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A 14-year-old boy is facing a charge of second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy during a weekend fight, reportedly sparked by a dispute over sneakers.
Myles D. Taylor III, 14, of Northland Avenue, was charged as an adult with shooting Kelmyne Jones Jr., 16, of Goulding Avenue, with a handgun after a large fight Saturday between two groups of young people on Northland on the East Side, police said.
The fight happened just before 4 p.m., police said, on the 200 block of Northland, which runs between Jefferson Avenue and Hager Street, six blocks from Canisius College. It ended with Kelmyne collapsed in a driveway, where police found him, officials said.
Police declined to release many details surrounding the investigation. Police Commissioner Daniel Derenda would not say exactly what type of gun was used or whether it had been used before, and he wouldn't speculate on a motive or whether gangs were involved.
He also wouldn't tell exactly how police connected the case to Taylor, though he thanked the public for cooperating with investigators. Taylor turned himself in with his attorney present and was charged Wednesday evening, officials said.
"This is a wake-up call for every mother, every father, every grandmother, every guardian," said Arlee Daniels Jr., program coordinator of the Stop the Violence Coalition, a group of local organizations that works to combat Buffalo's homicide rate. "You can no longer take for granted that your child is out doing the right thing. Every one of you should be checking on them thoroughly and relentlessly."
Most Northland residents were tight-lipped Thursday about the fight and shooting, either saying they didn't know anything about what happened or declining to speak to reporters.
But one neighbor who wouldn't give his name said the incident happened near his home. He said he saw the fight and confirmed that it was at least partly over a pair of sneakers, which people had been posting on social media websites. Police would not confirm that it was over sneakers, however.
"It's sad," said the neighbor, who knew people on both sides of the fight and said Taylor lived down the street from him on Northland. "But it seems like it's an everyday thing."
The neighbor said that Kelmyne, who lived five blocks south of Northland on Goulding Avenue, had marched onto Northland with some friends to confront a group of youths who had earlier threatened to steal his sneakers. That's when the fight began.
Earlier this week, Northland residents said that there were about 11 boys involved. They added that the boy who shot Kelmyne had retrieved the gun from underneath a bush as Kelmyne had another boy in a headlock. The two groups had been in a territorial rivalry that had escalated previously, residents had said.
Lake Kearney, a retired Erie County sheriff's deputy, has lived in Buffalo since 1952 and on Northland since 1981. He said he'd heard the teens fighting Saturday – "cussin', fussin', swearin' " – while he was in his house. When he later heard sirens, he said Thursday, "That's when I knew something was going on."
Kearney said the street used to be peaceful and quiet, mostly retirees, but that has changed.
When asked how a 14-year-old would get a gun, Kearney said it's a simple task.
"Getting a hold of a gun in Buffalo is almost as easy as going to the corner store and buying a Popsicle," Kearney said.
Derenda appeared on the steps of City Hall to announce the arrest with Mayor Byron W. Brown, who said his thoughts were with Kelmyne's family.
"This is a tragedy that not only destroys and hurts a family, but it is a tragedy that hurts the entire community," Brown said.
News Staff Reporter Debbie Truong contributed to this report.
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A powerful sorcerer, Derek is determined to get to the bottom of why Ruby pushed him away and ran three years before. He also needs her help. A coven needs training to fight a demon and his minions. While Ruby is willing to do it, she's sure it's just a ruse to get back in her heart—and her bed. The thing is, that's where she wants him. Unfortunately, her bed's already made, she's this close to losing her soul, and she fears nothing can save her. Not Derek. Not even Smith & Wesson.
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Though I've never had a desire to write a western romance, and really don't read them too often (except for LaVyrle Spencer's The Gamble, one of my favorite books), I love cowboys. Something about the out front masculinity coupled with chaps and a cowboy hat…well, there you go. In the early 90s, I read a great fantasy called Demon Danceby T. Chris Martindale that brought together shamanism, traditional fantasy elements and horror and put it in an old west setting. It was a great story, and I think my memory of that was what inspired me to make Derek Stormwind, the hero of my newest book, Something About Witches, "a cross between Wyatt Earp and Merlin". That's how Ruby describes him, my heroine. Though the book happens in modern day times on the East Coast, he's over twelve hundred years old, and draws his moral code from old west cowboys and knights of the round table—since he's known both. He wears a cowboy hat and dragonskin boots, not because he has anything against dragons, but because he had irreconcilable differences with that particular dragon.
It's been awhile since I've had the pleasure of writing a hero as straightforward and unapologetically male as Derek. He knew he and Ruby were soulmates from the first time he met her, when she was just a little girl, so he's been a part of her life as protector, friend, mentor, and eventually lover, when she reached adulthood. But three years ago she ran from him, for reasons she couldn't reveal, and now he's tracked her down and is determined to help resolve it. He's been around long enough to work out his own baggage, so a woman can lean on him for help all day long. He's going to have your back no matter what, whether it's to vanquish a demon or change a tire. And Ruby, my heroine, really needs that, whether or not she's willing to admit it. She's a powerful witch coming into her own, but she's hip deep in Dark powers, and sinking fast. Did I also mention the demon army coming after her?
What I also like about this book is it's a return to my traditional fantasy roots, since my first published book was what (at that time) was called epic high fantasy. Well, most of it was. The witches, sorcerers and magical theory were the fantasy part, but the story was driven by a love-to-the-death-and-beyond relationship between two people. Ironically enough, at that time a fantasy driven by a main romance plotline was called cross-genre and rejected, because it was believed readers weren't interested in that. Now my husband grumbles because you can hardly find a "traditional" fantasy in the fantasy section, because so much of it is paranormal romance! Ah well, there's room for all of it—even twelve-hundred-year-old sorcerers in dragonskin boots need love.
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There should be a plate of some kind, generally in the transom area, that should give you some information on weight and HP limits.
As for the leak; is it a welded or riveted hull? If it were me I would have the leak fixed by welding, although your idea would probably work.
As for motor, are you wanting a standard outboard or are you thinking about a mud motor of some kind? On a boat that small I would think a 25HP outboard would be the max, maybe not even that big.
Your best bet to answer all your questions would be to take it to an aluminum boat dealer in your area, someone who knows flat bottom boats. They should be able to help you get it set up safely.
------------------------Success of the hunt is judged not by the weight of the game strap but rather by the quality of the experience.
You're heading in the right direction, though. I would suggest looking for a boat that can carry ~1500 lbs., boat-motor-gear. This will give you plenty of wiggle room for dogs, blinds, and all the other minutae that winds up in a duck boat. Flooded rivers are no joke and you'll need plenty of motor to get around and away from all the junk that winds up in the river, like trees, refrigerators, cattle, etc. Definitely go with the maximum allowable horsepower.
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CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. - With John Brown's Body, Craig "Dub Fader" Welsch mixes the albums and drummer Tommy Benedetti mixes metaphors.
"It's a continuation of the same thread," Benedetti said about the Boston-Brooklyn band's new EP, "JBB in Dub." "It's a different branch off the same tree."
The dub mixes on the new record and the previous "Re-Amplify" are more representative of the band's resonating live shows than its other albums.
"I've always felt it would be cool for our band to venture into the sonic territories, especially the dub because dub music is what really got me into playing roots reggae music many, many years ago and I just live the vibe of it."
As a West Coast region, Tahoe is frequented by Sublime-influenced California reggae bands, a ska-punk-hip-hop hybrid, and John Brown's Body does not fall into that category. A powerful octet with a three-piece horn section, the band's last Crystal Bay performance was part of a twinbill with New Orleans dynamo Galactic. Seismologists were worried about the impact of the show but Lake Tahoe did not sustain a tsunami.
Saturday's appearance is a doubleheader with the jam and jazz influenced Kyle Hollingsworth Band.
"I also love you can go out and play with a band that is different and play to new people," Benedetti said.
After about a weeklong tour with Hollingsworth, JBB will play some Northwest dates with Sonoma County band Groundation.
Benedetti revels in the many aspects of reggae, calling it a "true world music."
John Brown's Body collaborated with Austrailan band Blue King Brown on recordings and during a 2009 South Shore show the night of the infamous April Fool's Day layoff of Lake Tahoe Action Figure Dan Thomas (We miss you, man!). It also toured with New Zealand's the Black Seeds.
Benedetti listed other influential reggae bands from across the globe: "Gentleman out of Germany, Alborosie out of Italy, Midnite from St. Croix, the Marleys out of Jamaica."
John Brown's Body appeared at summertime festivals, but it has been busy in the studio. It will follow up the EP with a full-length record this winter.
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The Randolph County Community Arts Center will sponsor a special May Day Benefit Bridge Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the RCCAC Great Hall. The event is a unique fundraiser for the center's art education and school outreach programs.
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"Meet new people and enjoy a day of fellowship and card playing while benefiting the Art Center's educational programs," Hardman said.
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On average, the RCCAC offers more than 130 classes, workshops and camps a year, ranging from cooking to pottery, with nearly 700 students participating. During this past year, performers with the Arts Center's concert series presented 17 concerts and workshops. Last year, the outreach program provided concerts and workshops for more than 3,000 school students.
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The NHL and its players' association have gone weeks without talking for much of the lockout. They've suddenly become chatterboxes. They are set for their fourth straight day of meetings today in New York.
Whether all that talk will lead to a season is still to be determined.
"The fact is we have a lot of work to do, and we're working hard," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman told reporters Thursday night in Manhattan. "My hope is that we can achieve the goal of getting a long-term, fair agreement in place as quickly as possible so we can play hockey."
Neither Bettman nor Donald Fehr, the executive director of the NHL Players' Association, would assess whether the sides are any closer to a collective bargaining agreement.
"We're working and in a process now of a series of meetings," Bettman said. "Hopefully, it leads us to the right place."
The union made two offers to the league Wednesday night, according to the Canadian Press, and the NHL responded Thursday. It's expected the players will answer back today.
"You hear things, and you need to think about it, you need to work on it," Fehr told reporters. "You need to formulate an appropriate response. Sometimes that becomes more difficult if you talk publicly about it before you've gone through the work.
"I'm not going to characterize it except to say, as I have before, that it's always better when you're meeting than when you're not."
The sides met for five hours Thursday, bringing their three-day total to about 18 hours. Prior to Tuesday, their last formal negotiation was Oct. 18.
Both parties were full of bluster following that ill-fated meeting, but they've been almost silent as to whether this round of talks has been productive or not.
If today's negotiations fail to lead toward a compromise, though, it's possible the meetings could stop again.
"It's very tough to handicap," Bettman said. "Every day that passes I think is critical for the game and for our fans."
The sides had been meeting in an "undisclosed location" all week, but reporters discovered the hideout Thursday. It was a Midtown law office that represents the league and once employed Bettman.
"How did you find us?" Bettman asked with a grin. "You followed the players? Oooh, who did you follow?"
After not receiving an answer, the commissioner chuckled and said, "You don't give up your sources?"
In Buffalo, meanwhile, the Sabres are using the 55th day of the lockout to help the hungry.
The team's foundation and alumni association are teaming with Lutheran Charities of Western New York to help provide 40,000 meals for local children and families, plus people in New York and New Jersey who were affected by Hurricane Sandy.
More than 150 volunteers will pack meals this morning in First Niagara Center, and the food will be loaded on trucks and delivered immediately. Food pantries and homes in Western New York will receive 35,000 of the meals, while 5,000 will be driven east to stock food pantries and mobile soup kitchens.
"We have 38,000 kids in Western New York who aren't sure where their next nutritious meal is coming from," Steve Biegner, executive director of Lutheran Charities, said in a statement. "And now, due to Hurricane Sandy, our brothers and sisters on the New York and New Jersey shorelines face that same problem.
"We're so thankful that the Sabres' organizations have stepped into this gap with Lutheran Charities to fill the need."
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The attorney for Briton Gary McKinnon, the biggest US military hacker ever, has said that McKinnon is afraid he will be prosecuted under US anti-terror laws -- which the attorney says could send him to Guantanamo Bay. McKinnon allegedly broke into 97 government computers to try and find evidence the US government knows about UFOs but has been concealing information about extraterrestrial life. His illegal activities allegedly caused around $700,000 of damage. He hacked into the government computers in 14 different states, including U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy, NASA and Pentagon systems. A UK judge previously asked the US government for some sort of reassurance that McKinnon would be charged in federal court and not under any anti-terror laws. District Judge Nicholas Evans will announce the decision whether or not McKinnon will be extradited on May 10. If McKinnon is extradited, unless he has an agreement made with the federal government, anti-terror charges could be filed.
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quote: The whole point is that the United States is now misusing terrorism laws in order to bypass the legal system. I certainly don't blame the judge or the lawyers in this case for being reluctant to send this guy to a lawless land. I can't picture the US sending a citizen to a place that would bypass a trial. But I'm sure plenty of you won't be able to see past your idea that the US can do whatever it wants and still be right; even violate the tenets of right and wrong that it uses to judge other nations.
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quote: Besides do you really think you have a better chance of standing up to the US army then the taliban, or al-qaida, who have basically been at war for 30-40 years now, so know a thing or 2? What do you know? And even if you're a trained ex-navy seal or whatnot, what does your neighbour know? Because if they come for you, and your neighbour doesn't help out, not even a tank will save you. Isn't that the reason why the 2nd amendment exists? Because 1 man with a musket doesn't do alot but 10 might? You'll need 10 muskets for that, but also 10 people who will watch your back.


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The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will conduct its 21st annual food drive to combat hunger on Saturday, May 11. Letter carriers will collect non-perishable food donations on that day as they deliver mail along their postal routes.
It is the nation's largest single-day food drive, and is held annually on the second Saturday in May in 10,000 cities and towns in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Guam.
Last year, letter carriers collected 70.7 million pounds of food donations along their postal routes, bringing the total to 1.2 billion pounds for the NALC's food drive, which began in 1992.
On Saturday, May 11, the nation's 175,000 letter carriers will collect the donations residents leave near their mail boxes, as they deliver mail.
All citizens need do is to place a box or can of non-perishable food next to their mailbox before their letter carrier delivers mail every second Saturday in May. The carrier will do all the rest. The food is taken back to a postal station, sorted, and then delivered to an area food bank or pantry.
With more than 50 million people facing hunger every day in America, including nearly 17 million children, this drive is one way people can help those right in their own city or town who need help.
People are encouraged to leave a sturdy bag containing non-perishable foods, such as canned soup, canned vegetables, canned meats and fish, pasta, rice or cereal next to their mailbox before the regular mail delivery on Saturday. Carriers will bring the food to local food banks, pantries or shelters, including many affiliated with Feeding America, a national partner in the drive.
Assisting 1,400 local NALC branches will be rural letter carriers and other postal employees, plus members of other unions and civic volunteers. Other national partners are Campbell Soup Co., AARP, Valpak Direct Marketing Systems, Valassis/Red Plum, the U.S. Postal Service, United Way Worldwide, the AFL-CIO, Uncle Bob's Self Storage. GLS Companies, Source Direct Plastics and the Publix grocery store chain.
AARP is providing 15 million bags, Campbell is donating 75 million postcards to mail to postal customers to remind them of the drive along with one million pounds of food and one million bags, Valassis/Red Plum and Valpak are each devoting tens of millions of their mailings to encouraging food donations, and Publix grocery chain and IP paper are each donating bags in certain parts of the country.
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PITTSBURGH-This isn't specifically about Bill O'Brien and Penn State, because the dance is all too common.
You know how it goes. A successful coach has a job, but he's in demand for other jobs. So he explores the other possibilities, then comes back to the place that's made a commitment to him.
Maybe there's an incentive involved, maybe not.
But is everyone supposed to feel good about how it plays out? If there's a real sense of commitment, why is the coach even looking at other opportunities?
It always brings to mind this analogy: Happily married man takes a job in a new workplace. He strikes up friendships with female co-workers, several of whom let him know they'd be interested in pursuing a more serious relationship.
Happily married man considers all his options carefully, then tells his wife he's decided to stick with her.
Is that going to make her feel good?
When it's all said and done, he's staying. But he thought a lot about taking a different course, and who knows if he won't revisit that path?
The sad part is this really isn't about any one situation because it's become so common.
Finding and signing a good coach is only part of the challenge. Then you have to keep him, and it seems like that's almost an annual issue.
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What was Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan thinking when he had quarterback Robert Griffin III playing on one leg in Sunday's playoff game?
Griffin is a talent, no doubt. But a big part of his game is his elusiveness and the threat that he'll run. You didn't need a doctor to tell you Griffin was less than 100 percent on a bad knee.
Coaches are bonded to their No. 1 quarterback, even when injury greatly diminishes their skill.
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The NHL is back, and the Pittsburgh Penguins will resume their streak of sellouts.
There is no concern about fan backlash over the lockout that wiped out almost half of the regular season. The bigger issue will be deals with sponsors, who won't get quite so much out of marketing agreements they have with NHL teams.
As soon as the puck drops, Penguins fans will be back to normal. That means anticipating a Stanley Cup season and complaining constantly about the power play.
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The "S" in BCS could have stood for snooze. It wasn't much of a title game between Alabama and Notre Dame.
In fact, the case could be made that television ratings were salvaged by Brent Musburger's over-the-top comments about Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron's beauty queen girlfriend, Katherine Webb.
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the equivalent of chuck norris but in counter strike source. anyteam that is close behind of this player is considered godlike
man i wish i was as good as prof.
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Lilly is buying Alnara Pharmaceuticals in order to get a foothold in the enzyme replacement therapy market. The acquired firm's lead product liprotamase is an oral, nonporcine pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT), which is currently under FDA review for the treatment of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.
"The acquisition of Alnara provides Lilly with a promising entry into enzyme replacement therapy," commented Bryce Carmine, executive vp of Lilly and president of Lilly BioMedicines. "Alnara has been very successful in the development of liprotamase, as indicated by its recent submission to FDA, and we look forward to partnering with Alnara' experts during the regulatory review process."
Liprotamase comprises the digestive enzymes lipase, protease, and amylase, and is produced using recombinant technology. It has been formulated so patients need only take 1–2 small capsules per meal or snack, Alnara states.
The firm's process development and production partner for liprotamase is Lonza, which has provided the microbial fermentation, process optimization, technical, and regulatory support for generating the product. Lonza is manufacturing Liprotamase at its FDA-registered facility in the Czech Republic.
The development of liprotamase over the last 12 months has been carried out by Alnara in collaboration with Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Therapeutics, the nonprofit drug discovery and development affiliate of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF). The product was acquired by Alnara from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF) in 2009, which earlier the same year had taken the product over from Altus Pharmaceuticals.
The clinical development program for liprotamase included some 500 patients with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency due to cystic fibrosis, chronic pancreatitis or pancreatectomy. Alnara claims the Phase II and Phase III clinical trials represent the largest body of prospective clinical data for any pancreatic enzyme, with both pivotal efficacy trials demonstrating that the treatment significantly improves both fat and protein absorption.
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The body of an elderly woman found this morning in a field beside CSX railroad tracks on the East Side is believed to be the remains of the missing 84-year-old woman last seen on Sunday, according to authorities.
Police were contacted by CSX employees who discovered the woman's body at about 8 a.m. lying in a field off a service road by railroad tracks not far from Walden and Wex avenues. There were no outward signs of foul play, police said.
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The 6 Worst Marvel Cartoons of All Time
"Avengers" (1999)When they retooled the Avengers in 1999, they did almost everything wrong that was possible. First, they took out Captain America, Thor, and Iron Man. That's a lot like Def Leppard releasing an album where the only original member is Rick Allen's severed arm. When your cartoon's main star is Ant Man, the rest of your cast should be apology letters.
Characters: One of the things that Marvel did more than DC was give its characters relatable human problems. For example, Spider-Man is a nerd with money problems, Iron Man is an alcoholic, Ms. Marvel is an alcoholic, Flash Thompson is an alcoholic, Banshee is an alcoholic, and Sandman is an alcoholic. For the cartoon, they obviously couldn't give everyone alcoholism, so instead they gave each Avenger crippling emotional problems. They're insecure toddlers with the charm and principles of rapists and most of the plots are developed around one more of them throwing a temper tantrum. I have a theory that they asked Korean animators to make a show about 13-year-old boys breaking up with each other, and it was a pure coincidence that the characters sort of looked like The Avengers.Theme Song: A lot of care went into developing this show. They raided He-Man's cyber armor closet and hired a writer whose idea of full-scale conflict is an argument over panty liner comfort. So it should come as no surprise that they made the theme song by pressing the "90's Cartoon Theme" button on a Casio keyboard and called it good. The only lyric is someone whispering the word "Avengers!" every few seconds, and the singer whispers it in the same way an ice cream man might hiss, "You children are beautiful!"
"Black Panther" (2009)In 2004, Reginald Hudlin wrote the greatest, toughest, most action-packed Black Panther story of all time. This seemed nuts since his previous writing credits were the movie House Party. Five years later, the comic was adapted into a cartoon by BET and everything fell apart. Instead of animation, they made it a "motion comic" like the old '60s Marvel Superheroes show. In this style, the characters shift an arm or a leg for a few frames rather than "move." It might have still been okay with good voiceover, but every voice actor was so concerned with thickening up their fake "African" accent that they forgot to do things like "inflect" or "act." The final result was like a sleepy exchange student wiggling a comic book while they read it out loud. And I don't want to sound racist, but that's really annoying.
Characters: They barely move and they all talk like voice actors trying to passive aggressively get revenge on their agents, but other than that the characters are great!
Theme Song: The Black Panther music is awesome. Every time Black Panther does anything, anything at all, an African choir goes crazy chanting his name. "T'Challa! T'Challa! T'Challa!" As an experiment, I named my dong T'Challa while I was watching this show, and I've been hard for almost two years.
"Spider-Man" (1967)The '60s Spider-Man cartoon was insane. The plots were so violently against reason that the studio was probably under constant attack by witch hunters. There was no regard to physics or science-- bombs went off directly on faces several times an episode, Spider-Man would swing on webs across open oceans, and since punches never seemed to hurt anyone, every fight ended up at a high voltage box. In 1967, those things were everywhere.
Characters: The characters are crazier than the plots. For instance, the audience is introduced to The Lizard when he jumps out of a bog, shoves over a father and son in a rowboat, and turns to camera to say, "Today, I rule the swamps! Tomorrow, THE WORLD!" Never has anyone explained their entire philosophy on life so quickly. At least not until Snooki's gynecologist screamed that everything was the devil and shot himself.
Think of how little a fuck you'd have to give to write something like that. Not the line I just wrote about Snooki-- that took eleven hours of research. I'm talking about that Spider-Man logic: shoving over a rowboat + tomorrow = World Domination. And every character's logic is written like that. The Vulture will swoop in to Spider-Man's exact location, explain that he now controls the city's birds with his hat, and then leave. If Spider-Man didn't start fights with these lunatics, they'd probably just be considered bad performance artists.
Theme Song: The theme song is timeless. It was composed by Academy Award winner Paul Francis Webster and it's been covered by Michael Buble, Ramones, and Aerosmith. It's been Spider-Man's theme song for 45 years even after Bono killed dozens of theatrical performers trying to give him a new one. While on the subject of the Spider-Man musical, never have so many died for so little since Snooki's underwear killed 17,000,000 pubic lice. Sorry about mentioning her again, but I really didn't want to waste all that Snooki research.


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Put your embroidery machine to work for piecing and quilting, create intricate embroidery patterns and satisfy your hunger for detail-rich quilts in The Machine Embroidered Quilt. Eileen, the founder and editor of Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine, is a no-nonsense quilter who will show you easy ways to enhance your quilts' construction and design. Follow in the feed dogs of this fast and furious embroiderer as she walks you through single- and double-layer raw-edge appliqués, continuous appliqué and embroidery techniques and her own reversible piecing approach. This class comes with Eileen's hourglass embroidery design - exclusive to Craftsy - in formats that work with every common embroidery machine on the market
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Authorities said that fugitive ex-police officer and multiple murder suspect Christopher Dorner, now believed dead, exchanged gunfire with police after barricading himself inside a cabin in the Big Bear area on Tuesday.
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department officials said that two officers were airlifted to the hospital with unspecified injuries after being wounded in a firefight with a suspect they believe to be Dorner. Police responded to a call about a stolen vehicle about 12:30 p.m., in the Big Bear area, according to a sheriff's spokesman. The owners of the vehicle gave deputies a description of a man that fit Dorner's description.
When police located the vehicle, the suspect exited the vehicle and fled into the woods. Officers pursued the man to a cabin where the man barricaded himself inside and exchanged gunfire with deputies. Police say that Dorner also committed a burglary at a cabin and left its two occupants tied up. One of them was able to escape and alert authorities, according to an anonymous police source.
Authorities had been combing the Big Bear area since Dorner's vehicle was found there on Thursday.
A reporter from KCAL reported hearing the sound of gunfire in the Angelus Oaks area near Highway 38. Shortly after the news team recorded the sounds of an apparent gun battle in progress, someone could be heard yelling at the reporters to clear the area.
This is the latest development in an intensive manhunt that has spanned California along with three other states and parts of Mexico. Dorner had managed to elude police as he allegedly carried out his vendetta against the LAPD and those he believed to be responsible for his dismissal from the police force. Dorner was fired in 2009 after being found guilty of giving false information against a fellow officer.
According to Dorner's manifesto, which he posted on Facebook, he was the victim of a corrupt police organization and system. Additionally, the Navy veteran vowed to kill any law enforcement officers who attempted to apprehend him as he wages "asymmetrical warfare" against them.
Dorner is the prime suspect in the murder of a former LAPD police captain's daughter and her fiancé. He is also accused of killing one police officer and wounding two others in addition to the two he reportedly wounded during a gunfight on Tuesday.
On Monday, authorities announced that a $1 million dollar reward had been offered for the arrest of Dorner. Since that time, more than 1,000 leads have poured into the police command center.
It now appears that Dorner's death came violently and possibly at his own hands. This desperate man had to make a crucial decision. He had to choose whether to surrender and let the justice system mete out his punishment, to fight it out to the bitter end or to turn his weapon on himself and put an end to this nightmare.
Dorner seems to have chosen the latter aftet the second option became untenable.
What a terrible conclusion for a young man who apparently had every intent to be the best at what he did. However, in the obviously twisted world that became Dorner's life, there is a lesson to be learned. Although we may be in possession of the highest of intellects, we are not infallible. Even though we may strive to achieve the loftiest of goals, none of us are immune to the all-consuming will to destroy once we allow hate to take hold of our lives.
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By Kathleen T. Grimm
We do not need new research on the effects of trauma and violence on children. There is no need to wait for more evidence. There is indisputable, unchallenged evidence about the need to work to create environments that create safety for children's optimal development.
The American Academy of Pediatrics issued a policy statement before the Newtown tragedy that once again called for all of those working with children to recognize the indisputable evidence that toxic stress, violence and trauma in homes, neighborhoods and environments where children live is a significant risk to their health and development.
We have evidence that has continued to be supported in both social science and medical literature going back to the 1980s that validates indisputably the link between adverse events that occur during the early years of children's lives and their future health.
There is no question that the impact of adverse events in a child's life have significant effects on adult health.
The complexity of the issue has been acknowledged, yet multiple proposals advanced as "solutions" espouse the view that one linear solution may be enough, i.e., the recent NRA proposal to solve the issue of school violence by placing armed guards in schools.
Legislators who create policy and society at large cannot remain paralyzed while waiting for more evidence, nor can a complex issue be solved with one linear, superficial, unsustainable approach. Band-Aid approaches disguised as prevention have never worked.
Meaningful change needs to address the complexity of this issue, and how socioecological environments of violence and trauma affect all of us. The urgency to create change in future policy should remain focused on those whom we value as our future … all our children. Creating healthy environments for children is the key to economic and social well-being for the future. Policy change cannot be distracted by the cacophony of voices speaking for themselves and the status quo, defending the positions of power and privilege.
Children are voiceless and voteless and have no lobby except for the adult voices that recognize their value.
As Nelson Mandela observed: "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
An issue of childhood health that is large – safety – needs policy that looks at the root cause of disease and addresses change at the root in order to secure their future health. We need change that is substantive, not superficial, and change that recognizes that value of our most precious resource, our children.
Kathleen T. Grimm, M.D., of Buffalo is co-chairwoman of the Community Health Worker Network of Buffalo and a policy committee member of the National Physicians Alliance.


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Even more images from the set of Wild Target have surfaced online! These were taken on the same day as the previous set (the 21st) outside of the Andaz Hotel in London.
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This is a Devil's Advocate post.
This Devil's Advocate post will cover something that's bound to elicit a lot of discussion – here are four reasons why you shouldn't donate money to charity. That's right, you read that correctly, I have four reasons why donating your hard earned money to a charity is a bad idea and chances are there is at least one reason here that you didn't even consider. If there was ever a Devil's Advocate post to end all Devil's Advocate posts (don't worry, it's not the last one), this would probably be one of them!
Americans are one of the most charitable groups in the world, having donating $306 billion in 2007 according to the Philanthropy Journal, an increase of 3.9% over the year before. While the donation amounts in 2008, a period of economic uncertainty, are not yet known, chances are Americans will still be sending hundreds of billions to philanthropic organizations… so in the face of that, I present to you four reasons why you shouldn't donate money to charity.
You Already Donate
Whether you know it or not, you already donate to a lot of charities. When you pay your taxes, you're subsidizing the operations of every single non-profit organization in the United States because they don't have to pay taxes. When organizations receive subsidies or "investments" from the government in the form of grants, you're more directly donating to philanthropic organizations. In the case of philanthropies that support individuals based on income (homeless shelters, soup kitchens, etc.), you are already supporting the individuals because your taxes go towards the welfare and food stamp system. It may be more efficient to donate directly to a local homeless shelter or local food bank, but you already donate to them and the people they help through your taxes.
Teach A Man To Fish
The old maxim of teaching a man to fish has and always will be true. "Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime." Homeless shelters and food kitchens are wonderful if they are simply helping people get back on their feet, but far too many residents end up staying much longer than they would if the assistance weren't so easy to come by. Withholding support to an organization trying to do good and making their lives much harder isn't necessarily the best approach to effect this type of change, but it is an approach.
Administrative Overhead
All philanthropic organizations have administrator overhead costs to pay for. Many philanthropic organizations also have fundraising costs to pay for. When you donate your funds, a part of that goes to the administrative and fundraising costs – not the underlying cause. This is most true with your taxes, a donation you are already making! While you can check Charity Navigator to see the administrative overhead of almost any charity. The American Cancer Society spends 9.6% of its revenue on administrative expenses and another 21.8% on raising more money. Thirty cents out of every dollar you donate won't go towards anything cancer-related.
Money Is Too Easy
It's very easy to donate money to an organization, it's much harder to donate your time by volunteering. When you volunteer, you have a much greater impact because you'll probably volunteer as somewhere local. Those local organizations don't get nearly as many monetary donations as the national organizations because they don't spend as much on publicity! Also, many local charities, such as Habitat for Humanity, get a much larger benefit out of volunteers than they do from monetary donations. Finally, donating your time is a truly philanthropic act because you don't get a tax deduction for your time. (The only exception to this is if you can otherwise make a boatload of cash during the time you would spend volunteering, then you probably should earn the money and donate that!)
I really struggled with this Devil's Advocate post, probably more so than any other post, as my fellow Tweeters can attest to. In my tweeting about it, most of the responses that came back had to do with arguments against donating to a particular charity, rather than arguments against donating to charities at all! Ultimately though, I think the argument against donating to charities is pretty thin and comes down to personal preference. I don't think you're a bad person if you don't donate (you may not have the means, you may not support any causes that have philanthropic supporters, etc.) just as I don't think you're automatically a saint for donating, it's a personal choice that each must make on their own.
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Romanello's South will serve its last meal tonight, then the lights will be turned out in the restaurant that has served thousands of meals and whose banquet rooms have launched hundreds of marriages over nearly 33 years.
The business, opened by the Romanello family that has operated several area restaurants for about 85 years, ran out of money.
"Business isn't what it used to be, the economy just killed me," owner John Romanello said. "The overhead is way too big for the business we're doing."
The restaurant will honor gift certificates through this evening, he said, and his brother, James, who owns the Old Orchard Inn in East Aurora, will honor the certificates until further notice. Romanello also hopes to return about $5,000 in deposits customers paid for banquets.
"We're going to try our hardest to get their money back, but I can't guarantee it," he said.
The restaurant told the banquet customers as soon as it knew it would close and is trying to help them find new banquet halls, he said.
"When we took their deposits, we thought we would be there. As soon as we knew we would not be there, we stopped taking deposits," he said.
The property on South Park Avenue across from the Hamburg Casino and Erie County fairgrounds is in foreclosure, he said, although he has a buyer.
The new owner will not operate a restaurant, but Romanello said he could not divulge what would happen with it. He also wants to auction off the restaurant equipment.
"Once there's an auction and I can get the salaries paid, and the sales tax, next will come the deposits," Romanello said.
The restaurant stopped issuing gift certificates in December. He said he knew he could get through February, and waited until tonight because that is when a small party booked a room.
But there is not much money coming in, and every day he's open is costing him money. He used his Social Security check last week to put toward the payroll, he said.
At its peak, the restaurant had nearly 70 employees, mostly part time, he said. Friday there were 38, and today there will be none.
"These kids will be out of work, my children will be out of work," Romanello said, as he praised his employees. "The chef never left me when he found out, all the cooks never left me. I'm very fortunate to have good people."
The Romanello family founded Roseland Restaurant on Rhode Island Street in Buffalo in 1928, operating it until 2005. Family members also bought the Old Orchard Inn in East Aurora in 1995, which remains open. John Romanello's brothers Joseph and James operate the Old Orchard and Dagwood's sub shop in Buffalo.
Romanello said he does not have major plans for his future.
"I'm 69 years old," he said. "Not too many people want me."
It's difficult to look over a lifetime in the food service industry with an ending he would not have predicted.
"It's just very tough," Romanello said.
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PHILIPSBURG - An ongoing domestic dispute ended Thursday morning when a retired state trooper went into a Philipsburg supermarket and used a shotgun to kill his estranged wife and then shoot himself.
Mark R. Miscavish, 51, Philipsburg, who retired in 2011 from the state police barracks in Philipsburg, killed Traci Miscavish, 49, also of Philipsburg, who worked in the floral department of County Market in the Pebbles Plaza.
The supermarket was closed after the shootings.
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Pennsylvania State Police and other law enforcement officials worked inside the County Market in Philipsburg on Thursday investigating a murder-suicide.
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Pennsylvania State Police work the area in and around the County Market. Traci Miscavish was killed at work by her estranged husband, police said.
Traci Miscavish was in an office area on the second floor of the store when Mark Miscavish entered around 10 a.m. and shot her, then shot himself in that same location, state Trooper Bruce Morris said Thursday afternoon outside the Clearfield barracks, which is handling the investigation.
A police source said that Traci Miscavish was shot three times and Mark Miscavish died of a single gunshot.
Morris said troopers were notified of the shooting at 10:06 a.m. and were on site at 10:10 a.m.
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"When I arrived for work, the ambulances were outside, and the police were already in the building, including one with an assault rifle," said Christine Price, an employee at Star Hill Winery located inside the County Market.
"He had come in before, but I wasn't aware that she had a PFA against him," Price said, referring to a protection-from-abuse order.
Miscavish was facing domestic violence charges in connection with his Jan. 23 arrest for a violent assault of his wife, Centre County District Attorney Stacey Parks Miller said Thursday.
Arrest records indicate that Traci Miscavish was attempting to end their 30-year marriage and returned to their Black Moshannon Road Home in Rush Township to collect some belongings.
While at the residence, she became concerned about her husband's abuse of prescription drugs, and when she went to take them away, he wrestled her to the ground, pinned her arms behind her and attempted to bind her with duct tape, Parks Miller said.
She said he also reached into a dresser drawer and pulled out a handgun, then threatened to kill his wife and himself. Traci Miscavish was eventually able to get away and get out of the house, where she sought help from a passing motorist.
Court records show that Traci Miscavish filed for divorce last Friday.
Traci Miscavish's sister, Grace March, speaking outside the supermarket after the shooting, said the system failed both her sister and her brother-in-law.
"What happened here was a travesty," March said. She said her sister secured a PFA against her husband who "wasn't in his right mind."
"I don't believe he's at fault," she said. "I believe he needed help. ... And nobody was there to help him. Not the judge, not the cops, not our system."
March said Mark Miscavish spent a week in jail after his arrest in January, then was released on unsecured bail.
Parks Miller said her office opposed Mark Miscavish's release, noting the violent nature of the incident, the gun involvement and Traci Miscavish's extreme fear of him.
"We tried to keep him incarcerated and were prepared to try this case," Parks Miller said in a written statement. "Only after a conviction can we force a defendant into counseling. The system failed [Traci Miscavish] and her family, and we are part of the system. Our apology is woefully inadequate, and we are praying for this family."
Price described Traci Miscavish as "a beautiful lady who had a beautiful smile and gorgeous blue eyes."
Bob Snyder of Philipsburg said he knew Traci from her work in the County Market but not her husband.
"She was a nice lady," Snyder said. "But apparently she had marriage problems."
Snyder, 78, said he was surprised by the shooting "in a little dinky town like this. But it seems no part of the country is immune. It's like people just seem to go off the deep end now," he said.
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certainly seems to be some members of the American public who
are enthusiastic about alternative powertrain vehicles. In February,
hybrid auto sales soared 39 percent to reach approximately
23.3k units. Leading the pack was the veteran Toyota Prius.
But amid that optimistic figure was a bit of not-so-happy news for a couple
major automakers. General Motors only managed to sell 281 Chevy Volts in February, down from 321
in January. And worse yet, the Nissan
LEAF only sold 67 units in the month of February.
To date the Volt has outsold the LEAF, 928 units to 173. Neither number
looks very promising, at face value at least.
For GM, the issue may lie partially on the supply side. Dealers are trying to gouge on prices of the scarce
Volts, but ultimately these tactics may backfire. We saw several eBay
auctions (which aren't free, mind you) end with no buyers. In each case,
dealers were trying to charge several thousand dollars over the MSRP -- and
customers weren't buying.
If GM can pump up its supply, like it's promising, the price may drop to the
MSRP and sales may pick up.
With Nissan, the problem and potential solution is likely different.
Arguably Nissan's sales are the bigger disappointment, as the company was
promising to beat GM in production volume and sales.
However, it is currently failing on those fronts, by all appearances. One
major issue may be limited distribution. In the U.S., the LEAF only launched
in a handful of markets such as California and New York.
Still it's a bit of a mystery how the far-cheaper LEAF has fared so much worse
than the Volt. One possibility is that drivers are scared of not having a backup gas engine (which the
Volt has). At the very least, expanding sales to most of the rest of the
country should help the LEAF catch up -- if only a bit.
To add insult to injury, Britain has temporarily banned LEAF
vehicles from being sold. The LEAF contains a noisy backup warning sound
to warn pedestrians -- a necessity, given the vehicle's relatively quiet
motors. But apparently that warning violates British noise laws, which
prohibits loud noises between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Where recent U.S. laws and federal guidelines require these
noises, Nissan is having to race to remove them in Britain.
Rather than making the noises timing dependent, Nissan is attempting a
cruder fix -- removing them entirely. States the company, "The
audible system on the LEAF did not allow for [a timing dependent fix], so the
beeping sound is being removed entirely before the cars can be driven on roads
in [Britain]."
As a result there's a "slight delay" in British sales while the
vehicle's firmware is modified in the factory in order to convince Britain to
lift the sales ban.
One company that is likely smiling at the sales numbers is Ford. A
late-comer to the EV game, Ford will release a plug-in hybrid EV (PHEV) next year, and
a battery-electric vehicle the year after
that. It's clear that even though Ford is coming in a year behind GM and
Nissan, that there's plenty of room for improvement in the nascent field.
Another company that is likely pretty satisfied about the news is Tesla Motor
Company. Tesla's Roadster sales pace looks pretty impressive
given the higher sticker, when compared to the LEAF. Dramatic price
difference aside, one key difference may be looks. In an era where the
likes of Lady Gaga and Rihanna reign atop pop charts, perhaps the LEAF's
bulbous form is a bit too ungainly for a superficial public to bite on.
The sexy curves of a Roadster 2.5 EV or a Fisker Karma might be a little bit more
pleasant EV pill to swallow, assuming you can afford it.
quote: The original "slightly less than $30K" price spoken of by Volt execs turned out to be horribly wrong - off by almost 50%.
quote: Then they had to destroy the original styling (that which had attrected so much enthusiasm) in order to "get better aerodynamics." Once again, don't those people have a clue?
quote: And how come Tesla produced a beautiful design for their electric which, by the way, happens to be more aerodynamic than the Volt?
quote: Then that 40 miles of driving range promised (which was their stated reason for replacing their original styling with 21st century Ugly) turns out to be, well, not exactly guaranteed and even required more wear on the battery pack to achieve what they did get (25 to 45).
quote: And that promised 10 year battery warranty also went by the wayside.
quote: The RETAIL cost of Tesla's batteries, as installed in the Model S, and superior by far to anything GM has in their Volt
quote: The Tesla will recharge 300 miles worth of driving range in 45 minutes.
quote: The Volt is hideously complicated and prone to unreliability and will be fixable only at select GM dealerships, at a very high price.
quote: So much space is wasted on gas engines and exhaust systems and transmissions,
quote: The batteries will be almost used up and may or may not be available, since the Volt will likely be out of production by then.
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Nov. 2, 1940 – Jan. 27, 2013
Elaine Helen Orzechowski, a retired teacher, died Jan. 27 in Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Amherst. She was 72.
Born in Buffalo, Ms. Orzechowski attended St. Louis School and Mount St. Mary Academy. She earned a degree in elementary education from D'Youville College.
Seeking adventure, she took a teaching job in Sitka, Alaska, and was there during the 1964 earthquake.
She later taught first and second grade in New Mexico, Florida and West Virginia before returning to Western New York in the 1980s to help care for elderly family members.
vvLocally, she taught in Elba and Buffalo.
A resident of the Weinberg Campus in Getzville, she enjoyed music and reading. She played piano and organ and served as a church organist in Sitka.
Survivors include nieces, a nephew and cousins.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the old church at St. Mary Catholic Church, 6919 Transit Road, Swormville.


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