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Patient's broken neck a mystery after Elliot Hospital fracas, arrestBy KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
October 22. 2013 10:11PM
MANCHESTER — The Elliot Hospital psychiatric patient who was forcibly restrained after he allegedly attacked a security guard Oct. 16 went to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston the next day with a broken neck and may be paralyzed as a result, a close family friend said Tuesday.
"It's not good. He is communicating with his eyes only. He can't talk," William Gosselin said of Fern Ornelas, 54.
"He had a broken neck when he left Valley Street jail," added Gosselin, 54, who lives in the same 479 Cilley Road apartment building as Ornelas' younger brother, John, and has known Fern Ornelas since sixth grade.
Gosselin said John Ornelas and Ornelas' sister, Anna, visited their brother at Massachusetts General Hospital Sunday. Gosselin said he is kept apprised of Ornelas' condition directly by the family, who also have had to dispel rumors that their brother died as a result of his injuries.
John Ornelas was at work Tuesday and attempts to reach him were not successful.
Gosselin's accounts provide the first indication of what happened to Fern Ornelas and his whereabouts since the morning of Oct. 17 when he did not appear for his arraignment in Manchester District Court on a misdemeanor simple assault charge.
The charge stems from his alleged attack on Elliot Hospital security officer Lawrence Bolduc about 7:25 p.m. Oct. 16 while Ornelas was being held in the secure psychiatric evaluation unit waiting for a bed to open at New Hampshire Hospital, the state-run acute psychiatric facility.
Both Ornelas and Bolduc, a retired state trooper, suffered "significant" facial wounds that required emergency room treatment, police have said. After the hospital "medically cleared" Ornelas, Ornelas went to Manchester police headquarters for booking, then was transported to the Hillsborough County House of Correction, police and a hospital spokeswoman have said. He arrived at the Valley Street jail about midnight Oct. 17, police said.
Hillsborough County House of Correction Superintendent David M. Dionne has maintained all week he does not know the nature and extent of Ornelas' injuries and refused to disclose the Boston hospital where he is being treated for "security reasons."
During a brief telephone conversation Tuesday morning, Dionne said he still knows nothing about Ornelas' condition even though he said a jail nurse and physician ordered Ornelas be returned to Elliot Hospital about 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Oct. 17.
Dionne said the Boston hospital "is still running tests" on Ornelas and hospital staff were not keeping him informed of Ornelas' medical condition. He did not return several telephone calls seeking updates.
But Gosselin said Massachusetts General Hospital staff called John Ornelas and his sister, Anna, about 2 a.m. shortly after Ornelas was admitted there Thursday seeking information that would help explain Fern Ornelas' injuries.
"Mass General was angry. They couldn't get any information about what happened to him. The police, the jail and the hospital — nobody was talking," Gosselin said.
"Everybody was hush, hush about it," he added.
Dionne denied Ornelas was attacked while at the jail.
Elliot Hospital said Ornelas returned by ambulance about 9:30 a.m. Oct. 17.
"He arrived in serious condition. The manner in which he sustained the injuries that required medical attention on the morning of...Oct. 17 is unknown to the Elliot."
Ornelas was brought to the hospital's emergency department by his sister, Anna, on Oct. 15, according to Gosselin and Elliot. Ornelas' car had hit a small tree on Hillcrest Avenue about 5:25 p.m., Police Lt. Maureen Tessier said. Ornelas, who was alone in the car, was unhurt and the car sustained so little damage it was driveable, she said.
But the patrolman found Ornelas to be "confused" and "not completely aware of what was going on," Tessier said. There was no indication Ornelas was impaired by drugs or alcohol. The officer called a relative to come get Ornelas.
Gosselin said John Ornelas' wife, Brenda, picked up Ornelas and brought him to 479 Cilley St. while she waited for Ornelas's sister, Anna, to take him to Elliot Hospital.
Ornelas, who suffers from a mental health disability, "was off his meds. You could tell," said Gosselin, who said he was home at the time.
"It's not the first time that he's had an episode," he added.
Ornelas was being held in the secure psychiatric evaluation unit when he allegedly became agitated and disrupted other patients, police said. When Bolduc attempted to walk him back to his room, he allegedly punched the officer repeatedly in the head. The two exchanged blows until Bolduc — using pepper spray — was able to get Ornelas to the floor, police said. Other security officers and Manchester Police Officer Paul Rondeau, who was working a paid security detail, helped restrain Ornelas as he continued to struggle, police said.
Elliot Hospital said Bolduc used his training to subdue Ornelas. They said Ornelas was "walking and talking" when he left the emergency department in Manchester police custody.
"Elliot is proud of our security officer in this case and the action he took to protect the lives of other patients and personnel in the emergency department," the hospital said.
Manchester police Lt. Tessier said Ornelas cooperated during his booking, which lasted about an hour and was "uneventful."
"Obviously, we will review the arrest and his period of time in our custody. We have no reason to believe there was anything inappropriate that occurred while he was in our custody. We will review his stay with us to confirm that," Tessier said.
Dionne said Monday he is conducting a creating a time line of events and investigating everyone who had contact with Ornelas.
Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia LaFrance and Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery A. Strelzin said their offices have received no requests so far to become involved in the case.
Ornelas remains in corrections department custody and has a corrections officer in his hospital room, Dionne has said.
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Huskers Look for Third-Straight Conference Crown
Saturday, March 23 | East Lansing, Mich. (Jenison Field House)
Session I: Noon CT
Illinois, Ohio State, Iowa, Michigan State
Session II: 5 p.m. CT
Michigan, Nebraska, Minnesota, Penn State
The No. 9 Nebraska women's gymnastics team will open postseason competition this weekend at the 2013 Big Ten Women's Gymnastics Championships in East Lansing, Mich. The meet will take place on Saturday, March 23 in Jenison Field House and will be split into afternoon and evening sessions. The No. 2-seed Huskers (9-3, 5-2 Big Ten) are slated to compete in the evening session at 5 p.m. CT alongside Michigan, Minnesota and Penn State. Illinois, Iowa, Ohio State and Michigan State will compete in the afternoon session at noon CT.
Fans can catch both sessions of the championship meet live on BTN. Michigan State will provide live scoring and full results online at MSUSpartans.com. Live updates can also be accessed on Twitter by following the official Nebraska women's gymnastics account, @HuskersWGym.
The Huskers enter this weekend on the hunt for their third consecutive conference title. NU took home top honors at the 2011 Big 12 Championship and the 2012 Big Ten Championship while capturing a total of 19 all-conference championship team awards. The Huskers posted a 197.100 at last season's Big Ten Championship meet, led by Emily Wong's all-around-winning effort of 39.600.
Gymnast to Watch
Emily Wong | Jr. | Grand Forks, N.D. (Red River Valley Gymnastics)
- Defending Big Ten champion on beam (9.90), floor (9.90) and in the all-around (39.600).
- Ranked in the nation's top-20 on bars, beam, floor and in all-around competition.
- Two-time first-team All-Big Ten pick and owns four All-Big Ten Championship Team honors.
Breaking Down the Big Ten Championship
This year's Big Ten Championship field will feature a total of six top-20 teams, including a pair of top-10 squads in No. 3 Michigan and No. 9 Nebraska. Additionally, six of the eight teams competing have posted their top score of the season during the month of March.
The afternoon session of the championship will see competition between the No. 5-8 seeds of event: Illinois, Ohio State, Iowa and Michigan State. The sixth-seeded Buckeyes were the Big Ten runner-up last season and bring an RQS of 195.825 to the table this weekend. Illinois will be led into competition by senior Alina Weinstein, one of the conference's top all-arounders.
Four of the nation's top teams will take to the gym in the evening session as the championship's No. 1-4 seeds: Michigan, Nebraska, Minnesota and Penn State. All four programs have posted scores of 197.000 or better this season, including Nebraska's conference-best mark of 197.675. The Wolverines and the Golden Gophers each finished 2013 with a conference mark of 6-1 to claim a share of the regular season title.
This weekend's meet will also be a battle for the conference's top honors in all-around competition. Five of the top 11 all-around performers in the nation will take the floor at the Big Ten Championships: Illinois' Weinstein (T-No. 7), Michigan's Joanna Sampson (T-No. 3), Nebraska's Emily Wong (T-No. 3) and Jessie DeZiel (No. 11) and Penn State's Sharaya Musser (No. 10).
Nebraska Shines in Road Win at Cal
An outstanding team outing on vault and stellar performances from three all-around competitors powered the Huskers to a 197.525-196.525 win over the Cal Golden Bears on Saturday, March 16. The performance by NU gave the squad their second-highest score of the season and their highest road total this year.
Nebraska was led by junior Emily Wong, who earned or tied for titles on bars (9.925), beam (9.90) and floor (9.925) to take her sixth all-around title this season at 39.675. Her all-around score also tied her career-high from two weeks ago vs. Iowa. Hollie Blankse and Jessie DeZiel tied for top honors on vault with identical scores of 9.95, and Brittany Skinner earned a share of the beam title (9.90).
The Huskers opened the night on bars, posting their highest road score on the event this season at 49.300. NU was led by Wong, who began her evening in the all-around with a meet-best 9.925. DeZiel earned a 9.875, and Blanske tied her career-best on the event at 9.85.
Nebraska erupted on vault in their second rotation, posting the nation's best team score this season with a 49.650. Leading the way on vault for the Big Red were DeZiel and Blanske, who earned identical marks of 9.95. DeZiel's score tied her career-high, while Blanske's mark was a new career-best for the freshman. Wong and Brittany Skinner added powerful 9.925 routines each, and Giblin earned a new season-best with a 9.90.
Nebraska's momentum carried over to floor, where the team pulled down a solid overall mark at 49.275. Wong led NU, posting her third consecutive 9.925 on the evening. Skinner tied her career-best with a 9.875, and DeZiel added a 9.875 as well.
The Huskers sealed their victory on beam, posting a 49.300 on their final event of the night. Wong and Skinner paced the Huskers, each earning 9.90s. Skinner's mark gave her a new career-high. DeZiel added a season-best-tying score of 9.875, and Jennifer Lauer earned a 9.825.
NU's all-arounders put up three outstanding performances on the evening. In addition to Wong's meet-best 39.675, DeZiel finished second with a 39.575. Skinner added a 39.525, a new career-best for the senior. The Bears were led by Alicia Asturias, who earned a 39.375 to finish fourth.
NU Cracks the Top-10 at No. 9
The Huskers' 197.525 effort at Cal last weekend boosted the team into the top-10 of this week's GymInfo national rankings, released March 18. Nebraska earned an RQS of 196.840 to jump past Oregon and Stanford into the No. 9 position. NU also broke into the top-10 nationlly on three events, coming in at sixth on beam (49.185), seventh on bars (49.265) and eighth on vault (49.350).
Three Nebraska individuals pulled down a total of eight appearances in the rankings, led by Emily Wong's four top-15 scores. One of the nation's premier all-around competitors, Wong is tied for third in the all-around with an RQS of 39.550. She is also seventh on floor (9.920) and tied for 11th on bars (9.90) and 15th on beam (9.890).
Jessie DeZiel earned three individual rankings this week, including 11th in the all-around (39.475). After tying her career-best vault score of 9.95 three weeks in a row, she broke into the vault rankings at a tie for 12th this week (9.910). DeZiel is also tied for 14th on bars (9.895).
Senior Janelle Giblin held onto her top-20 ranking on uneven bars for the second consecutive week, appearing in a tie for 14th (9.895) with DeZiel.
Up Next for Nebraska
Dan Kendig's squad has placed itself in prime position to capture the program's 30th consecutive postseason appearance in 2013. Nebraska will aim for one more strong performance this weekend to boost its RQS for favorable seeding heading into NCAA Regional competition on April 6. The 2013 regional sites are Tuscaloosa, Ala., Gainesville, Fla., Columbus, Ohio, Norman, Okla., Corvallis, Ore., and Morgantown, W.Va.
The National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Committee will conduct selections for the NCAA Championships on March 24-25. The field of 36 teams will be announced in a selection show on Monday, March 25. Six teams will be named to each of the six regional sites. The top-18 teams are then seeded and placed on a national basis, based on their respective RQS scores.
Looking Back: Nebraska at the 2012 Big Ten Championships
The Huskers posted a 197.100 at the 2012 Big Ten Championships to earn their second-consecutive conference crown in Iowa City, Iowa. NU was led by Emily Wong, who won the all-around title by posting a 39.600--the third-highest all-around score in Nebraska history at a conference championship meet. Ohio State picked up a 196.225 to finish second, and Minnesota took third at 195.950.
A conference-leading five Huskers were also named to the Big Ten All-Championship team for finishing in the top three of an individual event or in the all-around. Jessie DeZiel (FX, AA), Jamie Schleppenbach (V), Emily Wong (V, BB, FX, AA), Lora Evenstad (UB, FX) and Janelle Giblin (UB) were all recognized on the team. Immediately following the meet, DeZiel was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Head Coach Dan Kendig was honored as the Big Ten Coach of the Year. Kendig's honor marked his eighth conference coach of the year award.
Nebraska posted the third-highest team score in conference championship history at Nebraska. Wong played a huge part in the Huskers' success, capturing Big Ten event titles on beam (9.90) and floor (9.90) to go along with her all-around crown. Evenstad won the Big Ten bars (9.925) title and tied for the title on floor with DeZiel and Wong, who all posted a 9.90 on the event. DeZiel finished second in the all-around with a 39.525.
Five Huskers Earn All-Big Ten Honors
Nebraska placed five gymnasts on the 2013 Big Ten All-Conference teams, the league office announced on March 18. Jessie DeZiel, Janelle Giblin, Jennifer Lauer and Emily Wong earned first-team All-Big Ten honors for their performances throughout the season, while Brittany Skinner picked up NU's lone second-team award.
DeZiel is the conference's No. 5 all-around performer, holding an RQS of 39.475 and a high score of 39.675 this season. She is also ranked in the Big Ten's top 10 on three individual events, tying for first on vault (9.910), third on bars (9.895) and 10th on beam (9.845). DeZiel has earned two career first-team All-Big Ten selections.
Giblin secured her first-team all-conference spot by tying for third on bars with an RQS of 9.895. She has been one of the nation's top performers on bars throughout the season, earning a 10.0 against Iowa in early March. Giblin's All-Big Ten selection is the senior's third career all-conference honor.
Jennifer Lauer was named to the All-Big Ten first team based on her beam ranking: the sophomore is tied for fifth in the conference, holding an RQS of 9.870. She leads the Huskers in beam titles earned this season, logging top honors on the event in four meets.
Wong is tied for the No. 1 spot in Big Ten all-around competition with an RQS of 39.550. The junior is third on beam (9.890) and floor (9.920) and is also tied for first on bars (9.90) in the conference. Her first-team award marks the second all-conference selection of her career.
Skinner captured the No. 7 spot in the conference vault rankings, holding an RQS of 9.895. She has tied her career-high mark of 9.925 on the event three times this season and owns three vault titles in 2013. Her second-team All-Big Ten honor gives the senior her first career all-conference award.
All-Big Ten honorees were chosen based on a new selection process this season. The top ten student-athletes were allotted points based on their Regional Qualifying Score (RQS) standing, with 10 points given to the No. 1 ranked athlete and one point given to the No. 10-ranked athlete. All points from each event and in the all-around were then combined, with ties given the same number of points. The student-athletes with the 12 highest point totals were named to the first team, while the next 12 captured second-team accolades.
All-Around Outstanding
Emily Wong has set herself apart as one of the finest all-around competitors in the nation throughout 2013. Heading into postseason competition, Wong is tied for third nationally in the all-around and first in the Big Ten. She has scored a 39.600 or better in the all-around four times this season and owns a team-high 19 individual event titles, including six in the all-around.
Wong has posted a career-best mark of 39.675 two times this March, with the first coming against Iowa on March 4 and the second at Cal on March 16. She won a total of six event titles in those two meets while scoring only one event below a 9.90.
DeZiel Dazzles on Vault
Jessie DeZiel has hit her stride as the anchor of NU's vaulting lineup in the month of March. The sophomore has earned four vault titles this season and has won the event at all three of Nebraska's meets this month. In addition, DeZiel has hit a 9.95 on the event in three consecutive meets. Her efforts have snagged her a place in the national vault rankings, where she is tied for 12th nationally and first in the Big Ten with an RQS of 9.910.
Victorious Vaulters
Assistant Coach Dan Miller has elevated Nebraska's vaulting corps into one of the team's top scoring threats this season. After a slow start at the beginning of 2013, the Huskers have logged three of their top four scores this season in the past three weeks. NU has risen to No. 8 nationally on the event, holding an RQS of 49.350.
After posting two of their top efforts of the season against Iowa (49.400) on March 4 and at Minnesota (49.375) on March 9, Nebraska blew both of those efforts out of the water in their regular season finale at Cal. A whopping five Huskers posted scores of 9.90 or better as the team earned the nation's highest vault score this season: 49.650. Three of NU's competitors (DeZiel, Blanske, Skinner) posted or tied career-high scores on the event, while one additional Husker (Giblin) earned a season-high.
Nebraska's 49.650 is the third-highest vault score in school history and the highest on the event for any Husker squad since 2004.
One of the Best, Bar None
Nebraska's steady work on bars has giving the Huskers a consistently powerful event, particularly during the final four meets of the regular season. Since Feb. 22, the Huskers have posted bars scores of 49.325, 49.625, 49.200 and 49.300. The team's efforts have translated to a national ranking of seventh on bars with an RQS of 49.265.
The highlight of NU's bars performances this season came at home against Iowa, when Kendig's squad used outstanding performances from all six competitors on uneven bars to seal a team score of 49.625. Of Nebraska's six gymnasts on the event, five posted or tied career-bests on bars to aid the Big Red--including a perfect 10.0 from Janelle Giblin.
Nebraska's efforts added up to a team mark of 49.625, the second-highest bars score posted in the nation this season. The score is also the second-highest in school history, trailing only Nebraska's effort of 49.725 posted at the 2001 Big 12 Championships.
Six All-Americans Poised to Lead Huskers in 2013
NU's efforts this season have been anchored by its six returning All-Americans, including three honorees that captured eight awards last season. Jessie DeZiel, Janelle Giblin and Emily Wong headline a group that has won 16 awards since 2010 and also includes seniors Kassandra Nathe and Brittany Skinner and junior Jamie Schleppenbach.
Nebraska will look for sustained success from its vaulting corps as it fields four previous All-Americans. The group is led by 2012 first-team All-American Giblin and second-team honoree DeZiel alongside previous first-teamers Schleppenbach and Skinner.
The Huskers will also welcome back three previous All-Americans in both all-around competition and on uneven bars. Notably returning to the competition floor on bars this season is 2010 second-team All-American Nathe, who has missed the past two seasons due to injury. Nathe is expected to provide a spark as well as depth to NU's bar lineup in 2013. Nebraska returns two All-Americans on floor and beam as well.
Kendig Architect of One of Nation's Top Programs
Now in his 20th year at the helm of the Nebraska gymnastics program, Head Coach Dan Kendig is the all-time winningest coach in Nebraska history. Kendig holds a 449-173-4 record overall and a 300-71-2 regular-season mark. An eight-time conference coach of the year selection, Kendig most recently earned Big Ten Coach of the Year honors last season after guiding the 2012 Huskers to the program's 22nd conference title.
Kendig has also led the Huskers to 15 NCAA Championship appearances in the past 18 season, including NCAA Super Six Finals appearances in 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2011. Kendig was honored as the NCAA Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2003, a year in which the Huskers finished fourth nationally. He guided the 2012 Huskers to a 24-7 record overall, including an eighth-place finish at the 2012 NCAA Championships in Duluth, Ga. The performance marked Nebraska's 28th consecutive NCAA post season appearance, while three of Kendig's gymnasts--Jessie DeZiel (FX, AA, V), Janelle Giblin (V, UB) and Emily Wong (BB, FX, AA)--earned All-America honors.
NU Assistants Boost Husker Efforts in 2013
Joining Kendig in his leadership of the Huskers this season are second-year assistant coaches Heather Brink and Dan Miller. Brink continues her role in the gym as the team's beam coach while assisting with floor choreography. Brink has boosted Nebraska to a No. 6 national ranking on the event while guiding Jennifer Lauer and Emily Wong to a combined seven titles. In her first season as an assistant with the Huskers, Brink helped coach Emily Wong to first-team All-America honors on beam. Brink's assistance with NU's floor routines also guided Jessie DeZiel to first-team All-America honors and Wong to second-team honors on the event.
Miller continues to lead NU's efforts on vault and floor in 2013. Miller's gymnasts have snagged 13 titles on vault and nine on floor this season. During his first season at Nebraska in 2012, Miller guided DeZiel to first-team All-America honors on floor and second-team honors on vault. He also assisted in the development of Janelle Giblin, who earned first-team honors on vault, and Wong, who picked up second-team honors on floor. The gymnasts under Miller's tutelage in 2012 garnered a total of 15 floor titles and 14 vault titles throughout the season.
Volunteer assistant coach Owen Field, now in his third season in that position, aids NU's full-time staff in 2013. Field will assist head coach Dan Kendig on the uneven bars while also working with the Huskers' strength and conditioning program.
Huskers Sign Two for 2014
The Huskers announced the addition of a pair of multi-talented recruits for 2014 in November. Dan Kendig and the Big Red will welcome Ashley Lambert and Jennie Laeng next year, rounding out the Husker roster and giving the Huskers increased depth and new skills in their lineup.
"We are very excited about the signing of both Ashley and Jennie," Kendig said. "They will both bring a vast amount of experience and skill to our team next year. They complement each other extremely well: Ashley is powerful and her best events are floor and vault, while Jennie will be a force on bars and beam."
A native of Virginia, Lambert is a level ten gymnast that has trained at World Class Gymnastics under coaches Tami Harrison and Troy Miller. Lambert is a four-time Junior Olympic National Qualifier. In 2012, she notched a fifth-place finish in all-around competition and a second-place finish on floor at Regionals. Lambert also picked up a third-place finish in all-around at the Regional level in 2011 that included first-place finishes on vault and floor.A level ten gymnast from Ohio, Laeng trains at Olympic Dreams Gymnastics and has qualified for both Junior Olympic Nationals and the Junior Olympic National Invitational Tournament. In 2011, Laeng finished first in all-around and beam competition at the Junior Olympic National Invitational. She added a fifth-place finish on bars and seventh on beam at the 2012 Junior Olympic National Championship.


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Adult enquirers/confirmation class, 10:15 a.m. March 17, April 7, May 5, 19-26 at St. James Episcopal Church, 766 N. Main St., Hendersonville. For those wishing to be confirmed, the class is preparation for a public affirmation of faith and a recommitment for yourself to the baptismal covenant. Info: 694-6926 or email email@example.com.
"Hear What The Spirit Is Saying To God's People" workshop, 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. today at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. Cost: $20. Bring bag lunch. Reservations required. Info: 684-6266.
Annual wind game supper, 5 p.m. March 9 at Etowah Baptist Church, 6508 Brevard Road, Etowah. Free. Program and prize drawings. Info: 891-7153.
A Night of Comedy with Dennis Swanberg, 6 p.m. April 13, at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive, Hendersonville. Tickets: $10. Info: 692-1262 ext. 135.
Lent services
Lent service, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. James Episcopal Church, 766 N. Main St., Hendersonville. Prayer: 5:30 p.m., Dinner: 6 p.m. Info: 694-6926.
Lent service, 6:15 p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church, 235 St. John's Road, Suite #50, Fletcher. Info: 684-9770.
Odel Suber benefit concert, 6 p.m. today at Hendersonville First Church of the Nazarene, 111 N Washington St., Hendersonville. Donations: Porter Family. Info: 692-7746.
The Reuter Center Singers concert, 3 p.m. Sunday at Kenilworth Presbyterian Church, 123 Kenilworth Road, Asheville. Free. Info: 251-6140.
Piano recital, 5 p.m. Sunday at Oak Forest Presbyterian Church, 880 Sand Hill Road, Asheville. Pianist: Mr. Kevin Byrant. Info: 667-1067.
Gospel Jam, 7-9 p.m. the first Saturday of the month at First Baptist Church of East Flat Rock, 227 Spartanburg Highway, Hendersonville. Free. Info: 243-8100.
Community preschool registration for 2013-14, begins Monday at Grace Lutheran Preschool, corner of Sixth Avenue West and Blythe Street.
Preschool enrollment for 2013-14, at Trinity Preschool, 900 Blythe St., Hendersonville. Classes: 18 months and walking to transitional kindergarten. Info: 696-4110.
Living with mental illness forum, 7-8:30 p.m. March 4 at St. James Episcopal Church, 766 N. Main St., Hendersonville. Speaker: Dr. Nancy Kehoe. Info: 694-6926.
Religious Liberty Rally, 4 p.m. March 9 at Fletcher Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 1411 Howard Gap Road, Fletcher. Guest: Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty Magazine. Info: 681-5428.
Study and retreats
Looking to the Future: Women's Bible study of the Book of Daniel, 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church, 2606 Chimney Rock Road. Info: 692-7027.
Wonderful Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 900 Blythe St., Hendersonville. Info: trinitypresnc.org; 692-6114.
Men's Majestic Humanity of Jesus Bible study of Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church meets 8 a.m. Thursday for breakfast at Denny's with Bible study. For directions and info: 692-7027.
Calvary Kids Club meets from 3-4:30 p.m. the first and third Sunday at the church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. Info: 684-6266.
Celebrate Recovery group meets 5-8 p.m. Tuesdays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For those in addiction recovery. Info: 692-1262 ext.135.
Celebrate Recovery meets from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday at Living Water Baptist Church, Sugarloaf Road. For anyone dealing with an addition. Info: 606-9259.
Divorce Care meets 6:30-8 p.m. Thursdays through April 4 at First United Methodist Church, 204 Sixth Ave. W., Hendersonville. Info: 693-4275.
Extended Family meets at 6 p.m. the third Mondays at Blue Ridge Prison and Jail ministries house, 410 E. First Avenue. For families facing the trauma of incarcerated family members. Info: 696-0607.
Freedom That Lasts meets 7 p.m. Friday night and 10 a.m. Sunday at Progress Baptist Church, 1935 N. Rugby Road. For those who are hurting or have fallen. Info: 419-0722; 545-9177.
Good News @ 6 will be at 6 p.m. the fourth Sunday of each month at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. Welcoming all ages to a different service of worship. Info: 684-6266.
Grief Share Ministry meets 5-7 p.m. Sundays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For those experiencing a season of grief or loss. Info: 692-1262 ext.135.
Grief Share grief recovery group meets from 2-3:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesdays at Hendersonville First United Methodist Church, at Sixth Avenue and Church Street. Info: 693-3410; 693-1550; 693-4275.
Intercessory Time of Prayer, 5:15 p.m. the second Tuesday and 12:15 p.m. the fourth Tuesday at Grace Lutheran Church, 1245 6th Ave. W., Hendersonville. Info: 693-4890.
LIFT: Living in Faith Together group meets 10:45 a.m.-noon the first and third Tuesday of the month at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For those living with a chronic illness or condition. Info: 692-1262 ext.135.
Taize Worship at 6 p.m. the second Sunday of each month at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. A quiet and reflective worship. Info: 684-6266.
MemoryCaregivers Network meeting for caregivers (Fletcher Group), 1-3 p.m. the first Tuesday at Fletcher Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 1141 Howard Gap Road, Fletcher. Info: 645-9189 or 230-4143.
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) meets 9:15 a.m.-11:15 a.m. the second and fourth Wednesdays through May at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive, Hendersonville. Info: 692-1262.
Sacred Secrets to Healthy Relationships class meets 5-7 p.m. Sundays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For discover the secrets to healthy, real relationships in all areas of your life. Info: 692-1262 ext.135.
Stay Married for Life class meets 5-7 p.m. Sundays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For all married or engaged couples. Cost: $20. Info: 692-1262 ext.135.
A free children's ministry, 1-5 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of each month at Cummings Memorial United Methodist Church, Banner Farm Road, Horseshoe. Free children's clothes for up to 6 years old, along with diapers, supplies and equipment at the BEAR closet. Info: 891-9413 or 891-1557.
My Sisters Closet will be open 9 a.m.-noon Mondays, at First Methodist Church, 204 6th Ave. W. Clothing of different styles for work. Info: 693-4275.
Bread ministry — free bread from 3-4 p.m. Mondays at Balfour United Methodist Church, Highway 25 North, across from Hunter Chevrolet. Info: 692-5501.
Ministry for Separated and Divorced Catholics support group meets 5-6:30 p.m. Sundays at Immaculate Conception Church, at Seventh Avenue and Church Street, in Meeting Room 1, lower level of the church. Info: 693-7054.
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Review: Diplomatico Blanco Reserva
Posted by Arctic Wolf on October 30, 2010
In the late 1950s, the major companies which were involved in the production and distribution of alcoholic spirits in Venezuela were grouped into one organization called Licorerias Unitas S.A. This company was controlled by Seagrams who owned the majority share of the new consolidated company. After a series of mergers and acquisitions involving Seagrams, Diageo, and Pernod Richard, a decision was made finally to divest in the facilities in Venezuaela and concentrate instead upon brand commercialization.
The good news is that a group of local investors purchased the manufacturing assets of Licorerias Unitas S.A and formed Distilleries Unitas S.A. (DUSA) on August 22, 2002. Although this company is relatively new, the tradition of making quality rum in these Venezuelan facilities is not. It is a matter of fact that systematic rum production in Venezuela can be dated to 1896. The DUSA facilities are at the foot of the Terepaimai National Park and from these facilities they produce the wonderful Diplomatico Rums which have garnered so much attention of late.
The Diplomatico Blanco is a very recent addition to the Diplomatico line up. Working with Blend Wine and Spirits, The Blanco was added to the Diplomatico brand to serve as an alternative to premium Vodka for bartenders and connoisseurs. It is meant to occupy the high-end niche market formerly reserved only for high-end Vodka.
It was at Rum Renaissance in Miami Florida, where I met Alex Mejido of Blend Wine and Spirits. Alex gave me a bottle of the Diplomatico Blanco to review on my blog, and although it has been several months since Rum Renaissance, I have finally completed my end of the bargain. I should point out that I have not necessarily been negligent. I have waited before publishing the review to line things up (sort of) with the release of this product in my home market of Alberta Canada.
I was informed by PB Beverages that they are about to launch the Diplomatico Blanco in Alberta so my review hopefully is timely.
Here is a link to the review:
Review: Diplomatico Blanco Reserva
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Manchester aldermen keep alive 85-home developmentBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 05. 2013 11:32PM
MANCHESTER - A controversial land deal that could lead to the construction of 85 new homes in the northeast part of the city is still alive, after the aldermen voted to extend a purchase agreement with the developer.
At its meeting Tuesday, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted 11-4 to extend the agreement with Keith Martel of Sterling Realty, first signed nearly two years ago, for another year-and-a-half.
The land, which sits between Smyth Road, Interstate 93 and Radburn Street off Wellington Hill Road, is owned by the city, the Diocese of Manchester and a small group of private owners.
The sale was supposed to net the city around $650,000 out of a total sale price of $1.7 million, but the developer hasn't been able to get all the necessary approvals for the subdivision, including from the aldermen.
One year ago, aldermen killed a proposed zoning change that would have allowed the developer to build on smaller lots.
Alderman Garth Corriveau said the aldermen were being too indulgent with the developer.
"I think it's great that we be a developer-friendly city, but I don't think we should be pushovers," he said.
Alderman Ron Ludwig represents Ward 2, where the project would be built.
"Not only does the project add a huge amount of homes, we're not in a place where we can add more kids," he said. "I hear again about the school district talking about the challenge of redistricting, but we just keep allowing more building to take place."
Those voting against extending the agreement were: Aldermen Ludwig, Corriveau, Dan O'Neil and Ed Osborne. Voting in favor were: Aldermen Roy, Tom Katsiantonis, Joyce Craig, Pat Long, Bill Shea, Phil Greazzo, Barbara Shaw, Patrick Arnold, Normand Gamache, Joe Kelly Levasseur, and Mayor Ted Gatsas.


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Dell Inc., the world's third-biggest maker of personal computers, is going private in a deal valued at $24.4 billion, undertaking the biggest leveraged buyout since the financial crisis.
Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell and Silver Lake Management LLC will pay $13.65 a share, the companies said today in a statement. That's 25% more than the closing price of $10.88 on Jan. 11, the last trading day before Bloomberg News reported the discussions. Michael Dell is taking back majority control of the company he started almost three decades ago.
The stock has lost more than half its value since January 2007, when Dell resumed his role as CEO, amid investor dismay with management's failure to cope with upstart competitors in mobile and cloud computing. By going private after a quarter- century as a publicly traded company, Dell is seeking more leeway to cut jobs and adopt strategy shifts needed to court high-margin customers spending billions on data centers.
"They obviously see the writing on the wall," said Daniel Morgan, a senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust Co. in Atlanta. "They understand what the challenges are and realize they need to refurbish what they are doing."
Even as being private shields Round Rock, Texas-based Dell from answering to public shareholders on a quarter-by-quarter basis, it subjects the company to new constraints, including the addition of debt. Following the transaction, Michael Dell will be chairman and chief executive, maintaining "significant equity," according to the statement.
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Microsoft Corp. is contributing $2 billion, according to the statement. Silver Lake, a technology-focused private-equity firm, was working with partners to line up about $15 billion in funds for the buyout, people familiar with the matter have said.
Dell, which trails Hewlett-Packard Co. and Lenovo Group Ltd. in the PC market, was halted in U.S. trading. Its stock plummeted 31% last year as it struggled to adapt to the industry-wide shift to smartphones, tablet computers and cloud computing services.
Consumers and companies are shunning PCs in favor of mobile devices made by Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., and Dell lags behind Oracle Corp., Cisco Systems Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. in data-center hardware, software and services.
Dell has seen its fortunes rise and fall since holding an initial public offering in 1988. CEO Dell, who founded the company with $1,000 in 1984 in his University of Texas dorm room, was viewed as an industry wunderkind, demonstrating that he could sell complex products more efficiently and conveniently than was thought possible.
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Manchester ambulance service rates go up about 50 percentBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 24. 2013 10:42PM
MANCHESTER - The city's designated emergency ambulance company, American Medical Response, has significantly increased its rates, prompting fresh complaints about large bills for trips to the hospital.
Starting on Jan. 1, the company hiked its rates about 50 percent, charging $2,445 for a standard trip to the hospital. The previous rate had been $1,600. The company levies additional charges for medical services, as well as a mileage fee, which was hiked to $51 per mile, from $34.37, according to the Manchester Fire Department. The rate for ambulance trips that require more intensive care was raised to $3,260 from $2,300.
"They've raised their rates, which has resulted in an increase in complaints from the public, and it takes a lot of time for us to explain what's going on," Fire Chief James Burkush said.
AMR officials have said that it is forced to raise the rates it charges insurance companies to defray the costs of providing emergency service to those only covered by Medicare or Medicaid, as well as those who do not have insurance and cannot afford to pay.
The amount AMR is allowed to charge is restricted by its contract with the city; the company can only charge patients an out-of-pocket rate of 35 percent above the Medicare compensation rate per trip, about $600.
But the company is permitted to charge insurance companies much more, starting at $2,400 as of Jan. 1.


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Josette and Joseph Wiggan, two dancers on Banana Shpeel, take us behind the scenes of the television ad for the show. Between takes, see what goes on in the make-up rooms, discover the amazing costumes and get a sneak peek at the choreography in this quirky, off-the-wall production.
Luke Hawkins and Melissa Schott, two dancers from our upcoming show Banana Shpeel, brought us into their rehearsal studio. They took some time to explain the major role dancing plays in this new production, and to show off their own specialty: tap dancing. See our new take on this dance style!
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Sets public hearing dates on environmental clean-up millage and rezoning of Main Street property
The Ionia City Council heard the first reading of changes to an ordinance authorizing a continued millage for environmental clean-up at its meeting Monday night.
Proposed Ordinance No. 496 amends Ordinance No. 440 to continue a levy of up to 2 mills to be used for environmental purposes for five years. The ordinance also expands the use of the funds to cover costs associated with investigating, acquiring and cleaning up of properties the city might acquire in the future as part of its master plan.
Council approved Ordinance 440 in November 2006, after remediation costs of the Cleveland Street landfill went up and the state discontinued its remediation reimbursement grant program, City Manager Jason Eppler told council members. Ordinance No. 440 authorized the city to levy up to 2 mills to finance on-going remediation work at the landfill. That authorization expires at the end of the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2012, unless the ordinance is amended. The last millage authorized by the ordinance was .80 mills, included on the July 2012 property tax bill, which generated about $74,000 in revenue for remediation.
Since Ordinance No. 440 was passed, almost $650,000 has been raised to finance clean-up at the landfill. More than $1 million has been spent on landfill clean-up since July 2006.
The city also levies a debt service millage to retire bonds issued in 1990 to finance remediation at that time. This millage, which was approved by voters in 1991, is separate from Ordinance No. 440. This bond millage authorization will expire during fiscal year 2016-2017, when the bonds are retired.
"Although significant progress has been made at the landfill in remediating the site and controlling the costs to the taxpayers to do so, there is work still to be done, which justified amending Ordinance No. 440 and continuing to levy a millage to support this activity," Eppler told council.
A public hearing on the proposed ordinance is scheduled for 7 p.m. Jan. 8 in the council chamber at city hall.
Council also heard the first reading of proposed Ordinance No. 497, which, if approved, will rezone the property at 524 W. Main St. from R-1 (single family residential) to O (office), so that the residence can be converted to professional offices for a counseling business. Eppler told council that the planning commission believes office zoning would provide a use transition between the commercial properties to the east and the residences to the west.
A public hearing has been scheduled for 7 p.m. Jan. 8 on the matter.
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Study shows students have lower GPA when parents provide funding
01/17/2013 7:15amWhen parents send their their child off to college, they might not want to pay the majority of their child's tuition cost. If the parents do foot the bill, it may cost their child a good GPA.
Can guns be safely stored at home?
01/17/2013 7:45amNearly two years after a frightening ordeal, a mom of three is as motivated as ever to consider buying a handgun. But safety concerns keep her from buying.
Lawmakers to consider target shooting bill
01/17/2013 8:24amUtah's Legislature will likely decide whether the state's executive branch should have the authority to ban gun use in some areas during periods of extreme fire danger.
Herriman woman in final round of Baskin-Robbins flavor contest
01/17/2013 8:59amA Herriman woman is a Top 10 finalist in Baskin-Robbins' "Next Favorite Flavor Contest." Heather Gayler, 37, first entered the contest in August, and public voting ends Thursday night.
National GOP labels Matheson 'vulnerable' for 2014 election
01/17/2013 9:29amNational Republicans have already painted a bull's-eye on Democratic Rep. Jim Matheson's back for the 2014 election.
Students taking ownership of anti-bullying program
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2 taken to hospital after semi and car collide
01/17/2013 12:37pmFirefighters used the jaws of life Thursday morning to free two men from a car that collided with a semi.
School teacher charged with sexually abusing teenage boys
01/17/2013 3:06pmAn Ogden elementary school teacher was charged Thursday with sexually abusing two 13-year-old boys.
5 reasons locals should be happy Sundance is in Utah
01/17/2013 4:19pmThe start of the Sundance Film Festival every January brings filmmakers, movie buffs and celeb watchers to Park City for 10 days of independent films. Here are five reasons it's a good thing.
5 reasons locals should be happy Sundance is in Utah
01/17/2013 4:19pmThe start of the Sundance Film Festival every January brings filmmakers, movie buffs and celeb watchers to Park City for 10 days of independent films. Here are five reasons it's a good thing.
Getting kids to eat healthy begins with parents
01/17/2013 5:59pmMany of us make New Year's resolutions to eat healthier foods, but getting everybody in the house to take part — especially kids — can pose a challenge. Utah dietitians say it takes hard work and dedication, mainly from the parents.
Man accused of Legacy Parkway, I-215 shootings arrested
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Utah man a 3-time finalist in Doritos commercial competition
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Small town upset over possible Lake Mead marina closure
01/17/2013 8:46pmA marina that is popular with many Utahns use at Lake Mead will soon close. That's because Forever Resorts, the concessionaire that runs Echo Bay, will not be able to renew its temporary, three-year contract with the National Park Service.
You've got the wrong man, says defense attorney in deputy shooting case
01/17/2013 9:04pmA Uintah County man accused of trying to kill a sheriff's deputy has been ordered to stand trial, but his attorney suggested Thursday that authorities might have charged the wrong man.
Hundreds of cars rolling in for annual Auto Expo
01/17/2013 9:25pmThe Utah International Auto Expo will roll into Sandy for the weekend. It has been one of the most popular indoor winter attractions every year, where the U.S auto industry shows off their new products.
Jail documents reveal some details about Herriman girl's whereabouts
01/17/2013 9:27pmWhile the investigation into the disappearance of 13-year-old Brooklyn Gittins is over, police Thursday kept information about the man accused of harboring her close to their vests.
Airport police: Overstock CEO arrested for having gun in luggage
01/17/2013 11:12pmA prominent Utah businessman is the latest person to be nabbed at the Salt Lake City International Airport for allegedly having a loaded gun in his carry-on baggage.
Siblings in search of stolen belongings, memories of mother
01/17/2013 11:15pmA brother and sister are looking for help in locating boxes of items belonging to their late mother after the storage unit they were renting was burglarized Wednesday night.
Sundance is a bit much, even for founder Redford
01/17/2013 11:42pmEverybody wants a piece of Robert Redford. Young filmmakers talking him up for advice on the street. The stewardess on an airplane who mentions her son has this idea. The guy with a videotape under his arm who looked so grungy Redford thought he was a panhandler.
Man raises questions after carrying rifle into JC Penney
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text: It's that time of year again! On Friday, January 18 in the Laura Speed Elliott Middle School Auditorium at 6:45 p.m. the 18th Annual World Famous Boonville Silver Pirate Band Concert and Pie Auction will be held featuring Col. Tim Derendinger and the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th grade Bands and the Boonville High School Silver Pirate Band. Last year the money raised from this event was used to purchase new instruments, feed the band on school trips, produce a professionally recorded CD, as well as scholarships for students to attend music camps. The event has been a "delicious" success in years past, raising thousands of dollars for equipment, new band uniforms, scholarships, and travel meals for students in the Boonville Band program. With the music of the bands and the stellar talent of our auctioneers, the goal of the Boonville Silver Pirate Band Pie Auction and Concert is to put the "fun" back in "fundraising." This year members of the audience are invited to a new addition to the Concert and Pie Auction. Chili will be served starting at 5:45 and throughout the evening to chase away the January cold. . The bands will be performing a wide range of musical styles, including marches, overtures, popular, and swing music, with extra added entertainment by the world famous and extraordinary pie auctioneer from Cooper County. The Derendinger Auctioneering Firm specializes in turning a pie auction and chili supper into a great night of music and fun. This is a great time to get out, enjoy some great band music, and see what's cooking in Boonville at this entertaining event. Come continue the tradition of great food, music and fun with the Chili Supper at 5:45 p.m. in the LSE Cafeteria and the Band Concert and Pie Auction at 6:45 p.m. on Friday, January 18 at LSE Auditorium.


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• Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women causing more deaths each year than breast cancer.
• More women die of heart disease than men and women are less likely than men to receive appropriate treatment after a heart attack.
• Heart attacks can be a silent killer. Know the warning signs of a heart attack and stroke and when to call 911.
• Heart disease signs and symptoms can vary for women; chest pain, neck or jaw pain, back, stomach and abdominal pain, nausea, palpitations, shortness of breath, weakness, fatigue, and unexplained anxiety. Only 30 percent of cases include complaints of chest pain.
• Diet, lack of exercise, smoking, obesity and family history are all risk factors associated with heart disease.
• Many cardiovascular events can be prevented by making healthy lifestyle choices. If you smoke, quit. If you are sedentary, get up and move daily. Eat healthy. Lower the amount of salt in your diet and eat more fish, fresh vegetables and less processed carbohydrates.
Show your support for women's heart health and wear red on Friday, Feb. 4, 2011 for "National Wear Red Day".
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Have I mentioned how hard it is not to go finish off the container right now? Every now and then B&J come out with an amazing flavor that I can't get enough of and this is one of those flavors. Simple fantastic.
For perspective, let me start from the beginning (even though you know the conclusion). At first, I was thrown off by the name. Should I expect milk flavor? or maybe a mellow milk vibe to the whole thing? Then I read the description, and then I read it again. Two kinds of cookie dough? This I have to try, but then it sinks in and that little bar in your head just starts going up and up and up. Will this be the best flavor ever? Will this rule time and space with a fair and just demeanor for all? Will I run out of pointless things to say? I started to worry a little bit. What if it's boring and bland? What if all those cookie dough bits go to waste?
There was only one thing to do, start eating! At first I was greeted by what can best be described as an awesome cookies and cream flavor. The top notch cookie swirl mixed with B&J's excellent vanilla come together to make a wonderful cookies and cream flavor. I love c&c so I was already happy, but then it was time to dig into the cookie dough bits. Wow, those are some top notch bits! I expect the best from B&J and they deliver on these bits. The right texture, the right taste, just plain right on the money.
I settle in and really start to enjoy the ice cream. I expected the cookie dough bits to rule the roost here, but it started a little bit slower than that for me. At first they were just accenting the cookies and cream vibe. As I had more and more, as I really started to get into the bits everywhere, a wonderful flavor came over me. What's the problem with regular cookie dough? There's never enough cookie dough! Milk & Cookies has solved this problem in a most unique way. By starting with an excellent cookies and cream base, the cookie dough vibe never has to end. It's almost as if the ice cream and cookie vibe are in a near perfect one to one harmony. Once you realize this, once you are in the groove, you just want to eat and eat and eat and...... It's the pleasure of eating ice cream and the pleasure of eating a fresh cold chunk of cookie dough at the same time.
Maybe I'm delirious on some kind of cookie dough high, but right now, at this moment, at this point in my blogging career, I adore this flavor. It is probably the best cookies and cream flavor I have ever tasted (or may ever taste). Now, go do yourself a favor: When you go to pick up a fresh pint of this stuff, save a trip to the store and buy two, you're gonna need it.
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Earlier, he spent several years as a senior manager with Ernst and Young's capital markets and banking management consulting practice. Before moving to the U.S. from South Africa, Mr. Stein managed a long/short equity fund and was a practicing Chartered Accountant and CPA.
Mr. Stein earned a BA degree in computer science in 1982 and an MS degree in finance in 1984, both from the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa.


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March 07. 2013 10:34PM
MONT VERNON -- A 20-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly engaging in sexual intercourse with a minor earlier this year.
Authorities have charged Jesse Brill of Milford with one count of felonious sexual assault for the incident, which allegedly occurred around Jan. 7 at the girl's Mont Vernon residence.
Police said Brill contacted the 14-year-old girl while she was at school and arranged to meet with her later in the day when she would be alone.
"Brill met with her at the home and they engaged in sexual intercourse," police said in a release. The incident was reported to authorities on Jan. 25, at which point police began investigating the allegation.
Mont Vernon and Milford police served Brill with an arrest warrant Wednesday, according to police, who said Brill was allegedly found to be in possession of controlled drugs at the time.
Brill was being held on $75,000 bail and was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in 9th Circuit Court, Milford District Division, on the felonious sexual assault charge. Additional drug charges are still possible from Milford police, according to the release.


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David E. Brechbiel, 66, of Hopewell, passed away on Monday, March 4, 2013, at Altoona Regional Hospital.
David E. Brechbiel, 66, of Hopewell, passed away on Monday, March 4, 2013, at Altoona Regional Hospital.
He was born on Oct. 24, 1946, in Waynesboro, Pa., a son of the late Clifford E. and A. Pauline (Stephey) Brechbiel.
He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Davena K. (Barkdoll) Brechbiel and daughter Lesley.
He is also survived by the following family, brother Gordon Brechbiel and wife Karen (Cordell); sister Donna K. and husband Brian Sachs; nephews Andrew J. "AJ" Brechbiel and wife Katie (Eckels), Craig A. Sachs; niece Lori (Sachs) and husband Pat Mckivigan; two grand nieces Eliza J. Brechbiel and Rachel Mckivigan; grand nephew Michael Mckivigan; along with one uncle; and several cousins.
David graduated from Waynesboro High School Class of 1964. He was a member of Church of the Apostles United Church of Christ, Waynesboro.
He worked for the United Telephone/Sprint/Embarq/Centurylink as an engineer for 44 years until retiring in 2009.
David loved hunting, fishing, golfing and being outdoors. He especially loved watching his daughter compete at horse shows.
He made many good friends over the years and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
At David's request, private services will be held and officiated by Pastor Richard Daughtridge.
Arrangements by Akers Funeral Home, 299 Raystown Road, Everett, Pa. 15537.
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Members of the Harry Potter cast are opening their closets and donating clothing for a charity fundraiser to help in Tsunami disaster relief efforts. Actor Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) has contributed this autographed Harry Potter Crew T-shirt from the Philosopher's Stone film to be auctioned off on Clothesagency.com. Also contributing is actress Emma Thompson (Professor Trelawney) who donated this gorgeous Richard Tyler couture gown. Bidding is now open and runs through March 13th. All proceeds benefit the rebuildingsrilanka.org.uk fund, which is dedicated to helping rebuild Sri Lanka after the devastating tsunami which struck in December.


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By Phil Lucas
In the Faculty/Staff vs. Students Flag Football game played Thursday evening under the lights at Southfield Lathrup High School, the students came out on top, 36-6.
Kevin Finn led the faculty/staff team at quarterback. Scott Schneider was a defensive specialist and contributed a critical sack. Steve Brown led the offensive line. Mary Pinkowski scored on the first drive of the game for the faculty/staff team, but the over-the-hill gang couldn't find the scoreboard again.
Marcus Simon was a standout at wide receiver for the students' team and Jad El-Zir completed over 80 per cent of his passes at quarterback. Their first play of the evening was an 80-yard touchdown pass.
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In the Blue vs. White Powder Puff football game also played at Southfield Lathrup High School, the White Team prevailed, 19-12. Alex Bryden helped lead the White Team to victory with her performance, while Kate Watson had a great game for the Blue Team.
The White Team was coached by Mary Pinkowski and student coaches Javon Hunter, Kyle Converse, and Jaleel Graham. The Blue Team was coached by Lisa Kujawa and student coaches Matt Polhemus, George Grzywacz, and Jeremy Nafus.
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Josh Lance was the top student in the Homecoming Four Mile Race on Saturday with a time of 24:47, for a 6:12 per mile average.
Josie Queary was the top female student in the Homecoming Four Mile Race with a time of 29:14, for a 7:18 per mile average.
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Josh Lance kept his weekend going on Sunday when he won the third annual LTU Disc Golf Tournament with a score of four below par. The tournament was completely organized by student Bart Kowalewski and had around 20 student participants.
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LTU raised $607 for breast cancer research at Wednesday's volleyball pink-out game. When combined with the race on Saturday morning, the total cam to more than $1,250 for breast cancer research through Dean Hsiao-Ping Moore's laboratories in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Finally, our attendance between the two Homecoming soccer games totaled 700 for Saturday.


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This chapter describes how to set a scale and measure distances and areas on satellite images. Using ImageJ, a freely available image analysis program that runs on most operating systems, users set the spatial calibration of an image, then select... (View More) and measure distances and areas on it. The measurement results are reported in real-world units. The technique is most useful and accurate for nadir view (straight down) images. In this chapter, users examine satellite images of the Aral Sea, which has shrunk dramatically since 1960 because the rivers that flow into it have been tapped for irrigation. Users access satellite images of the region, then set a scale and measure the width of the sea each year. On another set of images, they highlight areas that represent water and measure them to see how these areas of the sea changed. This chapter is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook, which provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
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In this activity, users download and graph modeled climate data to explore variability in climate change. Most people know that climate changes are predicted over the next hundred years, but they may not be aware that these changes are likely to... (View More) vary from region to region. Using data from the University of New Hampshire's EOS-WEBSTER, a digital library of Earth Science data, users will obtain annual predictions for minimum temperature, maximum temperature, precipitation, and solar radiation for each of these 5 states: New York, Georgia, Colorado, Minnesota, and California. Data will span the years 2000 through 2100. Users will import the data into Excel and analyze it to see what, if any, regional variability exists. Finally, they will download data for their own state, compare these results with the results from the other 5 states and use their results to answer questions related to climate change. This chapter is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook (EET). Each EET chapter provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
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Students will be guided through the process of locating and graphing web-based environmental data that has been collected by GLOBE Program participants. This chapter highlights the opportunities for using GLOBE Program data to introduce basic... (View More) concepts of Earth system science. It is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook, which provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
This lesson incorporates sea surface data collected by NASA satellites. Data for three surface characteristics- height, temperature and speed- are used for several activities. Students examine the differences in speed of currents relative to... (View More) distance from the Equator. Sea surface data anomalies are charted and further analyzed. In addition, surface current data is presented to examine patterns related to El Niño. Note that this is lesson three of five on the Ocean Motion website. Each lesson investigates ocean surface circulation using satellite and model data and can be done independently. See Related URL's for links to the Ocean Motion Website that provide science background information, data resources, teacher material, student guides and a lesson matrix. (View Less)
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