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News of Supreme Sacrifice of Well Known Titusville Yound Man Only Received Officially Yesterday.
Another instance of the government's unfortunate mismanagement of the casualty lists of American forces overseas was brought to the attention of Titusville residents yesterday afternoon when Sidney W. Battles of West Cherry place received a telegram informing him that his younger brother, Harry A. Battles had been killed in action in France on Oct. 2 last. No details were contained in the brief telegram from the adjutant general of the war department.
Wrote Last Letter Sept. 24.
Mr. Battles had not heard from his brother since Sept. 24 but hoping against hope after signing of the armistice and the cessation of hostilities, he had come to believe that his brother was safte and would return again. The news of his death in action came as a severe shock both to Mr. Battles and all the friends of the young man.
Harry A. Battles was 30 years of age on June 28, 1918, the day that he left Titusville with a contingent of selective service men for Camp Lee, Va. He did not remain in camp but a few weeks before being sent overseas, arriving in France on August 26, according to letters received from him by his brother. He was assigned to Company H, 111th infantry, and the last letter written by him was dated Sept, 24, at which time he was well.
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The young man was born and had always lived in Titusville. He was sone of the late George and Etta Battles, and is survived by the brother, Sidney W. Battles, driver of the automobile fire truck of the city; another brother, Fred Battles of Ashley, N.D. and a sister, Mrs. Annen King of Ispwich, N.D.
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To be fair, we skied Wolf very late in the season, but they were still open for business so. . . here goes.
My primary memory of Wolf Ridge was the icy trails. The snow had melted and refrozen over the entire mountain with the typical late winter thaws and freezes. Then snowboarders plowed and scraped pretty much every last bit of snow (or ice granules) off - leaving nothing but hard ice. Can't change NC weather, but Wolf should have either made new snow or closed for the season by mid-February - or at the very least, reduced the price of their lift tickets to reflect the poor conditions. My wife (a beginner) injured her knee badly enough that she's unlikely to try skiing again anywhere. My daughter didn't enjoy it either. My son and I are somewhat more experienced so we were able to get by - but I wouldn't say we had a great time.
The trail and lift arrangement is a little weird - almost like two separate slopes. There is an upper lodge with a quad lift serving trails 18 thru 23 and a lower lodge with a quad, double, rope, and magic carpet lifts serving trails 1 thru 16. LOTS of trails. BUT, to get from the upper lodge area to the lower lodge trails you've got to ride a chairlift about 200 yds. across the top of the mountain. Then, you'll have to make a run down Lower Viewfinder (5) before you can get on a lift all the way to the top of the other trails on the lower lodge side. To get back to the upper lodge, you've got to ride the quad to the top of Upper Viewfinder and then ski down 5 and across 17. . . Not a big deal but can be a little inconvenient if you park at the upper lodge and want to ski more than just the few trails on that side of the resort. Several trails were closed when we were there, but there were still plenty of trails open. One thing I'll say about Wolf Ridge is they have a LOT of trails. And, they're mostly pretty nice runs.
The upper lodge area seemed to be in the throes of some failed development efforts. I was told that the lift on the upper lodge side was nearly repossessed in 2009. (Today as I write this, that lift and the trails it serves are all closed - possibly just because it's the middle of the week.) At the bottom of Nature View (20) there's a handful of fancy storage sheds and decks scattered around like a miniature ski village; supposedly there's an ice cream place, burger joint, and other little shops in there, but none was open for business when we were there. Also, we didn't see any sign that the two proposed new runs or the new lift had even been started.
We parked and hung out at the upper lodge only. It's a pretty traditional lodge - logs and all that. Nice big stone fireplace that they kept going all day. It got a little crowded at times, but generally you can go take a break and find a place to sit and warm up. They sell drinks and snack type food up front (not cheap but about average for a lodge). We didn't use a locker since our car was parked right there.
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I'd like to try this place again earlier in the season to see if the snow conditions might be better, but I would not go back if temperatures in the area have reached 35 degrees or more during the day. It doesn't seem like this place can afford to make much snow or groom trails regularly, so the weather will determine whether the conditions are good or crap.
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Ann Coulter is under fire from a fellow conservative on Tuesday after calling President Obama a "retard."
On Monday night during the final presidential debate, Coulter used the long-considered derogatory term for mentally handicapped individuals. She tweeted that she thought Mitt Romney was handling the debate well, apparently by not engaging Obama too aggressively.
"What a stupid, shallow thing to say, Ann," fellow conservative pundit Michelle Malkin tweeted in response early on Tuesday.
"She sure doesnt speak for us," the staff of Malkin's social media site Twitchy wrote in an article headlined "Groan: Ann Coulter calls President Obama a 'retard.' "
The site also noted that it may be the first time Malkin has agreed with some of the pro-Obama celebrities also criticizing Coulter's comment on Twitter, such as CBS's "Partners" actress Sophia Bush, NBC's "Up all night" star Christina Applegate, singer Michelle Branch and actress/deaf advocate Marlee Matlin.
Malkin and Bush were already engaged in a heated Twitter debate over their policy differences, but Malkin noted that she agreed with Bush that Coulter went too far in her tweet.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
Good for MM!
Coulter got her name in a headline and people are talking about her. I assure you she's perfectly happy.
President Obama: I Bowl Like a Retard
She should've used "special", "exceptional", "challenged".
Ugh. Why is it offensive to some class of people to call a person a retard?
Sometimes the shoe just fits.
Coulter is the "retard" for trying to convince people that Romney is a real conservative. Truth of the matter is Romney won the primary because of his money and nothing else and is leading the Kenyan, with a good chance to be elected, because the Kenyan is a disaster as president. Any of the republicans in the primary could beat the Kenyan communist.
Bill Maher's ex is yesterday's news.
MM is not stupid
The Obama admin NOT jumping all over this means they want it to go away. They don't want the label to stick.
MM just made it front and center, again. AND she did it for a valid reason.
Yes, it was impolite, OK sorry... But on a scale of one to ten? eh.... 2
but I like that it is going to be back in another news cycle AND in a 100% legit way
It is an insult to the intelligence of the MR population!
Word is that Ann misspoke and didn't mean to call Obama a retard. She meant to call him a steenkin' retard. I hope this clears up this little matter.
I'm glad A.C. has freedom to call 0 a tard and I am glad M.M. has the freedom to object.
Did I like it when the libtards REPEATEDLY said how much they hated Bush or any number of knuckleheaded things?
No, I did not like it at all and I SAID SO!
Otherwise, 0 is a retarded punk!
Michelle Branch (@michellebranch) October 23, 2012
No its not. Libtards, even when they are smart, are guilty of compartmentalized retardation.They may be smart in some things, but they are hopelessly retarded when it comes to philosophy and economics.
Michelle Branch (@michellebranch) October 23, 2012
No its not. Libtards, even when they are smart, are guilty of compartmentalized retardation.They may be smart in some things, but they are hopelessly retarded when it comes to philosophy and economics.
You're asking why a word used as an insult when directed towards other people is viewed as offensive?
"0 is a retaded punk"
I wish to sincerely apoligize for saying that.
What I meant to say is 0 ia a retarded punk and a lier.
BTW I am not a big fan of Coulter and I have always like Malkin.
Not for the Democrats there isn't.
bullshit. she's right calling him a retard!!!
Shove your PC crap up your backside!
sounds like Ann started the drinking game a day early..
Thanks to Michelle for all she does!
The next time any of you is tempted to use the terms "are you crazy/nuts" "did you go off your meds" "that's insane" and so on...keep in mind that your remarks are offensive to the mentally ill and you are all insensitive for doing so.
But I bet most people use terms like that all the time and never think twice. I've never heard or read of Malkin voicing opposition to these kinds of comments that "demean" the mentally ill.
And no, I don't really believe there is anything wrong in using terms like those above but then I don't find the word retard objectionable either. PC police work is so Lefty.
I want to see the two women confront each other in a pillow fight.
I don't give a rats ass about anyones feelings!!!
Word is that Ann misspoke and didn't mean to call Obama a retard. She meant to call him a steenkin' retard. I hope this clears up this little matter.
This again. So we have to talk about Ann's comment while Obama lies and covers up and lies some more?
What Ann said is PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE and is an accurate description of Barack. Stop with the sissy Log Cabin Republican Boo Hoo Schtick. Come on FR.
That's painfully obvious...
Apparently, most FReepers on this thread have no one close to them who IS mentally retarded. Continue using the term at your own peril, FReepers...it is juvenile and beneath intellectual discourse...
You just give the left all the ammo they require...
Ann Coulter makes good points, but she can't resist being a nasty, hateful, sharp-tongued shrew.
She seems at her core to be an angry, bitter woman.
Michelle can say things equally devastating and effective, but she does it without having to get in the gutter.
Michelle has one thing Ann does not: class.
I refuse to give up the word retard. Even using it for fun and ridicule is fine. The world is not made to make sure you are never offended. If i go up to a handicapped kid and call him names with the intent on hurting him, fine, crucify me.
But if i decide someone is stupid like Obama and call him a "retard", then thats fine.
You wouldn't understand. Carry on.
I would expect to see some of these posts on DU but not here. Very disappointing.
Malkin plays to the choir, Coulter plays to the retards..
The choir is already voting smartly.. (Most of them)..
Its with the retards votes can be gained..
You know.... the retards those with Obamaesia.. the Obamaoids..
Hereabouts he's refered to as "that f***ing n*****" by people in respectable positions. But I guess he's not retarded, so maybe she has a point.
Perfectly legitimate? Oh, really...?
(From the Special Olympics Blog on Wordpress.com. Written by John Franklin Stephens, a young man with Down Syndrome.)
Dear Ann Coulter,
Come on Ms. Coulter, you arent dumb and you arent shallow. So why are you continually using a word like the R-word as an insult?
Im a 30 year old man with Down syndrome who has struggled with the publics perception that an intellectual disability means that I am dumb and shallow. I am not either of those things, but I do process information more slowly than the rest of you. In fact it has taken me all day to figure out how to respond to your use of the R-word last night.
I thought first of asking whether you meant to describe the President as someone who was bullied as a child by people like you, but rose above it to find a way to succeed in life as many of my fellow Special Olympians have.
Then I wondered if you meant to describe him as someone who has to struggle to be thoughtful about everything he says, as everyone else races from one snarkey sound bite to the next.
Finally, I wondered if you meant to degrade him as someone who is likely to receive bad health care, live in low grade housing with very little income and still manages to see life as a wonderful gift.
Because, Ms. Coulter, that is who we are and much, much more.
After I saw your tweet, I realized you just wanted to belittle the President by linking him to people like me. You assumed that people would understand and accept that being linked to someone like me is an insult and you assumed you could get away with it and still appear on TV.
I have to wonder if you considered other hateful words but recoiled from the backlash.
Well, Ms. Coulter, you, and society, need to learn that being compared to people like me should be considered a badge of honor.
No one overcomes more than we do and still loves life so much.
Come join us someday at Special Olympics. See if you can walk away with your heart unchanged.
A friend you havent made yet,
John Franklin Stephens
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Actually, "perfectly legitimate" as in a factual, scientific term. Below classifications are from Assessment Psychology:
V62.89 Borderline Intellectual Functioning IQ 71-84
317 Mild Mental Retardation IQ 50-55 to approximately 70
318.0 Moderate Retardation IQ 35-40 to 50-55
318.1 Severe Mental Retardation IQ 20-25 to 35-40
318.2 Profound Mental Retardation IQ below 20 or 25
So Barack gets a score somewhere below 70.
As a man whose brother has severe mental retardation, I also believe that many on this board seem to prefer juvenile epithets such as this to more effective (and classy) critiques of figures who are our political adversaries.
DU mentality and maturity, indeed...
Years ago, I was standing in a bread line (here in the Land of the Free, not in the Soviet paradise) with my daughter 3 or 4 years old. She was very quiet that day, and the man standing behind me axed me if she was special. Special? Yes, of course, I answered, she's special. He kept babbling and after a while I understood that he meant to ask if the child was a cretin.
The idiocy is not Ann Coulter who uses the word 'retard' in colloquial sense, and not clinical, the idiocy is those who resort to retarded euphemisms such as "special".
So, let's be generous to Zero and call him a moron, placed into office by votes from imbeciles and idiots.
Unfortunately many never have and never will know the true hardship and life long obstacles and road blocks that not only affect the specific individual but also their entire family. There is nothing worse as a father than being told your son who is 5 minutes old that he has Trsisomy 21 and instantly all of your life long dreams for him have been shattered and are gone forever.
hey but where was everyone when Bill Maher called people who were conservative "extra chromosome"?
Hey while we are at it, President Obama said his bowling was "Special Olympics" worthy, on Leno's show.
Liberal pundit and columnist Maureen Dowd referred to "extra chromosome conservatives" in an interview with Bill Maher's on HBO. The National Down Syndrome Society issued a statement saying use of the term "extra chromosome" as a negative descriptor "is insensitive and demeaning to the more than 350,000 people in the United States who have Down syndrome, which occurs when there is an extra copy of the 21st chromosome. Regardless of who originally coined the term... Ms. Dowd has perpetuated it as a slur against hundreds of thousands of Americans who are contributing members of society and who deserve the same respect that we all expect."[3]
Obama White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is reported to commonly denigrate persons he disagrees with as "retarded;" he was pointedly criticized for this by Sarah Palin.[4]
Former Vice President, Nobel Prize winner, and senior Democratic Party elder statesman Al Gore mocked children with Down syndrome by referring to his political critics as having "an extra chromosome."[5]
On March 3 2009, President Obama ridiculed children with disabilities on Jay Leno's program when answering a question about his bowling prowess. Obama said "It was like Special Olympics." [6][7] [8]
Obama on Jay Leno's Tonight Show,
March 3, 2009.The CEO of the Special Olympics defended the program noting the President had "set us back decades with his comments."[9] Gov. Sarah Palin, whose youngest son Trig was born with Down syndrome, reacted, "This was a degrading remark about our world's most precious and unique people, coming from the most powerful position in the world." In her resignation speech as Governor of Alaska, Palin stated: "[T]his decision comes after much consideration, and polling the most important people in my life - my children, where the count was unanimous. In response to asking: 'Want me to make a positive difference and fight for ALL our children's future from OUTSIDE the Governor's office?' It was four "yes's" and one "hell yeah!" ... much of it had to do with the kids seeing their baby brother Trig mocked by some pretty mean-spirited adults ..."[10] In responses to Obama's comments, Kevin McConiughey, an actual Special Olympics bowling champion with an average game score of 266, reportedly challenged the President to a match at the White House bowling alley. The President apparently declined, as there were no reports indicating he accepted. [11]
The extreme liberal website Wonkette carried a series is grotesquely disparaging remarks directed at Trig Palin on his 3rd birthday. Wonkette only relented and removed the content after Papa Johns, Huggies, the Vanguard Group, Holland America Cruises, Nordstrom, Bob Evans Farms, Reliant Energy, DealSwarm and Coldwell Banker joined in a boycott and pulled thier advertising from the site.[12]
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CLOONEY: Yes.
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Democratic Senator Al Franken of Minnesota peddled a book entitled Rush Limbaugh is a Big, Fat, Stupid Idiot, viciously ridiculing a person struggling with obesity and deafness.
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Liberal talk radio host Mike Malloy lashed out at conservative commentator Glenn Beck, a recovering alcoholic, told his radio audience "I have good news to report. Glenn Beck appears closer to suicide. I'm hoping that he does it on camera....given his alcoholism and his tendencies towards self-destruction, I am only hoping that when Glenn Beck does put a gun to his head and pulls the trigger, that its on television, because somebody will capture it on YouTube and it will be the most popular little piece of video for months."[18]
Congressional Democrats wrote into the so-called "health care reform" bill of 2009, the outdated and offensive language, "A hospital or a nursing facility or intermediate-care facility for the mentally retarded . . ." (emphasis added).[19] Families of the learning-disabled, mental health experts, and advocates were outraged at the insensitivity of the proposed language in the new law (a rare example of liberals criticizing their own, albeit hypocritically).[20]
I would have just stated it as Liberalism is an infantile mental disorder and Obama is a practitioner.
Did he write a similar letter to Bill Maher, Maureen Dowd, George Clooney, and President Obama? All have ridiculed conservatives as "retarded."
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There really is not a chapter in this book that should be skipped. Every chapter contains a wealth of valuable information for those looking to get into Windows 8 development.
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Over all this is an awesome book. It is a must have for any Windows 8 developer of any level.
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Got pretty close to your target. Closed at a spread of $3.56. It's crazy. The options market doesn't agree with the spread. The only thing I can figure is that it is easier to short LINE than LNCO. How else do you explain the spread getting this big.
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January 28, 2016 Thirty years ago today, many Americans witnessed a tragedy on live television. On Jan. 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger lifted off from Cape Canaveral, Fla. more »»
Approve application
January 27, 2016 Sometimes it takes teamwork to get a job done. That's what officials in the city of Martins Ferry and Pease Township determined in recent weeks. more »»
Practice fire safety
January 26, 2016 As the cold winter weather drags on, structure fires continue to plague our area. more »»
Tunnel work was needed
January 25, 2016 The city of St. Clairsville recently invested a good deal of time and money in an old hole in the ground, and it was absolutely the right thing to do. more »»
People deserve to know
January 24, 2016 Four men in Belmont owe the public an explanation. On Nov. 3, village voters went to the polls and elected a new mayor — Stan Sobel. more »»
Put safety first
January 22, 2016 Since 1891 people have traveled back and forth between Ohio and West?Virginia via the Aetnaville Bridge. It appears, though, that the span may have reached the end of its useful lifespan. more »»
Helping our own
January 20, 2016 We are fortunate to live here in the Ohio Valley, even in times of misfortune. Few experiences are more difficult to handle than the loss of one's home. more »»
Care for furry friends
January 19, 2016 People throughout eastern Ohio and the Upper Ohio Valley are accustomed to having animals in their lives. Many local residents have pets who share their homes. more »»
Wanted: Public servants
January 17, 2016 Although politicians already are on the campaign trail in eastern Ohio, many communities are still in need of individuals who are willing to serve at the local leve. more »»
Cheers and Jeers
January 16, 2016 CHEERS to all police officers and members of the community who paid their respects to retired K-9 officer Rock at a memorial held at the Martins Ferry Recreation Center this wee. more »»
Care center cleanup
January 13, 2016 Monroe County officials are in the process of tackling a big problem, and they have brought in professionals to help them accomplish the task. more »»
Modern technology
January 12, 2016 A couple of Belmont County entities took steps toward the future in recent months. The Union Local School District has started putting Goggle Chromebooks in students' hands. more »»
Public Input
January 11, 2016 City leaders in Martins Ferry have plans to expand their community, but first they want to hear from those who could be most affected by those plans - city residents. more »»
Approve funding
January 10, 2016 Bethesda Village Council is seeking some help from the state of Ohio to make its wastewater treatment system safer for employees and the publi. more »»
Holding the line
January 6, 2016 Belmont County Common Pleas Judge Frank Fregiato has done it again. On Monday, he imposed the maximum penalty on a woman who violated the public trust by stealing from the village of Barnesville. more »»


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