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PRICE-Sarah Jane Griffiths Smith passed away Monday, April 9, 2012 at the Emery County Nursing Home in Ferron,Utah. She was born in Sunnyside, Utah on Dec. 16, 1912, the fifth of 12 children born to David John and Olivetta Johnson Howard Griffiths. Her sister Viola Fullmer of West Valley survives her.
She married Forrest Grant Smith on Sept. 7, 1931 in Farmington, Utah, after spending the day at Lagoon with another couple. They were later sealed in the Provo LDS Temple on June 7, 1986. Forrest passed away July 19, 2005.
They are the parents of Forrest Grant (BenaLee Black), Gerald Leon (Bonnie Jean Lewis), Evonna, Colleen (Duaine) Hatch, American Fall, Idaho, Sharon Ann Taldo, Roger Lawrence (Karen Ree), Castle Dale, Utah, Judith 'Judi' (George) Baker, Gregory 'Greg' Brent Smith, Vail, Colorado; 29 grandchildren; 58 great-grandchildren; 62 great-great grandchildren.Â
Preceded in death by her sweetheart, five of their eight children, five brothers and five sisters.
She spent most of her life in Carbon County. Her parents and grandparents immigrated from Wales and England to work in the Utah coal mines. When her grandfather Howard held her for the first time he lovingly called her "Little Toot" and much to her dislike the nickname stuck throughout her life.Â
"Toots" was an excellent homemaker. She loved being at home cooking, baking and sharing with family and friends. Rock hunting was her passion. She was thrilled to find a perfect petrified pine cone. Her favorite spot was Cedar Mountain. She especially enjoyed her association with the Carbon County Rock Hound Club. She served in the Primary and Relief Society Presidencies. She enjoyed teaching Primary, working on family history and in later years serving as an extraction worker.
Her family wishes to thank the staff of the Emery County Care Center, her good neighbors, ward member and all those who were so kind to her.
Graveside services will be held on Friday, April 13, 2012 at 12 noon at the Cliffview Cemetery (2100 East 800 North, Price.) A viewing will be held on Friday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. prior to the graveside service at Fausett Mortuary (680 East 100 South, Price.)
Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Sarah at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Tom Maynard death 'accidental'
An inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court has returned a verdict of accidental death in the case of Surrey batsman Tom Maynard.
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Maynard, who had been widely tipped as a future England international, was found dead near Wimbledon Park station on the London Underground District line shortly after 5am on Monday June 18 last year.
The inquest heard he was struck by a train as he attempted to flee police after driving while on a cocktail of drink and drugs.
The 23-year-old Surrey batsman suffered multiple injuries caused by the impact of the train and from touching a live electric railway line, Westminster Coroner's Court heard.
He was stopped by police less than an hour before his death when his black Mercedes was seen driving erratically but the sports star fled the vehicle.
A post-mortem examination showed he was nearly four times the legal limit to drive and had also taken cocaine and ecstasy in the form of MDMA after a night out with two team-mates.
Tests on hair samples indicated Mr Maynard may have been a daily user of drugs in the three and a half months before his death, the inquest heard.
Forensic pathologist Dr Simon Poole told the inquest jury that Mr Maynard suffered burns to his feet, ankles and shin which were consistent with injuries suffered by skin touching live railway tracks.
It was not possible to say, however, whether electrocution or the impact with the train caused Mr Maynard's death, he added.
A cause of death was given as multiple injuries.
Post-mortem tests indicted high levels of alcohol in Mr Maynard's urine, as well as the presence of MDMA, cocaine and the compound cocaethylene, the inquest heard.
In a statement, Dr Rosa Cordero said analysis of hair samples showed positive results for the presence of MDMA and cocaine levels between 8.7 and 10 nanograms per milligram, which matched some daily users of the drug.
The jury retired to consider its verdict this afternoon as Mr Maynard's family said his death had left a "huge hole in all our lives".
In a statement issued through the Professional Cricketers' Association, they said: "The results of the inquest do not define our son. The fact that so very many people thought the world of him is what defines him as a person.
"The only people who would judge Tom on the findings of the inquest are people who didn't know him. He made choices that night that tragically cost him his life, but his devastated family and friends will love and miss him unconditionally, always.
"He was a very special person and his death leaves a huge hole in all our lives."
Surrey and the England and Wales Cricket Board released a joint statement after the verdict which read: "In the light of today's verdict, ECB and Surrey CCC would like to re-iterate that this incident was a terrible human tragedy and again extend our condolences to the Maynard family and to Tom Maynard's many friends and colleagues within the professional game.
"While the ECB accepts that recreational drug use is a part of modern society, we do not condone it and will take all reasonable steps to prevent its use within the game. The ECB board has recently agreed to develop an out of competition testing programme to encompass recreational drugs, in co-operation with the PCA.
"ECB and Surrey CCC would like to end by echoing the statement issued by the Maynard family earlier today. The results of this inquest do not define Tom Maynard or alter in any way the tragedy of his passing. Tom was a great man and a great cricketer and will be remembered forever by everyone who had the privilege to know him."
England fast bowler Jade Dernbach and former Surrey captain Rory Hamilton-Brown gave evidence at the hearing after they were among the last few people to see Mr Maynard alive.
Both players told the court they were unaware Mr Maynard had ever taken drugs, which would result in a two-year ban from the sport.
Asked by coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox whether he knew Mr Maynard used cocaine on an almost daily basis, Mr Dernbach replied: "I was unaware of that."
The inquest heard Mr Maynard had been disciplined by Surrey after an incident in Brighton a week before his death, where he had been run over and injured himself after drinking alcohol.
Mr Hamilton-Brown told the jury this was Mr Maynard's first breach of discipline with the club and paid tribute to his team-mate.
"I was jealous of his ability to celebrate highsg and lows and stay level," he said.
"I'd describe him as an incredibly level guy with so much talent in all facets of life."
The three players had been drinking heavily on June 17 after losing a Twenty20 match against Kent.
They went to the Ship Inn pub in Wandsworth, south London, before continuing to drink at the home Mr Maynard shared with Mr Hamilton-Brown.
They arrived later at Aura nightclub in London before leaving with three sisters they had met and returning home.
One of the women, Georgina Williams, said she saw Mr Maynard leave his property at about 3.15am.
Mr Maynard's girlfriend Carly Baker wept throughout today's hearing as she listened to the evidence.
She told the court Mr Maynard had called her at about 3.30am on June 18 after he had been out drinking with friends.
Miss Baker said in a statement: "I tried to persuade him not to come because I was so worried that he was getting into his car after drinking."
She continued to speak to her boyfriend on the telephone while he was driving until he no longer answered his phone.
Pc David Wishart told the inquest that he and his colleague Pc Tahla Wallond were travelling in an unmarked police car when they spotted Mr Maynard's black Mercedes driving erratically.
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Cardiff-born Maynard, who came through the ranks at Glamorgan and was the son of former England and Glamorgan batsman Matthew Maynard, earned himself a place on the England Lions tour to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka at the start of last year.
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Jets Game Day: No More Feel Good Stories
Robert Cleave
January 19 2013 11:41AM
After a winter of delay and discontent, the best league in the world resumes activities this afternoon on 13 fronts. I know that a few people have tried to argue that the absence of the NHL didn't equal the absence of hockey, but in a place like this where the next best option is tier two junior, the game did feel like it was on sabbatical, and thankfully, that respite ends today.
Winnipeg 2.0's second season begins in a few hours at MTS Centre, as the Jets open against the representatives of our nation's
sump hole for tax dollars capital. It's a matchup that will likely offer a good test to the home side's thin defence corps and questionable goaltending, and with that, maybe give us a few signs as to where the Jets are headed.
The Jets chose the path of patching holes in their summer shopping, and as a result the club largely looks as it did last April. Olli Jokinen, who I've discussed a time or fifty here and elsewhere, is the most expensive addition, He'll start with Evander Kane and Kyle Wellwood, and as someone that watched the Finn closely over the last three years, I like one of those linemates better than the other.
Kane's a terrific young player, but at the moment he's best as the primary shooter on a line, and Olli Jokinen, for all of his and Brent Sutter's efforts to round his game, remains the same sort of player. Wellwood does seem a good fit, and he and Kane played well together last year centred by Alex Burmistrov, but it might be asking a lot of him to be the creative force for that duo. I watched Alex Tanguay struggle with the task of aiding Iginla and Jokinen each of the last two seasons in Calgary, so that experience leads me to be wary of presuming Wellwood will have any easier a time with Kane and Jokinen.
If that group can get it together, though, Ladd, Little, and Blake Wheeler will certainly appreciate the help. Winnipeg's best line took advantage of Claude Noel's penchant for burying Jim Slater to fashion a good year, both on the scoresheet and via the underlying stats. They'll need another year just like it for the Jets to get anywhere beyond the bottom 5 in the East, and Wheeler seems like the player to watch. He had a career season in 11/12 despite a terrible first 6 weeks, and his speed off of the rush was Winnipeg's best weapon in the second half of the year. Wheeler had that career year even while shooting a career worst 8.2%, so if nothing else he appears to have room to grow on the goal scoring side of things.
The other new forward addition starts the year on the third line, as Alex Ponikarovsky, Alex Burmistrov and Nik Antropov have been joined in the hopes of providing scoring depth. Burmistrov is often overlooked when people discuss the future of the team, but he's a better, more polished, player than most outsiders realize, and giving him two grown ups on the wings appears to be a sensible plan. Ponikarovsky got his offensive game somewhat back in harness after moving to New Jersey, and given the lack of depth last year's iteration of the Jets iced, he and Antropov rekindling at least a little of the form they had in Toronto would assist Winnipeg tremdously.
In a strange way, as important as the first three lines might be to the club's actual success, it still appears that the local media's focus is on a kid that might be sent to Barrie in a week and a half. Mark Scheifele has made the club in the short term, but looking at the nine forwards above him, I'm not sure there's a fit for him this year. I understand that plenty of fans operate under the presumption that famous kids from junior can just step in and be better than veterans, but the NHL is a grown man's game, and although Scheifele is making progress, I'm not convinced he's there. He'll start with Jim Slater and Chris Thorburn, and unless Noel mistakes him for Tanner Glass, I suspect the young man will get a fairly easy ride in terms of matchups, at least at home.
The backline is missing a major contributor to open the year, and the ability of the Jets to manage Zach Bogosian's absence without falling off of a cliff is vital. Bogosian got it together last year, and a team that had 5v5 and PK issues even with him in the lineup will certainly miss someone that can handle tough minutes. The Jets really only have one pair that can handle top-sixers, and Enstrom and Byfuglien, good as they are, largely get by via outshooting rather than shutting people down.
That could make for a long first month for Ondrej Pavelec. The Jets' number one wasn't very good last year, and for all of the apologia that get made for him, one fact never seems to be brought up. Winnipeg, shaky as they were in their own end in 11/12, cut roughly 150 EV shots off the total they allowed during the club's last season in Atlanta. Despite that reduction, Pavelec's EVSH% dropped from .928 to .917, and I can't imagine an honest person arguing that the 10/11 Thrashers were particularly air-tight. At some point, I'd hope that people outside the mathosphere catch on, but I suppose if Jets' management didn't get the hint, it would be a bit much to expect the local press to figure it out.
Today's guests were last year's surprise package. The Senators opened up their game, trading chances in a much more liberal fashion than most decent clubs, and rode that choice and some solid work by Craig Anderson to a playoff spot before falling to the Rangers in seven.
The two stars of the show for the Sens are Spezza and Karlsson, and Spezza in particular must have licked his chops every time he saw the Jets looming on the schedule. He tallied 7 points in 4 games versus Winnipeg, and often made the Jets look silly, with this beauty late in the year a shining example:
Good grief. Winnipeg made plenty of players look that good, of course, but Ottawa is a team the Jets need to track down if they have any hope of the post season, so limiting Spezza and Karlsson will be job one, today and in the next two meetings.
I suppose, though, that the ability of Winnipeg to control the other teams when defending will be the story of the year no matter the opposition. That seems obvious even noting that the Jets are almost certainly a better team at forward. No matter my misgivings about Olli Jokinen from time to time, he's a better player than Tim Stapleton, and Ponikarovsky is a better player than Tanner Glass, so those upgrades are clear enough.
Still, it's the absence of Bogosian and the dexterity of the team in managing that absence in the near term that could determine the season's outcome. Byfuglien and Enstrom will need to be able to shoulder extra defensive responsibilities without having their offence diminished too greatly, Stuart and Hainsey will have to survive second pairing minutes, and above all else, Ondrej Pavelec has to resemble an acceptable NHL goalie, and not just a guy that makes a few flashy saves.
It really is Pavelec's success that holds the cards. The Jets likely have enough offence to get by, so a better season from their goalie will give them a sniff at the playoffs, and another like last year will have me pining for a buyout of his contract. It's about that simple.
Game time is 2-ish on the People's Network. It's finally time to end the talk and see who has what.
I don't think Scheifele sticks. He may or may not be ready this year, but he doesn't stay past the five games they can keep him for. The Jets will want to get the most of his entry level contract, which includes his twelve game total tryout, plus three years. If they keep him, it only gets two and half, but is treated as three. Also, he doesn't fit at the moment. The top nine is set, Scheifele is not a fourth line player, and the team will look to Peluso to line up with Slater and Thorburn. As for Wright, my prediction is that he's on the roster as long as we have injuries, then he's sent down to make room, but because he has to be put on waivers, he's claimed, presumably by his original team, Florida.


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Jason Gregor
December 06 2012 02:14PM
People actually play underwater hockey. The best part is they wrap duct tape on their hand to avoid cuts/scratches on their knuckles while "stickhandling" on the floor of the pool. The game includes playing against/with women in swimsuits and you get to duct tape your hand; how is Wanye not a regular in the pool?
We are 83 days into the lockout, and if you took up underwater hockey to fill the void, I applaud your dedication to the game. I applaud your creativity and willingness to find any sort of hockey-related activity to distract you from this painful process of a lockout.
Let's dare to dream and pretend the lockout is officially over.
Here is what I'd dream to see when the NHL returns...
- A ten-year CBA, just so no would have to go through this BS for another decade.
- Teams would play everyone twice. Teams would play six divisional games (24), three v. other ten teams in their conference (30) and two v. every team in other conference (30). Means 84 game regular season, but you cap preseason at only five games. No extra games, just fewer meaningless exhibition games.
- Get rid of the instigator rule.
- The NHL would only play on five days of the week. I know it would difficult to schedule, but this is dream damn it.
- Ilya Bryzgalov would make a cameo appearance in every 24/7 for the next 15 years.
- Staged fighting would be banished.
- The Phoenix Coyotes would relocate to Hartford and the best jersey in the history of the NHL would be re-born.
- Toronto would have a second team.
- The new Toronto team would make the playoffs before the Leafs, and it would be entertaining watching all the Leafs' fans jump ship.
- Ice girls would be mandatory for each team. I'm happily married, but I'm still a team player.
- Craig Leopold and his Wild will be more exciting, but they will never win a playoff series for the duration of the new CBA. It will be karma for claiming they were poor, but then signing Suter and Parise for $196 million.
- The Oilers and Flames will meet in the playoffs, just so fans under the age of 30 can experience a meaningful Battle of Alberta.
- Hitting from behind is punished more severely.
- Players who purposely turn their back to the play at the last moment can be penalized. Not sure why that movement has become part of the game.
- Morning skates would be abolished.
- We'd stop hero-worshipping players and the NHL would try to humanize them more. Then some fans would interact with them rather than ogle them. They are regular human beings, who happen to be good at hockey.
- Hits, shots and scoring chances would be calculated accurately and consistently from building to building.
- Goalie equipment would fit properly. I'd rather it be thicker than wider.
- Hybrid icing would be implemented.
- Edmonton would have a new arena. The pressbox would have a washroom. Again it is my dream, so likely a selfish thought.
- The pressbox would be situated so I could still hear the rowdies in the 300 sections. The diehard fans sit up there, and often they have some hilarious chirps.
- The new rink would serve Bacardi Limon...and Big Rock.
- More teams would have a witty twitter account like the LA Kings.
- We'd see more 40 and 50-goals scorers.
- Linus Omark would be traded just so I wouldn't have to endure another asinine Omark trade proposal.
- The Oilers will embrace Nail Yakupov's outgoing persona. He won't be asked to colour inside the lines and use a grey crayon.
- Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr will not be around when the new CBA expires.
Unfortunately I woke up from my dream and we still don't have a new CBA in place. Of course I didn't expect one today, but I'm sure today is "the most important day" of the lockout. That will change tomorrow, but let's not complicate things. The gap seems to be closing, but they are still far apart on some issues. This is how negotiations work; the unfortunate and incredibly ridiculous part is that the NHL and NHLPA waited this long to actually
Either way, I'm still optimistic a deal will be done and NHL hockey will return, but I'm not certain everyone will feel as connected or loyal to the game as they did last year. This lockout has shown the fans that the players and owners truly don't care about them, and I don't think fans will magically forget that.
You will still watch, but many will watch knowing that it is a business first, and a business that ultimately doesn't respect the fans or their advertisers. If they did, they would have been negotiating face-to-face in August, not December.
The best part about the lockout ending is we can get back to debating who should play where and why. I read Lowetide's article yesterday and found myself wondering why he has Corey Potter listed ahead of Theo Peckham on his depth chart? It was refreshing to actually want to debate hockey rather than what constitutes HRR. Why would he want Potter in the 3rd pairing when he can't kill penalties and doesn't play physical?
When the lockout officially ends, those are the topics we can get back to debating about. Do us all a favour and don't bring up Sam Gagner's value for at least a few weeks. I think we will suspend the first person who tries to ignite that debate.
Yesterday we raised another $1,800 for the Christmas Bureau. Huge props to Greg for his bid on the Football Package.
Today's package is our RUSH VIP PACKAGE. It includes:
- Pair of Edmonton Rush season tickets. Silver seats, lower bowl.
- Behind the scenes tour during one home game. You'll meet the coaches, players and the cheer team.
- You and a friend will go on a road trip with the Rush to Calgary for a regular season game. You will travel with the team, stay at the team hotel, go to the game and have dinner with team owner, Bruce Urban. You will be invited to the after party as well.
Some good dreams there.Hope some come true.
December 06 2012, 03:56PM
OK,OK,.. no sam gagner value talk. But, SAM GAGNE im told can get us a huge return. ;)
I want the lockout to end so we can finally know what the hell the 'wow' trade was.
Of course I also want it to end so that all the following questions can be answered as well:
Just how bad is Calgary going to be? Just how much worse is Toronto going to be? Which group of fans in the entire NHL will expose themselves to be the worst in the league, and what scandalous incident will cause it? What will Yakupov say that spoken in his sarcastic english, will paint him in such an irrevocably dickish light? Which Oiler will pick up more floozies at the new Knoxvilles? How will I be able to meet Galchenyuk's girlfriend when Montreal Plays the Oil here at home? Just what is a Ralph Kreuger anyway? Which Horcoff mistake will be the worst? Which Horcoff beauty will go completely unnoticed. What will Hemsky's average skate back to the bench speed be? Does Eberle's point gap share a positive correlation to his tooth gap? At what point in the year will I wake up to a SUN headline, "you have to have HART", in reference to Hartikinen's gritty game winning playing? How much better will Detroit be than everyone predicted? How much of an overpay were Parise and Suter? How quickly will Vancouver fans whine about not having decent goal tending? Which one of Crosby's own teammates is going to end his career? How many people will blame a mid season scoring drought from Yak on 'the Russian factor', instead of having to play on his off wing with crap teammates? And finally, how much worse for tax payers will a city built arena be?
December 06 2012, 02:51PM
Omark, a 2nd, Brownlee for Kessel, Pierre Mcguire and an 11th :|
December 06 2012, 05:53PM
How about Omark doesn't get traded, and give him a spot on the team, as deserved by his talent that has put up fantastic numbers in the AHL, and now Swiss League.
"Please stop beating me"
Sincerely, The Dead Horse
This lockout aint ending anytime soon. Lots of drama in NYC.
Oh, and add to the wish list...league contraction.
December 09 2012, 01:40PM
Ticket prices would be reduced so that owners and players would make no more than twice as much as say... a teacher every year. Then every hard working person could afford to go to a game, players who make money playing a fun game would live comfortably. Raise ticket prices another 10% for an arena fund to build a new green arena every 30 years.
Hahaha. Ya right.
December 06 2012, 02:37PM
Another part of the new CBA should be that a deal must be made a year prior to the current one ending otherwise the current deal stays in place. Also neither the NHL can lockout or the NHLPA strike. Do deals behind the scenes during the season not after.
December 06 2012, 02:38PM
I like your list. Funny how I agreed with almost everything. As far as Big Rock however, I don't care what they serve as long as the prices go down from left nut to just pulling out a few fingernails. Not that I'm going to be spending any money at anything Katz owns for a long time. Or any other greedy owner. The $200 a year I used to spend on the NHL is going to make a HUGE statement. They'll be begging me to come back.
And why can't we have a hockey guy as commish someday? Just hire Lionel Hutz to deal with all the legal crap and get Shannahammer or somebody else who actually has played a few games of hockey before to make the decisions. And I'll hire Bettman to play goalie for any team in my rec league so I can fire pucks at his head. I'll even pay HIM the $200 a year. Foolproof plan here.
December 06 2012, 02:41PM
Hard to reconcile a renewed BoA and the next item being increased punishment for hitting from behind. I'm not against increased punishment, just seems that the first is almost certain to lead to incidents involving the other.
Good dreams, all of them.
What I'm wondering is, if Leopold is so desperate to throw away his money (between the Predators and the Wild) why not just give it to me. I'll do that for him.
Omark, a 2nd, Brownlee for Kessel, Pierre Mcguire and an 11th :|
You're not going to throw in Gagner? He has to be worth something...
The thing I would like to see most is Rexall beers being sold for cost + 5%. That's all. Not cost + 500%. I guess you could consider this a fantasy.
December 06 2012, 03:18PM
Wayne gets the keys to the Oilers Twitter account...and the Oiler Ice Girls' locker room.
Nowadays when I play hockey it feels like I actually am underwater. The pains of getting old and completely abandoning fitness. Couldn't imagine the real thing. Mind you a co-ed game would be intriguing. Maybe with the ice girls?
December 06 2012, 03:48PM
2 things:
(1) Related to the Article - That Whalers jersey is definitely very sweet. However (and I am NOT a canucks fan), my all-time favourite is the super-ugly old-school nucks jersey with the big "V" on the front. It goes so far beyond awful that it becomes awesome again.
(2) Not related to the article - JG, I heard you on the radio a couple of weeks ago making fun of an American school whose mascot is the Goeduck. They had a fight song about the goeduck squirting and splashing. You said you'd never seen a goeduck. You read the song, mocked it, and said it was terrible too. Just FYI, a goeduck bears an amazing resemblance to the male organ, and the "fight song" you were reading was jam-packed with hilarious sexual innuendo. If there was sarcasm to your radio spot, I didn't catch it, so my apologies in advance if this is a dumb comment.
@Ales Hemsky
It's always my secret fantasy that guys with player or celebrity names are in fact the people they're posing as. If read that way, the comments are usually way funnier. Like there's a guy that pops up on the NHL message boards all the time names Matt Damon. He's a huge detroit fan and has some good insights until the subject of Detroit comes up. It would just be great if it was really Mat Damon.
December 06 2012, 04:10PM
Wayne gets the keys to the Oilers Twitter account...and the Oiler Ice Girls' locker room.
He'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hand first.
How about Omark doesn't get traded, and give him a spot on the team, as deserved by his talent that has put up fantastic numbers in the AHL, and now Swiss League.
December 06 2012, 05:05PM
The only way a deal gets done is if the season is put on the line.........period, full stop, end of story.
There is no way in hell to deal with the NHLPA in good faith, these people operate in a parallel universe where reality is a player made construct.
If Bettman puts a take it or leave it offer on the table, ( with the leave it triggering a cancellation of the season) the deal will get done. Anything short of that will see the roller coaster continue to go round and round!
December 06 2012, 05:44PM
OK,OK,.. no sam gagner value talk. But, SAM GAGNE im told can get us a huge return. ;)
Stan Ganger will get us a helluva return!
December 06 2012, 06:49PM
"Please stop beating me"
Sincerely, The Dead Horse
Funny 'cause it's true.
December 06 2012, 08:40PM
Well... wishful thinking time is over. It was fun for about 4 hours though. Damn it.
December 07 2012, 08:07AM
I think Potter and Peckham become interchangeable. Depending what you need in a game will determine who goes in.
Lets keep in mind a few details;
-It's a #6 spot. No player should feel that he has that spot and he shouldn't fell that it's his spot.It's all about healthy competition.
- This team doesn't generate a lot of offense from the back end, Potter could help with that.
- This team doesn't generate a lot of physicality from the back end, Peckham can help with that.
- N. Schultz. Yes the forgotten Schultz. He's a vet with 10 years under his belt who more than likely ends up on that 3rd pairing. He isn't overly physical and he isn't overly offensive. I think that he brings the type of game and experience that will allow Krueger to interchange Potter and Peckahm with Schultz and it won't be a disaster.
Omark and Gagner for Weber - straight up.
Book it! =P
seriously though, the comment on the Rowdies of section 300 nearly brought a tear to my eye.
December 09 2012, 01:17PM
I would like to see them do sometching for the fans. Maybe a couple games for free for fans in a raffle. Some free merchandise. Something like that to show they care. I mean they already lost 700 mil....what's another couple more to get back on the fans good side.
What about free tours of the oilers dressing rooms for a couple weeks? Autograph sessions with the whole team? Stuff like that would be appreciated!.


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As we toured the 80,000 square foot showroom, I was captivated by several very luxurious furniture collections which perfectly captured the Art Deco infused glamour that was one of the hallmarks of 1920s design. One such vignette that I was enamored with is shown in the photo above. This living room encapsulates the pure timeless elegance and the sublime opulence of the "1920s Glamour" design trend.
One of my favorite pieces from this room is the sophisticated Meredith Chair from the Everyday Glamour collection, and I've learned that this beautiful chair also caught the attention of style maven, interior designer and High Point Style Spotter, Stacy Naquin who added this beauty to her Style Spotted list, and designer Leslie Hendrix Wood of the popular and award-winning design blog Hadley Court who shared that this chair is a, "timeless classic".
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Interior Decor Notes: Bernhardt Interiors Collection. Aubrey Round Chairside Table, acrylic; Annalise Cocktail Table with scalloped apron, acrylic; Fitzgerald Sofa in high texture plain, and Tivoli Wing Chair in Ikat patterned woven chenille, bright nickel nail trim.
In the Bernhardt showroom there was one living room vignette that caught my eye as it was dressed in layers of gray from warm grays to cool grays, from lighter grays to darker grays – a very monochromatic color palette, but one that had depth, warmth and appeal. One of my favorite pieces from this set was the debonair and elegantly tailored Fitzgerald sofa in gray (pictured on the right in photo above). The sofa's lines are decidedly classic and very traditional in nature, but the gray, textured upholstery and the silver nailhead trim give the piece a very modern and sophisticated appearance.
Another wonderful design take away from this vignette was that I had learned an important design lesson – prior to seeing this room I would have shied away from designing an entire room with gray as such a prominent color player, but seeing how beautifully executed and color balanced this particular design was, truly opened me to the potential of decorating fearlessly with grays.
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The color and decorating moodboard above illustrates the 2014 color trend inspired by the traditional blue and white hued porcelain, ceramics and mosaics from Holland, Portugal, China and Japan. The fashion world, long the harbinger of home trends to come, has embraced this contrasting color movement with complete abandon. From Carolina Herrera to Valentino, runways were awash with striking blue and white color combinations. Of course, this traditional color scheme is rooted in history and is not at all new, but it is now seeing a beautiful resurgence in home decor. Dutch lighting designer Jacco Maris' Montone chandelier in Delft (pictured in upper right hand corner) and the striking, geometric blue and white Ankara cocktail table (shown below) from Bernhardt's Traditional with an Edge collection demonstrate the interpretation of this beautiful color direction for the home.
Interior Decor Notes: Bernhardt Interiors Collection. Ankara Cocktail Table (2013 Fall Debut at High Point Market), hand-cut hand-laid geometric bone tile in navy blue resin; Gerston Sofa in white slipcover; Penrose Chair in new broken diamond woven; Pisa Ottoman in white faux fur; Gustav Metal Side Chair; Quentin Metal Dining Table, restaurant grade hammered steel top; Vendome Curio, mirror polished stainless steel.
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This document explains how the holiday settings work and suggests a method you can use to set up a holiday greeting that plays without manual activation. This document applies to all versions of Cisco Unity.
Note: With the advent of Cisco Unity 4.0, administrators are able to remotely call into Cisco Unity and change greetings through the telephone user interface.
You can potentially encounter these symptoms when you configure call handlers and scheduling:
Calls are suddenly not answered.
Cisco Unity does not play the closing greeting or the holiday greeting.
These symptoms can be due to Cisco bug ID CSCef73865 (registered customers only) . After you set the clock back on a Unity server, calls are suddenly not answered. There is no evidence of any problem in the event log. This problem can occur when you use Cisco Unity TSP 8.0(1) or later.
The workaround is to restart the server after you change the clock manually on the Unity server.
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All Call Handlers in Cisco Unity operate on a schedule, which can be found on the profile page for that Call Handler. The schedule dictates whether the standard or closed greeting is played. The standard greeting is a greeting played during regular office hours. The closed greeting is played after regular office hours. In Cisco Unity, the system administrator, under the Schedule option, there are several default schedules that can be located with the use of the Find option on the tool bar. Once a schedule is selected on the Edit Schedule table, if a block is checked, the Standard Greeting is played for that thirty minute block of time. If a block is unchecked, the Closed Greeting plays.
According to Cisco Unity documentation, when a holiday setting is in effect, Cisco Unity plays Closed Greetings and observes Closed Transfer rules. You can set up several years of holidays at a time. You can copy the holidays from one year to the next and adjust the dates as necessary.
Note: Because many holidays occur on different dates each year, confirm that the holiday schedule remains accurate for the current year.
The configuration steps in this document allow an administrator to record a Holiday Greeting any day prior to the next holiday without needing to alter greeting settings the day before or after a holiday. If a generic Holiday Greeting is recorded as described in this document, this greeting plays on each holiday without any administrative intervention throughout the yearly holiday schedule.
In order to enable a single call handler to act as the Holiday Greeting, the administrator must first understand the behavior of a call handler with regard to schedules as described earlier in this document. The Standard, Closed, and Alternate greetings need to be familiar to the administrator before taking these steps. Secondly, the administrator needs to be familiar with the after greeting action available to any greeting in a call handler. As shown in this procedure, this allows you to disregard the Closed Greeting recorded for a call handler and instead play another call handler that has a specified After-Hours designation. This also allow for the After-Hours call handler to transfer to the Holiday Greeting when that date arrives. Refer to Cisco Unity System Administration Guide for additional information on call handlers and scheduling.
Cisco Unity can designate different greetings to play based on a schedule. There can be as many schedules as there are call handlers. If the Cisco Unity server is responsible for calls from various locations, it is possible to designate a different set of schedules for each time zone or for each location.
For any single location or time zone, configure the Business Hours, After Hours, and Holiday schedules:
Business Hours Schedule: The Weekdays (def) schedule is one of the default schedules that comes pre-configured with Cisco Unity. This needs to be set to your regular business hours. For example, in this example window, the Edit Schedule table is set for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Verify that the Observe Holidays checkbox, at the top of the screen, is checked. If there are multiple locations or multiple time zones to consider, each needs their own Weekdays schedule. Use the based-on functionality when you create a new schedule that is similar to an existing schedule. Use the Copy Days Schedule while you create a schedule to copy time settings to multiple days. It is not required to change the Weekdays schedule name if this is the only schedule you plan to use for this Cisco Unity system.
After Hours Schedule: This schedule must be the opposite of the Weekdays (Def) schedule. All hours that are checked in the Weekdays (Def) schedule need to be unchecked in this schedule. All blank hours in the Weekdays (Def) schedule need to be checked in this schedule. Verify that the Observe Holidays checkbox at the top of the screen is checked.
Holiday Schedule: The All Hours-All Days is another default schedule that can be used to create the Holiday Schedule. This needs to have every box checked. Verify that the Observe Holidays checkbox is checked for this default schedule.
Click the '+' button to create a new schedule called Holiday Schedule and base it on the All Hours-All Days schedule.
Make sure to uncheck the Observe Holidays checkbox for the Holiday Schedule and save.
Note: This results in the Standard Greeting playing anytime this schedule is used. This makes it easier to remember prior to a holiday to re-record the Standard Greeting for this call handler.
Next, the administrator needs to create two new call handlers, Holiday Greeting and After Hours. These are not based on any other call handler.
Once the new call handlers are created, configure the call handlers in this order:
Holiday Greeting
After Hours Greeting
Open Greeting
Holiday Greeting: Go into the Holiday Greeting and select the Holiday Schedule under Active Schedule.
Before the first holiday and after each subsequent holiday, record a new Standard Greeting for the upcoming holiday. If you want to, you can also record a generic Holiday Greeting to play during any holiday.
After Hours Greeting: Assign it the After Hours Schedule and record the standard greeting with the message you want to play when the company is closed. For example, "The office is now closed, our normal hours are between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m."
Next, go into the Greetings section of the call handler and at the top of the page and select the Closed Greeting. Verify the Closed Greeting is enabled and its source is set to Blank. At the bottom of the page, mark the After Greeting setting to Send caller to and select Call Handler from the drop-down list. Click Select Call Handler and choose the Holiday Greeting call handler from the available call handlers. Make sure it is set to the default, Send to Greeting for Holiday Greeting.
Opening Greeting: Assign it the Weekdays schedule and record the standard greeting, which is heard during regular operating hours.
Next, go under the Greeting section of the Opening Greeting call handler and verify the Closed Greeting is enabled and that the recording source is set to Blank. Mark the After Greeting setting to Send caller to and select Call Handler from the drop-down list. Click Select Call Handler and choose the After Hours Greeting call handler from the available call handlers.
This configuration can be applied to any greeting offered through any Cisco Unity pilot number or call transfer. You can use this configuration of three schedules for a single location or create different sets of schedules for different locations. You can also create multiple Opening and After Hours Greetings that point to the same Holiday Greeting or record separate greetings for each. The behavior still follows this logic.
If it is not a holiday and the call is received during business hours, the Business Hours/Weekday schedule activates and the caller hears the standard greeting of the Opening Greeting call handler.
If it is not a holiday and the call is received after business hours, the Business Hours/Weekday schedule activates the blank closed greeting of the Opening Greeting call handler. Since this call handler is controlled by the After Hours schedule, the caller hears the standard greeting of the After Hours call handler.
If it is a holiday and the call is received during business hours, the Business Hours/Weekday schedule observes the holiday, bypasses the blank closed greeting of the Opening Greeting call handler, and sends the caller to the After Hours call handler. Since this call handler is controlled by the After Hours schedule, which also observes the holidays, the call activates the blank closed greeting of the After Hours call handler and finally reaches the Holiday call handler. Since this call handler is controlled by the holiday schedule, which does not observe the holidays, the caller hears the standard greeting of the Holiday call handler.
If it is a holiday and the call is received after business hours, the holiday schedule is again activated and the caller hears the standard greeting of the Holiday call handler.
Note: In each of these cases, where you have configured the three schedules and three call handlers, you only need to modify the standard greeting of any of the call handlers involved.
If the Cisco Unity system needs to consider region or location-specific holidays and different locations use different opening greetings, an administrator can alter schedules to accommodate different holidays for different locations. Add all the holidays for each region to the System Configurations Holiday section. Then use the Observe Holidays checkbox on any region or location-specific schedule to toggle between any locations that observe these holidays.
For example, if an administrator has a Cisco Unity server that receives calls from locations in both the US and Canada, they need to configure holiday schedules and greetings for each location. To do so, add both Canada's Thanksgiving and the United States' Thanksgiving holidays to the System Configuration Holiday Calendar. Before Canada's Thanksgiving, in October, uncheck the Observe Holidays checkbox on the US Business Hours and After Hours schedules. This ensures the standard greetings for both the Opening Greeting and After Hours call handler play for US locations, while the Canada callers hear the holiday greeting. After the first holiday, make sure the Observe Holidays checkbox is re-checked and saved before the second holiday. Based on the holidays observed, you can uncheck or check the Observe Holidays checkbox for each location, as needed. This ensures the proper greetings are played.
Note: A single Unity server can be integrated with multiple CallManagers at different sites where they maintain a different holiday schedule at each site. Currently, Cisco Unity does not support multiple holiday schedules for each location. As a workaround, dummy mail boxes can be configured at each location for the holiday greeting and the operator's phone can be forwarded to the new Holiday Greeting on holidays.


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Paycheck Baits Punch Skirts 2pk
When the temperatures heat up and bass seek cover, actually 'punching' through the cover is one of the most effective ways to get your bait into the bass' strike zone. The Punch Skirt is a hand-tied skirt rigged to a durable bead that slides in between the hook and bullet weight of a Texas rig set up. It basically creates a punch style jig and shields the Texas-rigged bait as it enters and exits thick vegetation. The Punch Skirt provides anglers with the benefits of a jig but also allows you to throw bulkier baits with the more streamlined Texas-rig. The larger profile created with the Punch Skirt Texas-rig setup is also key for attracting bigger bites and 'getting paid' as the Paycheck motto states.
Professional bass angler and founder of Pay Check Baits, Bub Tosh designed the Punch Skirt and has used it to great success, placing second in the FLW Tournament on the California Delta. He paired it with a 1 1/2 oz flipping weight and a Reaction Innovations Sweet Beaver in the Sprayed Grass color.
According to Tosh, "Jigs don't fish well around a lot of the aquatic vegetation we have in the Delta, so I invented the Punch Skirt so I could pitch a bulkier bait in that slimy grass and be able to pull it out clean every time so I didn't have to stop and pull the grass off my line."
Also pair the Punch Skirt with the Paycheck Baits Punch Hook for optimal results.
Please Note: Nasty Nate & Dirty Money colors are tied with round rubber.
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Comments: These are good but you're lucky if you can find them. Check out the Reckless Baits punch skirts, I've found them to be not only more durable but come in many of the same colors and at a better price
From: John: Stockton, CA 9/18/15
Comments: I find these skirts are a great way to step up your presentation but every know and then I will have a bead break before it ever got pulled out of the box.
From: Michael: Deland, FL 6/22/15
Comments: The color combo's work really well i'v caught plenty of fish on them. I'v only had 1 out of 8 break on me. Yes that one broke the bead within a few hours of using but i had 5 bass on that one alone. Any plastic/skirt goes bad after so many fish. The fact is these skirts catch fish i'd definitely recommend them to any one looking for a good skirt.
From: Sergio: Watsonville,CA
Comments: A little thin but not bad. However after only 2 uses one of the skirts came apart at the core. Was not very happy with that considering the skirt itself was still very useable. At this price point the core should simply not fail. I am looking at others who make custom skirts for less.
From: Joe: MO
Comments: I love these things. They get bit very well and go in and out of cover easily. I have had three of the beads break and that does bother me. I honestly don't know how it happens. Maybe it's the tungsten pounding on it on the hookset. It's always after a hook set. I've thought about sending the broken baits back. I did that the first time one broke and they sent me a bunch to make it right. Customer service is great. Problem is the things catch fish so I keep using them. I don't mind the busted skirts, that is expected to happen. As long as the beads hold up; the bait is very durable. But once that bead breaks; it's done. They're definitely not bullet proof.
Comments: update: STILL catching fish with these. Never had one break, but YES, after 5+fish you will notice the skirt strands start getting less in numbers. WHo cares? Either replace it or keep on truckin. Haven't noticed a difference. The one on my rig has 10+ fish on it, is chewed as hell, but keeps on workin. I never pitch without it. Oh and Ive noticed this same issue with other brands of punch skirts, too.
From: meatwad: long winded toady
Comments: Caught lots of bass with this skirt during summer time. Used it for punching. Non stop action with this skirt.
From: Lawrence: Cupertino, CA
Comments: Bought "Bubs Money Craw" color punch skirt...only used it for 3 cast and the plastic ring broke off in pieces. Didn't know what happened until I found a piece of the plastic underneath the cone of my punch weight. Don't know if it was a defect, but at close the $7/pair I would think it be more durable.
From: Yajkuza: Sactown, CA
Comments: These skirts have changed my fishing in a very positive way, I throw these skirts on everything salamanders, beavers, swimbaits, craws, you name it the possibilities are endless. Been using these weightless it seems to make the creature baits fall slower and have caught so many more fish with bubs watermelon color in clear water, just a fantastic buy and the fish love them!!
From: Zach: IN
Comments: The best skirt I have every used...Not sure about the last guy but mine have been very durable.
From: Mikey: Clewiston, FL
Comments: not very durable, brovarney baits has a better one
From: Jim: WI
Comments: BEST PRODUCT EVER WORK GREAT SOME TIME WORK BETTER THEN JIGS YOU CAN SWIM THEM LIKE SWIMJIGS PITCH THEM
From: Micloving: San Fernando, CA
Comments: best skirt around! These things will break and wear out but its a skirt! They are fragile in a sense the more fish you catch the quicker they wear out but isn't that a good problem? Go with paycheck they can't be beaten.
From: Fish Boy: WI
Comments: They work until the break, which was way too fast. had them 1 month and half of them broke in half. cheap plastic or whatever. Will try punch skirts, but not from paycheck baits
From: Joshua: Indiana
Comments: Money! Pitching or casting...doesnt matter. Screw the imitations.
From: Meatwad: Somewhere
Comments: Tried it on a texas rigged sweet beaver and it worked great! Only 2 out of the 9 I caught were keepers but the set up worked.
From: Jesse: Visalia, CA
Comments: I will pay $6.69 any day of the week to catch more fish and that is exactly what the paycheck punch skirts do...they catch more fish. They are the best skirt system out there! That's fine with me if other guys think they are too expensive it leaves more fish out there for me to catch! I would be willing to pay $10 for these skirts they are that much better than the competition.
From: Orting, WA
Comments: I've tried all the skirts out there. Unfortunately, these skirts are by far, the best. I say, "unfortunately" because, they are so expensive. These skirts work amazingly with beaver style baits. I use them with a 3/8 to 1/2 inch tungsten flipping weights, when I am pitching in heavy timber. I also use light colored skirts in clear water, not for pitching, but for hopping along the bottom like a jig. They work great.
From: Shawn: Raynham, MA
Comments:Great skirts. Work well with beaver type baits. A bit too much $$$$. I am trying other less expensive brands to see how they match up.
From:Neil: Amarillo, TX
Comments:These things work!! Way better than a jig and the colors are amazing!
From:James: Oakley, CA
Comments:Yeah, I'm going to have to agree with Jesse. These work really well, but the price point is a little up there. If only they we're 3 or 4 dollars, I would buy a lot of them.
From:Alan: Talbott, TN
Comments:For some odd reason these things work, but they're a bit too much money.
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Retirement Planning for a Post-Retirement Era
"Retirement." Historians tell us that the word refers to an obsolete ancient practice of living out your elderly years engaged in leisure activities, rather than in scavenging soda cans from neighborhood recycling bins to supplement your meager Wal-Mart greeter's paycheck.
Stop laughing. Stop that. Retirement was once a promise, not a dream. If you're already old today, you might even be able to jump onto the bumper of the retirement bandwagon before it screeches away, never to return. But if you're still young? Well. Better start planning now.
- By the time you retire—30, 40, or 50 years from now, depending on how far back they push the retirement age—the idea of living off of Social Security will be an anachronism. Nothing can be done about that. Just letting you know.
- Starting with your first "real" job, put away 10% of your income from each check. Cut back on nonessentials if you have to! This nest egg will come in handy when you get laid off at age 28 and spend 18 months looking for work. It'll all be gone after that. Your next gig will pay you far too little to save anything. So I guess this isn't strictly a "retirement" strategy, as such.
- It can cost upwards of a quarter million dollars just to raise one child to the age of 18. Think about that before you open your legs for that deadbeat. (Your husband.)
- For the average employee, it can be difficult to figure out your employer's various financial offers. Do you need an IRA? Which mutual fund is right for you? How about a 401K? The good news is that employers of the future will answer those questions by eliminating all of the preceding things.
- Nobody "likes" to work two jobs their whole life. But they do it anyhow. So will you. Then when you get too old and infirm to keep that up and you have to cut back to one job, it will seem like retirement.
- Vote Republican. End Medicare. Get your own personal "health savings account." Cash that sucker out. Go to Vegas. Bet it all on a single roll of the roulette wheel. That'll at least give you a one in 36 chance of winning, versus a one in a million chance of "winning" at life in general, otherwise.
- You don't need to buy the premium gasoline, or the "fancy" ketchup.
- Real life is not some inspirational slogan, okay?
- Die young.


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Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!
In honor of you, I have collected some of my favorite Seuss-Style fun for kids of all ages. What awesome ideas there are out there! And if you love this collection, check out my other round-up of amazing Dr. Seuss crafts and activities HERE.
from Seligor's Castle
by Stuff By Ash
by HowDoesShe.com
by Sweet Serendipity
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by Skip To My Lou
by Alison, posting at Make & Takes.
by The Girl Who Ate Everything
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Finally, the X-Wing gets a make over, Tie fighter too.
I't like Lego is going back to when it all started with SW in 1999.
Now if only they would re-release Darth's Tie in an update?
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Exactly, this was a stupid move by melody. If pain gets through love gets through as well. Luvia's love for gray will overpower her. Love is stronger then hate. ^^
great chapter
what is melodys magic?, is it just lost magic or is those swords something els?
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its called HAX LOL.
but rusty is really starting to bug me that cocky punk a**. i mean COME ON. if mistgun was still around he would be owning right now. and i bet freid could give that douche a run for his money. and do not even get me started on what luxus and gildartz would do to him. idk i hope we are being set up to hate this guy so when he get totally owned down the road it makes it that much better.
Great chap. I'm starting to like Juvias character now. So I guess it will be a battle between Juvias love and that GH hate over Gray. This is one of the better fights this arc. Can't wait to see the next chap.
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Cool chapter, very action packed! Im thinking Juvia will use some kind of magic that won't affect Gray as much as it will her, they're basically in the same elemental field anyways, water and ice. Maybe Juvia can freeze her water, or make it really cold and knock Melody out but keep Gray conscious?...
Theres no way Gildartz doesn't know something is up if even Luxus could tell something was wrong. Im sure hes lurking around somewhere, prepping or planning for something that will save the day, sorta Mistgun-ish. And Id really like to get back to Kana too, she has to get in on some of the fighting, I want to see if she is S class material in power as well as age, seniority, intelligence, etc...
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She told police she forgot to take .22 pistol, flare gun and bullets from son's backpack after going on walk the night before.
A New York mother of four was arrested Friday after her 7-year-old son unwittingly brought an unlicensed .22-caliber semi-automatic pistol, ammunition and a flare gun to his school.
Deborah Farley, 53, of Queens, was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, other weapons charges and endangering the welfare of a child.
Police say Farley told them she had placed the guns and ammunition in her son's Batman backpack Wednesday night and went out walking in her Far Rockaway neighborhood. She claimed she forgot to remove before her son went to school the next morning, according to news reports.
It was not clear why Farley would take a flare gun on a walk.
Farley came to Wave Preparatory Elementary School on Thursday morning to try to retrieve the weapons, saying she needed to take her son to the dentist. Asked about "the gun," the boy apparently thought his mother meant the flare gun, which he said he had given to a classmate. The Phoenix Arms .22, however, was still in the bottom of his bag.
Fearing another second grader had the .22, police said, Farley confessed to the principal, who announced a lockdown, terrifying students and teachers.
"They made us turn off the lights and hide behind the teacher's desk next to the closets," 8-year-old Shakyla Howard told the New York Daily News, adding that her classroom door did not have a lock. "Our teacher almost started crying because she didn't want us to get hurt."
School security officials first found the unloaded flare gun, then discovered the .22 in Farley's son's bag.
Besides the guns, police recovered a magazine with 10 .22-caliber rounds and 14 other bullets in a plastic bag. Police found additional ammunition and seven small bags of marijuana in Farley's apartment.
The boys were placed into protective care.
Their father, Walter Orozco, 56, denied that either he or Farley owned a gun and that neither they nor their 7-year-old son knew how the weapon got into the boy's bag, The New York Times reports.
Police said Farley recanted her initial statement that her 9 year old saw his younger brother take the gun.
Farley also has sons who are 27 and 21. Police sources told the Daily News that investigators planned to question the 21 year old, who has a criminal record and may own the gun.