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Introduced newbuild Europa 2 in May 2013
Markets cruises primarily to German-speaking travelers
Offers unusual, exotic itineraries
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The present Hapag-Lloyd Cruises motor fleet comprises five ships: the luxurious flagship Europa; expedition ships Hanseatic and Bremen; Columbus 2, which offers a more informal take on the Europa experience; and Europa 2, the line's first new-build in 14 years.
Luxurious Europa is a 28,890-ton ship that carries just more than 400 passengers in all-suite accommodations. It offers unparalleled pampering by its crew of 280. Launched in 1999, Europa underwent refurbishments in 2004, 2007 and 2009 that have enhanced its children's playroom, provided cosmetic upgrades to cabins (and resulted in the creation of new spa-oriented staterooms), redesigned the spa and fitness facility, and added the fantastic Sansibar indoor-outdoor lounge.
Hanseatic, commissioned in 1993, measures 8,378 tons and carries 184 passengers. It combines the luxury of a top-rated cruise ship with the adventure of an expedition vessel by offering spacious cabins, fine dining, a high level of service, onboard lectures by renowned experts and Zodiac excursions.
Bremen, built in 1990, measures 6,752 tons and carries 164 passengers. It is the first expedition ship to offer some cabins with private balconies.
Columbus 2 is Hapag-Lloyd's largest ship, measuring 30,200 tons and carrying 698 passengers. While similar in some ways to Europa -- especially when it comes to cruising all over the world -- Columbus 2 offers more options and choice in all aspects, from bars and restaurants to spa and family-oriented facilities. This ship, formerly known as Oceania's Insignia, is on charter to Hapag-Lloyd and will return to Oceania in May 2014.
The all-new Europa 2, which debuted in May 2013, is the most contemporary, sleek, ultra-luxe and ultra-casual vessel in the fleet. The 40,000-ton, 516-passsenger vessel features gourmet dining, focusing on the cuisines of Continental Europe, Italy, Asia and France in its main restaurant and three smaller boutique venues. The all-suite ship features spacious staterooms with separate living and sleeping areas, state-of-the-art tech toys, walk-in closets, spacious balconies and marble bathrooms with separate tubs and showers. It's got the fleet's largest spa and a series of kid-friendly facilities that accommodate everyone from toddlers to teens.
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Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is part of one of the oldest shipping companies in the world. You can spot orange Hapag-Lloyd containers stacked on wharfs, racing by on double-stack trains and being towed by semis on highways around the world. And, as a longtime division of Hapag-Lloyd AG, its cruise arm shares the same roots and history.
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is a 100 percent-owned subsidiary of TUI AG, Europe's leading travel group. It's the result of a 1970 merger between two of Germany's oldest steamship companies, Hapag (Hamburg-Amerikanische Packfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft or Hamburg America Line) and Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL -- North German Lloyd). Both companies were founded in the 1840s to carry passengers and freight between what is now Germany and the United States. Hapag was founded in Hamburg, while North German Lloyd served Bremen. At the time of the companies' founding, the ports were city-states and longtime rivals.
Both lines prospered and by the 1890s were building large, fast, luxurious ocean liners. Hapag claims to have commissioned the first purpose-built cruise ship, Augusta Victoria, in 1891. In 1896, Hapag's Furst Bismarck crossed to New York in six days, 11 hours and 44 minutes, making it the fastest ship in the world. In 1899, NDL commissioned the first four-funnel liner, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
In 1911, Hapag launched the first of three giant sisters, the largest ships in the world: Imperator, Vaterland and Bismarck. At the start of World War I, Hapag was the world's largest shipping company with 175 ships. Those ships that survived the war, including the three giant sister ships, were forfeited to the allies as reparations. (NDL was permitted to retain a few ships.) The three giants became famous for their new owners. Imperator had an illustrious career as the Cunard flagship Berengaria. Vaterland was rechristened Leviathan and served as flagship of the United States Lines. Bismarck sailed for White Star Line as Majestic.
Both German companies built new ships in the 1920s. Notable among them were Hapag's Columbus and NDL's Bremen and Europa, the fastest ships of their day. In 1934, the German government became majority stockholder in both lines. Those ships not lost in action during World War II were seized as reparations. Europa, for example, sailed for many years as the French Line's Liberte.
After the war, Hapag concentrated on freight traffic, while NDL returned to the passenger trade. Hapag was the first line to transport standard containers, and Hapag and NDL pooled resources to build the world's first dedicated container ships, which sailed under the name Hapag-Lloyd Container Line.
After the merger, Hapag-Lloyd AG discontinued its transatlantic passenger service. However, in 1981 the line returned to cruising with the launch of Europa, a ship that set the standard for luxury and service in the German market. Seventeen years later and under the brand name of its new subsidiary Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Ltd., it introduced its new flagship, the fifth to be called Europa.
Today, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises operates five ships, ranging from ultra-luxe to expedition.
Hapag-Lloyd's five cruise ships offer onboard and in-port experiences that range from luxury to upmarket soft adventure. Traditionally, Hapag-Lloyd has catered to German-speaking passengers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland, though the line is beginning to court English-speaking travelers from the U.S., U.K. and Australia and is tweaking some onboard offerings accordingly.
All five vessels are top-of-the-line (and, budget-wise, fares are on the high side), but each has a different personality and specialty. The 28,890-ton, 408-passenger Europa, the best known, offers a formal luxury cruise experience as it essentially travels around the world each year. (Few if any itineraries are repeated.) Both 8,378-ton, 184-passenger Hanseatic and 6,752-ton, 164-passenger Bremen are expedition vessels with E4 ice ratings, the highest given to passenger ships. They travel to the Arctic and Antarctic, as well as other exotic regions. Hanseatic is classed as a five-star ship to Bremen's four, and the former has slightly upgraded cuisine and enrichment in addition to larger staterooms.
The 30,277-ton, 698-passenger, Columbus 2 is on lease to Hapag-Lloyd until May 2014, when it returns to Oceania's fleet as Insignia. The ship caters to a less formal traveler than does Europa, with a small kids center, expansive spa and the same approach to creating unique itineraries.
The real excitement for Hapag-Lloyd is the launch of its first new-build since 1999. Europa 2, unveiled in May 2013, is a 40,000-ton, 516-passenger vessel aimed every bit as much at the ultra-luxe market as Europa, but its target audience is a younger, more active traveler. Families, in particular, are catered to with dedicated kids facilities that appeal to all youngsters, from toddlers to teens.
Fellow Passengers
Regardless of the ship, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises attracts a well-heeled, predominantly German-speaking clientele. Regular passengers -- most passengers are repeaters -- travel all the ships of the line, choosing their sailing by itinerary, but each ship has its own niche. Columbus 2 attracts more families. Hanseatic appeals to active adults who want pampering on expeditions, while Bremen, which also is oriented to adventure-minded travelers, features a quality experience at a more moderate price point. Europa, its most traditional ship, tends to draw travelers who want a more classic luxury experience. And Europa 2, drawing on top-notch features found on Europa, is the cruise line's jazziest, most contemporary ship, featuring dynamic art collections and sophisticated enrichment and entertainment that range from a kitchen studio for cooking-related courses to a jazz club. Its appeal is primarily to younger, less traditional luxury-minded travelers, including families. Hapag-Lloyd has also dedicated Europa 2 as its "bilingual" ship, reaching a more international passenger base with enhanced materials and activities particularly geared to English-speaking passengers.
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I know people who, in recent weeks, have been dealing with a deteriorating water heater, leaking ceilings blamed on ice and an uncooperative exterior door lock.
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While spending more time near the garage talking nicely to the door (maybe it will fix itself?), I couldn't help but notice other things that will need fixing in the spring. I saw tire tracks in the grass near the driveway. Peeling paint on the porch pillars. A mailbox on a post leaning a little off to one side.
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The American Physical Society, an organization representing nearly 50,000 physicists, has reversed its stance on climate change and is now proclaiming that many of its members disbelieve in human-induced global warming. The APS is also sponsoring public debate on the validity of global warming science. The leadership of the society had previously called the evidence for global warming "incontrovertible."
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The APS is opening its debate with the publication of a paper by Lord Monckton of Brenchley, which concludes that climate sensitivity -- the rate of temperature change a given amount of greenhouse gas will cause -- has been grossly overstated by IPCC modeling. A low sensitivity implies additional atmospheric CO2 will have little effect on global climate.
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Of course marijuana should be legalized. We've tried prohibition for decades and it has been a complete and total failure, just like the alcohol prohibition was. The only difference is that the people back then had the sense to realize that they failed. Alcohol won, and so did marijuana. That is not an opinion, it's a fact. Prohibitionists have been decisively defeated by the substances they hoped would go away, but never did.
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NEW WASHINGTON - Buckeye Central downed Crestline 25-12, 25-7, 25-7 in the North Central Conference opener Tuesday.
Kilee Kimmel served seven aces and Jenna Delarber drilled 12 kills and three blocks for the Bucks (2-0).
Emily Weithman handed out 15 assists for Buckeye Central and Brooke Karl had seven digs.
Rams roll over Bucyrus
BUCYRUS - Emma Smith and Jessi Holly each nearly had a double-double Tuesday in Upper Sandusky's 25-9, 25-5, 25-11 North Central Conference domination of Bucyrus.
Smith turned in 28 assists and eight digs and Holly had 11 kills, eight digs and three aces for the Rams (3-0, 1-0 NCC).
Taylor Graboski and Kalene Johnson both hammered nine kills, Molly Owens served six aces, Madison Bianchi drilled five aces and Jenna Holly had eight digs.
Warriors take out Pleasant
MARION - Julie Adelsperger turned in a double-double and Clara Adelsperger handed out 30 assists Tuesday in Mohawk's 25-22, 25-21, 25-22 win over Marion Pleasant.
Julie Adelsperger registered 19 digs, 14 kills and three blocks while Clara Adelsperger added six digs for the Warriors (2-1).
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McCOMB - McComb rolled up St. Wendelin 25-15, 25-7, 25-9 Tuesday.
Mikayla Gilliland's nine digs and Allie Rutter's five digs and four kills led the Mohawks (0-2) in the loss.
Chloe Reiter added three assists, and Victoria Walter, Olivia Zimmerman and Kamryn Troike each lined three blocks.
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UPPER SANDUSKY - Taylor Emerick snapped a scoreless tie with a pair of second-half goals Tuesday to key Upper Sandusky's 3-1 win over North Central Ohio Soccer Association foe Ada.
Cole East put the Bulldogs (0-4, 0-1 NCOSA) on top early, but Aaron Pirc tied the game for Upper Sandusky (4-0, 1-0) off an assist from Emerick.
Emerick's two goals came off an assist from Brad Roeder and a direct kick.
Clay Musgrave stopped 12 shots for the Rams, who out-shot Ada 24-13. Tate Anspach had 21 saves for the Bulldogs.
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Pever knotted the game with a penalty kick in the 38th minute, then booted home another penalty kick in the 49th minute to put the Falcons ahead.
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Garrett Bean put the Tornadoes (3-1, 0-1) up 1-0 in the second minute, with Riverdale's Jackson Hankins tying it up three minutes later.
Austin Clark stopped seven shots for Riverdale, and Columbian's Josh Gibson had five. Columbian out-shot the Falcons 13-12.
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Alyssa Spencer found the net twice in the second half, while Marisa Sheppard stopped seven shots.
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COLUMBIANA-Columbiana shed a tier in the off season.
So far, the new one is working just fine.
Brandon Hacker rushed for 70 yards and four touchdowns, while Britton Steiginga added 146 yards on the ground with two touchdowns as the Clippers opened Inter-Tri County League lower tier play with a 48-12 victory over Wellsville on Friday at Firestone Park.
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Columbiana's Brandon Hacker scores a touchdown in front of Wellsville's Marcus Moxley on Friday. (Photo by Patti Schaeffer)
The Clippers (3-1, 1-0) learned early in the week that sophomore starting quarterback Neat Huk would miss at least a few weeks with an injured knee. The team responded by sticking to the basics. They gained 328 yards - all on the ground - and did not throw a pass.
"Our guys pulled together," Columbiana coach Bob Spaite said. "We have a young sophomore quarterback and a great offensive line. We've got Hacker who's the demolition derby guy and Steiginga who is the grand prix guy. They said lean on us."
Columbiana senior lineman Justin Hoffman said the adjustments weren't that hard to make.
"We played within ourselves," Hoffman said. "We did what had to be done."
Nearly all of Columbiana's first half possessions started in Wellsville's territory. The Tigers (2-2, 0-1) were limited to 13 rushing and 39 passing yards at halftime. By that time the score was 42-0 and there was nothing the Tigers could do to shake the former ITCL upper tier power.
"We got our butts whooped," Wellsville coach Dave Skinner said. "There isn't much else to say. We got it handed to us."
Columbiana's defense created three turnovers in the win - including an interception by Steiginga.
"Coach Larry Baughman did a great job," Spaite said. "Wellsville is very explosive. They have two or three guys that can it the distance any time. Until the very end we held them. They only scored with our freshman in there."
Columbiana senior defensive end Jared Hill, who had a fumble recovery, said he felt the defense played a complete game and did its job.
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Hill said the team was not concerned with the newness of the ITCL lower tier.
"It's always a little different when you have a new opponent," Hill said. "You always have to study a bit harder to see what they have."
Wellsville was hampered by several penalties in the first quarter which killed encouraging starts to drives. Steiginga's punt return excellence made sure the Tigers had their backs against the goal line for just about the first half.
Marcus Moxley led the Tigers with 114 yards rushing - 80 of those came on a fourth quarter touchdown run against Columbiana's freshmen.
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Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly regains its independence from Epic Games
People Can Fly, the Polish team behind the underrated Bulletstorm and fantastically entertaining Painkiller, has regained its independence from Epic Games. Actually, that makes it sound like there was some kind of annexation.
"Ownership of the company, which had been rebranded as Epic Games Poland in 2013, has returned to the local leadership to reflect the team's desire to create their own games, a move Epic supports," the team writes in a press release.
People Can Fly's Bulletstorm delisted from Steam
Epic Games' and People Can Fly's sci-fi shooter Bulletstorm has disappeared from Steam, leaving nothing but an eerie silence in the wake of all that gunfire and potty-mouth.
The likely suspect is that the PC version has been murdered most foul by Games for Windows Live, which nears its last toxic-breath as the service prepares to shut down.
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People Can Fly's manic shooter Bulletstorm is widely considered to be a flop, selling less than 1M units across three platforms, but lead level designer Wojciech Madry claims it was "the most successful new IP that year."
Xbox "Ultimate Sale" Day 1 features Assassin's Creed 3, Borderlands 2
The first day of the Xbox 360 "Ultimate Game Sale" has some pretty good deals on Xbox Live Marketplace, with Assassin's Creed 3 being sold for $14.99 USD, Far Cry 3 for $19.99, Max Payne 3 for $9.99 and Borderlands 2 for only $9.99.
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Will Asiana Pilots Face Charges in Korea?
Concerns about possible criminal prosecution among the pilots of the Asiana Airlines jet that crashed in San Francisco earlier this month follow similar action taken against pilots in the past in South Korea.
Under the country's law, criminal prosecution of crew members involved in a crash is permitted but hasn't been pursued for almost two decades. The maximum penalty that can be applied if investigators find gross negligence of duty is a three year jail term, or a fine up to about $45,000.
The first passenger jet pilots to be criminally charged for negligence in South Korea crashed a Korean Air Lines McDonnell Douglas DC-10 airliner at Tripoli airport in 1989, killing 79 out of the 200 on board. The pilot flying the plane was given a two-year prison sentence after attempting the landing in poor weather, and two other pilots were given suspended sentences of between one to two years, according to the Associated Press and other media reports at the time.
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South Korea's transport ministry says it can't confirm whether any pilots faced criminal prosecution before 1997 because its records of accidents up to that year don't include such information. But its files show that no pilot since 1997 has faced criminal prosecution for involvement in flight incidents.
As for the recent Asiana crash, Kwon Yong-bok, a senior aviation safety official at the transport ministry, said the findings from a four-week probe of the crash that begins Wednesday are for honing aviation safety standards rather than for punishment.
The investigation will evaluate the pilots' compliance with rules of operation, their professional history with the San Francisco International Airport and the carrier's training program.
Even if violations were found, the outcome under consideration would be suspension of license for pilots and fines for Asiana, Mr. Kwon said. Since 1997 the most severe punishment to come from government probes of pilots was confiscation of flight license, the ministry said.
However, before leaving San Francisco on Friday, the pilots told associates they are concerned that their government intends to hit them with criminal charges for lapses in the cockpit.
A spokesman for the transport ministry confirmed the aviation law allows criminal prosecution but declined to comment further. The pilots couldn't be reached for comment.
If the Korean investigation finds Asiana Airlines at fault, the country's second-largest carrier could be disadvantaged in future bidding for flight routes, Mr. Kwon said. Asiana Airlines declined to comment.
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"I am very proud of our team today," Stetson Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote said. "We pulled out a good win in an extremely hostile environment. To be able to beat a very good FAU team under the conditions is a very positive result."
Stetson opened by winning the first two doubles matches to earn the first point. Senior Diana Bukajeva and freshman Isabella Fernandez won 8-6 at number one doubles, before sophomore Andrea Crespo and senior MayaBlue Stauffer-MacDowell also picked up an 8-6 victory to give the Hatters the point.
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I am sick.
I only wish I could tell you the story alleging that former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky had inappropriate contact with a 15-year-old boy over a period of four years is some cruel April Fool's joke.
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With three pages of investigative coverage in its Thursday edition followed by a posting on its website, The Harrisburg Patriot-News is reporting that a grand jury has been hearing testimony on the allegation over the past 18 months.
Many in the media have heard rumblings about the allegation for more than a year, and there have been numerous Internet references.
The allegation surfaced in 2009 when, 10 years after retiring from the Nittany Lions staff, Sandusky was volunteering as an assistant football coach at Central Mountain High School in the Keystone Central School District.
It gets worse: The Patriot-News also is reporting that two months ago, state police in Centre County began calling witnesses about a May 1998 report by Penn State police detailing an earlier allegation of inappropriate contact against Sandusky by another boy, who was 12 years old at the time.
Let me stress that Sandusky has not been charged, and that all of the Patriot-News' sources are anonymous.
That doesn't, however, reduce concern for and about a person many of us have admired as a great coach and an even greater humanitarian for his work with The Second Mile, an organization he founded in 1977 for disadvantaged youth.
Can these allegations be true? We hope not, but who really knows? Deciding whether there's enough evidence to pursue criminal charges will be left up to the grand jury and the Attorney General's Office.
I will say I did find it curious that Sandusky would be a volunteer coach for a team 35 miles from his home in State College. It's obviously understandable that he'd want to stay involved with the game, but there surely were closer options.
Sandusky's mission with The Second Mile often found him in the company of young children in need of adult male role models but, like his choice of a post-college coaching venue, that doesn't make him guilty of these troubling allegations.
Both Penn State and The Second Mile are caught in the middle, left to answer if, what and when they knew anything and how they handled information and their obligations to report it.
Sandusky retired from the board of The Second Mile in September to spend more time with his family and concentrate on "personal matters."
The wording of the press release is apparently fitting, just as the title of his autobiography released in 2000 - "Touched" - is hopefully only ironic.
This may be the darkest cloud that's ever settled over a prominent Penn State legend, a truly sad day for anyone who rooted for Jerry Sandusky's defense on the field or supported his Second Mile efforts off it.
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TENNERTON - Buckhannon-Upshur hopes to make a dent in the Marion County domination Friday and Saturday at the annual Big 10 Conference wrestling tournament being held at Bridgeport High School.
With new alignments for classes in 2012-13, the Big 10 has a new look with only three Class AAA schools (Buckhannon-Upshur, Elkins and Lewis County), and nine Class AA schools - Grafton and Philip Barbour, Harrison County schools Bridgeport, Liberty, Lincoln and Robert C. Byrd, and the Marion County schools East Fairmont, Fairmont Senior, and North Marion.
Last year, the Big 10 tourney was a Marion County sweep as North Marion (225), Fairmont Senior (186) and East Fairmont (174) delivered a 1-2-3 finish at the end.
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Wrestlers from Elkins and Lewis County will compete in the Big 10 Conference tournament that begins at 6 p.m. Friday at Bridgeport High School.
Lewis County was fourth with 119, Buckhannon-Upshur fifth with 108 and Elkins 12th with 24.
Despite the Marion County dominance, the tournament provided arguably the most parity of any conference tourney in the state. Eight of the 12 schools had an individual champion, with an amazing six different schools snagging two individual titles.
North Marion proved to be the champion with a great team performance, winning a chunk of the consolation bouts and taking home a large amount of third and fourth-place finishes.
This year, B-U appears primed to make a run at breaking up the top three. The Bucs are one of two schools receiving votes just outside the top 10 in the latest wvmat.com rankings. In Class AA, East Fairmont is the state's top ranked team, with Fairmont Senior currently fifth, and North Marion seventh.
"We are looking forward to competing in our conference tournament this weekend," B-U coach J.P. Tenney said. "Once again, the Marion County schools are tough, and the other schools have some outstanding individuals we will have to battle with."
Individually, the tournament sports over two dozen wrestlers who are ranked in the latest wvmat.com individual rankings. From the Class AAA schools, B-U has four wrestlers state ranked - Seth Cutright at 152 (second), Dakota Linger at 126 (third), Daniel Nolte at 220 (fifth) and Brandon Tenney at 106 (seventh). Lewis County has Ryan Carson at 182 (sixth) and Kyle Rogers at 170 (eighth).
Top-ranked East Fairmont leads the Marion County brigade, as the three high schools currently have a total of 20 state-ranked wrestlers - eight at EF, and six each at Fairmont Senior and North Marion. On top of this, the county has four of the state's No. 1-ranked wrestlers - East Fairmont's Garrett Onderko (182) and Jesse Roman (195), and Fairmont Senior's Anthony Alvaro (145) and Vince Delligotti (220).
Weigh-ins start at 4 p.m. on Friday, with the matches begining at 6 p.m.


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I almost canceled my Newsweek subscription in 2008. That's when its monetary and subscription travails hit the fan, and the magazine decided to buy out most of the "back of the book" writers who were the main reasons I was still reading it.
Newsweek has never had "back of the book" writers equal to Time's, going back to the 1940s when James Agee was Time's movie critic. It was at Time – not Newsweek – where you found movie critics Richard Schickel and Richard Corliss; it was at Time where you could read the late, great Australian cowboy art critic Robert Hughes. It was at Time where you found rock and countercultural agitator Jay Cocks.
But what Newsweek did in 2008 was a wholesale devaluation of some of the things it did best. Who wants to go to baseball games anymore if your team has decided to get rid of every hitter batting over .300, knocking over 40 balls out of the park and getting season RBI totals in the 100s? Especially if all the pitchers with low ERAs and high strikeout totals are leaving with them?
I stayed with Newsweek, though. Its ship was clearly sinking in the digital hurricane, but it seemed to me that was the time for all of us lifelong subscribers to pony up the dough, thereby casting our vote for its survival.
My whole heart wasn't in it. But I stayed, anyway. It wasn't exactly a major expense and it felt like the right thing to do, even though Time is the weekly newsmagazine I still read most often.
Newsweek announced last week that it was giving up the fight. The magazine is canceling itself. After Dec. 31, it will no longer be available on paper. It is going 100 percent digital in order to survive and will only be available online, like the Huffington Post, Salon, Slate and its current partner, the Daily Beast.
I haven't yet bought a Kindle or an iPad or any of their relatives. But I know I will soon. (Christmas is coming. I may give myself a present. Don't noise it about. I'm keeping it a secret.) I'll freely cede all of the advantages of the technology. But the old paper technology we inherited from Gutenberg still seems splendid to me. When you're on a plane, no one will tell you to stop reading your magazine so the plane can take off. Internet access is never an issue with paper. You can take a magazine or newspaper or book with you anywhere.
That doesn't mean that I'm not a voracious digital reader, because I am. I've gotten used to reading all sorts of things online, even if I still derive greater pleasure from things made out of paper that I can hold in my hands. There's no question that some of the kinds of writers I used to look for in newspapers and magazines (especially) are now found at Salon, Slate and the Huffington Post.
That doesn't mean the disappearance of Newsweek magazine on paper isn't going to be a tragic milestone.
Newsweek was No. 2 from its very birth – which means it almost always seemed to "try harder" (to borrow the old Avis slogan).
It did great things in its time. It still may next year. When the finances hit the fan, the Washington Post Company sold Newsweek, and Tina Brown ran the joint as a blood brother of her Internet magazine, the Daily Beast. She brought with her all of her customary skills in the current era that some insist is a kind of journalistic "Apocalypse Now."
I've never been a peevish, knee-jerk Tina-basher. She may never have represented the noblest elements of our calling (she's a one-woman "trending" list), but in her neurotic, zeitgeist-worship and gift for intellectual sensationalism, she could always provide plenty of horseradish for your informational beef on weck.
To get mail delivery of a Newsweek whose cover proclaimed the necessity of defeating Obama and featured that contention inside in an essay by Niall Ferguson was not exactly a moment I ever thought I'd see in mag-world. As a bit of political sensationalism, that Newsweek cover certainly startled me.
Which was, of course, Brown's point. And often has been in the past.
To keep a print version of Newsweek going, though, she would have had to be a real magician, not just a consummate nouveau vaudeville magic act.
What it means is that the Digital Hurricane has caused its biggest shipwreck yet. No one can look at Newsweek's disappearance from the physical world and future residence in cyberspace as anything other than a landmark in media history.
My subscription will, no doubt, entitle me to the cyberspace version for a while. I'll see what's there, obviously, before deciding to renew or not. The trouble is my allegiance to Brown's Newsweek hasn't been all that dedicated, as freely as I'll grant her Frankenstein gifts.
I'll leave all the announcements of falling skies to the bloggadocious Chicken Littles of the Internet. The survival of a paper technology of "information" all these centuries has reflected the incredible utility and excellence of it, neither of which is going to disappear utterly despite new technologies and radical generational changes in habits.
In the middle of all those prophecies of seas going dry and stars twinkling out, something small and essential cries out for reaffirmation: There are still readers in love with the things that words bring them. And there are still good writers who love writing for them.
I can't imagine the genius of American capitalism not figuring out prosperous ways to bring them together.
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Football Announces Non-Conference Schedule
Ball State has announced its non-conference football schedule for the 2014 season and it will feature a home game versus in-state opponent Indiana State Sat., Sept. 13, at Scheumann Stadium.
The game with the Sycamores will renew a longtime rivalry in a series that dates back to 1924 and has seen the two teams play each other 62 times. Ball State owns a 38-23-1 all-time advantage in the series, which last saw the teams face off in 2003. The Ball State vs. Indiana State game is played each time for the Victory Bell, which was inaugurated in 1940 when the Blue Key chapters at both schools arranged to donate a bell to the winners of the game.
"We worked very hard over the last several months to make some changes to this year's non-conference schedule in order to feature six home games at Scheumann Stadium," Ball State head coach Pete Lembo says. "Our students, faculty, alumni and local fans will get an opportunity to see the 2014 team at home twice early in the season. We are also excited about the challenging road trips to Iowa and Army."
In addition to facing Indiana State, the Cardinals will open the season vs. Colgate Aug. 30, play at Iowa Sept. 6 and travel to Army Oct. 4. The Colgate game was originally scheduled for Oct. 25, but was moved to accommodate some additional schedule changes.
Ball State and Colgate have never met in football, while the Cardinals and Iowa have played twice and Army and Ball State have faced each other five times. The Hawkeyes own a 2-0 mark over the Cardinals, while Ball State has a 3-2 all-time advantage over Army.
The Mid-American Conference portion of Ball State's schedule is expected to be released in the near future. The Cardinals will face Akron, Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois and Western Michigan in home games and play at Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Massachusetts and Toledo.
The Cardinals posted a 10-3 overall record last season and competed in the GoDaddy Bowl in Mobile, Ala.


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Picture-day planning starts far in advance.
by Patti Hurtgen, Hoard's Dairyman Online Media Manager
The Hoard's Dairyman Farm typically pictures cows at the farm once each year for promotion, marketing and advertising purposes. This generally occurs in summer or fall. This year, a beautiful summer day was the backdrop for 10 cows.
But, before picturing can start, there was a lot of work that went into planning the day's events. The first item the farm team needed to decide on was which cows would be pictured those for A.I. companies and for the farm itself. Hoard's Dairyman Farm uses many young sires and they are frequently photographed as progeny-test daughters to be used by A.I. companies in their marketing projects.
Cows that are photographed by Hoard's Dairyman Farm generally have at least one female offspring in the herd. Their stage of lactation is a high consideration when finalizing which cows will be captured on film (well, digital now). Those that looked great in spring may not resemble her earlier appearance in fall, and photographing her now might not give you the desired image you hoped for.
Once the final list is determined, the cows need to be trained to become accustomed to a halter. The only Hoard's Dairyman Guernseys that are comfortable with a halter are those that were exhibited by local youth at the county fair as calves. So this summer, the farm intern worked diligently with the cows. Cows need to respect the halter so that she looks her best with her head held high, not fighting the leadsman when she is being pictured.
In the days just prior to photo day, the cows were clipped. On picture day, the 10 cows were washed at 5 a.m. and then kept in a separate pen and fed until the photographer arrived. Then individually each cow was brushed, tail fluffed and sprayed for flies. While the crew led them to the freshly-mowed lawn where the photos were to be taken, one member stayed with the remaining cows to see that they were clean and to prepare the next one. The cows travel several hundred yards from the freestall barn to the picture location, so they need to be well-behaved. You do not want her to run away and get covered with dust. And keep in mind, she had an udder full of milk, so she does not need to be trotting around the farm.
Picturing one cow at the farm, let alone 10 cows, requires a lot of extra hands individuals to reposition feet and legs, hold the tail and make noise for the shot. A Jersey calf served as an attention-getter, so the subject was alert for the picture. Most times, it is better to have extra hands rather than be a few short. Once the picture was taken, the cow was returned to the barn, where she was then promptly milked and returned to her normal pen. The cow's identity was then given to the photographer so there is documentation for each photo. The next cow was then already on the way to the blocks.
Ten cows were photographed on July 25 by Kathy DeBruin of Agri-Graphics. You can view the results of the day at hoards.com/farm/favs. Watch for them in A.I. company promotions and farm advertisements.
The author is the online media manager and is responsible for the website, webinars and social media. A graduate of Modesto Junior College and Fresno State, she was raised on a California dairy and frequently blogs on youth programs and consumer issues.


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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Miller of Cheektowaga celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner in their daughter's Lancaster home. Mr. Miller and Marie Douglas were married Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 1952, in Grace Lutheran Church, Buffalo. He is a retired shipper for Bethlehem Steel Corp., Lackawanna. They have two children and two grandchildren


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40 one-hit wonders who actually weren't
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From Tommy Tutone to A-ha, many bands and singers slapped with the "one-hit wonder" label are actually anything but. Here are just 40 of them.
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Three Bomb Mr. Cranky Movie Reviews
|The Rugrats Movie
If generations are now defined by the cartoons they watch, it's a scary thought to flash forward and imagine this generation in its twenties, immobilized in the Freudian anal stage.
|11/20/1998 - 21:02
|The Scorpion King
If Russell held his urinating penis the same way he apparently holds a camera, hitting the toilet would be an afterthought.
|04/19/2002 - 01:49
|The Sentinel
Unfortunately, Douglas doesn't really look like he runs that well anymore. It's that kind of run that looks like you're trying to avoid tearing anything.
|04/21/2006 - 01:22
|The Seventh Seal
How a medieval knight and his squire running around the countryside wondering about life and its meaning constitutes great filmmaking is beyond me. It's not that far from "Beavis and Butthead Do Sweden."
|09/12/1995 - 01:36
|The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
Since I'm neither female nor 17, it's pretty much assured that the overly sentimental girly bonding thematics of this picture aren't going to play well in my brain. Estrogen isn't an option at the popcorn counter these days.
|06/01/2005 - 23:46
|The Sixth Sense
WARNING. This review contains SPOILERS. Reading it prior to seeing the film will destroy any possible enjoyment you could derive from the film. That's assuming, of course, that you don't already know that Bruce Willis is in it.
|08/06/1999 - 23:39
|The Skeleton Key
I sometimes marvel at how much of my job can be accomplished by simply listing filmmakers' resumes.
|08/12/2005 - 23:38
|The Soloist
Fans of some of the more amusing aspects of the mentally handicapped will be disappointed with the soloist.
|06/19/2009 - 14:15
|The Sound of Music
This movie actually has some sick and twisted stuff in it. First of all, Julie Andrews makes a pretty tasty nun.
|09/02/1995 - 02:04
|The Spanish Prisoner
It's like dialogue from the soap opera of the dead.
|04/03/1997 - 01:57
|The Spitfire Grill
Percy Talbott (Alison Elliott) comes to the town of Gilead after serving time for some unknown crime, which, of course, piques the curiosity of everyone because they're stereotypical, small-town hicks straight from central casting.
|08/23/1996 - 01:39
|The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
There's a reason such shows are only 22 minutes.
|11/19/2004 - 01:38
|The Switch
It's almost as though the script for this film was written by a faceless robot called The Violator while smoking cigars and penetrating Japanese schoolgirls with tentacles for some live-action manga / snuff flick.
|09/01/2010 - 10:34
|The Tailor of Panama
Bad movie ideas, like bad soup, rarely become more palatable when left out overnight.
|03/30/2001 - 02:57
|The Tao of Steve
I don't have the slightest clue what anybody found interesting about Dex. The guy looked like he was about to give birth to one of those ultra-large size detergent buckets.
|08/18/2000 - 02:48
|The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Am I the only one for whom this is common sense? Fat guy + skin disease + any power tool = BAD!
|10/17/2003 - 03:10
|The Thirteenth Warrior
The film is a cross between "Dances with Wolves," "Braveheart" and two hours of television static.
|08/27/1999 - 02:37
|The Thomas Crown Affair
Accordingly, this "Thomas Crown Affair" is actually worse than its 1999 offspring.
|06/19/1970 - 03:00
|The Time Machine
It's been reported that director Simon Wells had to turn this film over to director Gore Verbinski for the last 18 days because Wells was suffering from "exhaustion." In Hollywood, "exhaustion" usually translates to "drug overdose," "emergency liposuction" or just plain simple "failure."
|03/08/2002 - 01:49
|The Trigger Effect
(Director David) Koepp has obviously been in Los Angeles too long because when his power goes out, he apparently runs down the street picking off neighbors with an Uzi.
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SALEM - Salem and Alliance came into Friday night's contest a combined 0-12 on the season. Unfortunately for the Quakers, Alliance left Reilly Stadium with a 44-14 win on Salem's homecoming night.
"We're happy to get a win," Alliance coach Mike Schott said. "It's been a tough year. The guys have been getting better each week. I'm proud of our kids."
The Salem offense - a continuous progression for head coach Ron Johnson and staff - continued to display new quirks and wrinkles in an effort to maximize its options, but it wasn't enough.
Salem had a chance to get on the board first when the Quakers caught the Aviator defense on a play they've had success on before. Jake Carner took a handoff from Trace Jenkins and once he reached the edge, lofted the ball to a streaking Marcus Crittenden who raced to the end zone.
Unfortunately, the big play was negated with a penalty that took points off of the scoreboard.
"They were in man coverage so we can go ahead and take a guy with us and pin it down," Johnson said. "When we block down, we have four guys getting in the way of the person that's supposed to be covering Marcus (Crittenden) on the wheel route. They got caught up in that, he was wide open and caught it."
But that penalty ended up proving to be a 12-point swing when the Aviator's Parrish Martin jumped a pass intended for Crittenden and took it back 50 yards for the score to give Alliance an early lead. Thane Sevey blocked the ensuing extra point to keep the score 6-0.
"It was a hard fought game in the first half," Schott said. "We had a pick for a touchdown and a fumble for a touchdown. Our defense is getting better every week and created those plays."
The Aviators running game, held mostly in check throughout the night, broke loose for a big play when Martin found a hold on the right side and found his way to the end zone down the right sideline.
"Parrish is a great player. He does a lot of great things for us offensively and defensively," Schott said. "He's a threat anytime he's on the field and he has made plays for us all year."
With the run game already striking for a score, the passing game got involved later in the first quarter. Kordelle Phillips found J.J. Kukura for another Alliance touchdown from 17-yards-out.
The Quakers turned the ball over three times Friday night two of those directly resulted in points for the Aviators.
Another turnover, this time a Quaker fumble, was picked up by Alliance's Marcus Williams who then rumbled 40 yards the other way to put the Aviators up 26-0.
After 24 minutes of play, the Quakers found themselves down 26 points. However they looked to climb back into it in the second half taking took their first drive for points.
Brendan Webb caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Jenkins for the score.
Webb had his name called again on two long conversions later in the third quarter that kept another Quaker drive rolling.
Webb pulled down a pass from Jenkins on a fourth and long to move the chains, and again on a third and ten that kept the drive alive. But another turnover halted the Quaker rally.
"Brendan is a good player," Johnson said. "He made guys miss. Shook some people and got some extra yards. I thought that he played really well."
Alliance answered right back with a score of their own. Martin broke loose on his second 30-yard touchdown run of the evening to push the lead back to 32-7.
The Aviators puled away with two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Phillips added a three-yard run on a quarterback keeper and Kristian Jackson capped the scoring for Alliance with a two-yard plunge.
Salem's young core wouldn't go quietly, striking on a long run in the fourth when Haedan Panezott broke loose on a 65-yard scamper to cap the scoring.
"We're young, but we've got to stay positive," Johnson said. "We're all coming back next year."
Salem (0-7, 0-4 NBC) travels to Minerva Friday.


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I'm having to travel to conferences on my own dime thanks to the GSA's party in Vegas. One side effect is that I'm not supposed to use my work laptop when I'm not travelling for work. Since I've relied on my work laptop and netbook for the past couple years, I was facing a dilemma.

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The CIA's 5 Most Mind Blowing Experiments With LSD
#5. The CIA Discovers Acid, Experiments Like A (Evil) Teenager
It all started in the early 1950s, when a double agent named Jozef Cardinal Mindszenty was tried for treason in Russia. During the trial, American agents happened to notice that Josef was, to put it modestly, high as a fucking kite. Rather than just chalking it up to Jozef being the spy version of that kid who got high before high school, the US agents figured pretty quickly that he had been doped into testifying by the Russians. Fearing a "larger scale drug attack" (like some sort of like, weed...bazooka, man?) the CIA launched an extensive, decades long research program focused on LSD. The chief goal? Fucking mind control. No really, here's an actual line taken from an interdepartmental memo revealed to Congress:
"Can we get control of an individual to the point where he will do our bidding against his will and even against fundamental laws of nature, such as self preservation?"
Rough translation: "Can we get someone so high that they'll kill themselves if we ask nicely enough?"
Christ! That statement is so ominous it had to be written with one hand while the other ominously stroked a white cat. This program, named Project MK-ULTRA, (which sounds more like something Godzilla would fight than a top-secret government initiative) was an umbrella program, meaning it encompassed a number of sub-projects, most of them seemingly conceived by a Hollywood screenwriter. One experiment involved trying to drug CIA agents with enough LSD to completely wipe their memories upon retirement, thus erasing all traces of potentially classified knowledge--hey, just like Men in Black! Just slightly less "jiggy" and a tad more "suicidally delirious."
"Ha ha! Cha cha! Na na! Givin' you psychoses, Big Willy style!"
#4. CIA Field Agents Drug Each Other for Fun
Of course, it wasn't all supervillainy and mad science; the CIA had a sense of humor, too... as plainly evidenced by the 60s field agent's favorite wacky prank: Secretly dosing each other with LSD. At one point the practice was so prevalent that the CIA even hired stage magicians to train agents in sleight of hand techniques for use in their mickey-slipping.
"Okay, Frank. Are you absolutely, completely, 100 percent positive you didn't dose my coffee this morning? 'Cause I'm pretty sure just I took an offramp into the Metaverse here. I'm just sayin'..."
So at one point, there was a Master Magician in charge of drugging employed to the CIA. Sure, it's a little terrifying to consider that the severe young government operative holding a gun to your head probably thinks you have a cow-face, and is detaining you for trying to disentangle his soul with your negative energy. But you have to admit - "CIA Drug Magician" is a pretty sweet job title.
#3. CIA-Run Brothels and Drughouses
But you know what an even sweeter job title is?
Official CIA Drugwhore.
That was a real position (probably several, actually). Another iteration of project MK-ULTRA involved hiring prostitutes to pick up johns and return them to a CIA safe house where, without their knowledge, they would then be dosed with large amounts of LSD so that operatives could observe and record their reactions from behind one-way mirrors. This project was dubbed Operation Midnight Climax... presumably so that they wouldn't have to rebrand it as black market porno if the research didn't turn out. There were several of these CIA-run brothels--in San Francisco, Marin, New York--and at various times they had dozens of whores on government payroll. Though sadly, all free government issue drug and whorehouses were closed by the mid-60s, the research obtained there was invaluable in calculating exactly how long a man can keep a boner while being attacked by carnivorous winged mushrooms.
"Did you finish your drink, baby? Do you want to fuck me now? Do you still want to be inside of me, Larry?"
Oh, and in case you think the CIA was being at all responsible with their unfettered access to acid, whores and one-way mirrors, allow George White; the man in charge of the entire project, to describe his career, in his own words, as taken from this memo sent to his superior at the Federal Bureau of Narcotics:
"I was a very minor missionary, actually a heretic, but I toiled wholeheartedly in the vineyards because it was fun, fun, fun. Where else could a red-blooded American boy lie, kill, cheat, steal, rape, and pillage with the sanction and blessing of the All-Highest?"
And that is officially the scariest violence-fueled drug rant ever. He sounds like Hunter S. Thompson crossed with Conan the Barbarian. Surely he's... joking or something, right? Let's double-check this with an outside source like, say a fellow agent in Operation Midnight Climax, one Lt. Ira Feldman:
"White was a son of a bitch, but he was a great cop. He made that fruitcake Hoover look like Nancy Drew. The LSD, that was just the tip of the iceberg. Write this down. Espionage. Assassinations. Dirty tricks. Drug experiments. Sexual encounters and the study of prostitutes for clandestine use. That's what I was doing when I worked for George White and the CIA."
So... there you go. Operation Midnight Climax is not only verifiable, but apparently there was a man in charge of a massive, top-secret government initiative who was equal parts Jerry Garcia and Dirty Harry.
#2. The Nazi Involvement
This is all starting to sound like the plot to an Orwellian science fiction movie isn't it? Evil government forces using sexuality, drugs and mad science to erase the minds and personalities of innocent civilians--you throw some Nazis in there and you've got a Michael Bay movie on your hands.
Oh wait... that actually happened!
The precursor to project MK-ULTRA, the innocuously named Operation Paperclip, began in 1945 when the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency started actively recruiting former Nazi scientists into their burgeoning research programs. Several of these scientists had actually first been identified as Nazis when they were actively prosecuted as war criminals in the Nuremberg trials! Of course, then President Truman wasn't going to have any dirty Ratzies on his payroll and explicitly ordered that anybody officially found to have been a member of the Nazi party could not participate in Operation Paperclip. And the armed forces were totally cool with that!
"Don't worry, sir, we'll technically obey your every word! Why am I stressing the word 'technically'? Was, I? Why, no reason..."
So they promptly erased the criminal and military records of the aforementioned mad Nazi scientist war criminals, instantly clearing them of all charges. Bam! No problems here.
Nazi scientists use civilians in twisted experiments to further their efforts to wipe out an entire race, and they get an all clear and a new job? And yet we at Cracked ride one little elephant naked through a middle school and all of a sudden we have to inform our neighbors when we move to a new town...
#1. The CIA: Mother of Hippy Culture?
Listen, we're pretty forgiving people here at Cracked. We don't like to hold grudges. We like to give the benefit of the doubt to anybody--even those sexy ladies on the corner of 24th and Lexington that all our friends swear are actually dudes--we still give them rides in exchange for favors. We like to believe in people; that's all. So the U.S. Government hired Nazi war criminals to spearhead a worldwide campaign of uninformed, non-consensual drugging using their elite army of magicians and whores... so what?
Forgiveness is a virtue given unto man by God himself.
But some things cannot be forgiven. Some things are so dark, so brutal and so irredeemable that even the kindliest priest would roundhouse kick you right of the confessional if he heard you admit to them. And there's one thing that the CIA did with Project MK-ULTRA that cannot ever be forgiven.
They invented hippies.
Your tax dollars hard at work.
Author Ken Kesey, widely credited with kickstarting the entire hippy movement in the early 60s, was himself a subject of MK-ULTRA's experiments. It was unknown to Kesey at the time exactly what the experiments were for, or by whom--as it's doubtful he would've been quite as stoked to join up if he'd known the government was attempting to erase his personality using Nazi science--but his participation in the MK-ULTRA drug studies was what eventually led him to start the Merry Pranksters, who first widely advocated the "mind-expanding" properties of LSD and eventually gave rise to the modern hippy. Kesey himself, of course, was a genius and a visionary, but regardless of his intentions, his actions are directly responsible for that patchouli-soaked, white-guy-bedreadlocked Birkenstock monster you can find strumming its guitar outside the public libraries of every major city on earth. Kesey began this, and the CIA began him.
So, in summation: The CIA, with a little help from the Nazis, accidentally helped invent hippies while they were trying to figure out how to brainwash communists.
Pour that on your granola and eat it, you zombie pinko bastards!
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on October 4, 2012 - 12:40 PM
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The last person known to have seen Amanda L. Wienckowski alive has been indicted in connection with an unrelated home invasion and robbery in July 2011 in the Town of Clarence, the Erie County District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
Antoine J. Garner, 26, has been no stranger to the law since being questioned by police in the death of Wienckowski, whose frozen, naked body was found upside down in a trash tote across from his home in January 2009. He has never been charged in her death, which the Erie County Medical Examiner's Office ruled he death was due to an accidental overdose from opiates.
A second autopsy by a West Coast pathologist concluded she had been strangled.
Garner, along with David Holmes, 22, both of Cheektowaga, have now been charged with two counts each of first-degree robbery and second-degree robbery.
Garner and Holmes are accused of invading a Clarence home in the middle of the night on July 2, 2011, and forcing the female homeowner, who was home alone at the time, to open a safe at gunpoint.
Two men, both wearing ski masks, stole at least $75,000 in cash and jewelry, then fled in a car, according to Erie County Sheriff's Detective Dan Brinkerhoff.
Investigators got their first break in the case when they recovered a ski mask near the crime scene. A DNA test led them to Holmes.
The other break came from workers at Airport Plaza Jewelers who identified a "high-end watch" that someone tried to pawn there the day after the break-in. The jewelers said the item was too expensive to sell at their store, and the man left. Authorities were able to identify the man as Garner, Brinkerhoff said.
Garner, who is already in jail awaiting trial in two other cases, was arraigned Thursday morning before State Supreme Court Justice Penny M. Wolfgang and ordered held without bail. He faces a maximum sentence of 25 years if convicted.
Garner has been charged with second-degree assault and second-degree strangulation in connection with an attack on a Buffalo woman in July 2011. He faces a maximum of seven years if convicted of these crimes.
He also has been separately charged with multiple counts of third-degree rape and third-degree criminal sexual act in connection with assaults between December 2008 and January 2009 on a 16-year-old girl who was impregnated, authorities said. He faces up to 24 years if convicted of those charges.
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LOVES PARK — Keep Northern Illinois Beautiful will accept nominations for its Earth Day Awards through Feb. 28.
The awards recognize companies, agencies and individuals who are dedicated to improving the environment for the stateline region.
The Environmental Steward of the Year is intended to honor exemplary dedication to improving the environment of Northern Illinois and the protection of valuable resources. The Hutchcroft Environmental Youth Award is intended for an individual or group 18 or younger to exhibit superior commitment to improving the environment.
For information or nominations: email@example.com, knib.org.
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