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The Forsyte Saga, circa 1967
The story behind the Saga | The '67 cast
The story behind the Saga
In April of 2002, as the airdate for the "new" Forsyte Saga approached in the UK, RadioTimes editor Nigel Horne asked the question foremost on many minds. "...Can the trials and tribulations of an upper-middle-class Victorian family have the same resonance today as, for whatever reason, they clearly did back in the days of Harold Wilson? It made great television then... in the age of Cold Feet and The West Wing, will it now?"
The answer is "Yes, indeed," and the answer why is largely because the "new" Forsyte Saga is not a remake of the '60s version at all, but its own unique interpretation of John Galsworthy's epic story.
But the original Forsyte Saga left such an impression on the minds and in the hearts of all who saw it, it's little wonder that so many reacted with consternation and skepticism that such an undertaking was even underway. Back in 1967, the BBC wanted to introduce its newly created channel, BBC2, and needed a major attraction to draw more subscribers to the young station. Producer Donald Wilson felt that a lengthy, multi-part adaptation of John Galsworthy's The Forsyte Saga would fit the bill. Wilson set about convincing the BBC to pursue the rights to the novels. At that time they were held by MGM, producer of the melancholy That Forsyte Woman (1949), which starred Errol Flynn as Soames, Greer Garson as Irene, Walter Pidgeon as young Jolyon, Robert Young as Philip Bosinney and Janet Leigh as June.
The BBC was concerned that perhaps the late '60s weren't the right time to present a grand costume drama -- this was, after all, the era of Vietnam, miniskirts, the Beatles and Strawberry Fields Forever. But Wilson won out and The Forsyte Saga was made.
The series turned out to be innovative, but also conventional: it was the last BBC drama ever produced in black and white and, at a cost of £250,000, it was the BBC's most expensive drama produced to date. A soap opera in the classic sense, the show introduced themes never before seen on television, gathered six million viewers, and garnered four BAFTA Awards (from the British Association of Film and Television Artists). Given that success, Forsyte was quickly shown again on BBC1 where it attracted an incredible 18 million viewers.
On BBC2, The Forsyte Saga's 26 installments ran from January through July 1967, coincidentally the one-hundred year anniversary of John Galsworthy's birth. BBC1 aired the show in 1968.
In these days of cable television, broadband and digital technologies we can hardly contemplate it, but back in the '60s the whole concept of The Forsyte Saga was NEW. With villains and ladies, a huge cast, and an ongoing nest of overlapping storylines in which passion, beauty, deceit and sensationalism were integral, it became a phenomenon and gripped the United Kingdom like nothing before.
Viewers remember the way the nation shut down each Sunday night for the event. Pubs closed early and the streets were deserted. The Church even rescheduled its evening worship services so that the immense audience could be ready for the start of the show at 7:25pm.
After its British run, Forsyte was released internationally, becoming the first serial sold by the BBC to the Soviet Union. Ultimately, more than 160 million viewers around the world watched the series. In the United States, the Ford Foundation paid National Educational Television (NET) to distribute the series. Episodes were presented with an "afterword" featuring NET executive James Day.
Stanford Calderwood, the new president of WGBH Boston, was one of the American public television executives duly impressed by the wild popularity and domestic success of Forsyte. Determined to fill the niche he saw created by the lack of British drama on American television, Calderwood orchestrated the premiere of Masterpiece Theatre with the first episode of the 12-part The First Churchills (written and produced by Forsyte's Donald Wilson) airing on January 10, 1971.
Eventually, the commercial networks followed suit. Although credited with being the "first miniseries," ABC's Rich Man, Poor Man didn't air until 1976, a good six years after The Forsyte Saga's astonishing American success.
The '67 cast
Eric Porter was born in 1928 and died, at the age of 67, in 1995. An established actor on the stage, Porter first appeared on television in 1959. He continued acting until his death. He received the 1968 BAFTA Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of the cold and ruthless Soames Forsyte. He appeared in several Masterpiece Theatre presentations including Anna Karenina (1978), Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years, and The Jewel in the Crown.
Nyree Dawn Porter (no relation to Eric) was a stage actress in New Zealand who immigrated to the United Kingdom at the age of 21, having never before seen television. By the time she was cast in The Forsyte Saga ("arousing the adoration of the Great British Male," RadioTimes) she had appeared on several British television programs. She turned down the lead female role in The Avengers and took the role of Contessa Caroline di Contini in the series The Protectors opposite Robert Vaughn (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.). Porter was married twice, widowed and divorced, and had a daughter, Tayla, in 1975. She received an Order of the British Empire in 1971 for services to television. Most recently, she played the role of Margot Fonteyn in Hilary and Jackie (1998). Porter died suddenly in April 2002 at the age of 61.
Young Jolyon
In the 1950s, handsome film star Kenneth More was one of England's most popular leading men. His extensive filmography includes roles in Genevieve (1953), Doctor in the House (1954), A Night to Remember (1958), and Sink the Bismarck! (1960). Leonard Maltin called his performance as the young Jolyon "endearing." He published his autobiography, More or Less, in 1978 and died in 1982, at the age of 67, of Parkinson's disease.
Born in Ireland in 1904, John Welsh has over 90 film and television roles to his credit including the Masterpiece Theatre presentations Vanity Fair, The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club, Country Matters, The Duchess of Duke Street, To Serve Them All My Days, The Citadel and The Tale of Beatrix Potter, as well as Brideshead Revisited.
Old Jolyon
Born in Ireland, Joseph O'Conor was a character actor who appeared on stage, in films (Oliver!, Tom and Viv, Elizabeth) and on television. His Masterpiece Theatre credits include The Possessed and The Barchester Chronicles. He died in 2001 at 84.
In addition to her role in The Forsyte Saga, Margaret Tyzack also appeared in Masterpiece Theatre's first presentation, 1971's The First Churchills, 1977's I, Claudius and 1998's Our Mutual Friend. Her film credits also include 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange and Mrs. Dalloway.
Known for his roles in Doctor Who and Blake's Seven, John Bennett was born in 1928 in London. He has been acting for over 40 years; his accomplishments ranged from an uncredited role in Lawrence of Arabia to Masterpiece Theatre's I, Claudius and The Bretts to the 2002 thriller Minority Report.
Susan Hampshire originally trained as a classical ballet dancer at a school founded and run by her mother. At 15, when she became too tall for ballet, she turned to acting and an extensive and award-winning career in television, theatre and film followed. In addition to her role as Fleur in The Forsyte Saga, she appeared in the Masterpiece Theatre productions of The First Churchills and Vanity Fair and won Best Actress Emmy Awards for her performances in all three. Hampshire has written several books including Susan's Story, an autobiographical account of her struggle with dyslexia. She was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 1995.
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Carson Palmer Traded to Raiders
According to multiple reports, the Bengals and Raiders have agreed to a deal that would send veteran QB Carson Palmer to the Raiders for a 1st round pick in 2012 and another conditional pick in 20103.
You'd have to think Palmer is in decent shape for this deal to go down, so this is good news for their offense and their WRs, especially Darrius Heyward-Bey, who is really their main possession receiver on the outside. Palmer may not have a great arm at this point in his career to get the ball down the field to their speedy WRs, but while Palmer has been shaky the last couple of years, this is still an upgrade and helps their offense overall, including their running game, when you consider the alternative (Kyle Boller).
With this trade, Palmer is a fantasy backup only in this run-based offense, but he'd have some upside each week because they will always take deep shots to guys like Jacoby Ford and Denarius Moore. We can see him averaging 230-240 yards and 1-2 TDs a game.
Palmer has reportedly been working out with former NFL QB Ken O'Brien and has a connection to Raider HC Hue Jackson from their time together [...]

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The Wilderness Society issued the following statement regarding tomorrow's scheduled announcement that President Obama will expand the California Coastal National Monument by adding the Point Arena-Stornetta public lands.
On the heels of recent congressional approval of the first wilderness bill in five years, local leaders from southwest Colorado today commended a congressional committee for considering legislation that woul
The Hermosa Creek Watershed Protection Act (H.R. 1839) is a bipartisan bill introduced by Rep. Scott Tipton (R-Colo.) and Senators Michael Bennet and Mark Udall, both Democrats. The bill would protect approximately 108,000 acres of the Hermosa Creek watershed north of Durango.
"We welcome the confirmation of Mike Connor as Deputy Secretary of the Department of the Interior. Careful stewardship of publicly owned lands and wild areas is essential to clean water, clean air and to the nation's $646 billion outdoor recreation economy. We look forwar
Today, the Wilderness Society presents its Ansel Adams Award to Montana Senator Max Baucus for his tireless work to protect America's wild public lands.
Citing damage to the environment, the economy, drinking water supplies and more, The Wilderness Society, along with other national groups across the U.S., is urging the President and Congress to end years of budget cuts to conservation and natural resource programs.
Today, for the first time in five years, Congress designated land to be protected as wilderness. The House of Representatives approved the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Conservation and Recreation Act (S.
The Wilderness Society welcomed several items in President Obama's fiscal year 2015 budget, including a better federal funding mechanism for combatting severe wildfires, more funds to address the impacts of climate change and a significant increase to chronically under-funded conservation
The package of public lands bills (H.R. 2954) passed today by the House of Representatives is another missed opportunity by Congress to protect some of our nation's greatest natural resources.
Contacts:Paul Spitler, Director of Wilderness Campaigns, (202)-360-1912, firstname.lastname@example.com


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Ten charged with dealing heroin and cocaine in Pike County
January 20, 2014 —
Seven suspected drug dealers were arrested in Pike County on January 14 as part of an investigation by the Pike County District Attorney's Office into the selling of heroin and cocaine in Pike County. Three additional arrests are expected.
District Attorney Raymond Tonkin said the investigation focused on drug dealing in Delaware Township and Dingman Township, but also included drug purchases in Matamoras Borough.
The investigation began three months ago when detectives from the Pike County District Attorney's Office learned that there was a group of loosely knit individuals selling heroin and cocaine in the Delaware Township area. Through the use of informants and undercover officers, investigators made a total of 16 purchases of heroin and 5 purchases of cocaine. In all, investigators purchased approximately 535 bags of heroin and 22.8 grams of cocaine. The purchases ranged from between $40 and $840.
After the Pike County Detectives obtained arrest warrants for a total of ten individuals, approximately 30 law enforcement agents from the Pennsylvania State Police, the Pike County Sheriff's Office, Eastern Pike Regional Police, Milford Police Department, Shohola Police Department, the Wayne County District Attorney's Office and the Pike County Probation Department set out early this morning to serve arrest warrants on those individuals charged with drug trafficking.
A total of 7 were arrested with three persons still being sought. An 11th person was charged with hindering the arrest of two individuals.
According to the criminal complaint charging Saeed Musah, age 21, he sold cocaine to a confidential informant on three separate occasions. On November 15, 2013, Musah sold 3 grams of suspected cocaine to a confidential informant for $300. Again on November 27, 2013, Musah sold 7 grams of suspected cocaine to a confidential informant for $740. On the final occasion on December 4, 2013, Musah sold 10.5 grams of suspected cocaine for $840 to a confidential informant.


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Jonita was the Salutatorian of the 1966 graduating class of George West, Texas. She was a twirler in the George West High School marching band. She was very active in the FHA, holding numerous offices and earning her State FHA Degree.
On May 8, 1969, she married Don Williams at the First Methodist Church in George West. Jo and Don settled first in Woodsboro and then moved to Victoria where they lived for many years.
She is survived by her husband Don; three sons – Robert Williams of Katy; Richard (Lindsey) Williams of Katy; Ryan (Mala) Williams of Houston; four sisters – Barbara (Lyn) Boehme of San Antonio, Janice (Jim) Johnson of Houston, Connie Lemley Cantrell of Houston, Donna (Joe) Lyng of Mesquite, NV; 6 grandchildren – Shelby, Jacob, Lane, Kasey, Kameron and Kaylie, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Visitation is 6 pm to 8 pm, Friday, August 16, 2013, at Moore Funeral Home Chapel
Arrangements are set for 10 a.m. Saturday, August 17, 2013, at the First Baptist Church in Refugio under the direction of Moore's Funeral Home with interment in La Rosa Cemetery in Woodsboro.
Pallbearers will be: Robert, Richard, Ryan, Shelby, Malaise, and Katlyn Williams. Honorary Pallbearers will be: Kaylie Williams, Kasey and Kameron Hall, Lane and Jacob Leonard and Kenneth Remmers.
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The date has changed, but the arguments remained pretty much the same on September 12 when Delaware Valley School District officials considered their options for the students at Delaware Valley Elementary School (DVES).
The problems have been stated and the arguments repeated regularly over the past seven years, since the school board agreed to buy land and build a new school.
Building costs, local permitting issues and popular concerns about the wisdom of building on property adjoining a natural gas transmission pipeline versus the need to get students out of a 57-year-old building with a leaking roof and retaining the educational quality that created the district's national reputation have created seemingly intractable positions on both sides.
A board work session touched all these elements again, adding to options for a situation in which DVES could not be used. As board member John Wroblewski said, "I'm concerned about a catastrophic failure."
Superintendent John Bell said one option for DVES includes sending its 488 students to join 483 Shohola Elementary School students and DVES special education students at the Dingman-Delaware campus. The change, in part, would cost $125,000 annually in transportation costs and require redesign of Shohola classrooms, shared offices, and gymnasium spaces, creation of additional parking, sewage handling and the elimination of the Shohola pre-K program.
The second option would require a complete re-drawing of the elementary school district, with DVES students going to both Shohola and Dingman-Delaware. Bell said none of the options are long term and "all are crappy for a good school district."
The DV district's student population has fluctuated from about 4,800 in 2000 to about 5,700 in 2006-07, and appears to be close to 4,800 again this fall. But Bell said the district's programs have advanced to a point where "we can't do six schools with the academics we have now."
For the time being, students are at DVES and no authority has warned of a catastrophic failure of the building. "If there are health or safety issues, certainly the board will act, but there is no danger of the roof falling," said board president Bill Greenlaw.
Support services director Marvin Eversdyke said roof repairs can continue. "We've been repairing it for the eight years I've been with the district," he said.
Other than DVES, the board heard about the Affordable Care Act's possible impacts on part-time employees. Business Manager Bill Hessling warned that should part-timers exceed 30 hours per-week, DV would be required to offer them access to the district's health care plan.


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West Chester University
202 Lawrence Center
West Chester, PA 19383
|Cable Television:
|Each room is wired for cable television. The cost of basic cable television is included in the rental price of the room.
|Computer Facilities:
|There are 8 computers located in 218.
|There are 2 elevators located in the center of the building.
|There is 1 kitchenette located on the first floor in the back lobby.
|Laundry Rooms:
|There is 1 laundry room located on each floor in each 18 wing.
|Located on the first floor.
|ResNet is the computer network provided to students living on campus. ResNet is a student's access to the university network and the World Wide Web.
|Study Rooms:
|Tyson Hall does not have study rooms. Most residents study in the large lobbies located on each floor.
|Television Lounges:
|There are 2 TV lounges, both located on the first floor.
Tyson Hall was named for S. Elizabeth Tyson, an Assistant Professor of English. The hall was built in 1962.
Tyson Hall employs a Resident Director, a Graduate Assistant, 12 Resident Assistants, and 7 Desk Assistants.
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Tyson Hall is set up in a typical residence hall layout with two students per room and community bathrooms. Tyson Hall rooms are approximately 15'10"X 10'5" with 2 windows each measuring 70" high X 40" wide. Each room is equipped with two beds with 80" mattresses, desks, chairs, dressers and closets. A mirror is mounted over the dresser that is between the two closets. Shelf units are provided for each desk. The beds, desks, and two dressers are moveable. All rooms have air conditioning units.
The phone number at the front desk of Tyson Hall is: 610-436-2412
Click here to access the Tyson Hall website
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Dr. Ralph F. Olean, DDS
Dr. Ralph F. Olean, DDS, 93, of Martinsburg, passed away Tuesday, March 26, 2013, at his home where he was being cared for by his daughters and granddaughters during his recent illness.
Born Sept. 14, 1919, in Clarksburg, he was the son of the late Andrew and Maria (Scolapio) Olean. He was a first generation Italian and loved his heritage.
Dr. Olean attended Victory High School and St. Mary's High School in Clarksburg, where he was a star quarterback prior to obtaining a football scholarship to Notre Dame University. From 1941 to 1943, he was enlisted in the United States Army Air Force during World War II until receiving a medical discharge. While in the military, he played football with the Richmond Army Air Base team. Upon discharge, he majored in pre-medicine at West Virginia University for two and a half years. In 1951, he graduated from the University of Pittsburgh Dental School. He then practiced dentistry in Wilkinsburg, Pa., Elkins and finally, in Martinsburg, where he worked until he retired in 1997.
While in Elkins, he worked tirelessly helping raise money for a swimming pool and other youth related activities at the YMCA. It was there that he developed his lifelong love of golf which continued even after physical problems made it impossible for him to play.
After moving to Martinsburg, he continued working for the youth of the area. For years, Dr. Olean climbed to the roof of the old broadcast booth at Martinsburg High School stadium in rain, sleet and snow to film all football games. To the joy or chagrin of many players, these films were used by the coaches during practice the following week. In Martinsburg, he organized and produced water shows at War Memorial Park pool. In doing so, he introduced and taught synchronized swimming to the youth of Berkeley County.
He was past president of the local Little League Baseball organization, the First Youth Center, and the Parks and Recreation Department. He had lifetime memberships with the American Dental Association, the Martinsburg High School Alumni Association, the Parks and Recreation Board, the West Virginia Alumni Association, and the Disabled American Veterans (DA V). He was also an active and then honorary staff member at City Hospital. Additionally, he belonged to the Elks Lodge No. 778, the Moose Lodge No. 120, the Opequon Country Club, the Exhausted Roosters, and the Berkeley County Farm Bureau.
Dr. Olean loved sports of all descriptions. He was an avid spectator of golf, basketball and football. He preferred to be playing but was content to watch in his later years.
He is survived by his four daughters, Mona Marie Gambrill and husband, Charles, of Bermuda, Ruth Elizabeth Myers and husband, Bill, Rebecca Jane Olean and Jenevieve Aimee Hardee and husband, Ron, all of Martinsburg; two grandchildren, Elizabeth Uliano Mars, of Seattle, Wash., and Carrie Ruth Myers, of Alexandria, Va.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Ruth Elizabeth Lynch Olean; three brothers, Luke, James and Pete Olean; and two sisters, Carrie DeFrancis and Elizabeth Kopp, all of Clarksburg.
Dr. O, as he was often called, loved young people and was often visited by the youth of Tuscarora Presbyterian Church as well as the children of neighbors and caregivers. Even when ill, his eyes would light up when he saw his young visitors.
Dr. Olean was cared for in his home by many devoted caregivers, aides and nurses: Sharon, Lisa, Dee, Barbara, Darlene, Cindia, Lynn, Aggie, Brenda, Michelle, Angie, Shiloh and many others who helped in emergencies and came when called. They are a very special group of people and were much loved by Dr. O and his family.
His service will be will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 30, 2013, at Brown Funeral Home South Berkeley Chapel with the Rev. Dr. Marvin Carr III and the Rev. Margie Carr officiating.
Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, March 29, 2013, at Brown Funeral Home South Berkeley Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to Panhandle Home Health, 208 Old Mill Road, Martinsburg, WV 25401 or Berkeley County Humane Society, 554 Charles Town Road, Martinsburg, WV 25405.
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By David Irvin: CNJ staff writer
Those sexually-explicit little devils at the heart of controversy in Clovis have been distributed all over the country, with more than 100,000 copies sold, according to the wife of the artist who made them.
Ruth Waytz said her husband, Chris "Coop" Cooper, has sold or licensed more than 2 million nude devil stickers in all during the past decade. Until a Clovis man was recently cited for distribution of sexually oriented materials to minors for displaying the 4-by-6-inch stickers on his car, Waytz said the stickers had not been the subject of criminal allegations.
"This has come as a great shock to us," Waytz said in a telephone interview from Los Angeles.
Dean Young, 31, of Clovis is scheduled to appear in magistrate court Friday morning for a pretrial hearing. The hearing will determine if his case will be bound over for the district court or tried in magistrate court.
The charge carries a maximum punishment of 364 days in jail and a $1,000 fine.
Waytz said Young's run-in with area law enforcement is a clear case of First-Amendment infringement.
"First of all, bumper stickers have been proved already to be protected under the First Amendment," Waytz said. "This is freedom of expression, freedom of speech in its absolutely most basic form."
But Clovis law officers disagree.
Prosecutor Chris Chandler said he was hesitant to pursue the case at first, until he saw the images.
"Once you look at the picture it obviously depicts a sexual act. That's far beyond what is depicted on the mudflaps truckers have," Chandler said.
The stickers depict one devil with its mouth around another's tail, which may suggest oral sex, according to a Dec. 12 police report.
Therefore, Chandler said Young's images are in violation of the law.
Law enforcement officials have plenty of supporters. Lance Clemmons, pastor of Clovis' First Presbyterian Church, said the stickers appear to depict oral sex and shouldn't be posted in public.
"The second that you put something out into the public like that … it then becomes public, unless you keep your car in your garage or on your property," Clemmons said after viewing the image online Tuesday. "It's not something my children need to be seeing as we drive down the street."
Clemmons said all citizens have First Amendment rights to free expression, but there are certain forms of expression that our culture has deemed out of bounds. He said sexually-explicit material is out of bounds.
The case has sparked a discussion of First Amendment freedoms on Internet Web logs across the country and in coffee shops around the community.
Cooper wrote in an e-mail this week that those who react to his work do so according to their own prejudices.
"I create my art for my own reasons, and I prefer to let the final product speak for itself," he wrote. "When someone buys a piece of my art, I assume that they do it for their own reasons as well, and I respect that. If someone sees my work as filthy or pornographic, that has more to do with their own prejudices and hang-ups than any intent on my part."
Peter Simonson, executive director for the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico, said the ordinance Young allegedly violated requires the individual to affirmatively peddle pornography or sexual material to a child. He said Young showed no intent to distribute sexual material, so no ordinance was violated.
"We've come to the conclusion that the application of the ordinance in the way that (Young) was cited, appears to be unconstitutional," Simonson said. "We feel pretty confident that it was a misinterpretation of that ordinance."
He said the ACLU will be watching the case closely as it develops.
Who is Chris Cooper?
• The artist who draws, licenses and sells stickers of devil girls is known simply as Coop in the art community. Throughout his career he has produced custom poster work for bands like Nirvana, the Ramones, The Sex Pistols and others. His images have appeared on T-shirts, in commercials, on Zippo lighters and even in an illustrated book called "The Devil's Advocate." His most recent art exhibit in Los Angeles featured a 78-foot long multi-panel painting that sold for $78,000.
Source: The contemporary art gallery Sixspace where Coop shows his work.


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Virginia has put an end to the rumors, announcing Friday afternoon that Shamel Bratton has been dismissed from the men's lacrosse team, effective immediately.
Sources are telling Inside Lacrosse that Rhamel Bratton will not play Saturday against Penn, with The Washington Post reporting that the senior midfielder has been suspended "indefinitely" for a violation of team rules.
Shamel came into UVa riding a wave of recruiting hype as Inside Lacrosse's No. 1 recruit, with Rhamel checking in at No. 2. The brothers appeared on IL's 2006 Recruiting Issue cover as rising seniors at Huntington (N.Y.) High, repeating the honor, along with No. 4 recruit Adam Ghitelman and No. 5 recruit Bray Malphrus, on the 2007 Recruiting Issue cover.
Shamel Bratton's NCAA career ends as the No. 3-ranked scoring midfielder in UVa history. He was a two-time USILA first-team All-American, but will end his career without an NCAA Championship.
This is the end of a tumultuous senior season for Shamel Bratton, who was suspended on two other occasions in 2011. In late February, Shamel and Rhamel Bratton did not make the trip back to their native Long Island with the team for the Cavs game at Stony Brook, after being suspended for violating team rules. Shamel was suspended a second time for UVa's game against Maryland on April 2. Starsia told reporters after the Cavs' 12-7 loss to Maryland that Shamel was suspended indefinitely. Though he did not start, the senior middie returned the following Saturday for Virginia's 11-10 overtime win over North Carolina, scoring one goal on six shots.
After beginning the season No. 2 in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll (receiving four of 15 first-place votes), Virginia sits at 8-5 on the season, with wins over Cornell, North Carolina and Stony Brook. Shamel Bratton was the Cavs' fourth-leading scorer (20 goals, eight assists in 11 games), while Rhamel Bratton is fifth, with 17 goals and five assists in 12 games. A win Saturday would put the Cavs in the running for an NCAA Tournament first-round game.


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Left: This is an image of the star HR 8799 taken by Hubble's Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer (NICMOS) in 1998. A mask within the camera (coronagraph) blocks most of the light from the star. In addition, software has been used to digitally subtract more starlight. Nevertheless, scattered light from HR 8799 dominates the image, obscuring the faint planets.
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March 16, 2006
Members Present: Dr. Louis Aikens, Mr. Jack Caffrey (via conference call), Mr. Edward Knight III, The Reverend Garry Moore, Mr. Norris Kantor, Mr. Jeffrey Forlines, Mr. James Palmer III, Mr. Daniel Frost, and Dr. Norman Mirsky (via conference call)
Members Absent: Mr. Jack Stafford, Ms. Anne Crowe, Dr. Lyn Guy, Mr. Eli Sharp
Guests: Dr. Albert Walker, Mr. John Cardwell, Mr. Jim Nelson, Dr. Tom Blevins, Dr. Don Smith, Ms. Shelia Johnson, Mr. David Lord, and Ms. Anita Barilla
Call to Order
Chairman Norris Kantor called the meeting to order and asked for additions or corrections to the minutes of February 16, 2006. The minutes were approved as written.
President's Report – Dr. Albert Walker
Dr. Walker reviewed various activities and accomplishments:
- "Partner in Education" – Dr. Tamara Meade, BSC English faculty member, has been collaborating with the Brushfork Elementary School with various activities.
- Consol, Inc. has made a $20,000 donation in support of BSC's Mining Engineering Technology program.
- CART – Professor Bruce Mutter discussed CART-related achievements before the Joint Technology Committee at the December Legislative Interims.
- VT Bioinformatics Institute representatives visited at BSC on January 13, 2006.
- Delegate Clif Moore was the guest speaker for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon at BSC on January 14, 2006 coordinated by the Mercer County Chapter/NAACP.
- BSC employees and students attended Higher Education Day at the Legislature, February 15, 2006.
- The School of Business received full Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) Accreditation.
- Dr. Howard Wade presented a program for Black History Month.
- Dr. Bernadette Dragich was honored with a luncheon as the George Cruise Endowed Chair in Nursing.
- VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance)– BSC Accounting students are providing tax preparation assistance for low income families.
- BSC graduates of the Associate Degree Nursing program exceeded the state and national passage rate averages with a 92.5% national licensure passage.
- Mr. Tom Ridge, the first Secretary of Homeland Security and former Governor of Pennsylvania, will be the keynote speaker for the Shott Lecture Series on March 30, 2006.
Financial and Administrative Affairs – Ms. Shelia Johnson
Mr. Kantor informed the group that due to the nature of Ms. Johnson's report, the agenda will be rearranged.
- Ms. Johnson called the group's attention to the handouts of the budget figures from the various branches of the legislature. The final budget has not been received but is expected shortly.
- The legislative bill containing the proposed faculty increment passed.
- Various maintenance projects for which money has been requested and the status of these projects was reviewed by Ms. Johnson.
- Peer equity funding has been discussed at the legislature and BSC will receive some funding but no firm numbers are known yet. More information will be available at the April meeting. Mr. Kantor and Mr. Frost inquired concerning the funding of the classified salary schedule. Discussion followed.
Human Resources – Mr. David Lord
- Mr. Lord reviewed the Resolution passed at the last Board meeting and the policies which had no comment. He proposed that these policies be accepted. Motion made (JForlines/GMoore) to adopt these polices. Motion carried.
- Comments received for each of the other policies were reviewed and discussed. A motion was made (DFrost/LAikens) that the policy on travel reimbursement state that mileage be reimbursed at a rate not more than the IRS rate and not less than the state rate. Motion Carried.
- Mr. Lord reviewed Policy #33 Classified Employee Salary. This policy received one comment, but Mr. Lord informed the group that the policy has been approved by the Classified Staff Council and the College Council. Mr. Frost made a motion to change the wording to have the classified staff fully funded by 2007. With no second the Chair declared the motion dead. Discussion of the funding of the classified salary followed. Motion made (JForlines/LAikens) to approve the policy as presented. Motion carried with Mr. Frost opposed.
- Mr. Lord reviewed the comment for Policy #37 Enforcement and Penalties for Traffic and Parking. Discussion followed. Motion to approve policy as presented (JForlines/DFrost). Motion carried.
- Policy #38 Faculty Salary Pay Plan – Motion made (DFrost/LAikens) to approve the policy as written. Motion Carried.
Legislative and Media Relations – Mr. Jim Nelson
- Mr. Nelson reviewed various legislative bills and the importance to the institution. Mr. Frost discussed the legislation that reunited some baccalaureate institutions and their community college components in the state. Discussion followed.
Vice President for Academic Affairs – Dr. Don Smith
- MBA Program Update – Dr. Smith reported that the School of Business continues to make progress toward and MBA program. An Intent to Plan must be submitted and approved before authorization is received from HEPC to continue. The Mission Statement is ready to be reviewed by the College Council and Ms. Peggy Turnbull is working with faculty in an effort to bring the BSC library up to the standards required. Dr. Smith reported that the target date to complete all the criteria and submit the program to HEPC is April 3, 2006. Mr. Forlines asked that an update be given at the April meeting.
- Status of Grant Proposals – Dr. Smith called the group's attention to the information provided by Dr. Felica Blanks concerning grant proposals submitted and grants funded. Discussion followed.
- Dr. Smith reviewed the Bachelor of Science Degree in Radiologic Science and asked the Board for approval of the program. Discussion followed. Motion was made (GMoore/DFrost) to approve the BS in Radiologic Science. Motion carried.
Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management – Mr. John Cardwell
- Mr. Cardwell reported than an agreement has been made with the Upper-Classman II to house students visiting the campus for College Summit later this summer. Students from the areas of Charleston, Logan, and McDowell County will be attending.
- There are currently eight (8) landlords with qualified housing for BSC students.
- The Upper-Classman II will very soon be doing a mass marketing campaign to attract students for the fall semester.
- Enrollment for the spring semester is 1,760 with the projected final enrollment being somewhere around 1,800 students.
- The admission process for Nursing and Radiology is finished and the students have been chosen for these programs.
- Applications for the fall are slightly ahead of last year's figures at this time.
- Mr. Cardwell announced that BSC in conjunction with the Humanities Council is hosting the Smithsonian 2006 Produce for Victory Tour from March 15 through April 21, 2006 in the Hebert Gallery.
Old Business
Dr. Aikens asked about the standing of the Legislative Committee appointed by the Board of Governors to work with various legislators concerning funding issues for the institution. Dr. Walker informed the group that upon contacting Mr. Stafford and Mr. Caffrey there has been no report from the committee. Dr. Walker, Mr. Nelson, Ms. Johnson and Mr. Kantor have been in close contact with legislators. Ms. Johnson reported that HEPC plans to hire an outside consultant and is forming a peer group committee to work on new peer groups. Mr. Frost suggested postponing discussion of funding until the budget is received.
Next Meeting Date – April 20, 2006
With no further business to discuss the meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
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Futures for the S&P 500 were falling 1.25 points, or 0.96 points below fair value, to 1,644.
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Skip to comments.Tracey Grissom 'shot ex-husband dead after he made an obscene gesture at her'
Posted on 05/29/2012 10:02:13 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
A woman shot and killed her husband because he made an obscene gesture at her, according to police.
Tracey Grissom, 30, from Northport, Alabama, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of her husband Hunter Daniel Grissom, 28.
Sheriff Ted Sexton says the couple had a history of domestic violence.
According to the arrest warrant, Grissom was driving to work when she saw her ex-husband at a boat landing.
She stopped to take a photo of him for litigation related to their divorce.
Sheriff Sexton says several witnesses watched as the man made an obscene gesture and the woman opened fire around 8am yesterday morning.
Authorities say the woman called 911 after using all her ammunition and told them she shot her ex-husband.
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and say there was a lot of bad blood in this breakup.
"Whein doubt, empty the magazine ."
Crazy eyes or not guilty, this ought to be an interesting thread.
obviously of the 'he ain't dead til I run out of bullets' school
Yeah, I'd say there's some bad blood.
Not guilty.
Not guilty
I didn't think she had crazy eyes, more like I've just had too much pain eyes.
An obscene gesture to my wife is asking her to get me a beer from the fridge. "Wadda I look like, your waitress? Get your own damn beer!"
If things were as she represented then he needed shooting.
If not then no wonder he shot her the finger.
She can't be "not guilty" because she admitted that she shot her ex-husband.
Sheriff Ted Sexton says the couple had a history of domestic violence.I never would have guessed.
According to the arrest warrant, Grissom was driving to work when she saw her ex-husband at a boat landing. She stopped to take a photo of him for litigation related to their divorce.
She doesn't have crazy eyes.
Tracey Grissom was the alleged victim in the rape and sodomy charges, according to Tuscaloosa County District Attorney Tommy Smith. According to WSFA.com, Tracey Grissom told police she was raped and sodomized by Hunter Grissom in November 2010.
She reported that he bound her legs with his belt, dragged her from their closet into their master bedroom and sexually assaulted her.
Tracey told police she was then knocked unconscious on the floor of their bathroom and didn't wake up until the next morning.
She went to the hospital for treatment following the alleged attack, and paperwork shows she had a gash on her head, bruises, bind marks on her feet and writing on her arm.
Looks as though Tracey did the world a favor . Dudes like this RARELY if ever change. Very sad.
Or she might not have wanted to leave old ammo lying around
She looks sad but calm. She has a four year old child with this vile man she killed. (see my previous post for what he did to her (his wife at the time and the mother then of his two year old daughter.)
yeah Probably wanted to buy bulk.
The most obscene jesture i could ever imagine making to a women is "will you marry me",the thought she might say yes scares the hell out of me.:)
Train your dog to do it. If you don't have a dog that can do it, it is worth you while to get that can and train it to fetch beer out of the refer.
Most likely that will upset your wife - having a dog sniffing in the refer - and she will insist on getting your beer herself.
Uh, just a suggestion.
Might as well just cut your hair into a spiky lesbian buzzcut and put on 120 pounds, missy. Have a swell time in prison.
Agreed. Pretty young woman with the 'thousand yard stare', just hurts the heart.
Yeah, when they were dating Hunter was just the sweetest guy. Poor Tracey had no idea what she was getting into. No idea!
So she's available then...
I agree. She looks SO sad.
Alas, I can't tell it here.
Those are sad eyes. Very sad. Crazy doesn't even compute.
Celibate can be a good thing. A sane kind of non-gun-shooting thing.
Alone is good. And fairly safe. In cases where N<>0.
No opinion offered... just remarking about the usual track these threads go. Looks like this story is too ugly even for the typical wise cracks.
She married him. What does that say about her?
So you don't think evil is capable of hiding itself?
My ex-husband had everyone fooled. My pastor, my church, and me.
She didn't hit the boat did she? BTW...NOT Guilty!
He spent less than a day in jail and was released on $71,000 bail.
There seem to be no further updates on this charge.
Hunter Grissom has also been previously charged with second-degree marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and other charges.
Tracey Grissom's bail was $60,000.
Maybe Tracey was just trying to shoot off his finger.
Reason #1 inmates at the insane asylum cannot be allowed to marry each other.
If he was a brute with his wife, she solved the problem.
The eyes tell a story.
I was going to make a humorous comment, but after reading the whole story, I think the bastard got what he deserved.
I can very easily see how a woman who has been subjected to that kind of treatment might decide that a leering grin and an obscene gesture were the collective last straw.
I was about to say crazy eyes, but a closer look makes it seem like they are simply the eyes of a woman who has been broken. I am not defending her - and shooting someone for an 'obscene gesture' (whatever that is) is wrong. Focusing solely on her eyes, those seem like sad eyes rather than crazy eyes. The crazy eye look shouts out loud. :)
Not guilty by reason of temporary insanity. She walks.
Probably not near as sad as their little daughter. No Mom for a long while, and a worthless daddy in the ground.
Court records show the couple have a four-year-old daughter together. We can only hope there is a Grand Mama ready to step right up, and take care of her.
I agree, she doesn't have crazy eyes, he does.
Innocent !.....:o)
Girl squirreled goes nuts.... Film at 11 !
Stay safe .
It is doubtful that Tracey is physically superior to Hunter in unarmed combat, and likely smart enough to know what would happen if he caught her off guard.
Well, she avoided the divorce and the litigation, plus she will have free rent for awhile.
But the brother fixed honey do's ......:o)
heh heh.
More accurately, he got what he deserved IF he did what she says he did.
That the rape, assault, etc. occurred is not a fact. It is a claim by the wife.
That the cops gave it enough credence to file charges is a point in its favor for being true, but only a point.
Such charges are VERY common in bitter divorces.
A good friend of mine had the nuclear option, child molestation, used against him in his divorce. I don't believe for a moment that it was true, but the mere fact of the accusation just devastated him.
Another friend was physically attacked by his wife during their divorce, trying to provoke him into hitting back. She wanted to be able to claim he was violent.
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The University of Iowa is paying attorneys with a prominent law firm in Jordan up to $550 hourly for their work seeking to dismiss charges brought by a fired professor against two administrators.
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I will address all of your concerns when you provide me the statistical algorithm to back up your "facts" that MDA had 60% and 80% confidence in Mozgov at certain points throughout the season. That or you can admit you made the whole thing up, massaging the facts, and are a bold-faced liar, and did not in fact present "facts" as you ranted and raved claiming you did in that thread.


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No bison were harmed in the making of this video. Honest.
Something I've eaten over the Christmas period has quite radically disagreed with me, to the point where I'm having trouble persuading water to remain in my digestive system. Such are the perils of Christ mas indulgence, I suppose. I certainly wouldn't recommend this as a weight-loss plan either, however effective it might currently be, but for now I should apologise for absence yesterday. Partly it was because of poorly sickness, but mostly because I was swayed away from Warcraft TO ANOTHER GAME, hence the post title. I am reliving my past.
Once upon a time, it was Sim City on the Amiga. Then Civilisation came along and for a long time, it is all I would ever touch. 'We Love the King' days became a thing in our house: in fact, my husband asked me last night if they still existed (they do, no special animation unless I've missed it in Civ 5) and suddenly we were off on a raft of nostalgia. Civ 5 was on sale at Steam and looking at my Twiitter FL this morning I know I'm not the only one playing (plus it appears a fair number of Guildies share my passion) My sun keeps telling me I need to have more than just one game to play, and as I was finally able to 'win' last night (despite the French being on my case for the best part of 900 years) I'm looking forward to a) not feeling sick and b) having something else to distract me from Warcraft.
In the meantime, I hope everyone had a fabulous Christmas: I still have a Furtive Winter Santa Post to make (and to send, hoping for some inspiration real soon, brain!) but right now I think me and the Hippo Hot Water Bottle I've requisitioned from my daughter will be off back to bed for a bit. Stay safe, enjoy your time off (if you're lucky enough to have some) and I'll do my best to be back to something resembling Normal Service tomorrow... ^^


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John C. Bogle is the founder of the Vanguard Group of mutual funds and president of its Bogle Financial Markets Research Center.
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Books: "Bogle on Mutual Funds: New Perspectives for the Intelligent Investor;" "John Bogle on Investing: The First 50 Years;" "Character Counts: The Creation and Building of The Vanguard Group;" "Battle for the Soul of Capitalism;" "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing;" "Enough: True Measures of Money, Business, and Life;" "Common Sense on Mutual Funds;" "Don't Count On It! Reflections on Investment Illusions, Capitalism, 'Mutual' Funds, Indexing, Entrepreneurship, Idealism, and Heroes;" "Clash of the Cultures: Invesment vs. Speculation"
John C. Bogle is founder of The Vanguard Group and president of the Bogle Financial Markets Research Center. He created Vanguard in 1974 and served as chairman and chief executive officer until 1996 and as senior chairman until 2000. He had been associated with a predecessor company since 1951, immediately following his graduation from Princeton University, magna cum laude in economics. He is a graduate of Blair Academy, Class of 1947.
Vanguard is the largest mutual fund organization in the world. Headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, Vanguard comprises approximately 170 mutual funds with current assets totaling more than $2 trillion. Vanguard 500 Index Fund (VFINX), the largest fund in the group, was founded by Bogle in 1975. It was the first index mutual fund.
In 2004, Time magazine named Bogle as one of the world's 100 most powerful and influential people, and Institutional Investor presented him with its Lifetime Achievement Award. In 1999, Fortune designated him as one of the investment industry's four "Giants of the 20th Century." In the same year, he received the Woodrow Wilson Award from Princeton Universityfor "distinguished achievement in the Nation's service."
Bogle resides in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, with his wife, Eve. They are the parents of six children and the grandparents of 12.
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Most parents find a baby carrier to be invaluable during the first year of their baby's life. There are many types and styles to choose from. The different types of baby carriers fall into three main categories: slings, front packs and backpacks.
These are made of fabric and are available in a wide variety of styles. They "sling" sash-style over your shoulder to hold baby in front of you. Slings offer many benefits to both baby and parent. Here are some of the most commonly cited by experienced sling-users:
A sling is perfect for the newborn months, when Baby needs to be held often in your arms, as opposed to being pushed at arm's length in a stroller.
A sling is an excellent way to carry your baby around the house because it keeps your baby happy while leaving your two arms free to go about your daily tasks.
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An important note about baby slings: They can be confusing to use at first, and your baby can slide out of the bottom if not positioned correctly. Try to find an experienced sling-user, a how-to video, or a knowledgeable sales clerk to help you master the art of baby slinging. Your local La Leche League leader may be able to offer pointers, too.
Slings are very much worth the effort. I bought a sling when my second baby, Vanessa, was born. I couldn't figure it out, so I left it in the closet. When my third baby, David, was born, I attended a mother-baby class, learned how to use my sling and was immediately hooked! I used slings extensively with my third and fourth babies and found them to be a marvelous baby care tool.
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WINNETKA, Ill. â Two turned out to be Peter Gobisâs lucky number as he entered the final round of the AJGA Windy City Junior trailing by two strokes, but the native of Racine, Wis., ended up capturing the Boys Division crown by two shots with a 2-under-par 211.
Jennifer Hong of Windermere, Fla., proved patience is a virtue by finally earning her first AJGA title in 17 tries. Hong entered the round three strokes behind Lindsey Bergeon of Sarasota, Fla., but closed the gap quickly as she gained the lead by the end of her second hole and won the title with a 5-over-par 218.
The AJGA Windy City Junior is a 54-hole stroke play event conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at Winnetka Golf Club. The tournament features 100 of the nationâs premier junior golfers, ages 12-18, from 26 states and Canada.
Gobis, who will play college golf at Wisconsin-Green Bay, fired a closing round 70 that included three birdies and a 12-foot putt to make eagle on the par-5 No. 15.
âI knew I could play with these guys and just kept trying to hit the fairway and get the ball on the green,â Gobis said. âThe putter got hot and it feels great to win and gain confidence for my next tournament.â
In a three-way tie for second place, Ryan Linton of Lake Forest, Ill., Charlie Hendrickson of Columbus, Ohio, and Cashel Rosier of Grand Ledge, Mich., finished at even par with a 213. Four others tied for fifth at 2-over-par 215.
Thirteen one-putts saved Hongâs day as she capped off her second consecutive 1-over-par round of 72.
âI kept saying that today was my day and I believed it,â Hong said. âIt is such a relief to finally win.
âI just took one shot at a time and played pretty solid.â
Bergeon, along with Becca Huffer of Denver, Colo., tied for second at 9-over-par 222.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The largest association of its kind, the AJGA has a junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.
Titleist, the AJGAâs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Associationâs success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, a supporter of the AJGA since 1983, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. More than 160 former AJGA juniors currently play on the PGA and LPGA Tours and have compiled more than 300 wins. AJGA alumni include Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Davis Love III, Mike Weir, Charles Howell III, Jim Furyk, Vicki Goetze-Ackerman, Grace Park, Christie Kerr and Beth Bauer.
For more information about the AJGA Windy City Junior, please contact the AJGA at (847) 501-2050.
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The Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program provides financial assistance to junior golfers who wish to play in AJGA events. Its goal is to give top-flight golf opportunities to young golfers regardless of financial resources. This program helps to fulfill the AJGA's mission of developing young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
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Leadership Links is a new program whereby the AJGA is able to further its mission to help develop young men and women by teaching charitable giving skills and service-oriented practices at an early age. This program gives juniors all the tools necessary to donate their time, talent and resources to local charities and the AJGA youth development programs. Please click here to learn more about the program and the different opportunities available.


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PITTSBURGH, PA (October 3, 2007) – Officials of the Allegheny County Airport Authority announced today that US Airways' flight changes for early 2008 will have minimal impact on airport operations. The Airport Authority is working with other airlines at Pittsburgh International Airport to add service to the markets impacted by US Airways' announcement.
"We have a commitment to continue to provide quality air service to the top destinations for leisure and business travelers in the region. The Airport Authority has contingency plans ready to be implemented that will help promote new air service. The other airlines at Pittsburgh International Airport have been growing and origination passenger traffic is up by 11 per cent. We expect that other airlines, as they have done in the past, will fill in the gaps left by US Airways changes. In addition, we are committed to keeping our facility among the best," said Glenn R. Mahone, Chairman, Allegheny County Airport Authority.
The contingency plans include evaluation of terminal space in order to maintain a quality facility and revisions to the Airport Authority air service development plan.
Today the airline leases 28 gates. The Airport Authority will meet with US Airways in the near future to discuss its current and future space requirements.
The airline will maintain its frequent flyer club, heavy base maintenance operation and operations control center in Pittsburgh. US Airways reaffirmed its commitment to build a new 600-employee Operations Control Center at Pittsburgh International Airport, a project the Airport Authority helped to secure for the region.


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I have been pumping and storing my breast milk for appointments and nights out. My daughter is now 4 months old and I am wondering how much she should eat each feeding? I dont want to send the bottle with her to the babysitter adn it turns out there isn't enough or too much.
And how will i know when to increase the amount?
My husband and I dont go out with out the baby very often so I can't judge how much to give her or when to increase the amount compared to the last bottle she was given, as its not very often.
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Star Trek vs. Star Wars. It's the original nerd feud, the spawning point for every great clash of fandom that was to follow. On one side are orderly lines of Stormtroopers, Bobas Fett (the official plural of Boba Fett), and obese men ironically dressed up as Princess Leia. On the other are serried ranks of unflatteringly unitarded ensigns and Klingon warriors who spend more money on spirit gum than car payments. It's an irreconcilable, unending conflict.
Except no, it's not. Star Wars won. I'm not just saying that because we're all huge Star Wars fans here at Cracked (as you can probably tell from our new series, Adventures in Jedi School). I'm saying Star Wars won because Star Wars won. Here's how.
4Star Trek Is Accurate, Star Wars Is Timeless
The original Star Trek series is one of the most accurate predictions of the future there's ever been. Yeah, the warp drive seems like pie-in-the-sky bullshit, and most aliens probably don't look like people with putty on their foreheads or Majel Roddenberry.
"They don't? You're sure? Turn the space program back on, everyone! It's safe!"
But look at how much Star Trek got right! Aside from the tricorders and communicators both coming true in the form of smartphones, we got a peaceful end to the Cold War (predicted by a dirty Russian being allowed on the bridge) and an end to outright racial discrimination (as predicted by Bill Shatner's indiscriminate tongue). We're even well on our way to having a teleporter.
Not to be confused with Shatner's tongue, which teleports women to untold planes of ecstasy.
Meanwhile, nothing Star Wars predicted has come true because Star Wars never tried to predict one damn thing. We're not going to ever see a "real" lightsaber, a "real" Death Star, or a living human male as dashing as Han Solo. Star Trek dedicated whole episodes to exploring contemporary social issues like racism. The closest the original Star Wars films got to social commentary was giving the galaxy's only black man a cape. And really, that's just because Billy Dee Williams looks improbably good in a cape.
"This? I brought it from home, do you want to use it for the movie? Baby?"
Yes, Star Wars is less impressive as a work of science fiction, but it'll stay popular centuries longer than any of Gene Roddenberry's creations, including Wil Wheaton. All that incisive social commentary and all those dead-on technological predictions lead to episodes that age faster than a sunbathing chain smoker. No one's ever going to make a real lightsaber, and that means no one's ever going to watch Luke turn his on for the first time and think, "Big whoop, I've got three at home."
"This is ridiculous. No man can hold a lightsaber without a visible erection."
The technology and social attitudes that made the original series groundbreaking in its heyday make it seem dated and kind of silly today. The same is true of The Next Generation. Don't believe me? Watch the episode where they acknowledge the LGBT movement via the bulging crotch of Riker's pants.
Somehow this never became a cultural touchstone on par with Kirk kissing Uhura.
Young, crazy-in-a-good-way George Lucas was obsessed with myths. And myths are timeless. The first trilogy has all the elements of a classic myth: the hero rising from obscurity to confront a great, monolithic evil and save his people. Who cares if "laser sword that cuts anything" is exactly the sort of weapon an 8-year-old would invent to win some imaginary battle at recess? Luke needed a magic sword because mythic heroes need magic swords.
"If I had a gun, this would just be murder!"
3Star Trek Is About Science, Star Wars Is About Fiction
This is Page 2 of Gene Roddenberry's pitch for Star Trek, and that's math you see. Roddenberry introduced his idea to the networks by calculating the number of stars and planets in the universe to point out how many planets there must be, and thus how many different alien species might be out there, lying in wait for a Kirkfuck.
That pitch set the pattern for Star Trek. It could get wacky, there could be Tribbles and androids having sex and aliens that are borderline anti-Semitic caricatures, but at the end of the day everything was based on some sort of consistent science, even if it was fictional consistent science.
No, friend, this isn't colorized Nazi propaganda. It's the Ferengi!
Star Wars has never been about the technology. How do lightsabers work? Crystals or some shit. How can they travel faster than the speed of light? Fuck you, that's how. George Lucas tried adding science to his fable exactly once, and we can all agree it was a disastrous mistake.
One more reason Qui-Gon had to die.
Every piece of technology in Star Wars -- from the Death Star's murdergun to Luke's landspeeder -- might as well be made with magic for all the explanation we're given. But Star Trek is laden with technobabble, because every new thing that happens needs an explanation. All that detail is wonderful for that tiny core of dedicated fans, but it's a lot harder to sell to a general movie audience.


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I was upset that you published a letter in the Jan./Feb. 2009 issue about a person with myasthenia gravis (MG) who chose to disregard his neurologist's recommendation to have a thymectomy. I would hate to see another person use this as an excuse to disregard a doctor's advice. I accept as fact what the patient's wife described as the current condition of her husband, and I wish them well. But what her husband did is dangerous, and a year and a half is too short a time to claim victory over a lifelong condition.
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