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I don't have an issue with characters dying. It's how their death is handled that matters, and the way they off the much-hyped Cliffjumper like they did felt like a cheap cop-out.MINDVVIPE wrote:I consider a death to set the mood quite well for a war that has been raging on for too long.
Thing is, Obi Wan's death was neither at the beginning nor badly handled. We got to know the guy very well, and the humbleness of the beginning was all with C-3PO and R2D2 up to when they meet Luke. by the time Obi Wan is killed, we're well past the humble beginning.MINDVVIPE wrote:Obi Wan dying set the mood pretty well for the rest of the movie, are you going to tell me episode IV wasn't a humble beginning? And I know its a movie compared to a show, but they both are aiming at young and mature audiences. Perhaps that isn't the best example since his death wasn't so graphic, but well, it was clearly meant to appeal to fans that wanted to see something new.. and I haven't seen a death of an Autobot that brutal before.
With Cliffjumper, they built up all this hype to him being this must-see cool character, yet we don't get to see him for more than five minutes before he's completely wasted.
And then when his corpse gets the Terrorcon treatment and keeps getting maimed again and again until he's finally just blown up, it's like they want us to go, "OKAY! WE GET IT! You're not gonna let us enjoy Cliffjumper in this show! STOP HAMMERING THIS INTO OUR US!"


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The little boy cocooned in the blue and white snow suit shuffles slowly toward a tree in the home movies shot in Kingston, NH, in 1996. He is four and a half and out of focus. In another sense, he will remain out of focus well beyond the morning of Dec. 14, 2012, when he shot his way through the front door of the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., and killed 20 children and six adults before taking his own life.
The vintage footage of Adam Lanza is only one of several memorable scenes in "Raising Adam Lanza," a "Frontline" special report airing at 10 p.m. today on PBS as part of the public TV network's weeklong exploration of the killings at Sandy Hook and many of the issues surrounding the horrific event.
Working in partnership with the Hartford Courant, "Frontline" fills in a bit more of the picture of who Adam Lanza was. At the same time, it is unlikely that we'll ever get complete picture of Lanza because the one person who might provide even more clues, other than Lanza himself, was the 27th victim that morning: His mother, Nancy Lanza, who was shot four times in her bed. The .22-caliber rifle used to kill her was the weapon Adam Lanza had first learned to shoot with.
"Frontline" follows Courant reporters Alwaine Griffin and Josh Kovner as they track down people who knew the Lanzas, beginning in Kingston, N.H.,, where the family lived before father Peter Lanza was offered a high-paying job at G.E. and the Lanzas moved to Connecticut. Repeated efforts to interview Peter Lanza, who was divorced from Nancy, were unsuccessful. But other sources, including an unnamed Lanza relative who would only communicate via e-mail, help flesh out the story to some extent, moving it forward by significant inches.
Marvin Lafontaine, who knew the family in New Hampshire through the scouting program, says there was a "weirdness" about Adam even then and that Nancy had warned him that Adam didn't like to be touched.
"Don't do an 'atta-boy' thing or shake his hand or go 'way to go, brother,"' Lafontaine quotes Nancy as advising him, adding that Adam would get angry if other kids touched him as well.
Nancy seemed hopeful the move had been good for her younger son, noting in emails that he had 26 new friends and "was doing well at Sandy Hook" where he was in the first grade. But she also told Lafontaine that Adam had been diagnosed with Sensory Integration Disorder, a "not widely accepted diagnosis," according to "Frontline," involving difficulty in processing and reacting to stimuli. In middle school, Adam was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome.
The unidentified Lanza relative is quoted as saying the noise and chaos of middle school were too much for Adam and marked the start of efforts by Nancy to find a school where Adam would feel comfortable. She placed him in St. Rose of Lima Catholic School, and then in Newtown High School where the technology club's adviser, Richard Novia, identified him as a student very likely to be bullied. Novia, interviewed at length in the film, began interacting with Nancy who, he says, was "failing at bringing him out of his little world." Novia recalls "episodes" where Adam would completely withdraw. The rest of the time, Adam avoided the halls, which were typically crowded and chaotic.
Novia encouraged Adam to join the technology club and believes he was making progress with the boy. The fact that Adam showed up to be photographed with the other members of the club "proves there was success," Novia says.
Novia thinks Nancy shouldn't have pulled Adam out of Newtown High in 2008 because he was getting support at the school and becoming a little more comfortable being around other people. He believes the abrupt change essentially undid whatever progress Adam had been making at Newtown.
Novia says that Adam was playing "violent video games" at the time – World of Warcraft, in particular – and implies a link between the games and the subsequent massacre. The one deficiency of the "Frontline" special is that while interview subjects like Novia offer credible anecdotal information, the film lacks the context that could be provided by any one of a number of experts on the probability of a link between the video games and the school shooting. Courant reporters say they learned from unidentified investigators that Adam carried out the shootings at Sandy Hook consistent with the way you play video games: changing his ammunition magazines frequently, even when they were not yet empty.
Perhaps even more significant to what led Adam to the school on Dec. 14 were the number of changes in his brief life, beginning with the family's move to Connecticut and continuing with the various schools he was in and out of until he quit taking classes at Western Connecticut State University in 2009, the year his mother and father divorced. By 2010, he'd cut off all contact with Peter Lanza. The same year, Nancy began buying guns that Adam would later use at Sandy Hook.
After all the school changes of his past, Adam may have been getting ready for an even bigger change. According to Mark Tambascio, the owner of a Newton restaurant called My Place, Nancy was planning to move away from Newtown to enroll Adam in college. No one has been able to verify that he'd been accepted anywhere, but Tambascio says the move was "in the advance stages" and that Nancy had even sold her cherished season tickets to the Boston Red Sox.
The Courant interviews John Berquist, a friend of Nancy's who often hung out with her and some other friends at My Place. He describes her as "always very positive." He adds that Adam was never violent to his knowledge and that Nancy never feared him. The shooting range outings were a way for her to connect with Adam, he says.
"It was an activity they both enjoyed," he says.
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When Bill Sutton decided to resign as wrestling coach at Chartiers-Houston High School this summer, it allowed for a successful succession process to continue.
The Bucs, who have a long and rich tradition in the sport, again reached into their pool of assistants to find Sutton's replacement: Jeff Havelka.
The 26-year-old Havelka was hired at Monday night's school board meeting to replace Sutton in the same way Sutton replaced Jim Vulcano, a process that stretches back more than two decades.
"That seems to be the case," said Jeff Havelka. "Being here last year, I had the advantage of meeting the administration and teachers."
Havelka's father, Terry, is an icon at Burgettstown High School, thanks to his long tenure as wrestling coach, football coach and now athletic director. Jeff Havelka landed a job at Chartiers-Houston last season and began his coaching career.
"I had the advantage of them having an opening for physical education, which was my major in college," said Havelka. "It was good for me to get that job."
Havelka has a solid background, working as a graduate assistant for two years at Waynesburg College with head coach Ron Headlee and assistant John Yates. Havelka competed at the University of Findlay in Ohio for five seasons. He graduated from Burgettstown High School, where he wrestled for four years for his father.
"He's been coaching at Burgettstown for forever," Jeff Havelka said. "I always respected him. He was my biggest role model, and I learned a lot from him."
Jeff Havelka said his dad has a gift for getting the most out of an athlete.
"He's good at reading kids," he said. "He knows who he needs to push harder, but he treats them all the same."
Kurt Kesneck, athletic director at Chartiers-Houston, said Havelka was a good fit for the job.
"He's a good young coach," Kesneck said. "He worked with the kids last year, and the kids enjoyed him. He just seems right for the job."
Kesneck believes Havelka can have a long and prosperous career at Chartiers-Houston.
"We wanted someone who was young and energetic," said Kesneck. "We wanted someone who can give you the longevity that Coach Sutton gave us. Jeff has a passion for the sport, and I envision him doing good things with this program."
Sutton resigned after a 10-year stay that produced 117 dual-meet victories, five state medalists, 15 state qualifiers, two regional champions and four runners-up.
His teams won three section titles, qualified eight times for the WPIAL Team Tournament and earned two berths in the PIAA Team Tournament. Six of his wrestlers won WPIAL individual titles, and five moved into the school's all-time wins list. Garrett Vulcano, with 154, has the record, and Tanner Sutton is second with 142.
Now it's Havelka's turn, and he has a vision for the program.
"I want to build the numbers in the youth and junior high programs," he said. "I want to help the kids reach their goal athletically and academically. The expectation at the school is to win. We have good senior leadership coming back, and I expect to do well this year."
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South Fayette hosts Seton-La Salle in Century showdown
In the classrooms and hallways as well as on the practice fields at Seton-La Salle and South Fayette, it's a football week and all thoughts are on Lions and Rebels as the two teams prepare for the clash of the Century Conference. The two undefeated clubs square off at 7 p.m. Sept. 27 at South Fayette.
"This is what high school football is supposed to be; two teams going at it. If you are not ready to play this game, then," trailed off SLS skipper Greg Perry.
Rival coach Joe Rossi concurred. "It's what high school football is all about," he emphasized. "The preparation. The whole week in school and in practice; there's the excitement, the hype and the build-up for Friday night. We always have a great game every year that we have played them."
Friday will be no exception as both teams enter the fray with 4-0 records. And though both clubs still must play unbeaten Quaker Valley, they know the winner emerges as the eventual conference champion. Such has been the recent history.
The Lions have won three of the past four league titles and they beat the Rebels on their home turf each time: 21-14 in 2009 to preserve an unblemished regular season; 42-35 in 2010 when SF won the WPIAL crown and finished second in the state; and 51-12 in 2012 when the Lions ran the table in the conference and reached the district semifinals.
Although neither won the conference in 2007 and 2008, SLS won the bout with the Lions. In 2011, when the Rebels won the division, they topped the Lions, 33-10, at South Fayette.
With that fact in mind, Perry is unhappy playing on the road. At Baldwin, one of SLS's playing sites, the stadium not only served as the scene of the 51-12 debacle, but also proved the place for the Rebels' recent struggle, a 28-7 victory over Steel Valley. In the Sept. 20 contest, the Ironmen, whom the Lions demolished only a week prior, 42-7, led, 7-0, until the first play of the fourth quarter.
"We don't play well here," Perry admitted of Baldwin. "We needed a win and we got it," he said of Steel Valley. "We'll take them any way we can get them.
"They've won over here and we've won there at South Fayette," he continued. "So that helps."
Familiarity aids the teams, too.
"We are very familiar with them and they with us. The last four years it has been the two of us for the conference championship," Perry said.
"It's always a great game," agreed Rossi. "We had our key game against Steel Valley and it's sure a physical test when you play them. I'm sure they (SLS) are sore from their game but when it comes around to game day, they'll be ready to roll from there."
Since opening day, the Lions have been rolling. Before blasting the Ironmen, they blanked Keystone Oaks, 59-0, and whipped McGuffey, 41-14. Last week, South Fayette demolished Burgettstown, 74-7.
In the victory, Brett Brumbaugh completed 7 of 9 passes for 127 yards and four scoring strikes; two to Justin Watson (1 and 55 yards), and one each to Hayden Orler (11 yards) and Conner Beck (16 yards).
The junior has started since his freshman year and threw for 2,283 yards and 37 scores last year. However, Brumbaugh has completed 48 of 76 aerials for 681 yards and nine scores this fall.
"Brett has done all that we have expected of him. He doesn't have a lot of throws due to the scores we have put up in our games," explained Rossi. "That's always a concern going into a game like SLS. But, Brett's a great player. He makes great plays and he has great players around him."
Brumbaugh and all his weapons are of primary concern to the Rebels.
"They are a great team and I think we are okay," Perry said. "We have to shut Brett down and play good defense. Once they complete a pass, we can't let them get the extra yardage."
Extra yardage is the forte of receivers like Watson and company. The University of Pennsylvania recruit leads with 313 reception yards and five scores followed by Beck (135 yards, 2 TDs).
Even though they graduated Zach Challingsworth, SF has been a well-oiled machine on offense. The Pitt freshman not only led the Lions in receiving for two seasons, he punted, returned kicks and excelled in the defensive secondary.
In the win over the Blue Devils, however, Roman Denson returned the opening kickoff 87 yards for the first of 12 touchdowns, seven in the first frame. Zach Walker, Grant Fetchet and Nick Ponikvar rushed for scores of 4, 6 and 77 yards and Jack Relihan returned an interception 96 yards for another TD before intermission.
In the second half, SF played most of its reserves. Mike Speca, who earlier in the game tossed a 14-yard TD to Dan Lombardi, rushed for a 76-yard score. Jake McKee also ran for a 9-yard touchdown.
Brian Coyne kicked seven extra points. Nathan Faux and Dan Trimbur also contributed successful PATs.
"We knew our offense would be good with our numbers returning and we had guys who have stepped up after we lost Challingsworth," Rossi explained. "We are particularly pleased with the backs. Our running game has come on."
Fetchet is the top rusher with 468 yards and eight scores followed by Hunter Hayes (152 yards, 1 TD).
Decimated by graduation, the defense has excelled for the Lions, who are allowing only 100 yards of offense and seven points per game. Guys such as Orler, who moved from corner to outside linebacker, Jared and Zach Walker at the inside slots, Beck and Ben Berkovitz on the line have been outstanding. The Walker brothers are the leading tacklers while Berkovitz is the sack man, followed by Bryce Christoff.
Rossi said that he is particularly pleased with his defense because of its lack of experience.
"We lost a lot of starters," he explained, "but I am definitely pleased with the defense. Those guys rally around the football. Orler is making plays. He's been phenomenal as have been the Walker brothers.. Roman is making players and Conner is one of our best defensive players. Ben is just so tough to block. He's done a good job, too."
SLS, like the Lions, have done a good job on defense but then the Rebels had nine veterans return from last year's 8-2 squad. Defense has held SLS in games until the offense has gotten on track. Such was the case against Steel Valley as the Rebels did not start clicking until exploding for all 28 points in the fourth frame.
Brandon Aiello plunged into the end zone for a 1-yard score to start the fourth quarter. Despite bobbling the hand-off and nearly fumbling, Tyler Perone turned a shaky play into a 62-yard mad dash into the end for the second score with 6:38 to play. Dom DelGreco followed with a 69-yard punt return for a touchdown before James Ross picked off a pass and returned it 8 yards into the end zone with 38.7 seconds to play.
Billy Jackson, Jacob Blahut and Mike Kalnas, on defense, helped spark the Rebels recovery.
"We have a senior group and we had to get at them at halftime," explained Perry. "Steel Valley played well. Run is what they do well and we made some adjustments and slowed them down in the second half. The offense sputtered around a bit but the kids made the plays when they needed to. Now it's on to week five.
Heading into week five of Century Conference action: Perone ranks among the top three passers in the WPIAL with over 800 yards. His top targets include Danzel McKinley-Lewis, Tom Rizza and Ricky Mellick.
"I'm anticipating a good game. Everybody is," Perry continued. "It could come down to who has the ball last and who makes the big plays."
In other words, South Fayette versus Seton-La Salle this Friday will be the epitome of the classic high school football game.


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Peters Township Council has spent time the last two meetings dealing with issues involving signs. On Jan. 28, discussion between two attorneys and council centered around an off-premise sign for a restaurant on Camp Lane. The parties were told to resolve the dispute between themselves and not to involve the township.
On Feb. 11, council dealt with a request by two representatives of St. Benedict's the Abbot Church, and a request for several signs advertising the upcoming Lenten fish fry events each Friday.
Fred Abrew, a parishoner, said the signs are needed to attract customers for the luncheons and dinners at the church. Township ordinances are stringent on where and how long any temporary sign may be displayed unless a special permit is granted by the township.
Abrew suggested placing the signs throughout the township from Wednesday afternoon until Saturday at noon for the seven weeks in Lent. He called the temporary days a "reasonable alternative."
Michael Benya, facilities manager, asked for a compromise.
While council members said they could not bend the rules for the church, several agreed to place a sign on the East McMurray Arrowhead Trail bridge during weeks not otherwise taken. The Peters Township High School Thespians have requested use of the bridge for a banner display from March 7-March 23. Members also suggested the church contact area businesses with digital signs, and told Abrew and Benya church members could place signs no larger than 6-square feet in private front yards. Also suggested was the church could attach fish fry advertisements for six weeks on the bottom of its off-premise sign on Valley Brook Road and on the directional, off-premise sign at the intersection of Washington and Valley Brook roads.
In other action, council:
• Approved a waiver to Williamson and Jefferson Inc. to draw down a bond to complete improvements in the Chadwick Estates Plan. Initially, the township was going to acquire money from the bond to complete the project, but agreed to permit the developer to complete the roads with a deadline of June 1. If the project is not completed, the township will then acquire the money and do the work itself.
• Accepted public improvements in Chadwick Estates Phase 2, including Ashwood and Chadwick Drive.
• Approved a special permit request by the Canonsburg Lake Restoration Committee for a sign on the Arrowhead Trail Bridge for a fundraiser to Save the Lake. The sign will be placed April 15-29, and again from May 2-June 3.
•Approved a special request by the Cross Country Boosters for a sign on Arrowhead Trail Bridge for a 5K race. The sign will be on the bridge from June 3-15.
• Rejected a request by residents of Hays Road to conduct a traffic calming study. Township ordinances require a minimum of 20 names on the petition. The Hays Road petition contained only 15 names.
• Announced Comcast rate increases of 1.9 to 9 percent. The notice was sent to the township's cable attorney. Council asked Michael Silvestri, township manager, to determine if the township is permitted to take any action.
•Agreed not to repair a drainage problem on private property as requested by the owners of 220 Sprindale Road. The Hofbauers, owners of the property, requested the township cover all expenses. However, Council agreed not to cover the costs, choosing to stick with a previous agreement to share the costs.
Councilman David Ball said the Hofbauers will have 30 days to accept the initial cost-sharing agreement or that offer will be rescinded.
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When most of America heard the news that Nicki Minaj was going to be a judge on this seasons American Idol, some were skeptical, "what does a rapper know about a singing competition?" They quipped. Some even speculated the animated rapper was chosen soley for shock value, a guarantee to gain publicity for the shows dwindling viewership. Fast forward a month into the 12th season, with the shows highest ratings yet, the naysayers have been forced to recant their opinions. Seems the folks at FOX knew exactly what they were doing. Not only is Nicki Minaj funny, she seems to be mirroring former Idol Judge Simon Cowell, giving frank, sometimes brutal but always honest solid advice that contestants and viewers can apply to real world situations.
Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone, recently penned an opt-ed article titled 'She's the best of Simon and Paula in one candy-colored package.' Where he posed the question "Why is Nicki Minaj the best judge American Idol has ever had?" Answering, he states: "It's deceptively simple: She is the only judge in Idol history who ever had the chance to see the show before she got famous. So she knows what it's like to watch Idol as a fan… Minaj comes off as sincere and devoid of bullshit, zeroing in on the right contestants. She seems like the smartest person in the room… Minaj is the main reason Idol is kicking off its freshest season in years. She brings a whole new level of gung-ho dementia to the latest makeover." UH! DUhhh!!!!
Take for example, the curt idol contestant Matheus Fernandes (rewind a few weeks back Barbz), who continued to poke fun at his height (or lack thereof). Nicki, who refused to rsvp to his pity-party snapped "you were sort of making reference to your height. Sometimes things can go from being inspiring, to like you wanting a pity party, and once you're great, we don't even notice your height. You don't have to milk that ever again. Be you, be great, and just rest in your talent after today." Then, contestant Paul Jolley mentioned he was "nervous," before belting out a rendition of Carrie Underwood's "Blown Away.' Nicki snapped back "just give us one minute of professionalism, It's one minute for you to come onstage and take that off of your face." Woah! Head BARB is definitely not into sugar-coating things. Which is a good, if not a great thing…But WE already knew that. Folks have to remember this is a competition, based on preparation, consistency, and talent, which Nicki has been consistently reminding the contestants, what we all know, but may have forgotten: "Hard work beats Talent when talent doesn't Work hard."
Back to Rob Sheffield's article…He goes on to say "It's Minaj who deserves all the credit for firing up the singers and revitalizing the format. She combines the best judging attributes of both Simon (sensible, hard to con, immune to sob stories) and Paula (unpredictable, silly voices). If she can keep it up for the next few months, this might turn out to be Idol's finest hour." Ya think?! Tune in to American Idol Wednesdays and Thursdays on FOX.
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Welcome back Base glad to hear you, the wife and little one are good! Craziness that whole week I just skipped work considering I would have to travel all the way to Queens from Brooklyn! Val really great the way these Goobles' are cranking out, they've definitely provided entertainment while being home getting work done in between everything else!!!
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Hmm, somehow I missed this episode but had written a note to myself that I needed to listen to it. having just done so, it is interesting what a difference several months can make in regards to Castle Grayskull.
SCOTT - "You've seen the blueprints...that's the minimum of what you're going to get. You know what you're going to get, because it's on the blueprint. We're going to try and get more."
VAL - "Is there absolutely no concern that some things on the blueprint will get removed or deleted?"
SCOTT - "Legally, we cannot, if it's on the blueprints. I hope I'm saying this right...but, yeah."
ROB BASE - "You've said this at NYCC, you said it every time. You explained it wholeheartedly; what you see is what you're going to get!"
SCOTT - "Yea! What was shown on the blueprint, what was shown on Facebook, that's what's going to be in there. We're hoping there's going to be more. That should nullify any concerns. If you don't know what you're getting, look at the blueprints. There you go. Buy a Castle."
Now I'm not trying to make allegations here, not at all. I was just taken by surprise when I heard this part when taking into account the reality today of things changing and potentially being cut. Now I am not saying or suggesting that Scott was being dishonest or trying to mislead anyone as some part of evil plan. I think that the reality of any big project like this is that things can and will change. I think it will be important for fans to keep this in mind with both Castle Grayskull as it moves forward, and if there are any future large item pre-sales in the future. The process of moving from paper to plastic could bring unforeseen changes.
So this will be an important thing to remember for the future, things can change in a few months between paper and plastic.
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I think the only thing that has been "cut" that was in the b-sheet was the dungeon grate, right*? I mean, it seems obvious that the dungeon grate LOOKED 3D on the b-sheet (in fact, Eric said this is why the sculpted the grate on RGD!) but Scott is saying it was supposed to be a sticker so that's been explained, whether you believe him or not. So Mattel could still pull the armor, the jetpack, and training device and still be within their legal limits.
*Unless you count the candle holder, I guess, but that looks like it was supposed to be sculpted into the back wall on the b-sheet.
Not saying this to explain it away and say it's all okay. I'm just saying if you want to get down to technicalities, I'm not sure this reveals much.
Just to be clear, we were talking about the items that came with the castle and not the size.
That being said, we talk about what comes with the castle and what was shown on the b-sheet in episode 115 which should be posted this weekend. And no matter where a person stands on the issue, we've been told numerous times that was intended to be a call-out to a sticker.
I believe the candle holder was intended to be a possible sculpted detail, but I'm not sure. I don't think we talked about that on 115. We'd need the 4H or Scott to comment on that.
We were shown more things at Toy Fair that aren't in the blue print. And Scott said at Toy Fair some of those items might not make it into the final. I hope that doesn't happen. But we were warned it might.
Just as a follow-up, I checked the RGD episode because I remembered it differently, and Barezz's transcript is not accurate (unintentionally, I'm sure) and leaves out a lot of important detail. What Scott said (around 36:25 for those who want to listen) was:
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Fight at bar: A fight at the VIP Lounge, 19 N. Main St., Sunday morning involved several people, two of whom were knocked unconscious. Officers on patrol were flagged down outside the lounge and called other units to assist. According to their report, when police arrived they found Tyton Brunner, 27, of Ellsworth, unconscious on the floor. Kraig E. Walker, 27, of Kittanining, also was lying on the floor but had regained consciousness, police said. Both men had been struck in the head. Martise R. Scott, 25, of Harrisburg and Nicole L. Peltz, 24, of Kittanning had been struck in the face, while Trisha M. Scott, 25, of Mechanicsburg, had been pushed. The manager told police he attempted to diffuse a tense atmosphere, but at some point someone bumped into someone else and a fight erupted, with beer bottles being thrown and people being kicked. Police did not indicate if anyone was treated for injuries or if there were any charges filed.
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WAYNESBURG – A 56-year-old death row inmate housed at the State Correctional Institution at Greene died of natural causes Sunday, the state Department of Corrections said.
David Copenhefer was convicted and sentenced to death for the June 17, 1988, kidnapping and murder of 37-year-old Sally Weiner of Corry, Erie County.
On June 16, 1988, Weiner received a phone call, purportedly from a congressman's office, indicating her husband was to be presented with a civic award. The following day she drove to meet with the caller to discuss arrangements. Several hours later, her husband, Harry, a banker, received a call from someone who played a recorded message from his wife. The message said she had been kidnapped and gave instructions for him to pay a ransom.
Harry Weiner alerted authorities after he retrieved a duffle bag from the bank's parking lot left by the kidnapper with instructions and threats contained therein. He did not receive a radio communication mentioned in the instructions that would direct him on the steps necessary to follow those instructions and therefore could not comply with the kidnapper's demands.
Two days later, Sally Weiner's body was found in a rural area near her home with a gunshot wound to the back of her head. The series of computer-generated notes left by the kidnapper for her husband with the initial instructions led police to Copenhefer, who they said was denied a loan by the bank where Harry Weiner worked. Police also alleged discord between the Copenhefer and Weiner families.
In trash, located outside of a bookstore owned by Copenhefer, police found several discarded drafts of the ransom note and directions. Other evidence in the case included Copenhefer's fingerprints on the original ransom note, guns, ammunition and several drafts of the phone call made to Weiner stored on Copenhefer's computer. Drafts of the recorded message played for Harry Weiner, the ransom note text, and a 22-point plan for the entire kidnapping scheme were also found on the computer.
Copenhefer filed several appeals of his sentence. His most recent was a challenge to the death penalty. Copenhefer argued that the trial court paid insufficient attention to his lack of a prior record as a mitigating circumstance. He was eventually granted a new sentencing hearing, but a federal appeals panel upheld the sentence last year.
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Law enforcement services in Bulgaria are provided by several different departments of the Ministry of Interior.
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Headed by a Chief Commissar, the Criminal Police General Directorate has the role of the national police force, carrying out its duties as an independent Ministerial body, in cooperation with other state bodies, organizations and citizens.
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We have released another update of Lync mobile for Windows Phone 8, iPhone, and iPad to their respective app stores. The new capabilities are top customer asks and demonstrate our commitment to deliver frequent mobile app updates that bring new and innovative features to Lync users.
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Flu season kicked into high gear during the first week of January, already on track to be the worst flu season since 2009-10 and the second worst in the past seven years.
The state Department of Health reported 18 deaths during the first week of January, increasing the total number of deaths to 22 in the state.
Washington County reported 313 cases of the flu and Greene County reported 88 to the Department of Health during the first week of the year. Hospitalizations increased by 243 compared to the final week of 2012, jumping from 244 to 487.
The report showed 4,256 cases of the flu across Pennsylvania. The flu has posed such a problem in the state that Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown opened a "mobile surge tent" Tuesday outside the emergency room to help with overcrowding.
Data from the Pennsylvania Department of Health found 7.8 percent of doctor visits to be flu related, well above the baseline of 2.4 percent.
The Centers for Disease reported widespread flu activity in 42 states, including Pennsylvania, and regional flu activity, the second highest level of activity, in seven of the remaining eight states.
The A/H3N2 strain caused most of the activity, a strain deadly to elderly, and the median age of hospitalization is about 67 years old.
The Department of Health develops a new flu vaccine annually, basing the three-strain vaccination on projections of the strains most likely to emerge during flu season. Dr. Stephen Heirendt of Canonsburg General Hospital in Canonsburg said the CDC accurately predicted the vaccination this year, but people not receiving the flu shot felt the impact.
At Canonsburg General, Heirendt noted an increase in the number of patients but believed the hospital effectively handled the influx of flu victims.
"We've been handling it pretty well," Heirendt said. "We haven't seen it as bad as some other health facilities. There's been a definite increase in the number of people coming in, especially with the respiratory problems, coming in with the fevers and the achiness, but we've handled it pretty well so far."
Heirendt said the hospital focused mainly on infant and elderly patients, the age groups most at risk to complications from the flu, and suggested patients with the flu help contain the spread of the virus and take good care.
"There's really no specific treatment (for the flu) other than reducing the spread and supportive self-care," Heirendt said.
Dr. Mark Henzes of the Southwest Regional Medical Center in Waynesburg recommended individuals experiencing high fever, body aches, coughing and a sore throat to visit a family physician or a nearby emergency room as a secondary option.
Both doctors recommended staying away from flu victims to prevent catching the flu by keeping up with good hygiene, staying hydrated and eating a vitamin-rich diet and keeping warm in the cold weather.
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After bouncing around to three different teams in his six-year NBA career, former Florida forward Corey Brewer is looking for the right fit.
After bouncing around to three different teams in his six-year NBA career, former Florida forward Corey Brewer is looking for the right fit.
A key cog on Florida's back-to-back national title teams, Brewer is an unrestricted free agent after a strong season with the Denver Nuggets. He hasn't ruled out a return to Denver, but is keeping all of his options open.
"I'm just playing it by ear right now, letting my agents do all of the work putting things together," Brewer said by phone Monday night.
ESPN.com's Mark Stein is reporting the New Orleans Pelicans, Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks as possible teams for Brewer.
"I want to play for a team that has a high-paced offense, just because I like to play fast," Brewer said. "But whatever team can give me the best opportunity to have a chance to play and win is what I'll try to do."
With the Hawks, Brewer would be reunited with close friend and fellow 2004 UF classmate Al Horford. The self-coined "Oh-Fours," which included Brewer, Horford, Joakim Noah and Taurean Green, created unforgettable moments during UF's national title runs in 2006 and 2007.
"I would love to have a chance to play with Al or Jo again, but you never know how things will work out," Brewer said.
Brewer averaged 12.9 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists this past season in Denver, while shooting 42.5 percent from the field. It was Brewer's highest-scoring season since 2009-10, when he averaged 13 points per game with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
"I had one of my best years this year," Brewer said. "I'm pretty happy about the situation. I feel like I can get a long-term deal this year. My numbers went up pretty much in all categories. I can only get better. I'm just 27, so I figure I can only get better."
The season with Denver ended in disappointment when the third-seeded Nuggets were knocked out by sixth-seeded Golden State in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
"It was real tough for us, because we felt like we had a chance to make some noise in the playoffs, make the second round," Brewer said. "You never know what can happen once the playoffs start. But getting knocked out by Golden State was tough. We had injuries, especially with Gallo (Danilo Gallinari) being hurt, that really hurt us."
Wherever Brewer winds up, he will continue a trend of Florida big men enjoying success in their NBA careers. Last Thursday, 6-foot-10 forward Erik Murphy was the 11th Gator 6-9 or taller to be taken in the NBA draft since 2003. That list includes the 6-9 Brewer, who credited Florida coach Billy Donovan for the reason why UF bigs have made an NBA impact.
"Coach is great at developing you as an individual player and putting you in a good situation on a team," Brewer said. "Him and the coaching staff do a great job, we always have good strength and conditioning, so he just develops NBA players."
Along the way, Brewer hasn't forgotten his time in Gainesville. He'll be hosting his fourth annual Corey Brewer Back-to-Back Basketball Camp at The Rock School in Gainesville from Aug. 8-10. Proceeds from the event will benefit the "Corey Brewer Fight Diabetes Fund," which provides funds for diabetic patient programs and education at Shands UF.
"It's always good to work with Shands to fund research for diabetes," Brewer said. "Hopefully one day, there will be a cure."
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Just as the Shadowmoor set turned the plane of Lorwyn on its ear, the Eventide set distorts everything Shadowmoor established. Enemy colors combine and create new strangeness on hybrid cards. Wither, persist, and the untap symbol are back, and are joined by two new mechanics: chroma and retrace.Color matters more than ever in Eventide, and the new ability chroma puts an exclamation point on it. Chroma asks you to count up the number of mana symbols that appear in cards you're usingthe more mana symbols there are, the more devastating the effect. Cards with the retrace ability take every land you draw for the rest of the game and turn them into weapons to abuse your enemies with.Eventide is the second set in the Shadowmoor block. It is a 180 card expansion with randomly inserted premium cards.


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Eight volunteers willing to transport to North Dakota a stone marker honoring the service of a Marine killed during the Vietnam War have come forward, and the family of the deceased has approved the move.
Lone Pine-area Girl Scouts sent "care packages" in the 1960s to Cpl. David E. Hevle of Yankton, S.D., and when he died in the war, they memorialized him with a marker at Camp Timberlake in West Bethlehem Township.
Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania is selling the camp, so how to perpetuate Hevle's memorial became an issue late last year when the camp closed.
Ken Thornton, vice president of property for the scouting organization, wrote to Hevle's survivors in care of a Yankton funeral home asking if they would like the stone to be placed at his grave.
Paul Wintz, funeral director, wrote this week in response to an inquiry from the Observer-Reporter, "I did hear back from the family and have received permission to set the marker in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. We are just happy to help in any way we can."
After receiving a similar response, Thornton said he is evaluating the offers from those willing to transport the marker before scheduling an appropriate ceremony at Timberlake this spring "just to pay honor and respect to the veteran."
He said he'll be notifying Rolling Thunder Inc., which is an organization started by Vietnam War veterans. Being a veteran or motorcycle rider is not a prerequisite to join the nonprofit group, according to its website, although many members are.
Charles Rapp, former commander of American Legion Post 377 of California and a Vietnam War veteran, said, "I would personally consider it an honor to transport that stone to South Dakota at no charge to anybody."
Rapp said he was drawn to the Hevle story because his son was born in 1967, the same year that Hevle died, and because his mother, Helen, was a longtime Girl Scout leader.
A Canonsburg businessman who preferred to remain anonymous offered to drive the marker to Yankton and have a monument maker correct the spelling of Hevle's name.
Ed Peternel of Midway wrote in an email about the marker, "My first thoughts are, why move it to South Dakota since it is not only in remembrance of Cpl. David Hevle, but a tribute to those Girl Scouts who took the time to write him letters and send him packages?"
Peternel suggested placing the marker at an honor roll in the area to commemorate Hevle as an "adopted" son of the people of West Bethlehem Township.
If that is not a solution, Peternel pointed out that an annual motorcycle rally will take place in Sturgis, S.D., in August and that a group of veterans traveling to the rally would be honored to deliver the marker free of charge "and would surely provide a ceremony fitting of a war hero."
Yankton is about 390 miles southeast of Sturgis.
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A Cameron, W.Va., woman out on bail on federal drug charges was arrested by state police June 7 in Jefferson Township after they were called to the site of a possible drug overdose.
Amanda Jean Allison, 27, of 512 Rock Lick Road, told police she passed out while driving along Route 21 near Gwynn Road after injecting herself with four stamp bags of heroin. Police found the empty stamp bags on the passenger seat and a needle on the passenger side floor of Allison's Jeep Wrangler. Allison refused treatment by EMS Southwest. Allison is charged with use and possession or drug paraphernalia.
On April 18, Allison and Tyler Jay Hoyle, 22, of 185 Bradford Run Road, Waynesburg, were arrested after an indictment was returned against them by a federal grand jury in West Virginia. Allison was charged with conspiracy to distribute heroin, three counts of illegal use of a telephone to facilitate the distribution of heroin, two counts of distribution of heroin and one count of distribution of oxycodone.
The indictment also seeks the forfeiture of $10,600 seized during the investigation that came from the proceeds of drug activity. If convicted, the two face up to 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine on the conspiracy charge. In addition, Allison faces up to 4 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine on the phone charges and 20 years imprisonment and a $1 million fine on the distribution charges.
Hoyle was charged with conspiracy to distribute heroin. He previously had been arrested by Pennsylvania State Police April 6 following a traffic stop in Franklin Township. He was charged with manufacturing, delivering or possessing drugs with the intent to manufacture or deliver, prohibited possession of a firearm, possession of a small amount of marijuana and summary offenses. Those charges have been withdrawn.
Allison and Hoyle are alleged to have been involved in selling heroin in the Cameron area from January to the first week of April.
At the time of her arrest in April, Allison was a substitute teacher for Marshall County, W.Va., School District and the junior varsity girls' basketball coach at Cameron High School. Two years ago she was a substitute in West Greene School District. West Greene instituted pre-employment drug testing in the district for substitute employees and security staff in July. Prior to that only permanent hires were required to undergo the tests.
Allison has been remanded to the Northern Regional Jail, Moundsville, W.Va., without bail.
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