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MILLPORT - Even with the years of research, including 18 months to find the gravesite, descendants of Revolutionary War veteran James McClellan admit there is little known about the man.
However, through the places he was and his militia service, the family believes they have pieced together a picture of a self-reliant man with strong values, a loyal husband and father, a devout Christian and a patriot.
"He was a patriot in a time of great confusion in the political loyalties of his contemporaries," one of those descendants, Dick Lewis, said during a dedication ceremony Sunday of a Revolutionary War veteran's marker in the Bethesda Cemetery near Millport.
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According to Lewis' research, McClellan was born in 1760 in the British Colony of Pennsylvania. McClellan was nearly 15 when the conflict broke out in Lexington. In 1776, when General George Washington called in the Flying Camp Militia, McClellan's father Samuel, a member of the militia but also about 44 years old, sent his teenage son in his place.
"Other than knowing how to shoot a flintlock rifle, he would have been a totally untrained recruit," Lewis said.
As a cold wind swept through the crowd in Bethesda Cemetery Sunday, Lewis told the story of icy encampments near the Delaware River and long marches by militia members through deep snow during the winter of 1776.
Besides the Flying Camp Militia, Lewis' research shows McClellan also served later with the Chester County Militia regiment. Local history in Chester County, Pa., says the local militia was part of a ruse to fool the troops of British Gen. Cornwallis.
By spreading themselves out throughout the entrenchments, stoking campfires and making as much noise as possible, that group of militia fooled the British into believing they were the entire American army, which gave Gen. Washington's main troops time to head toward Princeton and escape a bad strategic position in Trenton.
Eventually, McClellan would serve in the newly formed 8th Battalion of the Pennsylvania Militia formed in 1777 and rise to the rank of sergeant in 1780, but little else is known of his military service.
McClellan married Hannah Witherow in 1783 and by the 1790 census was listed in Mifflin Township, Washington County, Pa. He would soon move his entire family to Columbiana County.
Records show McClellan and his wife joined the Presbyterian Church in Lisbon on Sept. 18, 1814. Then in December, he filed to purchase a 160 acres in Center Township, which was sparsely settled. His wife died in 1822 and was buried in the Bethesda Cemetery. McClellan lived on his successful farm until his death, 34 years later, at the age of 89.
With both the Grand Union flag and the Betsy Ross designed flag flying above the new marker on Sunday, Lewis pointed out it was the Declaration of Independence, which made the Grand Union flag with the British Union Jack in the corner, obsolete.
"There is no agreement among historians what flag James McClellan followed during most of his service and it doesn't really matter," Lewis said. "He was following an ideal. The yearning of a free people to govern themselves, secure in their God-Given rights, unhindered by an oppressive and unresponsive government."


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Hopefully after Frampton knocks out Kiko again, he will then deal with LSC & Quigg.Comment by LouIE G on 07-10-2014
[QUOTE=CLUNG3-TANK;14742190]Too bad the unwarranted hype is surrounding LSC, frampton is for real.[/QUOTE] Nope, not in my eyes!Comment by Aztekkas on 07-10-2014
[QUOTE=CLUNG3-TANK;14742190]Too bad the unwarranted hype is surrounding LSC, [B]frampton is for real[/B].[/QUOTE] Quoted for truth. I'm glad LSC is wanting those fights but none will be open till December and I doubt LSC would want to fight 2 months after…Comment by Dr Kewl Hair on 07-10-2014
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Although South Carolina students fared better this year on two of the state's biggest tests, they didn't make enough progress to meet the state's goals.
The state set higher achievement targets for 2012-13, and nearly half of the state's school districts fell short of those marks. That meant they earned worse letter grades.
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This year was the second that schools and districts received grades as part of their federal accountability under the No Child Left Behind law. The grades are based on results from PASS tests, exit exams and end-of-course tests, as well as schools' graduation rates. Every year, the achievement goals that districts and schools must meet go up, so the expectations for students' scores was higher this year compared to last year. The grade gives schools partial credit for making progress toward those goals.
A score of 90-100 receives an "A" — substantially exceeds the state's expectations.
A score of 80-89.9 receives a "B" — exceeds the state's expectations.
A score of 70-79.9 receives a "C" — meets the state's expectations.
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On Thursday, the state Department of Education released three sets of results — scores on the state Palmetto Assessment of State Standards and high school exit exams, as well as letter grades assigned to schools and districts based on those scores.
The conflicting results — better test scores but lower grades — prompted calls from state officials to change the state's accountability systems, but they have different ideas about how to do that.
Some education leaders want the state to abandon the "A" through "F" letter grades assigned to schools based on their performance and growth, saying they aren't valid or reliable. But State Superintendent of Education Mick Zais defended the grades and vowed to fight any effort to "weaken accountability" in the state.
South Carolina schools must meet accountability mandates from the state and federal governments. The state system gives schools report card ratings, and the federal system assigns letter grades. Zais wants to eliminate the report cards and use only the letter grades.
"This new federal report card system is more transparent to parents and the public than the old system," he said. "It's easy to understand and it fits on a single piece of paper."
Other education leaders called the letter-grade calculation method complicated and flawed. Molly Spearman, executive director of the S.C. Association of School Administrators, said the letter grades give schools unfair and inaccurate labels, and said she was disappointed that Zais would support such a rating system.
Paul Krohne, executive director of the S.C. School Boards Association, also criticized the state Department of Education for "maintaining the test, label and then punish approach."
"It measures progress solely on scores from standardized tests, which forces schools to focus on testing at the expense of teaching and learning," he said. "Our students deserve better than the test and label system."
Neil Robinson, chairman of the state Education Oversight Committee, said he was concerned about the mixed messages being sent to the public, and he said a review team planned to provide recommendations on a clear, cohesive accountability system by December.
On PASS and exit exams, school districts statewide generally saw better results on the tests. The percentage of students meeting standards or passing those tests improved compared with last year, and that rang true in most local school districts.
But 39 of the state's 81 districts received worse letter grades; only eight districts improved.
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Bit harsh that. It was confirmed in tweet by StackOverflow that they did do a push that caused his page to not render in IE 9
Useless ... Where is te High Quality video ? This is for stamp size screen :(
@JustinK: Actually it was an output caching bug of mobile vs non-mobile for anonymous users in general...nothing IE9 specific
@Romeo When I said "Your stuff is broken" I was speaking to the StackOverflow team who was in the audience. As NickCraver points out (he's on the StackOverflow team), it was an output cache issue that made their site look different when I brought it up in IE 9.
Interesting how easy it is to have loose fingers when accusing someone of having a loose mouth. I generally like to give people the benefit of the doubt first and understand the context before making accusations. But that's just me.
@Dan no idea. I'll ask around.
@NickCraver I think it's awesome that you guys fixed it before my talk was over.
BTW, I wrote up some corrections to my talk in this blog post, A Look Back At Mix 11.
Nice Brazil jersey.
What's that cool window switching thing Phil is using inside Visual Studio?? is that a plugin or a keyboard shortcut i've missed?
Try the [ctrl] + [tab] shortcut in Visual Studio.
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HANOI, 12 March 2012 – A workshop organized by the Industrial Safety Techniques and Environment Agency, Ministry of Industry and Trade formulates a policy framework on Green Industry with the technical assistance of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). The workshop is part of project funded by the One Plan Fund of the United Nations in Viet Nam on promoting sustainable industrial development.
At the workshop, UNIDO national experts presented initial results from the three trial pilots for scaling up and mainstreaming Green Industry concepts and practices in the steel sector in Hoi An. An ongoing action plan was recommended for Hoi An People's Committee as an effort to build the city the first eco-town in Viet Nam. Besides, project's experts also proposed an industrial cluster model and two technical waste water/ gas emission treatment systems in Binh Yen aluminum recycling village, Nam Dinh Province.
These positive outcomes not only triggered greening in each industrial sector but also took an important role in policy framework creation to foster green industry development. A summary report entitled "Green Industry Policy Framework" was distributed for multi-stakeholder consultation. Some of specific guiding targets recommended to MOIT include 3.5% annual improvement rate of resource productivity from 2015 onward, 7% annual reduction rate of waste and emission intensity from 2015 onward and a green industry award achieved by some 5,000 SMEs in Viet Nam by 2020. To implement specific sectoral green industry, environmental costs and benefits scenario were analyzed in steel and textile sectors enabling potential green chances for specific sectors.
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I've been alive for more than half a century. You'd think that's long enough for menfolk to make sense, but no.
At my annual physical recently, the doctor said, "You should live well into your eighties." I wanted to ask him if I'd understand men before I die, but I didn't because he's… well, a man.
As my grandmother once proclaimed from her front porch rocker: "Men! Can't live with 'em—"
"And can't live without 'em," I chimed in.
She gave me the stink-eye and spit into her snuff cup. "Naw. Can't live with 'em, can't gut 'em and toss 'em in the river. It's against the law." She spit again and rocked faster.
I have loved and been loved by my dad, two brothers and my husband Widdle. All that love is wonderful, but not one wisp of understanding is in the mix. I believe this may be because no two men are alike.
My father, who I adored, sometimes looked at me like I had green fangs. I remember asking him to buy me a new hairbrush, with which to beat my adolescent hair into submission. He pulled a 29-cent plastic comb from his pocket and said, "Here, use this."
"That won't work with a blow dryer," I said.
"What's a blow dryer?" he asked.
"You hold it in your hand and it blows hot air on your hair," I said.
"Just ride with the window down," he said, and gave me the stink-eye.
Take my brother T-Bob and Widdle. Both men, but nothing alike. Consider these two recent phone conversations.
Widdle's mother was hospitalized for some tests. Being a devoted son, he sat vigil at her bedside. I called him several times for updates. A typical exchange:
Me: "How's your mom?"
Widdle: "She's not doing too hot."
Me: "Which is why she's in a hospital bed. Are the test results back?"
Widdle: "It's her kidneys."
Me: "What about her kidneys?!?!"
Widdle: "They're not doing too hot."
Me: "Honey, what does the doctor say?"
Widdle: "He says she's not doing—"
At which point I began to wail and smash the phone against my skull.
Compare this to yesterday's chat with T-Bob. He announced that he is binge-watching the five seasons of "Breaking Bad" on Netflix.
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Me: "Well, I never watched it but I know a little—"
T: "OK, Walter White is a chemistry teacher in New Mexico and his students are disrespectful snots and he also works at a car wash to make ends meet. One day a student comes in, and Walter has to clean out his car and the student starts taking pictures with his phone and Walter is totally humiliated. Also, he has lung cancer. Anyway, he quits the car wash but he wants to provide for his family after his death, and it turns out he can cook the purest meth known to man. He joins up with a former student and they get involved with two double-crossing bad guys. And they're cooking meth in an RV and Walter knows the bad guys are killers, so he holds his breath, fires up a toxic cloud of fumes and jumps out of the RV. Then he holds the door shut with all his strength, and the bad guys are suffocating inside, so they start SHOOTING THROUGH THE DOOR and—"
Me: "Wow, that's an action-packed season!"
T: "Huh? That's half of the first episode."
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Open house marks anniversary of robotic milkers
Open house marks anniversary of robotic milkers
Over 600 people came to Knigge Farms of Omro, Wis., to celebrate the 10th anniversary of robotic milking in the United States. It was in August 2000 that Pete and Theo Knigge, and their son, Charlie, installed a pair of A2, Astronaut robots in their new free stall barn. This May, just three months short of the 10-year anniversary, the Knigges installed the latest Lely robots, the Astronaut A3.
of robotic milking in the US to Pete, Theo and Charlie Knigge.
The Knigges told those in attendance that the new robots have some great improvements. Their modernistic design covers more of the working parts which reduces the potential for hoses and other components to get moved by cows as they are milked. The improved connection software makes for quicker milking machine attachment which has led to fewer milking failures. When a milking failure occurs, the Knigges must bring the cows up to the robot.
Another recent change to the Knigge operation is the addition of Juno which is a robotic feed pusher. On Knigge's farm, they set it up to push up feed every two hours. Since setting the system up a month ago, milk production has gone from 85 pounds per day to 94 pounds.
On average, cows are being milk three times a day. The highest-producing cow which is milking 140 pounds per day is going into the robot six times. In addition to a TMR, cows get a sweet grain mix to entice them to come into the robot. The average cow gets 9.5 pounds of that grain each day. The herd's TMR mix consists of first-crop haylage, 40.5 pounds at 36 percent dry matter (DM); corn silage, 34 pounds, 37 percent DM; high-moisture shell corn, 13.50 pounds, 67.5 dry matter; cottonseed, 5 pounds, 88 percent DM; protein mix, 2.5 pounds, 92 percent DM; third-crop hay, 2 pounds, 88 DM; and a mineral mix, .74 pounds; 95 percent DM.
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LISBON - Old, young, men and women, nearly 40 people with one thing in common were honored Sunday - they all served our country in the armed forces.
Veterans from World War II right up through the current conflicts were given patriotic quilts and afghans at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds during this year's Operation Forever Grateful event.
Some of those honored fought in conflicts, while others provided the supplies or medical help needed to keep those on the front lines fighting. Some were lucky enough to be called to duty during more peaceful times, always ready in the event they were needed.
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Col. Dr. Willard J. Stamp of Salem, served in an Army hospital. He was drafted following his graduation with a Dr. of Optometry from Ohio State University. His quilt was made by Phyllis French. 16B A Purple Heart recipient Blair Whitman presented the quilt. (Salem News photo by Deanne Johnson)
Doug Brannon, commander of the Salem VFW Post 892, shared many of their stories while they were handed a blanket, made by women and organizations throughout the community. In some cases the quilt or afghan was made by a family member, a granddaughter or great aunt, proud of their family member's service.
Some eyes welled with tears in gratitude. Some beamed broad smiles and still others offered a polite wave to the crowd in response to the well-earned applause. A biography of each veteran was read by Brannon, including in some cases the veteran's own words about their time of service.
"Bob states it is difficult to explain the feeling that he and his buddies had as they passed under the Golden Gate Bridge, returning home to the good ol' USA," Brannon read from the information provided about C.R. "Bob" Wells, who served in South Korea. "He says that after all these years, he still gets a lump in his throat and tears in his eyes as he recalls those days and the buddies who did not return home with him."
Charles W. Somers, a World War II veteran, one of 10 honored on Sunday, was in the Army as a combat engineer in the European Theater.
"In June 1944, we crossed the ocean without any escort," Charles said in his biography. "They lined us up on both sides with binoculars to watch for periscopes. It was kind of spooky. Luckily, we never saw any."
Another biography was read about B. Jane Garver, a World War II veteran who joined the Navy and took care of sick and injured Marines returning from war. She met her husband, a Marine named Irving Garver, who eventually proposed. They moved to East Liverpool and were married for 60 years before he passed away.
"Jane writes that she considers this honor as much for her husband, Irving, as for herself, because the Marines were on the front lines."
In most cases, they returned to have families, work, start businesses and appreciate the freedom they helped preserve for the rest of us.
At the end of Sunday's ceremony, it was announced next year, Sept. 11-15, the Moving Wall, a Vietnam Veterans Memorial, will be at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds.
Prior to the Operation Forever Grateful presentation, a service of commemoration was held near the flag in the fairgrounds.
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Rodriguez has been working out at the Yankees' spring training complex in Florida this year while recovering from surgery on his left hip on Jan. 16. The three-time AL MVP turns 38 later this month.
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She's known for her curves, and Sofia Vergara puts them to deadly use playing an assassin named Madame Desdemona in the new film Machete Kills.
The Modern Family star shoots bullets from her killer rack in a new trailer for the action flick, which also stars Jessica Alba, Lady Gaga, Michelle Rodriguez, Cuba Gooding Jr., Charlie Sheen (who plays the President) and Mel Gibson.
"Bring me my double-Ds," the 41-year-old demands as she straps the machine gun bra to her chest. "Pucker up, lover boy!" she yells as she aims her lethal weapons at Danny Trejo's character, Machete.
"I don't know why they would cast me to do that role," Vergara joked when she appeared on The View in June. "I mean, I really didn't understand."
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Macgyvering is when you take something and make it something it shoulden't be but it almost works perfect
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a bad channel that "inspires" women with stories about women with breast cancer that were molested as a child getting beat up by their alcoholic unemployed mullet husband.
I think lifetime is for man-hating lesbians
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Nothing wrong with a channel for women, but it seems this network is run by men-hating extreme feminists.
Nothing wrong with a channel for women, but it seems this network is run by men-hating extreme feminists.
How long has that channel been around, anyway?
dari Mehh Rabu, 14 Juli 2004
A depressing tv network which hurts women more than pure misogyny with its mindnumbing, predictable shows about women who get beaten, raped, abducted by aliens, committed to mental hospitals, sexually harassed, brainwashed, etc.
Do women who watch Lifetime ever leave the house, or are they afraid to?
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"Lifetime... Television for idiots" (Family Guy)
Kyle: dude i was watching lifetime yesterday and...
Me: Stfu and sit, idiot
Me: Stfu and sit, idiot
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A god-awful television network that has programming that usually features a woman who is 'wronged' by a man. The men are usually portrayed as assholes, and in the end the woman ususally comes out on top and 'wins', because afterall Liftime is for shitheads.
What the fuck are you watching Lifetime for you queer.
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TV channel that markets itself towards women with too much time on their hands. Usually, severely biased vs. men, portraying us as either incompetant, weak, evil/corrupt, abusive, or any combination/alteration of the preceding. Usually portrays women as perfect, and if there happens to be a female antagonist, you can definitely tell she's effed up in the dome. Hillary Clinton's personal campaign aid for her upcoming 2008 election. Don't Vote Clinton.
Nobody should watch lifetime.
Lifetime is Hillary's tool.
Curb the femvolution before it starts by dismantling lifetime.
Lifetime is Hillary's tool.
Curb the femvolution before it starts by dismantling lifetime.
dari upncomingbigpimpingbloodbettarecognize Selasa, 29 November 2005
Television for women who enjoy eating ice cream (and feeling guilty about it) and complaining about men not putting down the toilet seat. Really, is it that hard to put it down yourself?
Oooh have you seen that Lifetime Original Movie about the woman who gets breast cancer, then gets raped by her boss?
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Sometimes it takes parents to bring an issue to light when local school officials are quiet.
That's what happened Monday night in the Central Cambria School District when a mother representing several concerned parents asked about allegations of sexual abuse involving a sixth-grade boy and other middle-school students.
While district leaders offered assurance that disciplinary policies were being followed, the parents said they understood the accused student was still riding a school bus and that he was serving an in-school suspension, in a room that permitted him a view of his alleged victims.
In a case like this, when district administrators provided only minimal comment, the parents were right to ask the questions and expect answers.
In any community where these kind of allegations can spread fast and wide - especially in the unfiltered age of social media - school leaders can instill confidence by being the first to publicly acknowledge what's going on, the actions being taken or not taken and the reasons why.
With that kind of presentation, parents and others will have an understanding - rather than a bunch of questions - as to how a school district is handling a controversial issue, now in the hands of Cambria Township police who have filed charges that will be handled through juvenile court proceedings.
In another student-safety issue at Central Cambria, we question the district's decision to accept donations that parents collected to pay an off-duty police officer on school grounds through the rest of the school year.
The district initially hired the officer in response to a written threat of a school shooting on the day before the prom. But that day, and the prom, passed without incident.
While still-worried parents came up with the idea of collecting the donations, at $2 per family, it almost seems contradictory for the district to accept the parents' money while simultaneously claiming a safe environment for students.
This is not a bake sale.
Perhaps the better option would have been for the district to comb through its accounts and find enough money for the expense.
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There is a blue light on at the front door of a home. There is a ribbon covered in puzzle pieces. Tears and love are breaking down the stigma of autism with public awareness.
The school guidance counselor recommended that "Sue" consider having her son checked for ADHD. Later she amended it to autism, Asperger's, to be precise.
Sue, upset that anyone would want to label her child, refused to discuss it further. But as time passed and she observed her son, she began to see things. She could no longer deny there was something going on. Her husband, though, insisted there was nothing wrong with the child. And it certainly didn't come from his side of the family. She saw challenges ahead, stress and strain on the marriage.
Autism spectrum disorders include social impairment, communication difficulties and repetitive or stereotyped behaviors. Socially impaired children make little eye contact, fail to respond or interact with others, and don't respond to emotional cues.
"Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges," says the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency estimates that about one in 88 children has been identified with autism. In 2002, the estimate was one in 150 and in 2006, one in 110. They suggest that the increase in number of children diagnosed with an ASD is because of the tools used to make those diagnoses.
More boys than girls are autistic. More Black and Hispanic children have been identified. This doesn't mean they are lower in intelligence. They understand the world differently than others. They react to people and events differently because of the way their brain processes information.
"ASDs affect each person in different ways, and symptoms can range from mild to severe. People with ASDs share some similar symptoms, such as problems with social interaction, problems with communication and highly focused interests or repetitive activities. But there are differences in when the symptoms begin or are first noticed and in how the symptoms affect a person's functioning," advises a report from the ADDM Network (Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network). You can read the full report at www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/autism/index.html.
Research shows that both genetic and environmental factors are involved in whether a person will have an ASD. Children who have a parent who is ASD has a higher risk, as well as children born to older parents. There may be a genetic or chromosomal condition in the person, such as Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome, tuberous sclerosis or other genetic or chromosome condition. Some prescription drugs taken during pregnancy have been linked to higher risk of ASD. Premature birth babies and low birth weight babies are also at greater risk of ASD.
What can parents do? Track your child's development. A baby book with all the information for their first seven years-first smile, first time the baby laughs out loud, their eyes follow an object, they sit up by themselves, they stand by themselves the first timeall of those things will speak to you. You can find the same information at the website link provided earlier in this article. If something about your child doesn't seem quite right, talk to the physician who provides your child's health care about your concerns.
"Sue's" husband did get on board with the diagnosis and the family is making sure the child has what he needs to be healthy and happy.
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Sgt. J.T. Panezott, a 23-year city police veteran who's been waging a war against drugs for most of his career, will become Salem's new police chief effective Feb. 1.
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"I'm thrilled. I can't wait. We've got a bunch of great guys and I'm looking forward to working with them," he said.
Panezott, 47, scored the highest on the chief's promotion civil service exam administered Tuesday night to determine who would replace Chief Bob Floor, who's retiring effective Feb. 1. Lt. Dave Casto and Sgt. John Scheets also took the exam.
Floor, city Service/Safety Director Ken Kenst and Mayor John Berlin personally delivered the news to Panezott at his Drug Enforcement Administration office in Boardman Friday morning. Floor said he was told in person when he became chief and he wanted to do the same for whoever was following him in the job.
When Panezott was told the chief was there to see him, he didn't know Kenst and Berlin were there, too, and still didn't know he got the job until Floor said he handed him the sealed envelope containing his test score and said, "Merry Christmas, Chief." His response was, "Really?"
"I think the Salem Police Department is going to be left in very, very capable hands," Floor said. "I'm optimistic for both J.T. and the police department going into the future."
Panezott said the test was tough, so he was surprised, but said he spent a lot of time studying. When he was growing up playing cops and robbers, he always wanted to be the cop. He really became interested in police work when he went to college.
A Salem High School graduate, he earned a bachelor's degree in law enforcement administration from Youngstown State University in 1987 and went through the Salem Police Academy run by former Chief John Sommers in 1988.
When he was hired by Sommers as a patrolman for the Salem Police Department on July 19, 1989, he was asked what his goals were and one of those goals was to become police chief.
This won't be Panezott's first experience as the leader of a department. He was the first Salem officer assigned to the Columbiana County Drug Task Force when it was formed in January 1992 and served as its director from its inception until Oct. 1, 2000 when he was assigned to the DEA. He made sergeant on July 21, 1995.
Coming from a narcotics crime-fighting background, he said drugs are the main cause of a lot of crime.
"You work on your drug problem, you work on your crime problem," he said.
Panezott said he wants to see someone moved into his full-time DEA position from the Salem Police Department and also a Salem officer full-time with the DTF. He said a lot of people are coming to the Youngstown area from the suburbs to buy heroin. To support that habit, they have to go out and steal.
He said he'll have an open door policy for the public and he's looking forward to seeing people he already knows in the community and meeting the residents he doesn't know. He acknowledged both Scheets and Casto and said they all started around the same time, have known each other a long time and are friends.
Panezott and his wife Lisa have two boys, 10-year-old Justin, and 7-year-old Braden.
Floor said he's glad they know who's replacing him so now they can figure out who's moving where. He'll spend the next month or so showing the new chief all the requirements of the job and the day-to-day business he'll need to know.
Floor discussed the possibility of Panezott getting the job with his boss at the DEA and said the two of them agreed it would be best if J.T. was given the opportunity to name his own replacement if he got the chief's job.
Floor said Salem will continue the participation with the DEA, which has proven financially fruitful for the city which has received seized vehicles for the department and some seized money. Plans had already called for a current sergeant working part-time with the DTF and as a shift supervisor to become full-time with the DTF as a special assignment sergeant. Patrolman Brent Slider scored the highest on a recent sergeants' promotion exam and will be promoted to sergeant and move into the shift supervisor position. New patrolmen will need to be hired, with at least one to replace Floor's spot in the department and one to take Slider's spot.
The current roster, including the chief, has 19 officers, but Floor said that will be increased to 20 since they had created a new special assignment sergeant's post.
"We cannot afford to let the department become any smaller," he said.
Floor said he'll be working on his last day up to 4 p.m. and then the department will belong to Panezott. He offered congratulations to the residents, saying "you're going to have a very good chief of police hopefully for many years to come."
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TRUCKEE, Calif. — When it came to challenging someone in a game of baseball statistics and trivia, the odds were pretty high Andrew Metlenko had your number.
"He would definitely get into a debate with anybody over baseball stats or sports stats," said his mother, Laura Metlenko. "He would even do algebra with baseball stats — he literally lived his life by baseball."
Andrew L. Metlenko — remembered by friends and family for his love of sports, the outdoors and constantly smiling and kidding around — died Tuesday evening in a single-vehicle rollover accident, four days shy of graduating from Truckee High School.
He was 18.
Metlenko was the passenger in a 1995 Chevrolet pickup driven by current Truckee High senior Corey Adam Neill when it overturned at about 6:20 p.m. Tuesday west of Stampede Meadows on Sierra County Highway 860, northeast of Truckee.
Metlenko was ejected from the truck and pronounced dead at the scene, according to the California Highway Patrol. Neill, who was wearing a seatbelt, was not hurt.
The preliminary investigation indicates speed was a factor in the wreck, according to CHP. Alcohol did not contribute.
While CHP reported Metlenko was not wearing a seatbelt, an investigation by the Sierra County Sheriff's Office suggests he was, his parents said Thursday.
Known by friends as "Linko," Andrew's biggest passion was baseball, a sport he followed as an Oakland Athletics fan his entire life, and one he competed in as a member of the Truckee High varsity team.
And when he wasn't playing, he was doing his best to make sure others could.
"He would always want to be there at the Truckee High School field, helping and preparing it, mowing the lawn, raking the leaves, getting it ready," said Andrew's father, Michael Metlenko, while choking back tears Thursday afternoon.
Andrew was an avid skier, his parents said, and could be found most winter weekends performing tricks at Northstar or Boreal. He also liked to go fishing with friends, often at Boca and Stampede reservoirs and Donner Lake.
"He was a mountain kid in every sense of the word," his father said.
Andrew was scheduled to enroll this fall at Santa Rosa Junior College, where he planned to pursue a career in culinary arts.
"His back-up plan was to be a diesel mechanic," an emotional Laura Metlenko said.
Despite breaking down several times in tears Thursday afternoon, Laura was able to chuckle when talking about Andrew's positive and fun-focused spirit.
"He was the kind of kid that you'd rarely ever get mad at him, and if you did, it didn't last very long," she said. "He'd do something to make me mad, but then he'd just look at me, smile and say something like, 'Mom you can't be mad at me,' and I'd just laugh."
That humor was what helped define Andrew, said one of his uncles, Matthew Metlenko.
"He was very quick-witted, a very funny kid. He would always try to make light, make jokes of everything, no matter what it was," Matthew said. "My outlook on life is to try to make the best out of every situation, and that was kind of his personality too — I always told him that.
"You look at all the pictures, and the kid's always smiling. He was always trying to see the best of everything."
Metlenko was to be among 155 seniors graduating Saturday from Truckee High School. The school will honor him with a moment of silence at the ceremony, which starts at 11 a.m. at the football team's Surprise Stadium.
Metlenko's chair will be set aside, adorned with his cap and gown, said Rob Leri, superintendent of the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District. Further, his diploma will be the first awarded and will be accepted by his brothers, Trevor, 15, and Cole, 10.
"We as a community are shocked and saddened at the tragic loss of Andrew, especially at the close of the school year," Leri said Thursday.
Leri said he has spent the past few days on campus and has "seen firsthand the grief of Andrew's classmates, and his friends and family who've come for support."
The family also has scheduled a celebration of Andrew Metlenko's life, at noon on Saturday, June 22, at Surprise Stadium. Friends and family are encouraged to attend.
"My outlook on life is to try to make the best out of every situation, and that was kind of his personality too — I always told him that. You look at all the pictures, and the kid's always smiling. He was always trying to see the best of everything."
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quote: Or hows about the thousand of troops in my home country Australia?
quote: Australia has never been invaded by a foreign enemy, they too can look after themselves and they have New Zealand right next door as a very tight military and economic partner.
quote: The money saved by pulling your asses out of other countries, could be used for things like Nassa Programs or enhancing the border protection between the US and Mexico to stop illegal immigration.
quote: Technically, the allied UN forces and North Korea are still at war. There was never a formal peace treaty, just an armistice (cease-fire) which has stood to this day. The U.S. troops based on South Korea call themselves speed bumps. They know their job in a North Korean attack is to die so there will be no impediment to US (if not UN) reprisal.
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quote: Again why? Since WW2 Japan has been a great, peaceful trading partner.Let the Japanese protect themselves! I believe as a sovereign nation that they should have that right.
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quote: But it would still be one way to reduce spending, if you could find all the ways to reduce the spending, it adds up.It's not really an excuse to keep spending yourselves into oblivion.
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NEW ORLEANS – It's hard to believe, but I've never covered a football game in this city before. The Bills were scheduled to play here once since I became the lead columnist. That was in 2005, when the game had to be moved to San Antonio because of Hurricane Katrina.
In fact, the only sporting event I've covered here was the 1993 Final Four. It was the first time I set foot in the place. The results were predictable. The night before the NCAA title game, I discovered hurricanes, which seemed like harmless fruity concoctions to me.
I wound up walking home from some bar called The Dungeon at around 5:30 a.m. As I recall, you actually had to crawl on all fours to enter one particularly dank and dubious region of the establishment.
Things were still a little fuzzy at game time the next night. It was the NCAA final when Chris Webber called a timeout that he didn't have. I felt bad for the kid. From my perspective, New Orleans was a place that inspired bad judgment. Hey, we were young. We moved on.
There have been nine Super Bowls played here. Evidently, I didn't miss much. Looking back over those nine big games, it's remarkable how many bad, forgettable games there were. If you remember a really brutal Super Bowl, chances are it took place here — or involved the Bills.
Of those nine games, only one was decided by fewer than 10 points. Seven had a winning margin of at least 14 points. Some of the worst offensive performances in history occurred here. I'm guessing the New Orleans bowls inspired some of the NFL rules that now favor offense.
Maybe it's the wild nightlife. I'll never forget what it felt like for me, walking down Bourbon Street for the first time. I had a sense of relief, knowing that if I had been here as a very young man, I might not have survived it, or seen honest work as a worthy lifestyle.
We all know the Bills were a little overzealous about the party scene in Super Bowl XXV. Just think if that Super Bowl had been played in New Orleans, instead of Tampa. They might not have shown up for the game on time. It might have been the only Super Bowl forfeit.
As bad as the games were as a whole, though, it's still fun to reflect. Here's my ranking of the nine Super Bowls that have been played here. Let's hope the Niners and Ravens give us the best Super Bowl yet in New Orleans. The bar isn't very high:
1. SUPER BOWL XXXVI - Patriots 20, Rams 17: The only close one in the bunch, though it wasn't exactly a work of art. New England was a 14-point underdog against "The Greatest Show on Turf", but held down Kurt Warner and won on Adam Vinatieri's last-second field goal. Young Tom Brady marched the Pats into field goal range in the final minute, despite John Madden encouraging them to run out the clock and go to overtime.
2. SUPER BOWL IV - Chiefs 23, Vikings 7: Kansas City was a 12- to 13-point underdog, but dominated the Joe Kapp-led offense in Tulane Stadium. People forget about that great K.C. defense, which forced five turnovers and held Minnesota to 67 yards rushing. Len Dawson thew for 142 yards and was MVP. A 30-second TV commercial went for $78,000. Those were the days.
3. SUPER BOWL XXXI - Packers 35, Patriots 21: The first time in eight New Orleans games that the loser topped 10 points. Drew Bledsoe was picked off four times. Desmond Howard returned a kickoff 99 yards and was named MVP. Brett Favre threw an 81-yard TD pass to Antonio Freeman and a 54-yard TD strike to Andre Rison — on Green Bay's second play. Bill Parcells already had one foot out the door to the Jets.
4. SUPER BOWL XII - Cowboys 27, Broncos 10: The first New Orleans Bowl played in the Superdome, and the first one indoors, period. Denver had eight completions and eight turnovers. Craig Morton started at QB and was mercifully pulled. Two Dallas defensive linemen, Randy White and Harvey Martin, shared MVP. The media wanted to vote the whole Dallas defense. I'm wondering if the entire Bronco offense was in The Dungeon until 6 in the morning.
5. SUPER BOWL XX - Bears 46, Patriots 10: More defense. Buddy Ryan's Chicago defense had seven sacks and gave up seven rushing yards. Tony Eason went 0-for-6 passing for the Pats and gave way to Steve Grogan. Refrigerator Perry scored a touchdown. Mike Ditka regrets not letting Walter Payton score in his only Super Bowl. Many sports fans regret having watched it.
6. SUPER BOWL XXIV - 49ers 55, Broncos 10: This one had the lowest rating since the merger, perhaps because San Fran led, 41-3, early in the third quarter. Joe Montana threw for five touchdowns and got MVP. Jerry Rice had 148 yards and three TDs and had a case. John Elway and the Broncos, not a memorable day. Again, I refer you to my Dungeon theory.
7. SUPER BOWL XV - Raiders 27, Eagles 10: I know, it's hard to distinguish one blowout from another. Oakland linebacker Rod Martin intercepted Ron Jaworski, the pride of Lackawanna, three times. That's still a record. Martin later said he got back to his room early from Bourbon Street during the week to study film. That's my strategy this week.
8. SUPER BOWL VI - Cowboys 24, Dolphins 3: Roger Staubach threw for 119 yards and was MVP in Tulane Stadium. I would have picked Duane Thomas, who rushed for 95 yards and a TD. Before the game, Thomas had one of the great quotes. Asked if the Super Bowl was the ultimate game, he said, "If it's the ultimate game, how come they're playing it again next year?"
9. SUPER BOWL IX - Steelers 16, Vikings 6: The third Bowl played at Tulane Stadium in a six-year period. MVP Franco Harris ran for 158 yards. The Steelers led at halftime, 2-0. The Vikings had just 17 yards rushing. They scored their only TD by recovering a blocked punt in the end zone. They missed the extra point. Man, is New Orleans due for a great game!
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - Tina Kunstbeck looked at her watch Monday morning and knew exactly where she was a week ago at that moment.
Kunstbeck, the Hollidaysburg YMCA's wellness and race director, was riding a shuttle bus in Boston to the tented village, where runners loosen up in final preparation for the world's most prestigious marathon.
The 38-year-old Altoona Area High School graduate and former professional cyclist (1998-2005) was running Boston for the first time, and she planned to enjoy it more than the two previous marathons she had run over the past year when she was "trying hard to qualify" and was more pre-occupied with her time than the scenery.
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"Everybody I talked to said to soak everything in," Kunstbeck, sipping some coffee, said. "When they lined us all up, it was a pretty amazing moment. The roar of the crowds when we started, the first couple miles, the reality of being in the Boston Marathon was a pretty surreal moment for me. Pretty cool.
"It's definitely a special race. Just the pride of the people. There were only two-three spots I don't remember seeing people, and the next thing you know you're in another town, and everybody's outside cheering, grilling food and making it such a special event."
Kunstbeck was running alongside close friend Jayme Orr. The two hung together for the first 20-plus miles before "I gave her the thumbs-up," Kunstbeck said, to go ahead and they'll catch up at the finish line.
"I wasn't feeling that great so I was afraid to push it," Kunstbeck said, "but, fortunately, Jayme felt good so I wanted to keep up with her."
Kunstbeck completed the race in 3:54.14 - 10 minutes before the first bomb went off near the finish line. Fate certainly smiled on her, Orr and others with local ties who participated.
With 23,000-plus runners in the field, the event is supremely organized. Kunstbeck said runners are funneled a few blocks beyond the finish line, where they are flowed into a changing area and supplemented with food and drinks.
Her son, Dima, and Orr's boyfriend, Donnie Rhodes, had been tracking the runners' progress via technology and were supposed to join them near the finish line. That's when Kunstbeck heard a "loud" noise, but "I couldn't imagine it was a bomb."
She called Dima's cell phone, and Rhodes answered.
"Donnie's voice was concerned," Kunstbeck said. "He asked if we were close by."
When they all united, "Everybody was looking over at the direction of the finish line, even though you couldn't see it," Kunstbeck said.
A policeman mentioned that a bomb went off. The local contingent left quickly and balked at riding public transit. Cabs were full so they walked four miles to their hotel. Only when they passed a bar-restaurant with people crowded around the TV "did we realize how bad it was and how close it was to our finishing," Kunstbeck said.
At that point, she called home to her husband, Dusty, and her parents (Ted and Joan Skelley), who had been watching on TV after a concerned friend alerted them.
"I was glad I was able to get through," Kunstbeck said, "because after that, you couldn't call out [because of cell traffic]."
Kunstbeck was back in her role as director of the Bud Shuster race on Saturday. Nearly 400 runners turned out, and a moment of silence for the Boston victims was held.
"There were people who came up before the race," Kunstbeck said, "and gave me a hug."
The Hollidaysburg YMCA was obviously concerned about her.
"We were all shocked and anxious that Tina was OK," YMCA Executive Director Tom Kopriva said. "It brought us all together."
Watching the wall-to-wall coverage in the week since and receiving well wishes, including many from veterans, Kunstbeck has run the gamut of emotions, especially considering her son was also at the finish line.
"I feel like one minute I'm fine, and the next minute I think about the other people and how close we were," she said. "We realized how in 10 minutes our life could have changed. We just thank God."
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