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Some aspiring Eagle Scouts build sections of Tahoe Rim Trail for their final service project, while others adopt a section of town to clean-up. Kody Dangtongdee wanted to do something different, and last March he departed for Thailand to distribute water filters to a rural community in need.
"I wanted to go beyond the normal Eagle Scout project, but still benefit a wide range of people," Dangtongdee said.
It wasn't Dangtongdee's first time in the country - the Whittell High School senior had already visited members of his Taiwanese family more than half a dozen times - but it was his first experience with the particular school in the Phichit Province. Dangtongdee and his father, Boyd, worked with children ages 10 to 12 years old during the two weeks they spent in the country, distributing the filters and other donations.
The days were long and tiring, but rewarding, Boyd Dangtongdee said. His son, who'd raised roughly $2,000 over the course of more than a year for the trip, learned about how people on the other side of the world live. Taking the Eagle Scout project overseas broadened both the project's scope and his son's awareness, Body Dangtongdee said.
"I believe it was a life-changing moment for him. You saw some kids who just had nothing. I think he learned how not to take life for granted," he said.
The WHS student listed the Air Force Academy in Colorado and the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. as his top university picks. He said he wants to serve his county as an officer, and that the trip to Thailand helped not only his resume but also his leadership skills.
"The experience was very humbling. The kids didn't have clean water, the boy scouts didn't have clean shirts or uniforms," he said.
Aisling "Lulu" Peterson might be one of the youngest students on the Lake Tahoe Community College campus, but she doesn't let that phase her. After living in the heartland of Brazil for 11 months, very few challenges daunt the 16-year-old.
"It's difficult but it's nothing that I can't handle. It doesn't scare me," Peterson said.
The LTCC freshman graduated from South Tahoe High School this year after spending almost a year abroad in Brazil with the South Lake Tahoe Rotary Club student exchange program.
She said she hit the ground running as soon as she arrived in the Brasilia airport. Peterson, who knew only rudimentary Portuguese when she landed and couldn't find the host family that was supposed to be waiting for her, admitted it was one of the scariest moments of her life. Yet she still dove right in. She'd always wanted to experience a study abroad trip and linguistics interested her, she said.
Peterson toured on the Amazon, attended a Brazilian school, visited Rio de Janerio, and formed numerous friendships during her time in the country. The program helped her take challenges in stride and view life through a calmer lens, she said.
"I look at life from a different perspective. I look at myself as a citizen of the world more than a citizen of the U.S. We are, more than ever, global citizens. We have the Internet and all these opportunities to visit other people. The world is becoming more globalized, and if you don't see that you're going to be left behind," Peterson said.


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An East Amherst woman who crashed into a guardrail and fatally struck a bicyclist in Riverside was acquitted Tuesday of vehicular manslaughter and drug- impaired driving.
Jurors deliberated about an hour and a half in State Supreme Court before finding Laura J. Galluzzo, 27, not guilty.
Galluzzo struck Christopher J. Cevaer, 49, with her rental car near the foot of Ontario Street late on the night of July 19, 2011. Police have said Cevaer was either sitting or standing with his bicycle near the guardrail when he was struck.
Prosecutors charged Galluzzo after toxicology tests revealed the presence of both Valium and Ativan in her system.
After delivering their verdict, several jurors said they did not hear enough about the prescription drugs' effect on Galluzzo nor the details of how the crash occurred.
"We had no clue what happened at the accident scene," said juror Tim Hartnett of the Town of Tonawanda.
During the five-day trial before Justice Christopher J. Burns, defense attorneys also chipped away at what they called the prosecution's portrayal of Galluzzo as a "cold, calculating drug addict."
Galluzzo had legal prescriptions for the drugs, said her defense attorneys, Leonard E. Krawczyk Jr. and Michael L. D'Amico.
Given her tolerance to the drugs, the amounts detected in her system were not enough to impair her, they said.
"Every time you learned a little more about the case, it wasn't as cut and dried," Krawczyk told jurors during his closing argument. "There's doubt all over this case."
Striking the bicyclist with the 2010 Hyundai Elantra was an accident, her attorneys said. "There is no question this was a tragedy," Krawczyk said. "There is no question it was an accident."
Krawczyk told jurors there was no reason to put the nursing student behind bars. Had the jury convicted her, she would have faced seven years in prison.
Galluzzo did not testify in her own defense. Neither she nor Cevaer's family members wished to comment after the verdict.
Assistant District Attorney Bethany A. Solek told jurors that nothing but drug impairment explains why Galluzzo veered into a guardrail along a 282-foot straight and level road without seeing the bicyclist, who was wearing a yellow shirt.
"She had powerful drugs coursing through her veins," said Solek, who prosecuted Galluzzo with Christopher J. Belling, a senior trial counsel in the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
"She hit him dead-on," Solek said, describing to jurors how Cevaer's skull was crushed as he catapulted onto her hood and hit the windshield.
Police found no brake marks. "There's no excuse why a sober, non-impaired, alert driver couldn't have stopped," Solek said.
Tests revealed that Cevaer, a former Niagara Falls resident and a longtime cleaner for the Grand Island schools, was intoxicated.
Galluzzo had a "dazed and drowsy" look at the scene of the crash, Solek said.
Solek scoffed at the defense's portrayal of Galluzzo as "some poor, debilitated girl," immune to the effects of her prescription drugs.
Galluzzo was injected with the prescription medication Ativan at about 6:30 p.m. at Millard Fillmore Hospital. Ativan is used to treat anxiety disorders or anxiety associated with depression.
Hours later, she left a relative's home and was on her way back to a motel where she was staying; the crash happened at about 10:30 p.m.
Given her tolerance and the time that had elapsed since she received the injection, the drug could not have impaired her ability to drive, Krawczyk said.
After the verdict, Krawczyk said Galluzzo's pain management physician, Mikhail Strut of Cheektowaga, provided pivotal testimony.
Galluzzo suffers from Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a genetic disorder marked by extremely loose joints that can be easily dislocated, her lawyers said.
Strut specializes in treating ligaments, and he made as many as 32 injections using 4-inch needles into ligaments in her lower back and other parts of her body during her weekly appointments between 2010 and 2012.
"Her condition is very painful," Strut testified.
Strut did not prescribe all the medications Galluzzo was on, but he said he was familiar with her prescriptions from other doctors.
He said he was concerned about her depression last year and conducted random screens to make sure she was taking the appropriate amounts of her prescription drugs.
Strut appeared as a defense witness, but he was not paid to testify.
As for the levels of prescribed drugs detected in her system hours after the crash, the amounts "would not impair her ability to operate a motor vehicle," Strut said.
Prosecutors sought to discredit Strut's testimony, questioning him about his bias in favor of a former patient.
Belling brought up Strut's censure and reprimand in 2009 for helping operators of a crooked medical clinic defraud the federal government's Medicare system of $131,413. Federal prosecutors in 2009 said he signed numerous phony documents in 2003 and 2004 certifying that he had provided physical therapy treatment to patients.
Strut, whose last name then was Strutsovskiy, pleaded guilty to a felony charge of filing a false statement relating to health care.
He reimbursed the government, paid a fine and was placed on three years' probation.
At Galluzzo's trial, he testified that he committed the crime and declined to cooperate with federal officials because of threats to his family from Russian criminals.
Hartnett, the juror, said the jury found Strut credible.
"We believed the scientific part," Hartnett said. "He was believable."
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Fresh off a year of accolades, Durango is in the running again.
Durango has been named one of ten finalists for Outside magazine�s �Best River Town in America� competition. The winner will be revealed in the October 2012 issue, coinciding with the publication�s 35th anniversary, and will be featured in a segment on the Outside Television channel.
The ten candidates were winnowed from an initial list of 75�100 with the help of conservation nonprofit American Rivers, said Ryan Krogh, a research editor for Outside.
To qualify for the award, a town needs �active recreational engagement with nearby waterways � kayaking, boating, walking and bike paths and riverfront parks � and a positive environmental story,� according to a news release.
Stacy Falk of 4Corners River Sports agreed that most Durangoans have an ingrained ethic of respect for area water systems.
�I went to all the meetings about public access, and the turnout was incredible. People want to be involved,� she said. �Informing tourists who come to town is important so they respect the river in the same way.�
The other nine finalists range from tiny Nevada City, Calif. � population 3,068 � to metropolitan Milwaukee, Wis.
Locals and visitors alike can show their support by voting on Outside�s Facebook page and by submitting photos, videos and comments.
The winning town will be determined by total votes cast and creativity of submitted content. The grass-roots selection process is a new addition for this year�s contest.
�It�s been fun to have our readers, and others who are passionate about the outdoors, weigh in with direct feedback,� said Krogh.
To negate the advantage larger cities have in terms of sheer voting numbers, Outside editors will �look subjectively at enthusiasm and livability measures� as well, Krogh added.
The Animas River�s central location, Gold Medal trout fishing designation and adjacent river trail � now spanning a contiguous seven miles after the Durango Mall �missing link� was completed earlier this month � are unique and desirable qualities.
Mayor Doug Lyon described the Animas as a �veritable water playground ... at the heart of our community.�
Anne Klein, spokeswoman for the Durango Area Tourism Office, called the selection a �third-party endorsement with credibility.�
�It�s that old adage: We can say we�re great, but when others say you�re great, it�s so much better,� she said.
In 2011, Durango received plaudits from Outside, Men�s Journal, Policom, True West Magazine and Outdoor Life. During April of this year, Outside ranked Durango second to Lake Wanaka, New Zealand, for �Best New Adventure Hub.�


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The Stetson Hatters took their third consecutive Atlantic Sun Conference series on Sunday by scoring a pair of runs in the very first inning against ETSU and making them stand up for a 2-0 victory.
The game included a two and half hour rain delay after the fifth inning when a heavy rain shower settled in over Melching Field, dumping several inches of rain in a very short time.
The Hatters improved to 19-22 overall with the victory and, more importantly, 8-7 in A-Sun play. ETSU falls to 22-15 with the loss, 11-7 in league play.
With the win, Stetson has moved into a tie for fourth place in the league race with Florida Gulf Coast.
Stetson jumped on ETSU starter Josh Jacques (1-3) right from the start. The freshman left-hander surrendered a leadoff single to Kevin Fagan and, after retiring Tanner Blackman, an RBI triple to Patrick Mazeika. Garrett Russini followed with a sacrifice fly to account for the offense in the game.
"From an offensive standpoint, we didn't wear it out, but we were efficient in the first inning," Hatters coach Pete Dunn said. "After that we got really good pitching and got some good defense. Kyle Pitts made a couple of outstanding plays out there at second base.
"When we got those two runs in, who would have guessed that we would be able to make them stand up?"
Jacques allowed just three hits in his four innings of work, but allowed four bases on balls. Clinton Freeman pitched the final four innings for ETSU, allowing just one hit.
Stetson's Adam Schaly (1-2) earned his first collegiate victory with five shutout innings of work. The freshman left-hander scattered three hits and one walk and struck out one. ETSU got a runner on base in each of the first four innings, but Schaly stranded three and got an inning-ending double play in the second.
"Schaly went out there and gave us five good innings," Dunn said. "We knew our bullpen was in good shape and he gave us a great start. That is three well-pitched games against the hottest team in the conference coming in."
Following the delay, the Stetson bullpen kept the Buccaneers off the board. Junior Cameron Griffin pitched three shutout innings, allowing three hits, before giving way to freshman Tyler Warmoth, who retired all three men he faced in the ninth inning for his second save of the year.
"Cam could have finished it up, but gave up that masse shot to the left-hander," Dunn said. "He did a great job and then Tyler went in there and did a great job to finish it."
Stetson had just four hits in the game, two by Mazeika, who had two hits in each of the three games against ETSU after having his 21-game hit streak snapped on Tuesday night. ETSU leadoff hitter Jeremy Taylor had two of the six Bucs hits in the game.
"He certainly doesn't do it the way you would teach it, but he can really hit," Dunn said of Mazeika. "I compare him to Ichiro with the way he has happy feet up there, and I think he takes too many good pitches, but I can't argue with his results. He'll take until he gets two strikes, then he'll foul a couple off before he gets one he can square up."
The Hatters will enjoy a week off from non-conference competition before going on the road next weekend for a three-game series in Nashville, Tenn., against Lipscomb.
"They really have their backs to the wall at Lipscomb, but I know they are going to keep clawing to try to get into the tournament, and that is what we have to do as well," Dunn said. "I have a lot of respect for that program there at Lipscomb."


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Jameson Taillon is part of the "one-two punch" that new Altoona Curve manager Carlos Garcia described this week when talking about the future of the Pittsburgh Pirates' rotation.
The hard-throwing right-hander, who won all three of his starts with the Curve late last season, will return to the Double-A club to begin 2013. He will lead a pitching staff that looks to be the strength of Altoona at the outset of the coming season.
According to Pirates' Director of Player Development Larry Broadway, Taillon will be joined by newly-acquired Stolmy Pimentel, returnee Tyler Waldron, and Double-A rookie Casey Sadler on the Curve's starting staff. The fifth starter will likely come from a group that includes Minor League Rule V draft pick Ethan Hollingsworth, recently-signed free agent Luis Sanz, and two pitchers who spent the bulk of last year in Bradenton in Jhonathan Ramos and Eliecer Navarro. Of all of the potential starters, six are right-handed, including the four already slotted in the rotation. Ramos and Navarro are the left-handed options.
With just nine days to go before the Curve heads north, Broadway rattled off five relievers that are good bets to be a part of the pitching staff. That list is headed by a member of the Pirates' 40-man roster, right-hander Hunter Strickland. Fellow right-handers Jeff Inman and Jason Townsend, who, like Strickland, spent time in Altoona in 2012, are expected to be back to begin this campaign. Zach Thornton, a right-hander acquired from Oakland in exchange for Chris Resop in late November, could be the Curve's closer in 2013 after racking up 16 saves for the Athletics' high Class A club in Stockton last year. Nate Baker, who began last year in the Altoona rotation before finding his niche in the bullpen, will give Garcia a left-handed option in relief.
The projected roster of position players will blend a fair amount of speed, a little bit of power, and plenty of versatility. Broadway identified only four players as being "everyday players". First baseman Alex Dickerson and second baseman Jarek Cunningham will be relied on for extra base hits and RBI, while center fielder Mel Rojas, Jr. and shortstop Gift Ngoepe will keep things moving on the bases. Dickerson, a third-round pick in 2011 out of Indiana, avoided a sophomore season jinx in Bradenton last year by socking 13 home runs, driving in 90, and batting .295. The left-handed hitter also showed a bit of speed with 12 steals for the Marauders.
Cunningham will be looking to improve upon his 2012 stint with the Curve (.217, 6 HR, 45 RBI in 105 games) and provide some right-handed pop in the middle of the order. Rojas, son of the former Major League relief pitcher of the same name, stole 16 bases and rapped 12 triples while patrolling center field in Bradenton last season. Meanwhile, Ngoepe (pronounced en-GO-pay) hails from South Africa, speaks British-accented English, and is noted for his excellent glove work. In 2012 with the Marauders, Ngoepe sported a solid .330 on-base percentage, stole 22 bases, and flashed power with nine home runs. He followed that up with an even better Arizona Fall League performance - hitting .261 and getting on base at a .370 clip.
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RH Stolmy Pimentel
RH Casey Sadler
RH Tyler Waldron
RH Hunter Strickland
RH Jeff Inman
RH Jason Townsend
RH Zach Thornton
LH Nate Baker
RH Ethan Hollingsworth
RH Luis Sanz
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IF/OF Oscar Tejeda
IF/OF Justin Howard
OF Dan Grovatt
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UT Kelson Brown
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Third base, right field, and left field will be manned by a collection of players competing for at-bats, said Broadway. Those corner infield/outfield-types will probably consist of Stefan Welch, Oscar Tejeda, Justin Howard, and Dan Grovatt. Andy Vasquez is likely to make the Curve as an outfielder with Carlos Mesa, a Cuban defector, also a possibility for one of those spots. Kelson Brown, who was solid as a reserve third baseman and shortstop in 2012, is trying to win a similar spot on this year's edition.
While there may be a surprise or two joining the Curve's 25-man roster before the March 30 exhibition game against the Pirates at Peoples Natural Gas Field in Altoona, Broadway seemed fairly firm on 20 players - nine pitchers and eleven position players. Three of the four pitchers in the running for the final rotation spot will make the club, at least as a long reliever. The last two spots may come down to who will join Paulino at catcher and a reserve infield position.


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Johansson's sex appeal comes from much more than just looks, says the actor.
"Look, Scarlett is a gorgeous, gorgeous woman, but if you just compare purely physical features, plenty of girls are just as gorgeous," he explains. "But she creates this extra something. It's in her walk, her eye contact. The total package is just off the charts."
But it isn't just Johansson who Gordon-Levitt praises in the interview.
The star also shares love for his brother Dan Gordon-Levitt, who died three years ago at age 36.
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Following the tragedy, "Every day is about how do I move forward the way Dan would have wanted me to?" Joseph says.
The two siblings looked alike, and while he was still alive, Dan raved about their close-knit relationship.
"It's wonderful to be mistaken for him," Dan told PopEater shortly before his death. "He taught me to question the relationships other people have with their siblings because he would be my favorite person in the world even if I wasn't lucky enough to know him as my brother. He's just awesome in every way that I pay attention to. I ask myself, 'Do I love him because he's my brother or is he really that awesome?' He's really, really awesome."
Joseph is doing his best to get past losing who he previously called his "super hero."
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The Lady Eva is not just a shrimp boat, its a livelihood. Its a way of life for Rocky Magwood.
But she began sinking Wednesday morning, right at her berth in Shem Creek. Docked at the Wando Shrimping Company, Magwoods boat is a beloved vessel hes owned for the last two years.
At about 1 a.m. Dec. 18 he got a call from a man staying on the boat that something was wrong. He rushed to the dock, only to find her sinking. High tide was just around the corner, set for 8:15 a.m.
A frantic call to 911 produced the Coast Guard who would not bring with them any pumps. Coast Guard is not in the business of salavage and had to follow protocol.
A call to Sea Tow resulted in tow pumps but by the time they arrived, Magwood said it was too late.
Two more pumps were brought in by Boat US, and crews and well wishers spent the early morning hours trying to get the Lady Eva afloat.
Magwood said the Coast Guard has federalized the boat and taken it into their possession. He said without the ability to repair the engines and other work needed to haul her, they had no other choice.
He was looking at costs of over $20,000.
The Coast Guard hired Moran Environmental to remove fuel and any other remaining hazardous substances from the Lady Eva. The Coast Guard did not observe any significant pollution.
They can use money from the National Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund to hire contractors for cleanup operations when necessary.
Magwood said he has been picking oysters to make money to pay his back fuel bills and planned to save enough money to have her hauled in the spring. This is a no-win situation because I should have hauled her sooner, but I just didnt have the money.
Magwood stood on her deck as The Lady Eva sank to the floor of Shem Creek, standing in freezing water.
I just stood there, not actually believing what was happening.
Coast Guard officials monitored the situation for possible pollution.
Fellow shrimpers and friends of Magwood gathered on the dock Wednesday waiting on the 2 p.m. low tide. Numerous pumps had been brought to the dock at that point in hopes the effort would not be fruitless. And while they were able to get her afloat, their hopes were soon dashed.
But Magwood said his grandfathers old boat is possibly for sale and he will look into that. In the meantime he will keep oystering to bring in needed money.
The bright side is that this nightmare is over, he said. I haven;t had more than six hours of sleep.
Shem Creek Fisheries will hold a fundraiser this Sunday for Rocky Magwood 12-22-13 1:30 - 4pm.
Fresh Trigger Fish Sliders donated by Abundant Seafood, Lowcountry Chicken Bog served by Charleston Bay Gourmet .
The food are coming together are free. Donations are requested.
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Leslie and Daniel Nicol Jr., of Hedgesville, announce the birth of their son, Radley Raylan, at 5:57 p.m. on March 5, 2012, at City Hospital. He weighed 9 pounds, 13 ounces and was 21 1/2 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Dawn and John Huffman, of Martinsburg.
Maternal great-grandparents are Darla Miller, of Martinsburg, Bette Mallow, of Keyser, and Tom Hartman, of Hampshire County.
Paternal grandparents are Daniel and Marie Nicol, of Falling Waters.
Paternal great-grandparents are James and Margerate Nicol, of Hagerstown, Md.
Hannah and Tony Martirano, of Martinsburg, announce the birth of their daughter, Olivia Reese, at 8:06 a.m. on March 6, 2012, at City Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and was 21 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Bill and Betty Stover, of Sharpsburg, Md.
Paternal grandparents are Bill Martirano, of Martinsburg, and Marleen Werner, of Basye, Va.
Waiting at home are Lillie and Riley.
Jennifer and Matt Ward, of Charles Town, announce the birth of their son, Gabriel Joseph, at 6:30 p.m. March 7, 2012, at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Waiting at home are Zachary, Samuel, Chloe, Luke, Joshua, Noelle, Sarah, Emmanuelle, Charity and Christian.
Kendra Thompson and Brandon Darr, of Charles Town, announce the birth of their daughter, Aubree Grace, at 8:28 p.m. on March 7, 2012, at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 1 ounce and was 18 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Angela Nicholsan, of Inwood, and Monte Thompson, of Ranson.
Maternal great-grandparents are the late Lucy Halgh and Carolyn and Manford Vesledahl.
Paternal grandmother is Paula Webb, of Greencastle, Pa.
Paternal great-grandmother is Janice and Richard Blackford, of Charles Town, and John Darr, of Brunswick, Md.
Waiting at home are Devin and Shailee.


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70-year-old suspect arrested at gunpoint, charged with brandishing deadly weapon
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MARTINSBURG - The Center of Orthopedic Excellence in Martinsburg was evacuated Wednesday after a patient, allegedly upset about having to change clothes for an X-ray, pulled a loaded handgun on an......
It's bad enough they tie in the back and don't cover my tushy, but no holster?
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Well the chief and the major responded to this one. Wanted to make sure the brat pack didn't empty their guns on this one.
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Paranoid gun nuts make us all safer.
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Let me get this right, they throw a kid in jail for jogging in camo with a fake gun for over a month and a 70 yr old with a real gun and temper pulls one in a doctors office and gets 10,000 bail only in Martinsburg could this happen, while a dude walking down the street gets 15 holes blown in him.
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cracker, I would feel perfectly safe around this guy. I know better than to ask a man to get into a gown.
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This man was wrong for brandishing his weapon, he should have just left if he didn't want to wear a gown....but no background check, the current version or an "expanded" version would have prevented him from obtaining a concealed carry permit or from purchasing a firearm. It's a fact folks there are so nutty people in the world and you aren't going to legislate them out of existence. If this same man had been denied a firearm, perhaps he would have brandished a knife or a hammer or whatever. No legislation is going to get rid of nut cases. Perhaps the young lady should have had her own concealed firearm to protect herself?
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Maybe just maybe you could entertain the thought that the guy got his gun permit years ago and maybe he just recently started meds that caused him to react this way....not everything is black and white!
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I want to honor this true American patriot for exercising his 2nd amendment rights. Ya want to bet he is mentally ill and should have never been issued a permit in the first place. Oh but our People's Party (NRA) Senate just defeated a background check bill. Keeping us safe is the repukenut way.
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Majortooligan: Of course liberals see nothing in this story. I think you will see more of this as Obama Gubment healthcare becomes bogged down with more and more gubment regulations.
Yes. Obama first required people to remove their shirts before taking an X-ray
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Good thing this didn't happen in Morgan County, Deputy Place would have just shot the old guy through the door!! Did someone say shoot???
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Perhaps the girl in the office just overreacted. Not saying that the guy was in the right because if I was going for an office visit or to the emergency room I would have secured the weapon in the car.
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Reading a few more of the details, it sound like this inadequate cracker confused his gun with the appendage it substitutes for. Sir please remove your pants and your ...
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So you guys really think the Constitution give you the right to compensate for your own inadequacies? And prohibits us from trying to keep guns out of the hands of maniacs, criminals and terrorists. Because that is exactly what the recent background check legislation was intended to do. I think you all are getting just a bit touchy...
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ARCADIAN sez: "So you guys really think the Constitution give you the right to compensate for your own inadequacies?"
No. It gives us the right to compensate for YOUR inadequacies, if you happen to be a violent criminal or a rabid animal. The fact that some people are unable or unwilling to be peaceful, is why we want a way to compensate for that by defending ourselves. When Jacob Roberts started shooting people at the Clackamas Mall, one guy was smart enough to exercise his 2nd Amendment right to have a defensive gun on his person. He saved lives that day, because as soon as Roberts noticed that a good guy was pointing a gun at him, he stopped shooting mall patrons, and committed suicide.
Imagine that: A normal, law-abiding man compensated for Jacob Roberts' inadequacies.
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Do you feel entitled to receive coupon discounts? I've always considered coupons a privilege, a bonus that allows us to save money on products we already plan to buy or an incentive to try a new product at a lower price.
But an increasing number of emails I receive indicate that some shoppers feel coupons are their right, and they are upset when they don't get the discounts they want.
Here are some recent emails:
Q: I'm getting really fed up with the coupons lately. I used to count on $1 coupons for items like juices and now I am lucky to get a coupon for 75 cents off three bottles. I wrote one company to complain, and they said they had changed some of their offers recently. Well, guess what? I can change what I buy, too. Now if I see a coupon for multiple products, I won't buy their brand! I buy a different brand or a cheaper store brand.
Q: Your readers' letters are a perfect metaphor with what's wrong with our society today. Coupons are seen by many as entitlements that are owed to them by manufacturers and stores, rather than occasions of saving a few cents as an inducement to buy a particular product. Regrettably, that sort of thinking is not limited to coupons.
A: There definitely has been a shift in shopper attitudes over the past year. Inmar, one of the largest coupon marketing companies in the nation, recently released its annual report on 2012 coupon trends.
The report notes that coupon shoppers' sentiments have changed "from effort to entitlement." Instead of viewing coupons as a bonus, a benefit enjoyed by those who shop strategically, many shoppers now feel that they deserve discounts.
Of the shoppers they surveyed, 37 percent of the shoppers went further, stating that they wished all coupons were digital so they wouldn't have to do much work (if any) to use the offers.
I do agree that the attitude of entitlement in our culture has become increasingly pervasive. Shoppers willing to do the work of watching sales, monitoring cycles and matching coupons to the lowest prices should be rewarded with lower prices at the checkout.
I've always said that couponing is a bit of work, but it's work that pays very well. If a shopper is not willing to invest a little time in their "work" (the time spent planning a shopping trip), why should they reap the same reward as the person who did take the time to cut coupons and match them to the sales?
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on December 19, 2012 - 11:55 PM
, updated December 20, 2012 at 12:26 AM
Here is Chan Gailey's take on statistics:
"I think we make too much out of numbers sometimes," the Buffalo Bills' coach said Wednesday. "Statistics are for people to make evaluations that sometimes are true and sometimes aren't completely valid."
Keep that in mind when reading this: The Bills are on pace to give up a franchise record for most points allowed and the second-most yards allowed in team history.
That raises the question, does Gailey think those numbers are valid?
"The yards are more true than the points are because of field position and kick returns," Gailey said. "Everything factors into that. Turnovers that they end up at the 10-yard line or scoring on, the points are not as indicative as yards would be, in my opinion. I think that we had made some strides up until last week. Now it'll test our mettle a little bit, to see how we come back from playing like that as a defense [last week against Seattle], to see how mad that made them and if we can go down [to Miami] and play well this week."
After last week's 50-17 debacle against the Seahawks in Toronto, the Bills have given up 404 points through 14 games. The franchise record for most points allowed in a single season is the 454 yielded by the 1984 edition. With 5,173 yards allowed this season, they are on pace to yield 5,912, which would trail only the 5,938 yards allowed last season.
"We all have to be accountable to our job and do what we're supposed to do," defensive tackle Kyle Williams said. "When you don't do that, you get burned pretty good."
That's happened far too often this season. The Bills are the first team since 1986 to give up 45 or more points four times in a season.
"It bothers you … more than anything that you're losing games and you can't find a level of consistency," Williams said. "That's the main thing we've got to get fixed. … I think the teams that are consistent, they find a way to be consistent over the course of a year. Obviously every team is going to have a bad game or two, is going to have some bad things happen, but the teams that can avoid those the most and play consistent are going to win football games, and we're just not very consistent."
It's more than just a season-long issue, too. Gailey's three-year run as coach will go down as the worst stretch of defensive football in franchise history. It's all but assured the Bills will have three of the four worst scoring defenses in the club's history and three of the five worst seasons in regards to yards allowed since Gailey took over.
What's frustrating for players and coaches is that Sunday's 50-spot came after they thought they had turned the corner on defense. Statistics would say that was true.
Heading into last Sunday's game, the Bills had allowed 272.8 yards per game in their last five, second to only Pittsburgh (248.7) in the NFL.
Their run defense had allowed 78.4 yards per game and 3.1 yards per rush, figures that were second and tied for first in the league, respectively.
"You feel like you're playing better, then something like Sunday happens, and it's definitely a shock to the system," Williams said. "The only answer for it is to try to come out and get better and work. We all have to trust one another — players, coaches, everybody — that we're going to do the right thing by one another. We're going to prepare the right way and continue to play the right way."
"Every week erases everything before," defensive end Mario Williams said. "I don't care about what I did before, because it's 'what have you done for me lately?' That type of mentality."
To avoid going down as the worst defense in team history, the Bills will have to improve their performance against the read-option offense the Seahawks used Sunday. Buffalo's opponent Sunday, the Miami Dolphins, runs some read-option plays.
"They're somewhat unconventional runs, but we got to be able to stop those," linebacker Nick Barnett said. "It's not that big of a deal if we execute our responsibilities and we got a little nosy a couple times [against Seattle] on a couple of plays and you can't do that."
"It comes down to us going out and fixing those things and being able to respond better," Mario Williams said.
Statistics would say that's true.
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INWOOD - Concerns surrounding the gymnasium flooring for the W. Randy Smith Recreation Center have delayed the opening of the facility to an unknown time.
At Tuesday's Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks and Recreation meeting, Executive Director Steve Catlett announced that elevated moisture levels in the concrete have prevented the flooring from being installed.
The flooring has been available since June 10, but high humidity levels inside the gymnasium have prevented the flooring from being laid.
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The opening of the W. Randy Smith Center in Inwood continues to experience delays due to the inability to install the flooring for the gymnasium.
The flooring cannot be installed until the concrete has a 85 percent moisture level, and the current level is 89 percent. When the concrete was first laid two months ago, the moisture level was 95 percent.
"Everybody's dumbfounded - the architects, the contractor, the concrete company, there's not one single person that can explain, and no one has an answer for it. I've never seen anything like it," Catlett said.
Catlett listed high humidity level as one of the factors increasing the concrete's moisture levels. Despite efforts to reduce humidity levels, such as utilizing the air conditioning and commercial dehumidifiers, board members are concerned about finding a long-term solution.
"If the moisture level drops down to 85 (percent) or lower, what conditions are going to bring that back up again? You're getting the maximum efficiency out of your system right now, and you can't cross into that level," said president Roger Engle.
Original estimates had the building being turned over to Parks and Recreation's control by August, but now a turnover date is unknown. Additionally, Parks and Recreation staff is unable to confirm a date for the dedication ceremony due to the flooring delay.
"We can say we want the floor installed, and the company will come and do it, but the company will waive the warranty on the flooring. The floor is $85,000 and if it were to buckle, if you were to waive the warranty, by the time you remove (the floor), you're looking at $100,000 to replace it. We agree that we can't take that risk," Catlett said.
Once conditions improve enough to install the floor, Catlett said the process should take three weeks, with an additional week to finish furnishing the gym with features like bleachers.
If no more change orders are necessary, Parks and Recreation will owe $15,000 as a final payment to the contractor. The money for the payment will be taken from the organization's operating budget, although Catlett said he is actively seeking donors in the hopes of acquiring the remaining funds.
Catlett estimates the total cost for the W. Randy Smith Recreation Center to be $2.3 million, with $2.1 million provided through funds from the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation and the W. Randy Smith Family Fund.
"It's one really terrific building, I think you're going to be impressed when you walk through it," Catlett said.
- Staff writer Samantha Cronk can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 132, or twitter.com/scronkJN.


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on May 23, 2013 - 9:12 PM
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The North Park Theatre on Hertel Avenue would be high on anyone's list of North Buffalo landmarks, so when Dipson Theatres announced Thursday it would no longer be presenting films in the aging movie palace, it was feared its screen would go permanently dark.
However, Buffalo attorney Thomas J. Eoannou, who owns the building containing the theater, said he is partnering with Left Bank Restaurant owner Michael G. Christiano to keep the North Park open.
"It's going to remain an art theater," said Eoannou. "It would be an awful shame to mothball it. It's just a beautiful, beautiful place."
He said that he and Christiano have been talking over plans for about a week, since Dipson notified him it would not be renewing its lease. How the theater will be run has not been finalized.
Michael Clement, president of Dipson Theaters, made public his decision to pull out of the theater on Thursday and said he will show its final film there on June 6.
"The North Park hasn't made a profit for us in five years," Clement said. "This is something that has been troubling us for some time."
He will sign off with a tribute to Buffalo, closing out Dipson's run with the Peter McGennis film "Queen City," which was filmed in Buffalo with Vivica A. Fox. The film, which opens next Friday, premiered earlier in Dipson's Market Arcade Theater downtown. Dipson also operates the Amherst, Eastern Hills, Flix Stadium 10 and McKinley Mall 6 theaters.
Eoannou said he is confident they can make a go of it with the North Park, while acknowledging the challenges facing all cinemas in a time of big-screen televisions and 3-D projection.
"We do know the huge costs involved," he said, and, in a nod to the dated condition of the theater itself, "and we do know the condition of the seats."
Eoannou is more often in the news as one of the city's best-known defense attorneys, most recently for his representation of Beth Lynn Hoskins of East Aurora in her lengthy animal cruelty case, but he also has invested in a number of historically significant properties in Buffalo.
"I love architecture, I have a passion for it," he said.
It is his partner, Christiano, who is the movie fan. "Mike's been going to the North Park since he was a kid," Eoannou said. "And the entire staff – some of them have been there for 20 years – they all share our passion for the theater, and they are all going to stay on."
One thing the men do intend is to make improvements to the 1920 building, which Eoannou described as being in "a state of neglect."
"We're going to work to the best of our ability to restore the North Park to its grand old dame status," he added.
That will be welcome news to other businesses in the neighborhood.
Andrew D'Amico, who owns the Sidecar bar across Hertel Avenue, said customers may come in before and after the shows, but that everyone likes what the North Park adds to the area's ambience.
"People like having a theater in the neighborhood," D'Amico said. "It's a big thing on the street – everyone knows where it is. It's awesome."
Adding that he hoped the owners would keep it open, he said, "The neighborhood people don't want anything to change."
"A lot of customers come in for dinner before the movie," said waitress Rosie Syharath at the nearby Taste of Thai. "It's nice. They show movies that you can't see at the Regal."
Eoannou and his wife, Alice, already have made a significant commitment to the 1400 block of Hertel. She owns the new Globe Market, which took over the space of the former Hertel News & Tobacco shop on the corner of North Park Avenue.
Next door, Christiano's cousin, Tony Christiano, runs the Més Que soccer bar and restaurant. The rest of the block-long complex contains Bertha's diner – also a neighborhood institution – along with an eclectic collection of shops and salons.
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Buffalo Bills fans wanting running back C.J. Spiller to get more touches should get their wish Thursday against the Miami Dolphins.
That good news comes with a price, though.
"It looks like Fred [Jackson] is going to be out this week," coach Chan Gailey said Monday. "Tests [Monday] morning were not as good as we had hoped and he had hoped, so he won't play this week."
Gailey confirmed Jackson suffered a concussion Sunday against the New England Patriots on a fourth-quarter hit by linebacker Brandon Spikes.
That leaves Spiller in the role of feature back for the game that sold out Monday in time for the local television blackout to be lifted and will air in Western New York on WBBZ-TV and nationally on the NFL Network.
"This is familiar territory to me. I'm not worried about how many times I touch it. Like I said [Sunday], from here on out, I'm just worried about wins," Spiller said. "Everybody's concerned about 'Can he touch it 25 times?' But at the end of the day if I do that and we lose, that means nothing. I'm just trying to help my team win so we can experience what it feels like to play in the playoffs."
Spiller has shined in the feature role before. He rushed for 392 yards and three touchdowns in the first two weeks of the season with Jackson out of the lineup because of a knee injury. Last year, with Jackson out because of a broken leg, Spiller rushed for 446 yards and scored five total touchdowns over the final six games of the season.
"He did it last year. He can do that. That's not an issue," Gailey said of getting the workload of a feature back. "If he needs to run it 20, 25 times a game for us to win, 30 times a game for us to win, that's what we'll do. … We don't think he's a fragile player or anything like that. We think he's a strong player that can go carry it as many times as we need to carry it to win."
Spiller, who suffered a shoulder injury in Week Three against the Browns, proclaimed himself 100 percent healthy.
"I'm ready to rock and roll," he said. "I don't doubt myself at all. I know I can do it [handle an increased work load]. I did it in college. I'm not concerned about 'Will he get overworked?' That's why I put in all the hard work in the offseason."
Spiller finished with 121 yards from scrimmage in Sunday's loss against New England on 13 total touches. He's averaging 7.3 yards per carry, so it's obvious who the Dolphins will be keying on Thursday.
"These guys are going to be ready for me. They're definitely going to have a lot of eyes watching me," he said. "But I think if we have a great week, starting with [Monday] night and leading up to Thursday, we'll be fine. I know my offensive line, they're excited. We're excited, we put up 480-something yards [481] against a great team [Sunday] and came up short. We know that we can make plays, we've just got to find a way to make that extra one."
"We give the tailback a lot of opportunities in our offense," Gailey said. "He's a dynamic player to say the least. He'll get a lot of chances this week, for sure.
"You have to make certain adjustments in a short week, but the good thing is we haven't depended on having them both in the game for the majority of our game plan at any one time, so we've got enough that we can go into a game without Fred and have enough to keep people off balance."
Defensive end Mark Anderson had another surgical procedure performed last week on his injured left knee and will miss an additional 2-3 weeks according to Gailey.
Fellow defensive end Chris Kelsay, who injured his neck in practice last week, has a "50-50" chance of playing Thursday, the coach said.
"It depends on how much he develops and gains confidence as the week progresses," Gailey said. "It's complicated by [the short week.] We're not going to do much hitting at all. It's really how he feels. We'll put him through some simulated things without actually practicing on the field.
The Bills re-signed safety Delano Howell to their practice squad. He had been on the 53-man roster until Friday, when the team released him and promoted safety Mana Silva to the active roster.
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Veronicas adoption case remains in the state Supreme Court, but those who want to see the 2-year-old girl returned to her adoptive parents on James Island continue to push for changes to the law that separated the family.
This week a newly formed group called the Coalition for the Protection of Indian Children and Families traveled to Washington to lobby lawmakers for amendments. The group asked members of Congress to make changes to the 30-year-old Indian Child Welfare Act, a federal law designed to preserve Native American families.
A Charleston family court judge ordered that James Island residents Matt and Melanie Capobianco turn over Veronica to her biological father on New Years Eve under the Indian Child Welfare Act. The Capobiancos connected with Veronicas birth mother in Oklahoma in 2009 after seven failed in vitro fertilization attempts.
Four months passed between Veronicas birth and the day her father, Oklahoma resident Dusten Brown, filed for paternity and custody. Brown is a registered member of the Cherokee Nation.
Melanie Capobianco, a developmental psychologist, spoke about research into the law, according to close friend and Save Veronica organizer Jessica Munday. Capobianco and her husband remain under a gag order barring them from discussing their case.
I think its important to recognize that Melanie would make the effort to go to Washington, D.C., to advocate for amendments to the law that essentially took her daughter from her, Munday said. Even if these amendments are made, its not going to have any impact on their actual case. Its already in the court system and being ruled upon.
The S.C. Supreme Court heard Veronicas adoption case in April. The high court has yet to issue a ruling.
The Coalition for the Protection of Indian Children and Families held a briefing Thursday in the Senate wing of the Capitol Visitor Center, a room with space for 60 people. Munday said 100 people showed up, including legislative staff members, adoption experts and representatives from the Cherokee Nation.
Thursday the coalition visited congressional offices. Sean Smith, communications director for U.S. Rep. Tim Scott, R-S.C., said his colleagues plan to share information with the National Resources Subcommittee and the House Adoption Caucus.
Well continue working with all three of those parties to find a solution, Smith said.
Amendments proposed by the coalition include giving fit parents the right to choose guardians or adoptive parents without concern for heritage, clarifying that the Indian Child Welfare Act does not apply to family court disputes and limiting a parents right to revoke an adoption and the courts ability to vacate an adoption.
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The class with be comprised of 8 individuals - four defensemen, three forwards and one goaltender - with four hailing from Canada, three from Anchorage and one from Pennsylvania. Joining the Seawolf squad are rookies Blake Leask, Ben Matthews, Michael Matyas, Bobby Murphy, Austin Sevalrud, Blake Tatchell, Hayden Trupp and Chris Williams.
"Overall, I think this class will give us good competition at every position," said Shyiak, "This year's freshmen class will give us a little more speed up front and we think our back end will be more mobile. It is always a big transition to college hockey in the WCHA and we think this group has an opportunity to help us at both ends of the rink."
Wearing No. 22 for the Seawolves as a defenseman will be Leask, a local of Edmonton, Alberta. Prior to coming to UAA, he dressed with the AJHL's Bonnyville Pontiacs for four seasons, receiving the league's Top Defenseman honor for the 2011-12 slate. Leask led the league's defensemen in scoring with 49 points and was second overall in team. Overall the 5-9, 170-pounder furnished 19 goals and 67 assists for 86 points in 172 games played.
"Blake is the type of defenseman that can make plays on the rush and was very good on the power play last year in Juniors," said Shyiak, "He skates very well and we think he can help us manufacture some offense from the backend."
One of three Anchorage natives to don the Green & Gold for the freshman class is No. 6 Matthews. At 6-3, 195 pounds, Matthews comes to UAA after dressing at captain for the Prince George Spruce Kings of the BCHL in 2011-12, producing 6-17-23 totals in 60 games played. Prior to last season, Matthews, a defenseman, suited up with the Trail Smoke Eaters of the BCHL for two seasons from 2009-11, dressing in 107 games and registering 8-23-31 totals.
"Ben is a big strong defender who handles the puck very well," said Shyiak, "He has a good shot and will help stabilize the backend."
The lone netminder in the incoming class is Matyas, who will sport No. 31 in the crease. A 6-3, 190-pounder from Calgary, Alberta, Matyas joins the Seawolves after skating with the Calgary Canucks of the AJHL for one season. He suited up in 49 games, posting 3.06 goals-against average, .913 save percentage and a 17-27-3 record, earning him the team's MVP honor.
"Michael is a tall, lanky goaltender that is technically sounds," said Shyiak, "He has an excelled year in Calgary and he will provide good competition in net."
Staying in his home state is forward, No. 19 Murphy, after playing with the Kenai River Brown Bears of the NAHL for two seasons from 2010-12. Murphy, standing at 5-10 and weighing 170, suited up in 102 games for Kenai, registering 22 goals and 37 assists for 59 points. Prior to suiting up with the Brown Bears, he played for the Topeka Roadrunners from 2008-10, dressing in seven games.
"Bobby is a forward that skates well and is a strong competitor," said Shyiak, "He has good play-making ability and will give us some depth up front."
Sporting No. 5 for UAA is Sevalrud, who hails from Calgary, Alberta. A 6-1, 205-pound defenseman, Sevalrud played for three teams in the AJHL from 2008-12. He most recently dressed with the Spruce Grove Saints in 2011-12, posting 3-19-22 totals in 43 regular season games and two assists in 11 playoff games. He also suited up for the Calgary Mustangs in 2010-11 and the Camrose Kodiaks 2008-10.
"Austin is a big, strong defender that has good defensive instincts," said Shyiak, "He keeps his game simple and makes a good first pass."
A local of North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Tatchell will wear No. 9 for the Seawolves after competing for the SJHL's Battlefords North Stars from 2009-12. The 5-10, 185-pound forward dressed in 57 games in 2011-12, producing 42 goals and 44 helpers, while helping his team to the playoffs. Tatchell's numbers earned him the league's MVP after finishing second overall in scoring and he was a finalist for the RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League Player of the Year Award.
"Blake has a great year in Juniors last season," said Shyiak, "He brings very good offensive capabilities and we are looking for him to help add some goal production to our lineup."
Another Anchorage native, Trupp will skate in front of his home crowd wearing No. 20 after spending 2011-12 with the Alexandria Blizzard of the NAHL. Trupp, a 5-9, 165-pound forward, dressed in 53 games with the Blizzard, posting seven goals and a team-high 30 assists, including two game-winning goals. Prior to joining the Blizzard, he played with the Surrey Eagles of the BCHL in 2010-11 and for the Penticton Vees and Penticton Lakers in 2009-10.
"Hayden plays with a lot of energy and play hard every shift," said Shyiak, "He can be creative with the puck and will also provide some depth at the forward position."
Coming to UAA from Pottstown, Pa., is Williams, who will wear No. 37 on the blueline. Williams dressed for two seasons with the Powell River Kings of the BCHL from 2010-12 after playing for two seasons with the Hamilton Red Wings of the OJHL. Last season the 6-2, 210-pounder suited up in 115 games, producing 12 goals and 44 assists for 56 points.
"Chris is a strong defender that has excellent skating ability," said Shyiak, "He brings a physical element to the game and does very well on the penalty kill."
The incoming class will get to prove their worth starting on Sept. 24 for the opening day of practice, before the Seawolves lace up their skates for the exhibition game against the University of Regina at 7:07 p.m. on Oct. 6 in Eagle River. The regular season will commence on Oct. 12-13 with the annual Kendall Hockey Classic.
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Negotiators in the Senate and House of Representatives finally convened Wednesday to begin resolving differences in the long-overdue farm bill.
The 41-member Farm Bill Conference Committee will now work to bridge huge divides between the Senate and House's versions of what the policy should look like.
Among the hottest topics is cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps.
The Republican-controlled House passed a bill that would cut food stamps by $39 billion out of a projected $800 billion over 10 years. In addition, the House SNAP provision would require able-bodied adults without children to work or volunteer for 20 hours a week to receive federal assistance.
The Democratic-held Senate's farm bill also would cut food stamps, but by $4.5 billion over a decade, and the Senate plan wouldn't add work requirements.
Many worry the differences over food stamps could continue jeopardizing passage of a bill that sets farm policy and covers conservation programs, insurance and farm subsidy programs.
But Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., who helped piece together the Senate's version of the farm bill and is also sitting on Farm Bill Conference Committee, is optimistic it will be passed in the next two months, and recently took time out of his schedule to talk with The Fence Post about his optimism.
In addition to the food stamp controversy, there are some lesser disputes, and if the conference committee fails to produce something for the House and Senate to vote on by the end of the year, consumers might feel the impact. Dairy supports are set to expire, meaning the cost of milk could jump significantly.
It's been a tough go passing a new the farm bill, which was authorized in 2008 and expired last year.
Congress extended it through September, hoping to buy more time to reach a deal.
But a deal wasn't made, and that extension expired, and some of the farm bill's programs will do the same in the upcoming months — which is why Sen. Bennet, among many, many others are more than eager to pass a new farm bill.
Below are portions of the recent conversation with Sen. Bennet:
1. Overall, what was tone of the Farm Bill Conference Committee meetings this week as discussions began?
A. It was very optimistic — both in the prediction to pass a farm bill before the end of the year, and also the ability to come together to compromise where it's needed.
We're at a point now where a lot of people are frustrated, but eager to get this done.
There weren't really any new issues or disagreements brought to the table. No new issues ... it's mainly just the same issues that need to be resolved ... so that's good.
2. With more and more time passing without a new farm bill, what's the biggest concern you're hearing from producers in Colorado?
A. Their biggest concern is just getting a new five-year farm bill passed and in place — just having the certainty of it, knowing the rules of the industry for the next five years.
And they're wanting to see some changes. Colorado farmers basically wrote the conservation title of the farm bill ... and had a major say in a lot of other areas, like cutting direct payments and instead strengthening the crop insurance programs. So these are programs and changes that work for them, and ones they want to see in place soon.
3. You helped pass the Senate's version of the bill, but are there any parts of the House bill that you like better?
A. To be quite honest, I like the House's version of the dairy programs better than what the Senate version has in it. Colorado's dairy industry, in addition to supplying local markets, depends heavily on exports. The House's version has a price support program that's better suited for producers who export, while the Senate's farm bill ... pieced together by lawmakers from state's where milk producers mainly supply local markets ... doesn't address the needs of milk exporters. I'd really like to get some of the House's language into the final version of the dairy policy.
4. Where else do you think the Senate needs to compromise with the House in farm bill talks as they move forward?
A. There's obviously going to be more conversation on food assistance programs, and while we don't want to see spending cuts go as deep as the House wants, maybe we can discuss more ways of preventing waste and abuse of those programs.
5. With farm bill discussions having now started back up, what do you feel is a realistic time frame of getting a new farm bill passed?
A. I'm confident we can get this done before the end of the year. We, the Senate, have passed our version of a farm bill — twice. It was a bipartisan effort — the only deficit-reducing measure passed in a bipartisan manner.
And I see the farm bill getting folded into the larger deficit-reduction discussions toward the end of the year, because of the cuts we're making in the farm bill. That has to be passed by the end of the year, and that gives me hope that the new farm bill can pass at that time as well.
I know that was the case last year, when we passed an extension at the last minute as part of our spending cuts.
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After almost a year of discussion with potential big-brother partners, Altoona Regional Health System has decided to focus on UPMC.
The local hospital hasn't made a final decision, but detailed talks with UPMC are the next logical step in finding a larger affiliate to help Altoona Regional meet the challenges of health care reform, according to the hospital.
"We want to be a regional hub for medical services and to expand and enhance our services," Altoona Regional spokesman Dave Cuzzolina said Tuesday. "Preliminary discussions indicate that UPMC is the partner that can make that happen - now we're going to take a more detailed look."
UPMC is a $20 billion organization with 55,000 employees, 20 hospitals, 400 doctors' offices and outpatient sites and a health insurance division, according to material provided by Altoona Regional.
At 380 beds, Altoona Regional would become the third largest UPMC affiliate in terms of bed size, after UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside, with 1,532 beds, and UPMC Mercy, with 487 beds, according to information supplied by UPMC spokesman Paul Wood.
People may assume that an affiliation with a big-city hospital would lead to reduction of services locally, but UPMC has "a good long track record of commitment to local growth and local governance," Wood said.
UPMC Hamot in Erie County exemplifies that, he said.
Since UPMC acquired Hamot in 2011, its employee roster has increased by 300, its physician roster has increased by 72, inpatient admissions have risen 10 percent and emergency room visits have risen 17 percent, Wood said.
Local residents are leaving the Erie area for care 7 percent less frequently, and patients are coming in for care 8 percent more frequently, he said.
"We bring expertise in service that may not have been available," Wood said of UPMC affiliations in general.
Those affiliations have tended to enhance the overall economies of those regions, he said.
UPMC's track record of "clinical excellence" led to its recognition by U.S. News & World Report as the No. 10 hospital in the country and the No. 1 hospital in Pennsylvania, Wood said.
Altoona Regional's junior partner in its talks with UPMC remains Nason Hospital.
The pair previously agreed previously to work toward creation of a Blair County-wide health care system.
"We are obviously involved and support them," Nason CEO Garrett Hoover said of the talks. "Nason is very supportive of the direction they have chosen."
The focus on UPMC means that Geisinger and Highmark, two potential big-brother partners, are out of the picture for now, Cuzzolina confirmed.
"Naturally, Geisinger is disappointed," Geisinger spokeswoman Sue Baranik said. "We thought we had a lot of value to offer this area," she said. "But we understand, and we honor the decision."
Highmark spokesman Michael Weinstein reiterated a recent statement that Highmark is "developing an integrated delivery network in western Pennsylvania" and has been talking with doctors and community hospitals to find those that "share Highmark's vision."
Highmark plans to continue to work with Altoona Regional to ensure that Highmark health plan members in this area continue to have access to Altoona Regional now and into the future, Weinstein added.
"We will explore every action necessary," he said.
Altoona Regional workers represented by SEIU Healthcare PA have concerns.
They have launched an online petition calling for: an open process, with workers and the community having a voice in decision-making on this "community asset"; maintenance or expansion of the hospital as a "full-service resource"; maintenance of "family-sustaining" jobs supported by existing labor agreements at the hospital; and maintenance of access for all area doctors to practice at Altoona Regional.
The Altoona Regional board, which has been "intetrally involved in this process from the beginning," is "comprised of dedicated representatives of the people of this community," Cuzzolina said in response to the petition.
Expanding and enhancing services and employment are among the board's main goals in seeking affiliation, he said.
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Chase Utley (oblique) will begin a minor league rehab assignment Wednesday with Double-A Reading.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts announced Tuesday that Clayton Kershaw will start Game 1 of the NLDS against the Nationals.
Eduardo Nunez (hamstring) is only expected to miss 2-3 days.
Johnny Cueto (groin) has been cleared to start Thursday at home against the Rockies.
Tyson Ross could need surgery to repair his injured right shoulder.
Albert Pujols is out Tuesday against the Athletics due to renewed foot discomfort.
Rich Hill (blister) threw a successful 35-pitch bullpen session on Tuesday.
Ryan Braun is out Tuesday with a sore wrist.
A.J. Cole has been suspended five games by Major League Baseball for throwing at Jung Ho Kang on Sunday.
Nationals GM Mike Rizzo confirmed Tuesday that Stephen Strasburg (elbow) is unlikely to pitch in the NLDS.
Matt Holliday (thumb) is doubtful to return to the Cardinals' active roster this year.
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wee davie has an empty this weekend, plenty of booze, burds and it'll be full of mad cunts!!
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"dude, help me get these empties in the trash before my parents get home!"
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Jordan: Hey, Tyrone! You wanna go to the movies tonight?
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Jordan: Damn!
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RANSON - Ranson Elementary joined schools from around the world to celebrate International "Walk to School Day" on Wednesday.
Approximately 300 students from Ranson Elementary walked and rolled to school along with parents, teachers and community leaders. The mayor of Ranson, David Hamill, and Delegate Tiffany Lawrence of Jefferson County joined the children. They were provided with a healthy breakfast upon arrival.
Mayor Hamill and Delegate Lawrence addressed the parents and children upon arriving at school. They congratulated them on their efforts to stay healthy by walking to school and encouraged them to continue doing so in the future.
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Mayor David Hamill of Ranson driving the "Walking School Bus"
In 2011, International "Walk to School Day" was celebrated at more than 4,000 events at schools across the United States, along with children and adults in 40 countries around the world.
"Walk to School Day" events raise awareness of the need to create safer routes for walking and bicycling and emphasize the importance of issues such as increasing physical activity among children, pedestrian safety, traffic congestion and concern for the environment. The events build connections between families, schools and the broader community.
The event was organized by Ranson Elementary, which is part of the Safe Routes to School Program and works with the city of Ranson to make safer routes to school.
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The worst thing with Messenger for me right now is the fact that on Windows 7, if you have a single chat window open, you cant just click on the task bar icon to bring it up. Even if you have the contacts list closed, the windowless messenger 'window' is always there so you always have to hover, wait, and then click the chat window preview. Has that been fixed?
Any chance I can share a desktop with a friend using Messenger?
There is still it seems no multi-party audio/video conversations like in Skype. I use them all the time. There is no voicemail, although they added video messages. But for those who do not have cameras, voicemail should have been also added as an alternative. How come you add a more advanced feature, whilst you do not offer the less advanced one?
Messenger Companion is only for Internet Explorer why?
Messenger Companion allows you to see only comments from your friends. Why don't they make a feature like Google Wiki, where you can see comments from anyone so that one can add annotations to any site and have them appear to the public as a whole through Messenger Companion, instead of it seems only one's friends? Why should I be friends with a commentor to see his contributions?
Generally, there is nothing revolutionary in this version that is not already offered by at least one of the other competitors' services. It is certainly an improvement but there is nothing innovative.
The worst thing with Messenger right now is that the advertisements at the bottom, especially hugely annoying Flash advertisements that 1) crashes messenger or 2) uses 50% CPU on each core (and crashes Messenger) or 3) makes hugely annoying sounds and goes big and covers other windows when you accidentally hover the mouse over it. And no. Apatch does not solve the Flash crashing Messenger. It only hides the problem, doesn't make it go away.
Looks quite powerful actually. I especially like the photo exploring mode with the ability to comment on specific photos.
I think that is by design, and I rather like it. Skype 4.2 is the same way now. I think it is badly designed because everyone seems to think it is a bug. And no one can figure out how to close exit the messenger
50 bucks to chat in hd. Take my money and my bandwidth, sounds like a loose loose.
i reaaally hate the ads in messanger.. the take up to much space and sometimes they expand and cover up the whole messenger window.. those ads needs to go.. there isnt even an option to pay to make them go away (if there is please tell me, but there shouldnt be any ads at all imo, or atleast they sould be less intrusive)
new features looks great though
The ads are annoying, Microsoft should just drop them. Some of their competitors do not use ads.
Please please please please please please change the following: Currently the preview thumbnails of conversation windows are the whole windows but you can't read any text or make out who you are talking to (except from the text) , please replace the current thumbnail with an image of the persons display picture surrounded by the status color (like it is for your own main windows in Windows 7)
Also, can you still chat non tabbed?
The huge add in 'Social Mode' is to big and the visual adds in conversation windows are kind of a waste of screen space...
How do i become a VIP ? http://windowslivepreview.com/Login?ReturnUrl=%2fhotmail%2flaunch%2f
I wish they didn't disband the butteryfly group
this actually looks great ... other than the ads which really sour me on the whole thing. I really hate the idea of ads in client software, and even looking at websites, ads in Facebook, Bing and Google don't feel nearly as intrusive. I also think that ads in an IM-like application feel especially bad because it's like they're intruding on you and your friends' social space.
P.S. windowslivepreview is currently giving me ASP.NET errors. somebody left debugging trace information open to the public, and also apparently the Windows Live team can't figure out Entity Framework 3.5 either ...
This does look like a very power app. I don't know if its even fair to call it a messenger anymore because it seems to do so much more than that. Sounds very impressive though
I would like to see a messenger lite version, for those of us who don't want all of that extra stuff. What about enhancements for mobile messaging ?
Well, I'd argue that Messenger is a very appropriate name. It's just that it now has more services to message with (it's all about message passing between human messengers, the Messenger application and n number of potential data services, social or not...).
do a search for a-patch ... it can remove the adds and other things. Have been using it for a long time without any issues
I would really like to see other protocols supported. Facebook and stuff is all nice but right now I use ICQ, GTalk and Messenger this is why I use miranda as a client for all of them. Also I cannot find an option to override the other party's settings. Some people use pink fonts...
If Messenger had jabber support, and maybe AIM support, it'd be killer.
I would think in the US it has to have AIM support. Thats the one thing that keeps me from using messenger; everyone I talk to online uses AIM... I've asked for this before on the messenger forum but nobody said anything about it.
Thats true Charles you do have a point. Maybe something like Live Comunnicator.
I love to see the advancements that instant messaging is making in general. I would be great if everyone had one base IM protocol and build their own special features on top of that.
I'd also love to seem mobile IM completly replace SMS (such a rip off)
I spoke with some of the folks on the team. Here are some of the answers to your questions.
More information can be found here:
Look at my comment. a-patch doesn't remove the ads, it merely hides them. This means buggy flash ads will still crash your messenger.
right click messenger, properties, compatibility, Windows Vista SP2.
For the problem of the taskbar you could simply use the Shorcut CTRL-CLICK.......then it opens the last window active for the aplication clicked....
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Seven people – including five children – were left homeless when fire ravaged their Black Rock home early this morning.
The blaze at 111 Gorton St. apparently started on the front porch of the 2-1/2 story house at about 4:20 a.m., and extended to the first-floor apartment, firefighters said.
The two adults and five children living in the house escaped without injury, firefighters said. The seven were assisted by the Red Cross.
Damaged was estimated at $55,000 to the building and $20,000 to the contents. The cause of the fire is under investigation, fire officials said.


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NIAGARA FALLS – As the owner of some of the most coveted – and potentially valuable – real estate in upstate New York, Niagara Falls Redevelopment has a vested interest in seeing to it that people believe the city is safe.
Now the group is trying to make that happen.
The Federal Law Enforcement Foundation, which has a direct connection with NFR, will soon begin funding programs for the Niagara Falls Police Department.
The foundation is led by Anthony Bergamo, who founded it and also is the chief executive officer of NFR. Roger Trevino, executive vice president of the NFR, said he is serving as an intermediary between the two groups.
"We don't pretend to know what they need, but will work with the local police department in identifying those needs," Trevino said. "It will happen on their needs basis, not ours. We are looking to become involved and see what is really needed. We are hoping to do a lot of good work."
The foundation has put cash into the pockets of first responders in their time of need, handing out more than $15 million over the past 25 years.
No specific programs or funding for Niagara Falls has been announced, but the goal will be to change the city's image.
"It is the perception, whether real or perceived, that thinks that tourists are targets," Trevino said.
NFR owner Howard Milstein also is a supporter of the foundation. Trevino conceded that NFR would be a major beneficiary if perceptions of safety in the city change, but he said there are "no politics involved" in giving funds to the Niagara Falls Police Department.
"Mr. Bergamo has been involved in the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation longer than he has been with NFR. He was the foundation founder," Trevino said. "These programs are in over 200 communities and over 10 foreign countries."
The connection between the two groups became more public this month when Trevino provided Niagara Falls Officer William Gee two checks for $1,000, one from NFR and another one from the foundation.
Gee, a single father raising two sons, has stage 4 stomach cancer and has been unable to return to work.
Trevino said the foundation has provided funds to other local first responders, offering support for programs and grants for fallen and injured officers in the Buffalo Police Department, the Niagara County Sheriff's Office and funds for area police athletic leagues.
"They put their life on the line and it is a pleasure to pay them back," he said of first responders.
Trevino said NFR will continue to work with law enforcement to help change public perceptions of Niagara Falls. He noted that quality of life issues are what people look at when they move to a community.
He said foundation funding includes scholarship programs, drug reduction programs, executive education, Big Brother programs, widows and children's funds and financial assistance for police athletic leagues throughout the country.
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Edgar Award Winners 2011
The Edgar Awards are presented every year by the Mystery Writers of America and are often considered the most prestigious awards for the mystery genre. This year's awards were presented this weekend and the winners include:
Best Novel: The Lock Artist by Steve Hamilton
Best First Novel: Rogue Island by Bruce DeSilva
Best Paperback Original: Long Time Coming by Robert Goddard
Best Fact Crime: Scoreboard, Baby: A Story of College Football, Crime and Complicity by Ken Armstrong and Nick Perry
Best Critical Biographical: Charlie Chan: The Untold Story of the Honorable Detective and his Rendezvous with American History by Yunte Huang
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Best Young Adult: The Interrogation of Gabriel James by Charlie Price
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