for the consumer public.


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I was knitting that hat until two minutes before we left for trick or treating.
Someone said "it's Super Grover!" A green tin man? With a cape? Eventually he would pass people and say matteroffactly "Turtle" and walk on.
The way she closed her eyes and stood so still while I put on her makeup... more sugar on my heart than a million overflowing trick-or-treat buckets.


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The cause of death for a man whose remains were recovered from the Niagara River Wednesday morning at the foot of Porter Avenue, has been ruled a suicide, police said Thursday.
A suicide note was found at the man's residence. Homicide detectives had been called in to investigate the circumstances of the man's death.


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MARTINSBURG - Growing up, Kristi Cotter was not in poverty for lack of money, but she found herself in an abusive home lacking love, but overflowing with despair.
Cotter, like many children, had fallen through the cracks. Not knowing what avenues to turn to, or even what was available, Cotter found herself on the streets.
"Neglect was a large part of my childhood up until I was 16 when I had to leave home, because it was so bad," Cotter said. "That's when I started off on my own and learned how to survive."
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Eastern Panhandle lawmakers discussed child poverty in West Virginia Saturday morning during a speci
Cotter spoke along with legislators Saturday morning at Westview Baptist Church in Martinsburg, in efforts to raise awareness of childhood poverty at the Our Children, Our Future forum.
Del. Tiffany Lawrence said in the state of West Virginia, 54 percent of all students are on free and reduced lunch, and in her district, Jefferson County, 15 percent of students fall into that category.
"Last week in Charleston, we were able to rally under the capitol dome and kick off the Our Children, Our Future Coalition," Lawrence said. "This is a statewide coalition."
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Del. Tiffany Lawrence discusses childhood poverty with community members at Westview Baptist Church Saturday in Martinsburg.
Del. Stephen Skinner described seeing a woman on the streets of Charleston, where the capitol building is adorned with gold, holding a sign asking for money to pay for her mother's funeral. He said that in a city decorated gold, poverty like this should not be happening.
Skinner also discussed the link between poverty and violence, using the recent shooting on Queen Street as an example.
"I think the challenge for us is that we are faced with big corporations and a lot of those interests are contrary to how we deal with poverty," Skinner said. "We have to have folks organize and who can be the voice of the people," he said, speaking to an audience filled with many people who work to fight poverty.
Cotter said running away from home led to a life of poverty, and she found herself in situations where she could have died trying to make money.
Starting from the time she was in school, she did not know how to reach out to others, because she was not raised in an environment conducive to knowing how to make friends.
By getting resources into the schools to children at a young age, that is a way to reach the root of the problem, Cotter said, because when you're little, that is when the root gets planted.
"I was very poor in spirit. I didn't know love, I didn't know hope. I can speak for the children who do not know love, who do not know hope," Cotter said. "A lot of the parents don't know it either, how are the children supposed to know if the parents don't?"
The Our Children, Our Future platform is designed for issues including family violence prevention, drug crisis, childcare funding cuts, bipartisan prison reform and food in schools. The forum in Martinsburg is one of 12 held statewide.
- Staff writer Michelle Horst can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 138, or email@example.com.


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Heads up, America: the President is not impressed.
During the U.S. women's gymnastics team's visit to the White House on Thursday, president Barack Obama posed with McKayla Maroney, pulling the apathetic expression that made Maroney an Internet sensation during the Summer Games in London.
Afterwards, the gold medalist, 16 – who's been mimicked by everyone from Maria Menounos to, perhaps inadvertently, Prince William – seemed uncharacteristically, well, impressed.
She Tweeted: "Did I just do the Not Impressed face with the President?"
For those who don't recall, the scowl that sparked a thousand memes originated after Maroney's faulty landing during the individual women's gymnastics vault event in London.
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LeBron James arrived for practice Monday wearing lime-green sneakers, a highly fluorescent shade.
It was the fashion statement du jour for the league�s three-time MVP, much like the eyeglass frames he�s been sporting after games throughout this postseason. But those sneakers probably would have remained tucked away in the drawer beneath his locker during last year�s NBA finals, since very little about James� game would be considered glowing or luminous during those two weeks.
Different year, different story.
For the second consecutive season, the Miami Heat hold a 2-1 lead in the NBA finals. There�s a glaring difference this time around � that being James is playing at the top of his game. And he�ll try to help the Heat move within one win of a championship tonight, when Miami plays host to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 4 of this title series.
�We�re a totally different team than we was last year when we was up 2-1,� James said Monday. �We�re a totally different team. We understand what it takes to win, we�ve used that motivation, and we will continue to use that motivation. But last year is last year, and we�re not going into a Game 4 on someone else�s floor. We�re going into a Game 4 on our floor with a lot of experience in this type of situation. We�ll be ready. We love the challenge.�
Miami lost Game 4 in Dallas last year, the start of a three-game slide that ended with the Mavericks hoisting the title trophy.
So the Thunder know a 2-1 deficit in a series hardly is insurmountable, even though the home-court roles are reversed this time around. And if Oklahoma City needed more proof, all the Thunder need do is remember the Western Conference finals when they lost the first two games to San Antonio, becoming the 19th and 20th entries on the Spurs� incredible winning streak. The Spurs didn�t win another game the rest of the way.
�We were down 2-0 against San Antonio, and everybody thought the series was over,� Thunder coach Scott Brooks said. �But I know our guys; they�re very competitive; they�re very resilient. They�ve always showed that type of effort every game, and we�ve always been a great bounce-back team. I thought last night was a great bounce-back last night. It�s unfortunate we didn�t make a couple plays, and uncharacteristic, also.�
Uncharacteristic. That also would be a fine word to describe how James played in the finals last season. He freely acknowledges that he �didn�t make enough plays� against the Mavericks a year ago, and the numbers � 17.8 points, 7.2 rebounds and 6.8 assists per game � back that up, as do his well-chronicled fourth quarter struggles in that series.
So far in this year�s finals, James is averaging 30.3 points, 10.3 rebounds and four assists, and in the final minutes of Miami�s two wins in the series he�s done his part to slam the door on the Thunder.
�He�s been aggressive. He�s an aggressive player,� Thunder guard James Harden said. �He�s been aggressive all year, all postseason. He�s tall, strong and physical. He�s a tough matchup. It takes five guys to really lock down on their offense because they�re a very offensive team, especially with LeBron and (Dwyane) Wade.�
James is shooting 46 percent in the series, not even close to the 57-percent clip Kevin Durant is putting up for Oklahoma City. But here�s maybe one piece of proof to support that aggression notion Harden was speaking of � James is 25-for-29 from the foul line in the three games, while Durant is just 14-for-19 so far in the series.
James has done much of his work near the rim in these finals. But while it wasn�t his most memorable shot, perhaps the biggest one he hit all night in Miami�s Game 3 victory was a 3-pointer late in the third quarter, one of just five shots the Heat made from outside the paint in that game. That shot put Miami up entering the fourth and seemed to extend the Thunder defense just enough to allow James, Wade and Chris Bosh to create more in the lane late.
�The biggest evolution of great players is they always stay in a constant state of being uncomfortable,� Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. �They don�t stay satisfied. And LeBron every summer has added something to his game. I�ve seen it when I�ve followed him from afar, and now that I�ve gotten to know him he�s added two, three, four different elements now to his game, the well-documented one of the post-up game, which we needed. But he continues to try to improve and stay uncomfortable. I think that�s a sign of greatness.�
Another sign of greatness? Rings.
James� first is just two wins away, again. And yes, the memories of what went wrong in 2011 still drive Miami now.
�Experience don�t guarantee you anything,� Wade said. �It just lets you know I�ve been here before. That doesn�t mean it�s going to be successful for you.�
A year ago, the talk was how James shied away from the biggest moments, the brightest moments.
It�s not happening now. Miami overcame a 10-point deficit in the third quarter of Game 3, becoming the first team in these playoffs to dig out of that large a second-half hole against the Thunder.
Not pretty, but more than good enough to put the Heat back in the spot where last year�s finals went awry.
�I don�t give a damn how we get four,� James said. �We can win 32-31. It doesn�t matter to me. We can win any type of game. We can win a gritty game, a high-paced game, but we take every game as its own.
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quote: Your whining attitude is precisely why I have lost faith in this country and I believe we won't see a booming society again until government bailouts and entitlement programs are evaporated and people learn that capital isn't created by printing more monopoly dollars, but it is produced by hard work. There are many other things holding us back, but for the purpose of this post I will keep it short.
quote: Can you put on a mask and then go kick a few of them in the face for me?
quote: the place was left clean when we left
quote: I'm not saying people don't have the right to protest.
quote: Everytime there's a protest of any sort, the protesters are automatically deemed a bunch of weirdo, hippy, college students.
quote: But many of them are hippy college students who are brainwashed by their professors into believing in crap like Marx. Others are true Marxists and Socialists.
quote: I fully agree with the statement that some of those on Wall Street got greedy.


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A 21-year-old man was arrested Wednesday afternoon following a traffic stop in Martinsburg.
According to a press release from the Martinsburg Police Department, Nicholas J. Hall of Baltimore, Md., was pulled over in the 900 block of North High Street in the city at approximately 5:34 p.m. Police said Hall had a felony capias, or bench warrant, through Berkeley County Magistrate Court. He was taken into custody and, upon searching his vehicle, police said a loaded Ruger .38 Special was found under the driver's seat.
According to police, the recovered firearm was previously reported stolen out of the Hagerstown Police Department. A criminal check indicated Hall was a convicted felon, police said.
Once Hall was at the Martinsburg Police Department, Patrolman S.A. Shelton conducted a search in which he located four bags of marijuana, five bags of crack cocaine and five bags of heroin in the crotch of Hall's pants. Hall also had $877 cash in his possession, according to police.
Hall was charged with three counts of possession with intent to deliver CDS, felon in possession of a firearm and transferring stolen property across state lines. He is currently incarcerated at Eastern Regional Jail awaiting arraignment.


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quote: but it reflects what a lot of people are thinking and with similar reason
quote: How do you know that people don't call for 30 min a month AND use facebook daily?
quote: That is a very thin assumption most social media haters make.
quote: Probably because I have talked to them about what some of their friends are doing since the last time they were here and they have know real idea, but they can tell you what they posted today on FB. Most of the time they just tell me that they haven't talked to them.
quote: Wow, talk about assumptions, I hate being social, that is what I understand from your comment. I actually visit and call my friends as much as I can, I am more social than most and FB is not a substitute for up close and personal. My mind IS open and I like people and actually talk to them, not just what most people on FB describe as brief messages with "Friends".
quote: It is very arrogant to think that users are just on FB and never call a family member all month long.
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Source: Reuters
quote: Here we are in the worst economy of our time, people all over are hurting, and you're actually cheering for millions and even billions more dollars being fleeced from the citizens?
quote: You do realize that the government does need to be funded.
quote: This is a win for everyone involved IMO.
quote: Though I am sad internet tax holidays are comming to an end.
quote: No. Wrong, infinitely. Nobody EVER wins when taxes go up, only Governments win
quote: The sales tax is now collected by Amazon.
quote: Or were you not paying the use tax?
quote: Of course I don't. Nobody does!
quote: Tax forgiveness from levels pre-established by laws is a form of spending. It maybe the most effective economic stimilus spending the government can do... but for California to spend economic stimilus money to benefit other states is just plain dumb.
quote: Current Tax Law is finally being fairly enforced.
quote: Amazon, a company mainly from the Seattle Area, probably shouldn't be getting a subsidy from the State of California to sell products to Californians. (Forgiveness from collecting State Sales tax allows Amazon to sell for less or sell more that competing California businesses)


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'Rocky Horror' auditions planned
FREDERICK, Md. - The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre and Stocking Productions have announced auditions for it upcoming special Halloween production of "The Rocky Horror Show," at 7 p.m. Sept. 12 at Way Off Broadway. Those auditioning should be at least 18 years old and are asked to bring a headshot and resume, as well as 16 bars of prepared music and be ready to sing, dance and read from the script.
No appointments are necessary. All roles are non-union paying. The parts of Frank N Furter, Magenta, Columbia, and Rif Raff already have been cast. All other roles are open. The special limited engagement will be presented for only two performances, at 8 p.m. Oct. 30 and at 9 p.m. Oct. 31.
For additional information about The Rocky Horror Show, visit www.wayoffbroadway.com or stockingproduc tions.webs.com.
Singing lessons for women offered
MARTINSBURG - The Harmony Along the Potomac Chapter of Sweet Adelines International will provide free, introductory vocal lessons, barbershop style, for women ages 18-80. Improve your singing voice for yourself, for your choir, or become a chorus member and join in the fun. Class members who successfully complete the classes will be invited to perform with the chorus during the holiday season. There is no charge for the classes or class materials. Just come, learn, sing and have fun. Classes begin 6:30 to 9 p.m. Sept. 12 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 200 W. King St.
For more information or to register, call B. Rahn at 304-267-4796 or visit www.harmonyalongthepotomac.org
Chorus seeking new membership
WINCHESTER, Va. -Prospective members are invited to visit the Shenandoah Valley Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, for fun, friendship and musical education. Rehearsals are at 6:30 p.m. every Monday at First Christian Church, 75 Merrimans Lane. Members are women from Stephens City, Winchester, Front Royal and Berryville, Va., and Martinsburg and Charles Town. The chorus sings four-part a capella barbershop harmony.
Reading music is not necessary. The local chorus was chartered in 1983 and is part of an organization of more than 35,000 women worldwide.
Membership information is available by calling Sharon Barnhill at 540-955-2851 or Sally Barile at 304-724-0036.
The chorus also is available at affordable rates to perform at functions like birthdays, anniversaries, gallery openings, etc.
To schedule a performance, contact Joyce Matthews at 540-636-8566.


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Third in line to the throne, the new arrival will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
His parents announced their 2-day-old's moniker shortly after his 87-year-old paternal great-grandmother, The Queen, visited the family at Kensington Palace Wednesday – when, PEOPLE reported, it was believed she would be discussing possible names.
The chosen name carries a lot of sentimental meaning to William's granny – it was the name picked by her beloved father when he became King George VI in 1936. His real name was Albert, and his story was told in 2010's Oscar-winning Best Picture The King's Speech.
"George was a bit of a giveaway – it was bandied around so much and we expected it," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine tells PEOPLE. "And it is a nice tribute to the Queen's father and grandfather [George V]."
Alexander is believed to have been picked by the couple to honor the Queen, whose middle name is Alexandra.
Little says the name Louis "is a nice tribute" to the Queen's husband, Prince Philip, whose grandfather was Prince Louis Alexander of Battenberg. Louis is also part of the baby's father's full name of William Arthur Philip Louis. It also has great meaning to William's own father, Prince Charles, whose uncle and mentor, Earl Louis Mountbatten, was assassinated by the IRA in 1979.
Kate and William decided on a name fairly quickly – William's parents took a week to announce his name, while, back in 1948, Prince Charles wasn't named for a month!
Still to be seen: if Kate and William will give their first-born a nickname. George's daddy has a couple of them – his mom, the late Princess Diana, used to call him "Wills," while Kate reportedly calls him "Big Willie" – and his uncle Harry's real name is Henry.
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Type of Physician: Neurologist
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Robert K. Ozon
Physicians Care Plaza
9344 Three Rivers Rd
Gulfport, MS 39503
(228) 865-9898
- 19 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Diane E. Ross
Diane E Ross MD
749 Oakleigh Ave
Gulfport, MS 39507
(228) 896-3317
- 42 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Chelsea R. Grow
Memorial Hospital At Gulfport Neuroscience And Rehabilitation Services
1340 Broad Ave Ste 440
Gulfport, MS 39501
(228) 867-4856
- 15 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Abha Mishra
Memorial Hospital At Gulfport Neuroscience And Rehabilitation Services
1340 Broad Ave Ste 440
Gulfport, MS 39501
(228) 867-4856
- 28 years experience
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Lee Voulters
Memorial Hospital At Gulfport Neuroscience And Rehabilitation Services
1340 Broad Ave Ste 440
Gulfport, MS 39501
(228) 867-4856
- 37 years experience
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Joseph A. Jackson
Joseph A Jackson MD
1990 Popps Ferry Rd
Biloxi, MS 39532
(228) 594-2000
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Sun Coast Pain Management
1720A Medical Park Dr Ste 310
Biloxi, MS 39532
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1720A Medical Park Dr Ste 310
Biloxi, MS 39532
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South Mississippi Regional Center
1170 W Railroad St
Long Beach, MS 39560
(228) 868-2923
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- 1 office location(s)
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Coast Neurology
147 Reynoir St Ste 200
Biloxi, MS 39530
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Gulfport, Mississippi 39501
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Gulfport, Mississippi 39501
(228) 575-750
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15200 Community Rd
Gulfport, Mississippi 39503
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11150 Highway 49
Gulfport, Mississippi 39503
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400 Veterans Ave
Gulfport, Mississippi 39531
(228) 523-500
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301 Fisher St Ste 1D
Gulfport, Mississippi 39534
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150 Reynoir St
Gulfport, Mississippi 39530
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149 Drinkwater Rd
Gulfport, Mississippi 39520
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- 9Ocean Springs Hospital
3109 Bienville Blvd
Gulfport, Mississippi 39564
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- 10Stone County Hospital
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Gulfport, Mississippi 39577
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John Barton said he had no intentions to get into coaching after he completed his football playing career at West Virginia University.
"I'm one of those guys that just wanted to get into teaching," Barton said.
He ended up on Joe Nastasi's staff at Northern Bedford instead, the first of roughly a half-dozen coaching positions the 48-year-old Barton's held while coaching each of the last 25 falls.
When his sons graduated from high school, Barton intended to hang it up, at least for a while, and stepped down as the head coach at Hollidaysburg Area High School.
But, just when Barton thought he was out, John Franco pulled him back in.
After some encouragement/prodding from the Altoona High coach, Barton applied and, on Monday night, was approved as an assistant on Franco's Mountain Lion staff by the AASD school board.
"I was a little nervous about giving [coaching] up cold turkey," said Barton, who won 97 games in 18 years as a head coach, including 86 at the helm of the Golden Tigers from 1999-2012. "I thought this would keep my feet wet."
Barton will coach the running back and linebackers at Altoona, but Franco said his primary contributions will be on the offensive side of the ball. Barton was an offensive lineman at West Virginia.
Franco approached Barton about coming aboard after Barton resigned as coach at Hollidaysburg.
"John and I have been really good friends since 1999. We coached several all-star games together, and we became good coaching friends," Franco said. "I thought he would be a valuable member of our staff. He has great expertise. I saw it as an opportunity to get a high-quality coach."
Barton only had wanted to come on board in a part-time capacity. His sons, Chad and Matt, are playing college ball at Kutztown and Catholic, respectively, this fall.
"John's really good with all kinds of situations. I just said my sons are my first priority. When they need me, I'm going to be there," Barton said. "It hit a point in late June and July where I had to make a decision. He was patient."
Barton remains a teacher at Hollidaysburg. New Golden Tigers coach Homer DeLattre said he was hoping to keep Barton, who still teaches at Hollidaysburg, as part of his staff or involved in the program in some way, but Barton declined.
"It would be unfair to him for me to be on his staff. That would be a terrible thing to do to him. He's a good guy. I really like him. I think there will be a time when I could coach with him, but, this year, it's got to be his team," Barton said. "The kids were so used to me. It's not fair to the kids. They'd be looking at him, then looking at me. They were my kids."
DeLattre said he's had good conversations with Barton.
"He's helped me a lot in the transition," DeLattre said. "I'm happy for him. It's great that he has an opportunity to keep doing something that he loves."
Barton said he'd probably evaluate year-to-year as whether he would keep coaching, but he thought the new position would give him a lot more flexibility with his schedule, which he needed.
"It's a huge difference between being a head coach and an assistant," Barton said. "It's two different worlds."
In addition to Barton, the Altoona Area School Board also approved the hirings of girls soccer coach Anthony Lang, girls assistant soccer coach Michele Hallinan, softball coach Aileen Davis, softball assistant Chris Tromm and junior high coaches Pat McKinney (seventh grade football), Dorothy Helsel (girls soccer) and Timothy Mitchell (head softball).


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It's not that I avoided watching Chinatown, as I have with other 'Film Buff' fodder like Lawrence of Arabia or Doctor Zhivago. I just never got around to it, but last week, I finally bit the bullet. I didn't really know what to expect — some people had told me it was awesome; others had said it was good, but disturbing. So, I pressed play apprehensively. As it turns out, that was the perfect attitude, as I remained impressed and nervous for the next 130 minutes.


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KINGS BEACH, Calif. — The Placer County Sheriff's Office and the North Tahoe Family Resource Center in conjunction with many other local businesses and organizations will be hosting a "Bicycle Rodeo" at Kings Beach Elementary School, 8125 Steelhead Ave., June 23, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Parents and children are invited to attend the Rodeo to learn and practice your bicycle skills and become better bicyclists. The Rodeo will feature bicycle and helmet safety checks as well as obstacle courses and "decorate your bike" stations including a "toddler bicycle course". Parents may also register their bicycles with Placer County Sheriff's Office in case your bicycle becomes lost or stolen.
Plenty of free bicycle helmets, gifts and a bicycle raffle will be available. Men Wielding Fire will heat the day up with barbecue. Have fun with the Bike Teams from the Placer County Sheriff's Office and California Highway Patrol.
Remember to take your helmets!
For more information, please call Community Services Officer Kristen Mann at 530-546-2605, ext. 3823.


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A Juniata gun shop owner who was accidentally shot is on the road to recovery, according to his family.
"We're very happy," said Lori Buchanan Stirling, daughter of Bob Buchanan, 80, owner of the Pioneer Gun Shop at 615 N. Second Ave. Buchanan was hit with a 7.62 by 39 mm round Friday at the gun shop and was airlifted to a Pittsburgh hospital Sunday, Stirling said. After surgery Monday, Buchanan was moved out of the intensive care unit and was talking Tuesday, his daughter said.
"Right now he just needs to rest," Stirling said, adding Buchanan was still in tremendous pain. "He's doing really well, and he's very fortunate. We're very thankful, believe me."
Altoona police said Buchanan was accidentally shot when a rifle being worked on in the shop fired off a round.
Stirling said it was a freak accident and said Buchanan was walking into the work area of the shop when the gun, which was secured on a workbench, fired. The bullet passed through a microwave oven and hit Buchanan in the lower torso. The bullet tore tendons and stomach muscles before exiting Buchanan.
"If he would have been two seconds later coming through the door, it would have missed him," Stirling, who flew in from Clearwater, Fla., to be with her father, said.
The employee, a relative of Buchanan's whose name has not been released, has taken the accidental shooting very hard, Stirling said, and the family doesn't blame him for what happened.
Police said the rifle was not feeding properly and during the repair its action closed and it discharged a round.
"Our family's been through so much," Stirling said, mentioning her brother's still-unsolved murder in June 2001. Less than two weeks after Randall P. "Randy" Buchanan was found dead of blunt force trauma at his apartment near the gun shop, her mother passed away.
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MTV announced Wednesday that "Buckwild," the reality series set in West Virginia, has been canceled, just a week after the death of one of its young stars, Shain Gandee.
Some local residents had special reason to mourn Gandee's death, after having met him in person at West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon in January.
We also regret the death of Gandee, who by all reports was a friendly, good-natured person, but we will not mourn the cancellation of "Buckwild."
The show, which depicted the lives of a group of hard-partying young people in the Mountain State, was a hit, but after the first season cast mates began making headlines for brushes with the law.
On Wednesday, MTV executives said it was "not appropriate to continue" after Gandee's death. Gandee, his 48-year-old uncle, David Gandee, and 27-year-old friend Donald Robert Myers were found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning on April 1.
The three men had last been seen leaving a bar at 3 a.m. March 31. Friends and family searched all day for them, and authorities issued a missing-persons report the following day.
The Gandees were buried Sunday after a joint memorial service in Charleston that drew hundreds of friends, family and fans. Cameras were not allowed inside the Charleston Municipal Auditorium or at the private family burial in Thaxton Cemetery.
Following Gandee's death, production of the hit show's second season was immediately suspended, and now MTV executives have decided against moving forward with producing more episodes.
Some detractors, including U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, R-W.Va., had publicly lobbied for MTV to cancel the show before the first episode aired.
Manchin told the network's president it would profit from the "poor decisions of our youth" and that it played to ugly, inaccurate stereotypes about the people of West Virginia.
Gandee was the third "Buckwild" cast member to make unwanted headlines.
Last month, 24-year-old Salwa Amin was sent back to jail for violating the terms of her bond following a February arrest on drug charges. She is facing two counts of drug possession with intent to deliver and remained behind bars without bond on Wednesday.
State Police say a multi-agency task force arrested Amin and two other people at a Summersville residence after receiving a tip from an informant. A search found oxycodone pills, heroin and $3,000 in cash.
Another cast mate, Michael Douglas Burford, was charged in February with driving under the influence.
We feel that "Buckwild," which made its young cast members famous for partying, was indeed a bad influence - particularly on the lives of its stars.
Stardom opens many doors of opportunity, but when your fame is entirely based on drinking and carousing, those doors will inevitably lead to more expensive and more dangerous partying, some of it illegal.
The "Buckwild" cast members are all young people, and faced with the sudden rush of fame, some of them have made bad choices.
West Virginians are known throughout the country for being honest, hardworking, down-to-earth people. When down-to-earth people are suddenly strapped onto a rocket headed for the stratosphere, the new atmosphere can make it hard for them to cope.
We're reminded of the cautionary tale of Jack Whittaker, the Summers County man who won $314.9 million in the Powerball lottery in 2002. It was, at the time, the largest jackpot ever won by a single ticket in American history.
After winning the lottery, Whittaker's life became a public nightmare: he had multiple brushes with the law, and his family suffered a series of personal tragedies. Whittaker had lived 55 years without getting into any significant trouble, but the sudden influx of cash and national celebrity set his life reeling.
The producer of "Buckwild," J.P. Williams, who was born in West Virginia, reacted angrily Wednesday to the news of the show's cancellation. He vowed to continue shooting the series, and to make a "Buckwild" film.
Williams should just call it a day. "Buckwild" has been a black cloud over the lives of its young stars and their families, yet he claims he is only trying to keep the show alive for their benefit.
"It's my job to protect these kids," he said Wednesday.
If that is truly your job, sir, you have failed.


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Bob Donaldson, a former Galva resident for whom a Silver Alert was issued Tuesday, has been found by authorities.
Donaldson, 73, had been reported Tuesday afternoon as being missing from relatives in Mooresville, N.C., where unofficial reports said he'd move to recently. The North Carolina Center for Missing Persons issued a Silver Alert at 4:31 p.m. Tuesday, notifying of Donaldson's absence, and reporting that he was "endangered" and believed to be suffering from dementia or some other cognitive impairment.
The Mooresville Police Department confirmed about 3 p.m. today that Mr. Donaldson had been found last night. They would not confirm where he was found at, nor give any other details.
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Friday, November 29, 2013
PFC Roger Medlock, 63, of Summerville has been in law enforcement for 34 years and 10 months.
In fact he has retired from law enforcement and come back.
"I retired last July and came back as a rehire," he says.
Fourteen of those years (and 10 months) have been with Summerville Police Department.
He started his career in Goose Creek in 1976.
"My Dad was a DCSO deputy."
So Medlock, a Summerville High School graduate, went to DCSO in '77 as a full time deputy and worked his way up to captain over a 12-year period.
He then went to the City of Hannahan for four years before coming to Summerville where he worked first patrol and then traffic.
He is a familiar face on his motorcycle. "I certified on a motorcycle in 2003, he says.
He also is in the Emergency Services Unit (ESU) under Lt. Peterson.
He says he has accomplished most of his professional goals but, if he had to leave SPD, he would love to do air to ground rescue on a helicopter.
He and his wife Sonya, who is a loss prevention specialist with Rite Aid, are the parents of Brett Medlock who is with Summerville Fire Department.
They are both motorcycle enthusiasts and enjoy riding their bikes.
He also enjoys outdoor sports, water skiing and horseback riding.
"I can't cook," he says.
He enjoys action movies and used to play the drums when he was a kid.
He says his worst experience is "kinda not knowing if you'll go home when you are on a serious call…like a domestic violence or a big fight with knives and guns."
His advice to those coming into law enforcement? Always, always keep your guard up. Be aware of what you're doing, never trust anyone especially those with a history of violence or violent temper…you never know what they'll do…and they can change in a moment.
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