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Human Smoke by RRaDDin
Version: 1.0 | Updated: 03/21/96
From: -=RRaDDin=- <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Newsgroups: alt.games.mk
Subject: H-Smoke FAQ 1.0
Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 15:46:53 -0800
As you all know H-Smoke was found the other day, I have seen many different
post with all sorts of combo's and all, but for those of you who dont want to
print out a rather large FAQ for the moves or dont want to walk out of the
house with 15 pages and one code on each page here is the 1.0 version of what
we now know.
To Play as H-Smoke: (Code Found by Grinch)
Insert coins
Select C-Smoke
Select difficulty level
Now here is the Interesting part. You can either go ahead with the code.
(Hold) Back, Run, HP, Block, HK
OR you can go ahead and play with C-smoke Untill you wish to play with
H-Smoke. *****(You may change at the Begining of any Oppenent.)*****
-=Known Moves=-
Spear: Back, Back, LP
Teleport: Foward, Down, Back, HP
Air Throw: Block in the air
Fatal #1: (Close) Run, Block, Run, Run, HK
-=Known Combo's=-
*I will put what I have done here and what I have read below.*
Axe Combo: HP, HP, HK, Back+HK
Elbow Combo: HP, HP, UP+LP
Kick Combo: HK, HK, LK, B+HK
UpperCut Combo: LK, LP
Various #1 Combo: Teleport, Spear, UpperCut Combo, Teleport, UpperCut
Various #2 Combo: Teleport, Spear, Uppercut Combo, Teleport, Roundhouse
Various #3 Combo: Teleport, Spear, UpperCut Combo, Teleport, HP, A-Throw
Various #4 Combo: Teleport, Spear, UpperCut Combo, Teleport, HP,
Jump Kick, A-Throw
Various #5 Combo: Teleport, Spear, UpperCut Combo, Teleport, Ducking LP,
Various #6 Comob: Teleport, Spear, Uppercut Combo, Teleport, Ducking LP,
Standing HP, Jump kick, A-Throw
Various #7 Combo: Teleport, Spear, Uppercut Combo, Jump Kick
Various #8 Combo: Teleport, Spear, Uppercut Combo, Jump Punch
Various #1 Combo: Teleport, (Run UP) UpperCut Combo, (Walk Underneth) HP,
Spear, and Finish with any other comob.
(Oudom Seng.)
Various #2 Combo: UpperCut Combo, Teleport, Spear, HP, HP, HK, Back+HK
Various #3 Combo: Jump in HP, Uppercut Combo, (Walk Towards) Roundhouse
Teleport, HP, Spear, Uppercut Combo, Jump Kick, A-Throw
-=Tips and Tricks=-
* Q: What about the Choose Your Destiny Screen?
A: Go ahead and choose it, You dont have to hold the buttons down
During this part.
* Q: How long do I have to Hold down the Buttons?
A: Hold them down From the Begining of Round 1 Untill Smoke
* Q: How do I reach the Run Button?
A: To reach the Run button Use the Hand that is holding the
Joystick Back. It is MUCH easier this way.
* Q: You Can Change During any Round?
A: You may change during ROUND 1 on any oppenent. You can not
change on Round 2 however.
The moves and Combo's Listed above (except The *read* ) have all been
Confirmed and work fine. Credit has been given throughout the FAQ to
People that Have posted stuff that has fallen into my hands. This Faq
will be Updated when there is more to know.
Have Fun, I know Im bored.
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2000 7:50 pm
Post subject: Mark's voice
Has anyone but me realized his voice?How he talks it makes a girl melt and he's got that southern boston accent. In Fear when he talks to nicole it sounds like he really loves her.
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I truely have to agree with you, on the voice issue, I think it's totally sexy, and really romantic tone! Just like in "the big hit" He's voice it's so tender that actually makes you melt!! The way he talks to Nicole softly and the way he talks in this I'm so sorry tone in "The Big Hit" Is just increreble, he defenetly makes you believe, whatever the heck he wants you to believe...I'm still trying to figure out if that's good or bad and if it's good how I could use it on my advantege!! lol
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God i have to say....
Mark's voice was SOOOO sexy
especially the kind of language he used ....
e.g "See Steve,
I'm hip to ya problems. All ov em."
And how he said Walker...."Waakuh"
Man Reese is lucky to have nabbed that boy
Also... at the end where David is about to shoot Steve and Nicole screams "NO!"
and he says "what? dont you wana come wif me?" i wouldnt care if he shot my dad! Id got with Mark any day!
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Another thing did anyone notice that when Reese is mad at her father in the movie bc he doesn't want reese(nicole) to date mark and he's says to her it's all gonna be ok we'll be togetherthat part definitely makes me melt
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2000 11:30 pm
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hmmmm i thought i was the only one that thought that did u notice him and david from the old real world have the same voice but marks sounds sexier ...i guess its the boston accent thing
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Yeah! I just recently noriced how sexy Mark's voice actually is and now I can't seem to get enough of it!!
Boy, I think that I'm in love with you!
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you are soooo right about mark's sexy voice....i hear it everyday cuz i'm from boston & live here,now. but mark is the hottiest guy with the accent. my bro went to florida last month and mad chicks commented on his "mark wahlberg"accent. we make fun of it here!!!
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I loved his voice. ITs great. That Bosten accent is wonderful he sounds so tender and sexy. I love it!!!
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yeah he's got the boston accent i hate mine it's too.... i don't know... boston... LOL i live in Dorchester and have since i was born in Springfield, Mass. but i'm used to hearin' guys wit boston accents and i don't really notice cuz i got the same accent soo.. but i can say Mark is sexy!
[This message has been edited by Crissy Smith (edited June 21, 2001).]
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When Mark talks his voice is really deep and in Fear his voice makes me go all tingly inside but also when he talks he kinda sticks his tongue out then pulls it back out again. Has anyone noticed that?
On this website-
- check out the media, then the 'good vibrations' video then you'll know what I mean.
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i totaly agree with all of u! I keep watching fear over n over again just cause i wanna hear hte accent!
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If u guys luv to hear his voice just like me
...well...go to mtv.com...then type in Mark Wahlberg(Where it says search) and click search..u'll find a link. Click on that link and guess what...u'll be able to hear Mark's voice for one the interviews. Everytime i'm feeling down..i just go to that site, and listen to Mark's voice over and over and over and over. Of course u can buy his album of Marky Mark to hear him sing, but in that one...u can can hear him talk.(or u can just watch his movies..like i do)Just thought i'd mention that.
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I totally have to agree with you on Mark voice, he is soo sexy. I was watching Fear with one of my friends and i swear i was freaking out the whole time...Sounds pretty pathetic i know but he is the sexiest man in the movies.
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It's kinda funny...the difference between girls and guys. U guys were talking about Mark's voice in The Big Hit, where he raises it higher being sexy. 2 us guys, it's more of a comidical thing. Cuz 2 us, that's a voice we would use 2 sound like we are whipped just 2 make females happy. It's almost a childish type of voice so that we sound so innocent that a girl can't be mad at us. I hope that makes sense 2 u girls.
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I agree.. i love his voice.. it's so much a part of him .. ya know? i think that's one of his best features... it's so sexy and sensual.. so deep... lol almost orgasmic
i love it
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Combine, field fires mar harvest
Staff writer
Howard Collett had just finished harvest Tuesday night, was putting up his auger and shutting down his Gleaner combine when he noticed a fire.
"I looked out and saw the black smoke and thought, "This is bad," he said.
Collett had time to get his combine out of the dry wheat stubble, away from buildings, and into a bean field before flames engulfed his machine.
"I sure jumped out of there quick," he said.
The responding Marion Fire Department estimated that the Gleaner was a total loss. Collett does not agree.
"It still has wheels on it, the header and cab weren't touched, so I think there's some value left," he said.
Collett says he has been farming since 1955 and this was his first machinery fire.
"This is my first Gleaner, too," he said. "Maybe it's related."
Collett is not the only farmer to have a problem with fires this harvest. Statewide, farmers are starting stubble and grass fires accidentally as they bring in their crops.
According to Marion Fire Chief Mike Regnier, this was the second combine to catch fire Tuesday.
Over the past week, county first responders answered four calls involving farm fires. Last Thursday, two fires were reported.
At 4:50 a.m. fire and ambulances responded to a barn fire in Lincolnville. Later that day, Goessel and Hillsboro fire departments responded to an out-of-control stubble fire at 110th and Goldenrod Roads. They responded to a similar call Saturday evening at 120th and Eagle Roads.
Monday, in Durham, a pickup truck caught fire while driving through a wheat field.
Collett says he is usually overly cautious about causing fires.
"I must have got into some tough stubble or something," he said. "I don't know what I got into but it sure caught quickly."
With warm and dry conditions and no break in the forecast, farmers will need to be extra vigilant when it comes to fires.
"It was a good thing I had my phone on me," Collett said. "I never have my phone on me. I guess I need to start keeping it handy."
Collett said after today's accident he would look over his insurance policy and get to work finding a new combine.
"Nothing else I can do, and it's not like I can afford to go without one," he said.
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A few weeks ago the folks at Wayfair invited me and several other bloggers to participate in their Holiday Tablescape Challenge – of course I was game! The timing was perfect because I'll be hosting Thanksgiving this year and it gave me the opportunity to plan ahead. As part of the challenge, Wayfair sent me 5 items that I selected from a list of 12 to incorporate in the table setting.
A custom table runner in a chevron pattern fabric by Robert Allen inspired the silver, brown and chartreuse color scheme and the contemporary feel I was envisioning. I love the more subtle interpretation of this classic pattern and the pop of chartreuse is really fun. It pattern plays so nicely with the unscripted cowhide rug. For additional visual interest, I also layered several other materials including rattan, bronze and metallic silver. I loved the way the table turned out!
Here are the Wayfair products selected:
Ten Strawberry Street Square 10″ Dinner Plates (topped with chartreuse napkins)
David Shaw Silverware Urban Retreat Deconstructed Bowl (used for the floral centerpiece)
Achla Goblet Vase (filled with liquid amber leaves and pheasant feathers)
David Shaw Silverware Urban Retreat Rectangular Platter (topped with white pumpkins)
Fleur-de-Lis Two Tier Plate Stand in Antique White from Mesa Home (perfect for pumpkin & red velvet cupcakes)
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Gordon goes to Indonesia
I can't thank you enough for the guitar. There are many traveling musicians in Indonesia, mostly from Australia. Unfortunately most Indonesian musicians don't make enough money to be able to afford a guitar, much less a Voyage-Air, but they were all very impressed. I'm impressed myself, frankly. the guitar sounds and plays comparably to a Martin, in my humble opinion. The guitar was my therapy many nights and I entertained many.
I wish I'd been able to take more and better pictures with the guitar, unfortunately I only had an iPod camera so the quality is not fantastic. One of the pictures is golden. The airport security guys in Bali were like, "Why are you carrying a broken guitar?" They were totally blown away when I showed them. The guy holding the guitar is actually a decent blues picker!
Also during my travels I heard about the deal with Fender, congratulations! Voyage-Air guitar has an amazing thing going and I hope for continued success.
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Blizzard Sues Second Korean Network Over Unlicensed StarCraft: Brood War Broadcasts
Now, Blizzard has sued OnGameNetwork (OGN) for broadcasting an unauthorized Brood War league. (translation via TeamLiquid.net). The situation is a bit different from the MBCGame lawsuit because OGN had successfully negotiated for a broadcast sub-license from Gretech for a previous competition.
On October 26, however, OGN announced another Starleague that did not have a sub-license, triggering the lawsuit. GomTV representative Bae In Sik said, via translation, that 'OGN has already agreed that the right to broadcast belongs to Blizzard and GomTV when they started Korean Air OSL Season 2, and it's too bad that they started another league illegally.'
OGN plans to continue to negotiate for licenses during the lawsuit, but it remains to be seen if any Starleagues will actually be halted through these suits.


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I suppose that can only be done by viewers donating newer photographs. Because those early photos were not all taken by this site's founders. They were donated by many individuals. In the earliest days of GT.com, it was quite a painstaking task to get photos approved, put up and took considerable time.
And actually, photos taken in the 1990s and 2000s (and earlier) are now historical in a relative sense, and continue or preserve a historical link to those sites now greatly changed or now vanished. I actually enjoy seeing historical photos taken during a town's heyday, those taken during decline, those taken after ghosting, those taken in modern times, and those taken today. They preserve the continuity of historical locations covered on this website.
Because even without the negative impacts of human hands, they will not be there tomorrow. Because in time nature will erase all.


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Lee Elmo Campbell
b. 21 Feb 1873, Dallas Co., Texas
d. 18 May 1935, Dallas Co., Texas
& Etta Marie Moore
b. 5 Jun 1875, South Carolina (probably Anderson Co.)
d. 12 Jan 1959, Garland, Dallas, Texas
m. 1894
|--Beatrice Ursula Campbell
|----b. Aug 1895, Texas
|--Minnie Campbell
|----b. Sep 1896
|--Roberta Campbell*
|----b. 6 Sep 1897, Hutchins, Dallas, Texas
|----d. 16 Feb 1970, Garland, Dallas, Texas
|---& Phillips
|--Roberta Campbell*
|----b. 6 Sep 1897, Hutchins, Dallas, Texas
|----d. 16 Feb 1970, Garland, Dallas, Texas
|---& Harmer
|--Ruby Campbell
|----b. Mar 1900
|--Uhl Ray Campbell*
|----b. 1902, Texas
|---& Grace Ragland
|----b. 1909, Texas
|--Uhl Ray Campbell*
|----b. 1902, Texas
|---& Elizabeth Jackson
|--Taylor Campbell
|----b. 23 Mar 1905, Hutchins, Texas
|----d. 21 Feb 1969, Garland, Dallas, Texas
|---& Juanita Andrews
|----b. 1914
|----m. 1929
|--Eula May Campbell
|----b. 1907, Texas
|---& Walter P. Simmons
|----b. 1907
|----m. 1927
|--Lloyd Campbell
|----b. 1910
|--Leon Campbell
|----b. 1912
This is the family of my grandfather Kirby Runion Moore's sister Etta Marie Moore and her husband, Lee Elmo (also seen as "Elmore") Campbell. Etta's parents were Harlston Perrin Moore and Martha E. Lewis.
I would love to share information with anyone related to/researching this family; you can contact me at my e-mail address, which can be found by going to my profile page (there is a link to that page in the About Me section to the left).
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Surname Saturday: Lee Elmo Campbell and Etta Marie Moore
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Lloyd Loche Campbell
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Birth 03 Mar 1910 in Mullin, Mills, Texas, USA
Death 29 Jun 1990 in Seattle, King, Washington, USA
I also have a picture for him, send me an email if you want the picture. Or checkout my ancestry.com tree..
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Marjorie Scaman
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Birth 10 Nov 1918 in Cashmere, Chelan County, Washington, USA
Death 10 May 2007 in Des Moines, King, Washington, USA
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Wong Kar Wai's newest (and first English-language) film, My Blueberry Nights, about a woman in search for herself and love after a bad breakup, stars a cast of beautiful people: Natalie Portman, Rachel Weisz, Jude Law and easy-listening chanteuse Norah Jones — in her first acting performance. But does Norah — who smartly makes her movie debut via the director of such critically-acclaimed films as In The Mood For Love and Happy Together — deliver a sweet performance in Blueberry? The critics weigh in, after the jump.
My father likes to contend that movie acting is the easiest art; Norah Jones' performance here is a compelling refutation of that claim. There's nothing overtly wrong with her line readings or facial expressions, and she's as lovely as the day is long. As a singer, Jones is a gifted explorer of this same emotional terrain: wistfulness, longing, heartbreak. But as an actor, she fails to make Elizabeth someone we want to know better. Meanwhile, another singer, Chan Marshall (aka Cat Power), packs a whole nightclub's worth of smoky mystery into her one scene as Jude Law's returning ex-girlfriend.
Without a plot or any kind of connective tissue to hold the vignettes together, nothing about My Blueberry Nights makes any kind of coherent sense as it follows Norah Jones, the recording artist, around in her acting debut. She can't act, and I've got news—she's no jazz singer, either, even though she's managed to forge a bogus reputation as one. Still, here she is, in practically every scene, lovely to look at but so insecure and uncertain about how to speak a simple declarative sentence that she seems to be hiding in the corner of each frame.
Norah Jones, in her bland screen debut, plays a brokenhearted New Yorker named Elizabeth who sets out on a road trip across America after a bad breakup, presumably in search of oblivion or at the very least a change of scenery. But first, she wallows, spending a series of long, woozy nights in an otherwise ever-deserted diner basking in the melancholy sympathy of diner owner and fellow lonely-heart, Jeremy, improbably played by Jude Law. If this is the guy she goes to for a shoulder, you have to wonder who she's pining for.
For all its insubstantiality, My Blueberry Nights does provide some catnip allure that will be to some tastes. Best served will be those willing and able to embrace the general void of Elizabeth's character and place themselves within it. Jones proves agreeable but bland company in the role; she's attractive, but lacks mystery, emotional vitality and that something special behind the eyes. As if to make up for this in their scenes together, Law starts off in overdrive and only rarely downshifts; he's more effective when he does so.
All that stuff bothered me at first, along with the fact that Jones can't really act. When she's required to display emotion about the former boyfriend, it's more like watching somebody miss the bus or lose her cellphone than undergo a very early midlife crisis. Still, the camera loves her, as they say. (If there's one thing Wong Kar-wai knows how to do better than any other filmmaker, it's shoot beautiful women so they look their best.) She has a little of the young Julia Roberts, or a less extreme Angelina Jolie, about her.
Ms. Jones, whose diffidence lends her musical performances an air of intrigue and seduction, does not so much fail to act as refuse to try. Her face registers degrees of strickenness and bewilderment, but she is most persuasive when she falls asleep at the counter of Jeremy's establishment after gorging on pie.
Jones, a very appealing performer in concerts and interviews, is herself half-Asian (her father is the celebrated Indian sitarist Ravi Shankar), and thus fits snugly into the Wong Kar Wai iconography [...] Jones also has a similar background to many performers from Wong's Hong Kong films: Leung, Leslie Cheung, Faye Wong, Andy Lau, Leon Lai and dozens of others were Canto-pop stars before they were accomplished actors. But there's a big difference between movie acting, which is what the Hong Kong stars quickly learned to do, and posing for pictures, which is what Jones does. She has all the right moves, but something is missing inside. (Her unfortunate speaking voice doesn't help.) She's the hole at the center of the movie. Indeed, Blueberry Nights can be seen as a series of acting lessons, by the other members of the cast, which Jones can apply the next time she's in a movie. Their work usually looks natural; hers seems forced and false. They shine, next to her limited screen luster.
The glue here is Jones, who holds a wispy, wistful film together with a deeply felt, unself-conscious performance that strikes the right notes without ever falling into repetition or banality. She brings her singer's talent of knowing when to go for emotions and when to hold back to her acting. It's a remarkably assured work; one hopes she will further explore acting in other movies.
My Blueberry Nights is playing in limited release.


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Do you have a secret Oakland place, underground activity, unique activity, local hideout or favorite local business? Know interesting Oaklanders (artists, musicians, dancers) we should know about?
Two new groups for all your Secret Oakland tips:
Secret Oakland group on facebook
and the flickr group Secret Oakland(where you can share your unique shots of Oakland's hidden charms)


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Tough gun laws linked to fewer deaths
Connecticut has more restrictions on gun ownership than most states, so gun-rights advocates argue the Dec. 14 schoolhouse massacre there illustrates the futility of gun control.
But a new study by a San Francisco organization reaches the opposite conclusion: States with the most restrictive laws, including Connecticut and California, have lower rates of gun-related deaths, while states with few limits on firearms have the highest rates.
In 2009 and 2010, the most recent years for which information is available, California had the nation's strongest gun controls and the ninth-lowest rate of gun deaths, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, which favors firearms regulation.
Connecticut had the fourth-strongest gun laws and was sixth-lowest in gun deaths, while Hawaii ranked fifth in gun control and had the lowest death rate.
At the other end of the scale, the report found that Alaska, Louisiana and Montana - all graded F for gun control - had the highest rates of deaths caused by gunfire, more than double California's rate. The law center graded all 50 states and gave an F, for weak regulation, to 24 of them.
In 2010, the report said, quoting the federal Centers for Disease Control, California had 7.88 gun deaths for each 100,000 residents, compared with rates of 3.31 in Hawaii and 20.28 in Alaska.
More research is needed on the links between specific weapons regulations and fatalities, but "the data supports the common-sense conclusion that gun laws are a significant factor in a state's rate of gun deaths," said the report.
Since the report's release last month, The Chronicle has forwarded it for comment to four pro-gun organizations: the National Rifle Association, the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Gun Owners of America and its state affiliate, Gun Owners of California. None replied to calls or e-mails.
Similar studies
Other recent studies have reached similar conclusions. A researcher at the University of Alabama at Birmingham reported in July that states requiring comprehensive background checks before gun purchases had lower death rates than those without such requirements. And Richard Florida, an economist and urban studies theorist at the University of Toronto, found lower death rates in 2011 for states that ban assault weapons and require trigger locks and secure storage for guns.
But as long as the federal government leaves gun regulations largely up to each state, the effectiveness of any state's laws is inherently limited, said Laura Cutiletta, an attorney at the law center that conducted the study.
California, for example, bans most semiautomatic rifles, including the Bushmaster .223 that Adam Lanza used to kill 20 students and six educators at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school this month. But the rifles are legal in neighboring Nevada, and can be taken easily - though illegally - to California.
The Bushmaster is also legal in Connecticut, a circumstance that Cutiletta said illustrates the modest level of gun regulation even in states ranked high in the law center's survey.
While Connecticut is one of about 10 states with any restrictions on semiautomatic rifles, it prohibits them only if they have certain additional features, such as a pistol grip and a folding or collapsible stock.
The Bushmaster that Lanza reportedly used-a version of the widely sold AR-15 rifle - had been legally purchased by his mother, whom he killed before taking her guns and heading to the school.
A federal assault weapons law, in effect from 1994 to 2004, also banned semiautomatic weapons only if they had specific features. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., sponsored that law after a gunman used assault weapons to kill eight people and then took his own life at 101 California St. in San Francisco.
Feinstein is proposing a more far-reaching national law in the wake of the Newtown bloodbath.
Although the federal law has been widely regarded as ineffectual, Cutiletta cited a 2004 study commissioned by President George W. Bush's Justice Department that found assault weapon use in gun crimes dropped by 17 to 72 percent in six cities during the decade. On the other hand, use of large-caliber ammunition magazines increased through the late 1990s, probably because the ban did not apply to weapons acquired before 1994, the study said.
California, by contrast, prohibits a long list of semiautomatic weapons, including the AR-15 and its variations, as well as magazines that carry more than 10 rounds.
Background checks
The state also requires background checks for all gun sales, including those at gun shows. In addition, the law allows only one handgun purchase per month, gives local law enforcement broad authority to deny concealed weapons permits, and requires micro-stamping on all bullets so they can be traced to the gun that fired them.
State Sen. Leland Yee, D-San Francisco, is proposing to further tighten the assault weapons law by banning semiautomatic weapons with magazines that can be replaced quickly by pushing a button. The Legislature rejected a similar measure earlier this year.
But no state goes as far as the nation of Australia, which responded to a 1996 mass shooting by not only outlawing sales of semiautomatic rifles but also requiring owners of the weapons to turn them in for a refund. Gun deaths have plunged, and Australia has experienced no more large-scale shootings.
It's unlikely that the United States will do anything similar soon.
"We're just not there politically," Cutiletta said.
The report, "Gun Laws Matter," can be viewed at tinyurl.com/cj5x6vq.
Bob Egelko is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com


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James Jordan doesn�t shy away from competition.
James Jordan doesn�t shy away from competition.
Jacksonville�s first-year boys� basketball coach understands that his team going up against competitive opponents will only make the Cardinals better in the long run.
That�s why Jordan is happy his squad has a tough draw in the form of Richlands in the first round of the Onslow County Classic tournament, which will be played this year at Jacksonville High and tips off today.
The Cardinals (4-5, 1-1 Coastal 3-A Conference) and the Wildcats (3-4, 0-1 East Central 2-A Conference) have the last game of the first day as they are scheduled to tip off at 7:30 p.m.
�I really want to play them again,� Jordan said of Richlands. �I feel we should have had a bigger margin against them last time. We were losing (early on) and we came back.�
Jordan was referring to Jacksonville�s 73-65 victory over Richlands on Dec. 11 in a contest that saw the Cardinals pull away after trailing early.
�I feel Richlands will be good and to play them again,� Jordan said. �We will see what we can do down low.�
The Richlands-Jacksonville winner will play the Southwest-White Oak winner in the semifinals.
Other first-round match-ups in the seventh annual county holiday tournament are Northside-Lejeune and Swansboro-Dixon. Lejeune is the defending champion, having defeated Northside in the final of the tournament last year held aboard Camp Lejeune to become the first team in tournament history to win the championship at home.
Overall, the Devilpups have been to the final three times, but those trips have come under Doug Erny, who retired this summer as coach and was replaced by Joey Malott.
Record-wise, Northside (6-0) and Southwest (5-1) are the favorites to win the tournament. However, Jordan is confident his team can make noise in the event, especially given the Cardinals are at home at The Bird Cage.
�I feel like even though this is nonconference� we should play as if we are in a championship game,� he said. �Even though we have some losses, I think we can do well at the tournament.�
Jacksonville seems to have made strides under Jordan, who coached the team in July during the East Coast Invitational team camp in Jacksonville before he was officially named coach in August after former coach Mike Ark moved to Ohio in the summer.
Last year, the Cardinals went 5-18 overall and 4-10 in the Coastal Conference, but need just two more victories to surpass last year�s win total.
�Most games we lost last year were by big margins like 15 to 20 points,� Jordan said. �They (players) see they can compete this year. The biggest loss we�ve had was by 10 points.�
There�s a reason for that, Jordan said.
�We are a lot better because our defense is better,� he said. �We are also 16-deep and there�s always somebody who wants that next spot. They (all players) know I will put them down (on the bench) if I have to.�
Two players in particular seem to be Jacksonville�s leaders.
Junior Chris Smith leads the team in scoring with 14.6 points per game while senior Nigel Vialva follows with 11.5 points.
�I have three to four point guards and key has been when they are on key with the team,� Jordan said.
Previous winners
2011 (at Lejeune)
Lejeune d. Northside
2010 (at Northside)
Southwest d. Lejeune
2009 (at Richlands)
Jacksonville d. Southwest
2008 (at Southwest)
Jacksonville d. White Oak
2007 (at Swansboro)
Lejeune d. Richlands
2006 (at White Oak
Northside d. Richlands


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This is a free program for families with children who are 5 to 12 years old and on the autism spectrum. Families will have time to explore artworks in the galleries and get creative during a hands-on, art-making experience!
While the needs of individuals with autism are the focus of this program, it is also intended to be fun for parents, siblings (of all ages), and other relatives!
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I visit the Pinterest social media site on a regular basis and often come across books of interest that were "pinned" by other members. One Pinterest discovery that caught my eye was T.E. Avery's Murder by Plane (Amazon Digital Services, 2012), a captivating story of actor/aviator Reginald St. John's belief that he'd killed his fiancee in a plane crash until evidence proves she was murdered.
Murder by Plane is a detective novel with a classic "old movie" aura, its plot set in the 1930's. The book begins on a slow note, but soon picks up the pace once the death of Reginald's fiancee is attributed to murder. There are few details omitted as Avery guides us through the unveiling of murder, why the fiancee was targeted, and possible suspects, with ambitions and rivalries of starlets in between.
Sure, some areas could've used some additional editing, but the overall story will grab and hold readers' interests until the murder suspect's identity is revealed. Prepare to be surprised; if my first guess was far off the mark, yours will likely be as well.
Murder by Plane combines the golden years of Hollywood with intriguing mystery, a great read one can finish in a night or two. Hopefully, no one will be affected by the idea of flying once they finish this fine novel.


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Current economic and health care demands have challenged the nursing profession to increase the number of nurse graduates. This creates a strain on existing nursing programs given the shortage of nursing faculty. Therefore, it is essential to train more nurse educators who are knowledgeable about educational methodologies supported by information technology.
In the Educator MSN track at Chatham, students will learn to develop as nurse educators. Course work will focus on the professional role of a nurse educator as well as provide instruction on teaching strategies, curriculum design and evaluation, and utilization of information technologies enabling students to acquire skills necessary for education of current and future nurses. Graduates of the education track will be equally ready to drive nursing education in the classroom, clinic, or other educational settings.
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The professional role and responsibility of the nurse educator course focuses on diverse roles and practice environments experienced by nurse educators. The course will provide novice and experienced nurse educators with guidelines for practice in classroom, clinical, staff development, and various educational settings. Academic and institutional policies, protocols and legal aspects will be explored.
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The practicum focuses on the role of the professional nurse in the healthcare environment. Students will work closely with healthcare professionals who are directly or indirectly involved in improving care quality, organizational processes, or safety engaging in a learning experience that further integrates program content. Practicum experience includes a formal preceptorship.
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PITTSBURGH - Cleveland Browns coach Pat Shurmur addressed his team a little longer than usual after it closed its season with a 24-10 loss to the rival Steelers. One player said he thought Shurmur was fighting back tears. Another said he had a personal message. Many reported that the second-year coach told the players how proud he was of them. None would acknowledge, directly, that they expect Shurmur and general manager Tom Heckert to be fired on Monday.
PITTSBURGH - Cleveland Browns coach Pat Shurmur addressed his team a little longer than usual after it closed its season with a 24-10 loss to the rival Steelers.
One player said he thought Shurmur was fighting back tears. Another said he had a personal message. Many reported that the second-year coach told the players how proud he was of them.
None would acknowledge, directly, that they expect Shurmur and general manager Tom Heckert to be fired on Monday.
But as receiver Joshua Cribbs said, the players on the 5-11 Browns aren't entirely oblivious, either.
"It's the NFL, this is business," Cribbs said. "It's not necessarily the feel…
"You just know."
Cleveland's third-string quarterback, Thaddeus Lewis, passed for 204 yards with a touchdown and an interception in his first NFL start. But the Browns dropped their third straight in what is likely Shurmur's final game on the sideline.
Shurmur insisted he had not spoken to owner Jimmy Haslam or CEO Joe Banner "for quite some time" and that he planned on conducting routine season-ending meetings and exit interviews with his players on Monday.
But the second-year coach also was also somewhat emotional and defiant in what very well could end up his final postgame press conference as Cleveland's head coach.
Shurmur pointed and said, "The future is bright for that group of guys," at one point. He later dismissively told reporters, "You need to call your league sources," when asked about his job status.
"I'm looking forward to this team next year if that's the case," Shurmur said. "If not, then what I'm going to do is help coach and help inspire a team to win games in some role. I have kids in college, I have mouths to feed - and this is my profession and this is what I choose to do. That's it. That is how simple it is in my mind."
Ben Roethlisberger threw three short touchdown passes, denying Cleveland its first sweep of the AFC North rival Steelers since 1988. Pittsburgh won for only the second time in its past seven games to avoid its first losing season since 2003.
Antonio Brown, Leonard Pope and Plaxico Burress scored for the Steelers (8-8), whose top-ranked defense forced four turnovers.
Pittsburgh will sit out the postseason for the first time since 2009, but the Browns extended their run of non-playoff seasons to 10.
The overhaul in Cleveland is already underway. Haslam, who took over as owner in late summer, pushed out team president Mike Holmgren last month, and it appears Shurmur and Heckert could soon follow Holmgren out the door.
"It's safe to say there have been rumors since the beginning of training camp," Shurmur said. "We really didn't win enough games, and we're not competing next week (in the playoffs). I was never really worried about (job security) and I have no regrets."
The Browns are 9-23 under Shurmur, the lone highlight a three-game winning streak spanning late November and early December that had some in Cleveland doing the complicated math necessary to put the Browns in the playoffs.
The optimism died just as quickly as it arose. Cleveland came back to Earth in a 38-21 whipping at the hands of the Washington Redskins two weeks ago, followed by a blowout loss in Denver. Given a chance to sweep their biggest rivals for the first time in 24 years, the Browns instead lost to the Steelers in the regular-season finale for the fourth time in the last five seasons.
"You just wish you could go out with a win for him," linebacker D'Qwell Jackson said.
Many of the players also auditioning for jobs next year, the Browns played a lively, chippy game against their rivals that included plenty of pushing and shoving after the whistle and during play.
Shurmur, injecting a bit of risk-taking in a tenure filled with playing it safe, called a fake punt from the Cleveland 25 early in the third quarter that Ray Ventrone turned into a 35-yard gain, equaling the team's longest run of the season.
The Browns tied it at 10 a few plays later when Lewis hit Little for a 7-yard touchdown pass.
That about did it for Cleveland. The Steelers responded with a 12-play, 80-yard drive that ended with Roethlisberger hitting Brown for a 9-yard score that put the Steelers back in front.
"I think it was important to end our season the way we wanted to end it," Pittsburgh running back Jonathan Dwyer said.
The Browns failed to do so, though not for a lack of trying. Wide receiver Travis Benjamin fumbled while trying to fight for extra yardage in the fourth quarter. Pittsburgh's Cortez Allen picked up the ball and returned it to the Cleveland 27. Six plays later, Roethlisberger found Burress for a 12-yard TD.
Josh Gordon's fumble late in the second quarter led to Pope's touchdown.
"We had two fumbles by rookie receivers today that led to 14 points," Shurmur said. "Typically, rookies learn something new every time they play. I'm not saying that as an excuse, but we just didn't win enough games."
Cornerback Joe Haden said Shurmur's postgame remarks "didn't feel like a goodbye." But by all accounts, they held a heart-felt tone.
"To me, he was trying to hold back tears," Jackson said. "He put everything into it, and we were trying to do something that hadn't been done since 1988. With everything else that's looming over his head, it's tough. He's in a tough spot. The players appreciate it. We'll run through a brick wall for him; it's just too bad we couldn't get a win for him."


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Sunday, October 07, 2012
My new novel "Nothing Comes Close"!
Book Title: Nothing Comes Close
Author: Tolulope Popoola
Synopsis: Confident, sassy, career girl, Lola meets cool, handsome, unpredictable hunk, Wole at a party in London. He pushes all the right buttons for her, and sparks fly. Wole is also irresistibly drawn to Lola, and before long, they get together in a wonderful romance. But Wole is not all that he seems, and he is holding back some dark secrets. Things start to unravel when Wole's past begins to catch up with him and Lola has to decide if Wole is worth the trouble that threatens to overwhelm her. Find out in this captivating book if their love will overcome the trials of a murder investigation, an arrest, a meddling relative and a trip halfway across the world, or whether they both give up and go their separate ways.
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Review by Yejide Kilanko, Author of Daughters Who Walk This Path In her debut novel, Nothing Comes Close, Popoola, explores a theme familiar to most of us, which is that of finding love. The novel is the story of Lola, a young woman living in London, England. We also meet her friends, Funmi, Temmy and Maureen. These middle-class, professional women, are not only bound by a Nigerian origin highlighted by colourful cultural snippets, they share a long-term friendship that has survived boyfriends and the passionate disagreements that come with intimate relationships.
Lola's world, takes an unpredicted tumble when she meets the mysterious Wole at a house party. This chance meeting, is where this fast-paced, romantic novel, really begins. In their circle of friends, Lola has the designation of being the practical one. Yet, she is not equipped to deal with chaos that meeting enigmatic Wole brings into her life. Woven into the story, are glimpses into the lives of the other women as they confront or escape from the challenges life throws at them. Just like people we know, the choices they make are not always admirable. Still one gets a sense, they are trying to deal with life as best as they can.
Nothing Comes Close is not without its imperfections. There are moments when the motives of the characters appear unclear and one becomes impatient with the pace of the story. However, an unexpected death, imprisonment, betrayal and dark secrets, add twists that make this book much more than a boy meets girl story. A fine debut.
Review by Lara Daniels, Author of Love in Paradise and Love at Dawn
One word: Riveting. Sometimes unsettling. That's how I can best describe Nothing Comes Close – Tolulope Popoola's sequel to her award winning series, now published into a novel.
"Nothing Comes Close" is the love story of Lola – the most outspoken and independent friend in a group of five girlfriends. The book touches on topics such as romance, loyalty, grief, and tolerance/acceptance of each other among friends who don't necessarily see eye-to-eye on certain issues, for example, having relationships with a married man; or say, cheating on a boyfriend with an ex-boyfriend. The highlight for me, however, was the story of Wole's past. Wole is the male protagonist in the novel and is also Lola's love interest. To make Wole's story pull the reader's heartstrings, the Ms. Popoola did a very fine job of bringing into play a quite forgotten character in Nigeria's history - Dimka – the man who led the abortive military coup against the then head of State of Nigeria, General Murtala Mohammed. I see many readers researching this important piece of Nigeria's history as they read this book and I really appreciate the author's effort in bringing that to the reader's attention.
Review by Shola Okubote, Editor of Femme Lounge Tolulope Popoola's Nothing Comes Close is a book that I enjoyed reading, not only because of the story but because it was well written.
Tolulope Popoola is a good communicator. Her writing connects readers to the story in a way that makes it easy to relate to the characters. I particularly like her description of objects and events, and how they are tied into the story effortlessly. I think she is a writer who has taken a lot in from her environment and has articulately used it to tell a story in a beautiful way.
The book is about Lola, a young Nigerian woman living in the UK. She's got four girlfriends each with her own dynamic personality and relationship issues, but great friends nonetheless.
Along came Wole, she loves him, he loves her too, but it will not be that simple. Riveting secrets, intruding sister, murder charge and a friend's death are few of the many things they will have to deal with.
The characters are quite familiar, almost all of the characters reminded me of someone I know, and that is one of the things I love about the book. The lead characters are also well developed for the plot. I would have loved to see more of Naija culture sprinkled here and there in the story though.
The story is also captivating, I was really eager to know how it will all end. My prediction turned out wrong though, I was actually hoping there will be a more dramatic 'no-happy-ending' turn of events. But the unpredictability added a tasty spice to the story. I find the end a bit mushy, but I guess it will be the delight of some readers especially the hopeless romantics.
I have this habit of picturing books I like as a movie in my mind. Nothing Comes Close is a book I will really love to see as a movie, I can actually picture the characters and scenes in my mind already! I hope that day will come.
Richard Ali, Editor-in-Chief, Sentinel Nigeria Magazine. Nothing Comes Close explores the usual love story in a very fresh manner, employing lovely prose, suspense and the posing of serious questions to tell an immensely entertaining story. I enjoyed every moment spent reading it. Highly recommended."
Review by Pamela Stitch; Writer, Blogger and Radio Presenter Tolulope's book definitely belongs to the genre of chick lit in that it shares the stories of Lola as the main character and three of her other educated, highly achieving Nigerian friends looking and in some cases finding love in London, United Kingdom. These young women are Lola, Funmi, Temmy and Maureen and each of these women come with different personalities that will seem quite familiar to those who keep and have a close knit collection of female friends. Almost like sisters, we get to feel the familiar angst as they circumvent different issues of love and life in London while keeping close ties with their cultures. For many of us, these stories will resonate - you know the story of a woman who dates a married man, another who crosses tribal lines because of love and also the issues that come with such crossings and of course another who deals with having a loved one on the other side of the law. We find ourselves crying, jumping with glee and generally, 'cheesing' at different junctures of the book. I also have to add that this is a clean romantic book, so you can give it to anyone.
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About the Author (Me!)
Tolulope Popoola is a writer, blogger and voracious reader. She was born in Lagos, Nigeria. She moved to England for her university education where she studied BA Accounting and Business Economics and a Masters in Finance and Investment. But she never lost her love for reading, and as time went on, she began to wish for a different career path. She started writing a blog in 2006, which rekindled her love for writing and telling stories. She took a few writing classes, created an online fiction series called In My Dreams It Was Simpler and started writing both fiction and non-fiction for magazines. In 2008, she left Accounting to concentrate on writing full-time. She writes short stories, flash fiction, and articles for many print and online magazines. Nothing Comes Close is her first novel. Tolulope lives in London with her husband and daughter.
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Voters report problems with long lines, confusion over voter ID law
Long voting lines and confusion with the voter ID law caused grumbling across the state as voters headed to the polls Tuesday.
Claims of harassment outside a Homestead polling place and a malfunctioning machine in Perry County grabbed the most attention. But officials said no problems were widespread.
Allegheny County officials received a complaint shortly before 10 a.m. that Republicans outside a polling location on Maple Street in Homestead were stopping people outside the polls and asking for identification.
Common Pleas Judge Guido A. DeAngelis ordered the questioning to stop, saying such actions by partisans "could have a chilling effect" on voting.
Kathleen Goldman, a lawyer for the Republican Party, said anyone who was causing trouble might have been a Republican, but was not affiliated or sanctioned by the party.
Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey A. Manning said the only people permitted to ask for ID are the poll workers inside the voting locations.
Workers will ask for photo ID, but voters need not show identification for this year's election.
Voters have complained that some poll workers are enforcing the state's voter ID law.
Daniel Seidling, a retired U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant from Monroeville, said a poll worker at the No. 6 Fire Hall in Monroeville would not accept his government-issued military ID and required him to produce his driver's license before allowing him to vote.
"It was ridiculous," Seidling said.
Vic Walczak, legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania, said his group, working with Election Protection, a nonprofit voting rights group, fielded 225 complaints as of 2 p.m.
Walczak said the number of complaints were "way up" from 2008.
He expected more complaints this year because of "the way the voter ID law was ultimately resolved was an invitation to confusion and problems."
Election officials in Central Pennsylvania fixed a malfunctioning voting machine that was the subject of a viral Election Day Internet video, the Perry County chief clerk said.
Millerstown had a machine that registered votes for Mitt Romney that were intended for President Barack Obama, as shown on a YouTube video. County officials got a call about the machine just after 9 a.m., canceled and fixed the incorrect vote and recalibrated the machine, Chief Clerk Kathy Burkholder said.
"It was a one-time thing so far," she said.
Some University of Pittsburgh students had to cast provisional ballots because their polling stations were moved.
By 2 p.m., nearly 20 students who tried to vote at the William Pitt Union could not vote at the regular polls, according to poll worker Anne Morrice.
"People are really upset. One girl was crying," Morrice said.
Michael Garofoli, of Election Protection, said the confusion over where to vote caused "a couple snafus." He said offering provisional ballots was not an ideal solution.
Typically, the county department of elections provides poll workers with supplemental lists that are updated throughout the day regarding voter information, Garofoli said. By late afternoon, university officials obtained the supplemental list and provided it to poll workers, said Ryan Mulson, campus organizer of the Pennsylvania Public Interest Research Group. That coupled with a lighter early evening turnout helped calm some of the day's earlier problems, he said.
Poll workers documented each problem and plan to investigate them over the next 10 days, Morrice said.
Most students voting Tuesday reported no problems at the polls. First-time voter Sarah Barnes, 20, a junior psychology major, said she saw signs posted in the student union telling people where to vote.
"This is a really important election to a lot of college students," she said. "I'd be mad."
Manning also signed an order sending sheriff's deputies to the polling location inside the Millvale Recreation Center for reports of threats to poll workers.
"There are 1,319 polling places in Allegheny County each one of them is run by their own judge of elections," said Allegheny County Solicitor Andrew F. Szefi. "They're trained to be consistent, but the degree to which they enforce that training can be difficult to monitor. Certainly, if voters encounter any problems we encourage them to contact elections court directly."
"They're doing a difficult job on an essentially volunteer basis and we encourage people to be patient and cooperative," Szefi said.
Szefi said the judge of elections in McCandless told him there was an argument between a Republican and Democratic poll watcher at a polling station on Perry Highway and that the tires were slashed on a vehicle in the parking lot of that polling station.
Lines at St. Brendan's Episcopal Church on McAleer Road in Franklin Park stretched well into the parking lot by 9:30 a.m., prompting almost a two hour wait to vote. Lisa Self, and her daughter Shelby, 7, said she waited an hour and a half to vote Tuesday morning to cast her vote at the Collier Municipal
Dave Bechtel said he's lived there for 15 years and has never seen anything like it.
"There's only one person in there taking names. They have eight machines and no more than three or four of them were in use at any one time," he said.
But not everyone was frustrated.
"This is outstanding. This is the way it always should be. I've never seen it this way," said Chuck Foley, who has lived in the district for 21 years.
Foley and Bechtel said they are both Mitt Romney supporters. Self said she voted for Barack Obama.
Collier Police Chief Tom Devin was directing traffic outside the polling station and said he saw many people pull up outside and turn away when they saw the line.
"I guess it's more than they can take," he said.
Amy Martin, 37, said poll workers asked her to show ID before she voted at the Beaver fire station, but she didn't mind.
"I think it's a good idea," said Martin, who voted straight Republican, in part, because she wants to see Obama's health care plan repealed.
Jane and Bill Elliott also were asked to show ID in Beaver. Jane Elliott said she questioned poll workers, but showed her ID anyway.
"I didn't have a problem with it, except my picture is so bad," Jane Elliott, 74, said.
Problems might crop up at the Elliotts' dinner table. Bill Elliott, 86, voted for Romney and grimaced when hearing his wife tell a Trib reporter that she voted for Obama.
Both are Republicans, but Jane Elliott said, "I'm more liberal than he is."
Although brisk throughout the morning, voting at the Jewish Community Center in Squirrel Hill slowed to a trickle by midafternoon.
Mike Goode, 41, a Pittsburgh Public Schools elementary teacher said it wasn't the candidates as much as the privilege of voting that drew him to the polls.
"I'm just happy to be voting. Most of the world doesn't get a chance to vote," Goode said.
Outside the polling station a disappointed Krystal McCoy held a sign that read "Support Israel, Fire Obama." McCoy, 24, of Moon said she had been ordered off the center property because of her sign.
David Duncan, a constable who identified himself as the majority inspector of elections for the precinct, said he took issue with that.
"I don't care who was offended. This is a free speech issue," he said, as McCoy stood on the street waiting for a ride.
Devin said in most presidential election years the turnout is very heavy in Collier.
Elections department directors in Washington and Butler counties reported minor problems they say accompany any presidential elections.
Larry Spahr in Washington said most issues boil down to uninformed voters.
"People are not registered to vote or change their address and don't inform the office," he said.
Voter ID laws caused some confusion, but department officials worked to resolve those quickly, he said.
"Some precincts had signs indicating they had to ask people for ID. We asked them to modify them so there'd be no confusion," he said, saying problems were reported in North Strabane and Washington.
Shari Brewer in Butler said poll workers were requesting ID but not requiring it. Even that upset some voters, she said.
"Some people are confused," she said.
Bob Gaylik, 55, of Crescent said his biggest issue on Election Day was to support candidates favorable toward labor unions. He said party affiliation wasn't a factor in his decisions.
In addition to President Obama, Gaylik said he voted for Democratic U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr. , Republican state Sen. Elder Vogel Jr. and Democratic state Rep. Robert Matzie among others. Vogel and Matzie are from Beaver County.
"I'm voting union," said Gaylik, who retired after 33 years in the Air Force and works as a custodian at Robert Morris University. "I was an ex-steelworker, too, and I just like people who are union friendly."
Election officials at the Crescent Municipal Building where Gaylik cast his ballot were asking voters to voluntarily show identiication. Gaylik said he willingly showed his.
"I don't see any problem with providing identification," he said.
At polling places throughout Westmoreland County, most voters had their IDs ready to show poll workers. Signs posted at a few precincts let voters know they would be asked for ID, but it was not required to vote.
Some poll workers said it streamlined the process of checking in voters and writing their names in books.
"They have their IDs ready, and we can actually get them in the booth faster," said Michael Klunk, judge of elections at the Unity Township precinct at SonRise Church.
At Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church in Murrysville, Obama campaign poll watcher Paula Yablonsky said that most voters handed over their IDs voluntarily.
"I'm very surprised they have their IDs out and ready," she said. "They know they don't have to show it. I haven't heard of anyone getting yelled at for saying no."
In Philadelphia, the Republican Party said dozens of legally credentialed minority voting inspectors were removed from polling places, reports being looked into by investigators with the District Attorney's office.
State GOP Chairman Rob Gleason said 75 Republican election workers were prohibited from accessing polling places in the heavily Democratic city, prompting the party to seek a court order. The incidents, Gleason said, ranged from judges of elections refusing to seat minority inspectors to reports of Democrats saying "No Republicans will be allowed in the polling place."
Tasha Jamerson, a spokeswoman for District Attorney Seth Williams, said the office is investigating a series of complaints regarding such minority voting inspectors. She did not have specifics on what kinds of complaints there were about the minority voting inspectors, but said the office was fielding a higher volume of complaints than normal.
Gotaskie, the Democratic Party lawyer, said he didn't believe the numerous complaints were because the race was expected to be close.
"Everyone recognizes this is an important election … Presidential elections are important. They matter to people and people take them very seriously," Gotaakie said. "When we wake up tomorrow, whoever wins, the American Democracy will survive."
The Committee of Seventy, an election watchdog group, also says it's dealing with issues of Republican inspectors being denied access to polling places in the city. The group said authorities were dealing with "a host" of minority inspectors being denied access to their polling places in Philadelphia.
The group also reported there were "You need a photo ID to vote" signs at a number of polling places in the city; it asked election judges to remove the signs immediately.
Voters who encounter irregularities at the polls can report them by calling 412-350-5466 or 877-868-3772.
The Associated Press and staff writers Debra Erdley, Tom Fontaine, Tim Puko and Rachel Weaver contributed to this report. Adam Brandolph is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-391-9027 or [email protected].