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Stark County residents remember incidents in which they brushed close to Kennedy's presidency. Others recall their feelings at the moment of the nation's loss.
A half century after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the memories linger.
Some remember incidents in which they brushed close to Kennedy's presidency. Others recall their feelings at the moment of the nation's loss.
Almost everyone remembers where they were when they got the news.
"I was serving as a graduate assistant at Boston University at the time of the assassination," recalls Jack Vogelgesang of North Canton. "I first heard about the tragedy sitting in a barber's chair in JFK's hometown of Brookline, Mass."
Few who were alive on Nov. 22, 1963, were left untouched by the shooting in Dallas, Texas. The belief that they experienced history is evident in their recollections.
We solicited those memories. In doing so The Repository published a collage of photographs that included perhaps the most iconic local image related to the assassination. In it, a man reads a Canton Repository whose headline proclaims that the president had been shot.
"That young man in the photograph," wrote David J. Bowman in response, "would be me."
On Nov. 22, 1963 Bowman was teaching sixth grade at Trump Road Elementary School. The announcement of the assassination stunned his classroom. Uncertainty settled on the students, he remembered. He tried to discuss and answer their questions.
"After school I went (into) town to pick up my fiancee after her work day. Walking toward her job site, I was approached by a Repository photographer who asked me to pose for the picture.
"My wife of almost 50 years also remembers the expressions of apprehension, uncertainty and sadness at their work place and the publication of THE photograph is always the focus of reminiscing, reflection and occasional calls from friends who share these memories."
Randy Feemster of New Philadelphia possesses memories of John F. Kennedy that recall both triumphant and tragic elements in the life of the president.
"My grandmother (Genevieve Kennedy) simply adored JFK. She would speak of my grandfather's Irish heritage and wonder if we were related. We watched the Kennedy Nixon debates on our old flickering and black-and-white Muntz TV. I must admit I was as awestruck with him as she was even though I didn't understand what was being said all the time.
Feemster accompanied his grandmother to Canton Auditorium to see Kennedy's campaign appearance in 1960.
"It was my 11th birthday," he remembered, "and I felt pretty tall and special that I was getting to go with her. I remember she got to say hello and shake his hand and that I actually touched him when she did."
Three years later Feemster was sitting in English class on the third floor of Summit School when the principal broke the news on an intercom about the shooting of Kennedy.
"The classroom faced the north and the windows were to the west in a line parallel to our seating," he recalled. "I had a view of the top of the President William McKinley monument to my left. As the seriousness of the events were being absorbed by us, the teacher wrote on the blackboard the names of Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and William McKinley. I turned to the west side of my desk so I could weep out of sight of those stronger than myself.
"We all sat there in complete silence. For some reason I kept staring at the top of the tomb of the last president to be assassinated. I was just barely 14 then and now at age 63 I still have a hard time repeating those words I heard 50 years ago this November 22: 'The President is dead.' "
The backfire of a car in front of John Contini of Canton sounded like a firecracker going off as he drove past Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania. It was 12:30 p.m. Nov. 22, 1963 — the moment when President Kennedy was shot. Ironically, some spectators along the motorcade route later would say that the shots that killed Kennedy sounded like firecrackers.
Contini and others in the car were on their way to lunch, and soon would return to where they worked at a JC Penney Co. store, where they found employees and customers gathered around television sets and listening to transistor radios.
"I saw a co-worker and asked what all the commotion was about," said Contini. "He responded by saying 'THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN SHOT!' I will never forget the fear I saw on his face."
Contini watched Walter Cronkite make the announcement, with choked voice, that the president had died.
"It was the saddest day ever," he said. "Thirty-nine years later I had to return to that vicinity for work. It was on Sept. 11, 2001. The plane that crashed in that field in Pennsylvania by those terrorists was in the same vicinity of where I was on the day JFK was shot."
Bob Deitrick of Perry Township was with actor Telly Savalas in Hollywood, Calif., when he heard that the president was felled by a bullet in Dallas.
Deitrick, who was 20 at the time, had just finished his work shift at singer Gene Autry's Continental Hotel on Sunset Boulevard shortly after 9:30 a.m. Pacific time when he decided to go the food counter at Schwab's drugstore on Sunset for coffee and breakfast.
"I would go every morning. A lot of actors hung out there. It was neat to see them," Deitrick said. "I'm sitting there at the counter and two stools down was Telly Savalas."
A bulletin suddenly came on the small black-and-white television at the counter.
"I remember them saying 'President Kennedy has been shot in Dallas, Texas,'" said Deitrick, his voice faltering. "It's still emotional to me.
"Telly Savalas dropped his coffee and the cup broke on his saucer. It was just stunning. We didn't think things like that could happen."
Savalas, Deitrick, and the rest of those gathered in Schwab's sat in silence for "a good half hour."
"Nobody talked. Nobody did anything but stare at that television because we were all hoping he was OK. They had said he was in grave condition, but they hadn't declared him dead when I left. I just wanted to get home."
The somber tone lingered in Hollywood, he said.
"It was just a solemn time and people talked in a sad manner. There was no jovial attitude for a long time."
Sandra Woods of Dalton notes that in 1963 her husband was stationed at Fort Polk, La., with the Army. The couple lived off base with other military men and their spouses. While their husbands were deployed to Dallas that November to await the arrive of President Kennedy, the wives engaged in a "coffee klatch," she remembered, and heard news of the assassination on TV.
"We were all shocked and with President Kennedy being shot our husbands had to stay in Dallas two weeks longer than scheduled."
On the day of President Kennedy's assassination, grief over his death was mixed with labor pains for Nancy and Louis Haren of Canton.
"The next morning I went to the hospital and delivered twin boys," she recalled. "I was kept in the hospital for one week as my doctor thought I would need the rest to cope with a 2-year-old and the twins. It was a sad time to be in the hospital because the funeral took place while I was in there and everyone was so sad watching it on TV. The nurses and everyone else were crying. Friends did tell us that the news of our twins' birth was something that cheered them up at this sad time.
"Our sons, Doug and Don, will celebrate their 50th birthday this year with a party with friends and family."
An announcement made in her junior high school language arts class brought the news of the Kennedy assassination to Anita Scavelli of Louisville.
"Like many others, I was in shock," Scavelli said. "Going home on the bus, I noticed a few girls actually crying, the same girls who had been so against him when he was running for president. I found that odd. Suddenly, everyone loved him. I thought that only we Democrats should have been so upset!"
Scavelli remembers the time, too, because of a family crisis.
"My father, only 39-years-old, had a major heart attack the very next day. So, my family and I were doubly upset, and confused. We couldn't help but notice the fact that my youngest brother, Johnny, was the same age as John-John.
"My father recovered, but everyone, everywhere seemed sorrowful over Kennedy's death."
Cindy Roman Baker called Kennedy "our beloved president" in writing about the grief she felt over his death 50 years ago. A young girl in a parochial elementary school, she recalls how fond her parents were of Kennedy, who was the country's first Catholic president.
A bell rang to end recess the day that president was shot.
"In my school, at the first bell we had to freeze our position and on the second bell we quietly got in line to enter the school. On this day, the first bell rang and we all froze. Before the second bell rang, the principal reported over the loudspeaker on the playground that President Kennedy had been shot. Many of us began crying, quietly of course. The second bell rang and we formed our lines. Back in the classroom, our teachers tried to comfort us even though they themselves were crying."
The young girl watched activities surrounding the Kennedy funeral unfold on a TV at the home of an aunt and uncle. She remembers "seeing the president slouch over onto his wife."
"We watched it over and over again," she said, recalling specifically a mournful moment. "I remember seeing those two small children with their grieving mother standing by her at their father's casket."
In November 1963, Bob and Jane Krisher and their children, Tom, Kathy and Diane, were living in Boggota, Colombia, where he was working in the Colombian subsidiary of The BF Goodrich Co.
Jane Krisher learned of the news of the shooting on Voice of America on shortwave radio. She called her husband at his Boggota office.
"An almost eerie hush fell over the normally busy, loud, bus and vehicle traffic of the city," said Bob Krisher.
Streets became draped in black bunting, he remembered.
"Colombia, as an entire country, was in mourning as though JFK was a fallen native hero," he remembered. "One of the larger churches in Botota had a memorial Mass for Kennedy attended by the U.S. ambassador. We attended this service. Then, and many other times, we would be greeted by Columbians, total strangers, who offered their condolences on the loss of our President."
Rita Weirtz Beaman of North Canton was an expatriate who had recently arrived in Australia, the mother of five, and the wife of an engineer working for Goodyear when the family was awakened early in the morning with a pounding on the door and shouts by a motel maid.
"Mr. Beaman! Mrs. Beaman! Your young president's been shot!"
There was little time to reflect or be sad, she said. It was moving day for the family.
"Returning to the motel late that day, exhausted, saddened and shocked by the news, when we opened the door, behold, on the dresser in our motel room was a huge, beautiful bouquet of blue hydrangeas, cut from someone's garden and a note attached to 'Mr. and Mrs. Beaman from the staff.' 'With deepest sympathy at the death of your young president.' "
Gloria Jean Mickunas of North Canton was "down on my knees scrubbing the kitchen floor" when she heard the news that Kennedy was shot.
"I immediately stopped working and turned up my radio. I actually sat down and cried very hard. He was my favorite president."
John F. Kennedy was "My President," to Phyllis Wilson of Perry Township. And when he was lost, it hurt deep inside her heart.
"I was in the eighth grade at Summit Elementary School in Canton," she recalled, noting that the principal made an announcement that shots had been fired in Dallas.
"Looking around the room I could see that my classmates and the teacher all had shocked and bewildered looks on their faces. Many heads (were) bowed in silent prayer. For the next hour or so, as more info was broadcast, no one was saying anything. I remember my heart was pounding so hard and felt like it was in my throat. The news wasn't coming in fast enough for me. I was praying and hoping that if President Kennedy had been shot that it wasn't a mortal wound. He was MY President!
"He was a dad with two cute kids who loved playing football and going sailing. And to my 13-year-old eyes, he was very handsome too. He just seemed so nice and was trying to do things to make life better for so many people that I couldn't begin to fathom why anyone would want to hurt him.
"When the official announcement finally came that the President had died, tears started streaming down not only my face, but many of the students around me. My thoughts went right to Caroline and John John. If Americans were reduced to tears then what in the world would it be like for THEM?"
Joni Hensley of Canton was in the third grade in a school in Toledo when her teacher made a tearful announcement that class was dismissed. So upset was her instructor that Hensley thought the teacher's husband had died.
"My mother sat me down and explained to me what was going on. ... I mean I just could not understand why the President was so important to her ... Years later, I figured it out."
When her school was suddenly dismissed on the day of Kennedy's assassination, Sharon Bruwier was a 10-year-old in the fourth grade at Navarre Elementary School. Her young teacher had been summoned from the room and was "visibly upset" upon her return.
"I lived right across the street from the school, so I was home in only a few minutes," recalled Bruwier. "When I went into my house, I could see my parents were crying, especially my dad. Our family loved JFK.
"To see my father cry, which I never had before, I knew this was serious. The weeks and months that followed left everyone with heavy hearts and an unspoken fear that something this horrifying could happen in America."
Mabel Wilhelm remembers a brief bit of humor in the darkness that shadowed the country on Nov. 22, 1963.
"In 1963, our son, Kenney, was 7 years old. On that day, the Jackson school bus left him off at the bus stop earlier than usual. Being an at-home Mom, I asked him why he was let out early. He said, 'We are supposed to stay inside — the president was shot." I said, 'What President?' Kenny said 'The president of the YOU Nited States.'"
Maryann Ziegler of Canton was working in the Terminal Tower Building in Cleveland, typing bills for Standard Oil, when news that Kennedy had been shot flew through the office.
"We all left our desks and walked through the Terminal to the Old Stone Church for a memorial service," she recalled.
"I cried for a week as I watched it all on TV. I saw the boot backward on the horse, precious John Jr. salute his dad, Jackie's blood-stained pink suit. It was such a sad time."
The "fabulous '50s and '60s," that people speak of ended on the November afternoon that Kennedy was killed, she said.
"After that things changed. The age of innocence was gone."
Don Ball was 13 and in eighth grade in Louisville when distraught teachers told their students about the killing of Kennedy. The teachers decided to ask their pupils to send condolence notes to Jacqueline Kennedy.
"The entire class (at) St. Louis school wrote individual notes. About six months later I received a thank you from her, which included a card from the White House with her signature on it."
"I was a freshman at Hall High School in Little Rock, Ark., on that fated date of Nov. 22, 1963, and like so many of us who were alive then, I remember vividly that I was sitting in my favorite class — geometry," recalled B. Thomas Vise of Plain Township. "The principal came over the intercom to announce that the president had been shot in Dallas. We all just sat there stunned and numb, of course, and being only in the next state it seemed even a tad more 'fresh' to us."
George V. Musisca of North Canton was working in the electronics lab at Diebold in Canton when a secretary informed him and his colleagues of JFK's assassination.
The loss of the president seemed somehow personal to Musisca.
"My first presidential vote went to JFK. I had the pleasure of observing JFK and the German rocket scientist Werner Von Braun, 30 to 40 feet in front of me as they passed by in an open convertible in Huntsville, Ala., at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. He was there to tour the facility and to observe a static firing of a Saturn 5 booster rocket. The firing was successful and it lasted 30 seconds."
Jim and Charlotte Boyer would have a difficult time forgetting this tragic day in U.S. history. The day of President Kennedy's assassination was the day they became officially engaged.
"After a day of viewing and hearing all of that terrible news, my husband proposed and gave me the ring that evening in his car while parked in front of my parents' home," Charlotte Boyer recalled. "We remember discussing the events of the day and feeling rather apprehensive about this unsettling event in our country's history and how it would affect our future. On the other hand, we were feeling the excitement which comes from the anticipating of our upcoming marriage and looking forward to our life together."
When the news of the Kennedy assassination reached the East Sparta office of U.S. Ceramic Tile Co. at 2 p.m. Glen Johnstone of Magnolia and Dick Dana, a supervisor, spent a few "dumfounded" moments in the cafeteria.
"The conversation started out with 'Dick, I cannot comprehend what has happened here.' Dick's reasons was 'I cannot comprehend it either.' Neither of us had lived through the killing of a U.S. president," recalled Johnstone. "Everyone seemed to be somewhat dazed by what had happened. The conversations were very muted. I think everyone was in their own way trying to come to grips with their thoughts."
The observance of the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's death prompted Genevieve Stimer of Canton to recall a visit by Kennedy to Canton during his 1960 campaign. She walked from her home to a nearby street on which she had learned the car carrying him would pass.
"I was the only one on the corner and I thought maybe I missed him. Then there it was, passing directly in front of me — the black limo," she remembered. "Then I saw him sitting by the window in the back seat. He looked directly at me and waved and smiled. I waved back. That was a day I'll never forget."
Betty Thorpe of Alliance also remembers seeing Kennedy in a campaign appearance, and it remains "forever etched in the memories of my mind."
"My husband and I were talking on a Cleveland street leading to the Cleveland Municipal Stadium to watch the Indians play ball," she explained. "Suddenly there was a flurry of activity with a cavalcade of honking cars. Then, much to my astonishment, appeared a very ruggedly handsome, tanned young man. What a surprise to see JFK seated atop a convertible with a charming broad smile and vigorously waving hand! I'll never forget this experience of seeing this most good-looking young man. Ironically, my last memory of seeing JFK was on TV as he was shown being tragically assassinated while once again riding in a convertible."
Randall "Randy" Young was a sixth-grader at Avondale Elementary School and a collector of first-day stamp covers — envelopes bearing a canceled and postmarked stamp commemorating an historical event — when President Kennedy was inaugurated.
"I purchased a first-day cover which was produced to commemorate his swearing in as our 35th president," said Young. "I had the idea of sending this first-day cover to the White House to have President Kennedy autograph it. I received it back with a personal note from Evelyn Lincoln, the President's secretary, stating that the President could not comply with my request because of all the numerous similar requests."
The thrill he felt was not diminished.
"There was also a 'Best Wishes' card from the President with a reproduction of his autograph," Young remembered. "These items will remain in the Young family as a cherished piece of the past."
"I was in the fourth grade at St. Paul's School in Canton when JFK was in office," said Pat Dieffenbaugher of Canton. "We had the opportunity to write a letter to President Kennedy to request a picture of him."
The image of Kennedy would serve as a reminder of the dark day in Dallas.
"On Nov. 22, 1963, I came home from school early because the President was shot," Dieffenbaugher recalled. "When I got home, I found a package in the mailbox. To my surprise, on the same day that our President was assassinated, I received a picture of him from the White House.
"I have kept hold of this picture in the envelope for 50 years."


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I had a great time at The Philadelphia Inquirer Travel Show this past weekend. One of the most exciting parts of the show was giving away our Exotic Ecuador tour to one of the attendees.
Hundreds of people put their names into our giant globe at the booth. Now that I'm back at my desk, it's time for the big reveal. We've randomly selected one attendee. Drum roll please. And the winner is … Philip Justice from Philadelphia.
Look out for an email from me soon with all the details on how to claim your prize, when to plan your trip, my advice for what to pack, and more. I'm sure you'll have a great time. Thanks to all attendees for entering!

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Two Connecticut-based Companies Recognized by EPA as Top Green Power Partners
(Boston, Mass. – Aug. 14, 2012) – Two corporations based in Connecticut – XEROX Corp. based in Norwalk, and Pitney Bowes Inc., based in Stamford – have been recognized by EPA as being among the nation's top purchasers of Green Power in the technology and telecom sector. Green power is electricity generated from renewable resources such as solar, wind, geothermal, biogas, and low-impact hydro and produces no net increase of greenhouse gas emissions.
"These two companies, along with EPA's other Green Power Purchasers, are leaning forward and driving the development of new renewable energy sources by demonstrating that green power makes good environmental and business sense," said Curt Spalding, regional administrator of EPA's New England office.
XEROX Corp. is an international leader in document production, IT outsourcing and production printing. The company currently uses over 35 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of green power 100 percent produced by wind, for a total of 7.76 percent of their total US electric load. XEROX's green power purchase is equivalent to avoiding the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of more than 5,000 passenger vehicles per year, or the CO2 emissions from the electricity use of nearly 3,000 average American homes annually.
"Through our partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, we support the development of clean electricity sources because it's a sound business decision and essential to reduce future climate risks," said Diane O'Connor, Xerox global vice president of Environment, Health, Safety and Sustainability. "By purchasing green power, we are taking advantage of opportunities to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions and work towards our goal of Carbon Neutrality."
Pitney Bowes Inc. is a leading provider of customer communication technologies. A $5.3 billion company with over 28,000 employees, they serve both large corporations and small-to-medium-sized businesses in more than 100 countries. Pitney Bowes currently uses over 15 million kWh of green power, which is 100 percent produced by wind, for a total of 12.1 percent of their total US electric load. Pitney Bowes' green power purchase is equivalent to avoiding the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of more than 2,000 passenger vehicles per year, or the CO2 emissions from the electricity use of nearly 1,000 average American homes annually.
"Pitney Bowes is a founding member of the EPA Green Power Partnership Program, and we are pleased to be recognized by the EPA Partnership and look forward to sharing this honor with other like minded corporations. We began purchasing renewable energy credits in 2003 as part of our energy conservation and sustainability portfolio and over the years we have invested in over 71M kWh of renewable energy. In addition, our Corporate Energy Task Force has led us in the implementation of energy conservation measures across our lines of business that have provided us with additional savings of over $2.3M in energy costs and a reduction of over 16M kWh of energy consumption. The combined efforts have resulted in the avoidance of over 33,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions," said John Thaler, Director of EHS Process Excellence at Pitney Bowes Inc.
EPA's Green Power Partnership works with more than 1,300 partner organizations, which are voluntarily using more than 21 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, which helps to reduce the environmental impacts of conventional electricity use. This is equivalent to avoiding the carbon dioxide emissions from the electricity use of over 1.8 million average American homes for a year.


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BEIJING, Sept. 28 (UPI) -- Seeded Italians Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci each recorded a first-round victory Saturday to help kick off the China Open in Beijing.
Errani, seeded fifth, disposed of Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium 7-6 (7-3), 6-1, while No. 10 Vinci advanced with a 6-2, 6-2 decision over Ukrainian Elina Svitolina.
Also posting Day 1 victories were 11th-seeded American Sloane Stephens, who dispatched Canada's Aleksandra Wozniak 6-4, 6-4, and No. 12 Carla Suarez Navarro of Spain, who got past Frenchwoman Kristina Mladenovic 6-2, 3-6, 7-5.
No. 16 Simona Halep of Romania fell in a minor upset to Urszula Radwanska of Poland 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-2).
Varvara Lepchenko of Uzbekistan, Italy's Francesca Schiavone and Monica Niculescu of Romania advanced with first-round wins Saturday.


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Tagged: All-Star
C"Cy" Gets A Pie
Hefty-Lefty Spectacular in Series Finale Win
After the historic day yesterday, I didn't think life could get any better for a Yankees fan. Heading into today's game with the series tied 1-1 with one game rained out, and looking ahead to the All-Star Break tomorrow, I figured it would be pretty nice to win today. And with our big ace on the hill, I knew we had a good chance at a W.
I remember the last time CC pitched, the Yankees had an offensive explosion and scored 9 runs. Then Michael Kay brought up the fact that CC was a guy who received some of the most run support in the league. I remembered that coming into today's game.
I love how Michael Kay jinxes everything!
It was more like an offensive outage today, but hey, I'm fine with that. We won! And it's all thanks to CC.
No runs? No problem. CC didn't need too many – in fact 1 was enough. That 1 run was courtesy of sloppy defense from the Rays BJ Upton and James Shields. With Cano on first, Upton tried to throw him out after catching Posada's fly ball. He threw it into the dugout, awarding 2 bases to Cano. In an attempt to pickoff Cano at third, Shields threw the ball crazy, allowing Cano to score. Tough luck. I guess he deserved, though. Shields is the leading guy for pickoffs, maybe he got too full of himself. Whatever. That 1 run was all CC needed. He CRUISED along today.
CC Sabathia threw a complete game 4-hit shutout and struckout 9 Rays along the way. He made it look so easy, throwing just 113 pitches. And that last fastball was clocked at 98 mph. PURE GAS. CC was pumped, and rightfully so. He threw a helluva ballgame.
Obviously the team was just as pleased in the Hefty-Lefty as I was. During his on-the-field interview, CC was pied by the always-stealth A.J. Burnett. I did not expect that! It wasn't a walkoff win, but it was just as exciting. There's nothing like watching the best pitcher own a division rival.
I didn't think things could get better for a Yankees fan like myself, but they DID. There's more aside from this win worth celebrating. I campaigned for and made a huge fuss about my boys, David Robertson and CC Sabathia, because I didn't understand why they were not All-Stars. Their numbers were far superior to any other competitor, yet they were snubbed. Well apparently, someone heard my voice (or they just grew a brain), and Robertson and Sabathia have rightfully been named to the AL All-Star team.
So as if they didn't already, my Yankees completely dominate the AL All-Star roster, though some guys will not be participating. But that's okay – they still get the little All-Star icon next to 2011 on the backs of their baseball cards.
The Yankee representatives in the All-Star game are Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Robinson Cano, Curtis Granderson, Russell Martin, Mariano Rivera, CC Sabathia, and David Robertson.
Since the All-Star game is to honor the best, and the Yankees are the best team, so naturally they are well-represented. I'm proud of my boys.
Great game today, my sweet chocolate chip Hefty-Lefty C"Cy" Sabathia! Congrats on your 13-4 record, 2.72 ERA, and All-Star first half. You've been worth every penny so far!
Rest up, Yanks, and have fun in Arizona to those that are attending!


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RICHMOND, Va. – The VCU Track & Field team hosted the 2012 Ram Invite on Saturday afternoon at Sports Backers Stadium.
Saturday's meet marked the first outdoor meet for the Black & Gold in 2012, after an impressive indoor season.
"This was an exciting start to the outdoor season for both our men's and women's teams," VCU assistant coach Ethan Tussing. "Any time you can compete on your track in front of your fans and win 11 events it is a great day. We established good momentum today in a number of areas and will look to continue to build on that and to improve in all facets of our team the rest of the season."
The Rams took home a number of top honors at the Ram Invite, and saw a school record fall in the men's discus.
The previous school record in the discus was set by Tom Johnson in 1995 with a heave of 47.63 meters, but VCU saw two student-athletes' heave land past that mark. Junior Frank Afriyie's throw landed 47.83 meters, but freshman Brandon Ruffin bested Afriyie with a toss of 51.88 meters and first place honors.
Afriyie wouldn't be too disappointed, as he later won the men's hammer throw with a toss of 51.88 meters.
The Rams won both the men's and women's pole vault, as sophomore Matt Hatheway cleared 4.30 meters on the men's side and redshirt senior Stephanie Newing vaulted 3.40 meters.
The Rams kept garnering first place finishes in the field events, as senior Julie Anyaugo won the women's discus (42.77 meters) and Chaneka Perry grabbed a blue ribbon in the triple jump (11.82 meters).
In track events, the Rams continued their dominance in both individual and relay events. VCU won the 4x100 meter relay behind strong performances from freshman Alexis Stroman, freshman Kiara Porter, senior Jazlynn Finney and junior Dionna Hayes.
Hayes would later win the 100 meter dash with a time of 12.31 seconds and Porter would win the 200 with a time of 24.03 seconds.
VCU also picked up top place honors in the 4x400 meter relay, with Finney and Porter assisting in that race, with senior Rachel Montague and freshman Nicole Grasty.
The Rams will next be in action next Friday and Saturday at the Tribe Open hosted by William & Mary.


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For years, whenever I tried to save money, it seemed to melt like snow in my hot, spendy little hands.
Then I discovered the miracle of behavioral economics: the study of why we do crazy things with money—and how to stop.
The first principle that I applied to my life immediately was the concept of hyperbolic discounting: When given the choice of two financial rewards, humans tend to pick the one they can spend instantly at Target.
Our prehistoric reflexes aren't geared toward saving to buy, say, a bigger cave in five years. We tend to discount that future gain.
As Harvard economist David Laibson once told me: the best way to get yourself to save money is to tie your own hands. Transfer the money automatically, to an account where you can't get your mitts on it. So I did.
I set up automatic transfers to an account that wasn't linked to my checking—and it did not have an ATM card—I saved tens of thousands over the years.
So imagine my horror when the bank recently offered to attach a deadly debit card to my savings account (promising no fees and all that bunk).
"You must be kidding!" I yelped. "If you give me a debit card, I'll spend that money! No way!"
Fortunately, the customer service rep laughed. And my money is safe from my own worst impulses. Phew.
Your account. How do you protect your savings from yourself?
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The most unforgettable where-were-you moments of our collective history, particularly since the advent of instantaneous mass media, tend to be inextricably linked to tragedy: Pearl Harbor, the JFK assassination, 9/11.
But when the TV networks broke into programming on a sleepy Sunday night that instant, almost Pavlovian stomach-dropping feeling of dread quickly gave way to waves of emotion of a different kind with the long-awaited news that U.S. forces had killed Osama bin Laden.
We've been thrust – in multiple media – into a new, extraordinary drama brimming with sights and sounds of celebration we'll always remember, tempered by haunting memories of the attacks we can never forget.
The near-decade-long hunt for Bin Laden felt interminable, but news of his death unleashed a flood of images that unfolded online and on TV almost faster than we could be expected to process them.
There was President Obama's somber stroll down the red carpet in the East Wing shortly after 11:30 pm. Sunday night, to deliver the news we feared we'd never hear, punctuated by a simple soundbite that will resonate for generations: "Justice has been done."
There were the fans at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia who erupted in cheers – not for the Phillies or Mets embroiled in ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball contest, but for the welcome news learned via smart phone and word of mouth, likely before the players had a clue.
There were meta moments amid the elation in Lafayette Park, across the street from the White House, and in Lower Manhattan, on the perimeter of Ground Zero, where it seemed as if there were as many people shooting Facebook-ready pictures and YouTube-bound videos as there were waving American flags, amid chants of "USA! USA!"
Television played a crucial role as the networks scrambled to assemble their A-teams to cover the spontaneous spectacles, as well as provide much-need context, analysis and, as Sunday night stretched into Monday morning, to add new information to the President's relatively bare bones account.
The news traveled by television and radio as well as by news Web pages, Facebook status updates and on Twitter, where a conversation on what's the biggest story of at least the year played out. By Monday morning, all of Twitter's top trending topics were Bin Laden-related – including the fictional Jack Bauer of "24" fame, a character spawned by 9/11. ("Right now, Jack Bauer is washing his hands and changing out of his bloody clothes," read one typical tweet.)
Obama's stunning announcement supplanted the remaining hoopla surrounding the Royal Wedding – another world-watched spectacle that provided a rare experience for a mass audience gathered over good news. The wedding was a manufactured event that played into our need for happy escapism. The death of Bin Laden, an unexpected, breaking news event worthy of the comprehensive coverage we're seeing, serves as a reminder of part of what we were trying to escape from, but can never leave behind.
We'll keep watching the celebrations, the interviews with victims' loved one for whom there can never be closure and devour every new detail of the military operation that eliminated our most-hated enemy. Our collective media consumption is undoubtedly tinged with residual sadness and a largely unspoken fear of an unknown future. The outpouring of emotion captured in pictures, videos and words, though, stands most prominently as a life-affirming demonstration of not only that we'll never forget where we were when we heard the news – but that we'll always remember what it means to us.
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Secret Santa: What Claus Won't Tell You
Sure, he sees you when you're sleeping and knows when you're awake, but Marketwatch's Kelli Grant reports Santa may know a few other things he's not letting on about. Photo: Getty Images.
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In his defense, I have to say that he has always been an attentive, loving husband to me. I never quite understood why or how he did certain things. But I trusted him and knew he would always do what was best for our family. He has always been considerate to me, thinking of me at times when I didn't even consider myself. But that side of him would always appear. Striking out mostly at the kids, or in a silent, brooding manner that was unnerving to be around.
But I would wait. And after three days or so , laughter would fill the house. A family day would be in order and we would play and eat and laugh, often spending money we couldn't afford to spend. And it was great. the perfect marriage and the perfect man. This is why I say it wasn't he who changed, it was me. I grew tired of the down days, the grumpy days, the brooding. Why can't I have Mr. Hyde in my life everyday? Now see here we go again with the attitude. Why should we have to suffer when we did nothing to deserve your silence, your snappiness?
It didn't occur to me that he was suffering, too.
We sat down and had a talk about it a couple of weeks ago and I told him I was fed up. I told him I was tired of waiting for him to get his act together and that I was ready to move n without him and his moods. He said he could tell by my attitude that this was the case.
Then he surprised me by saying "Did it ever occur to you that i could easily be doing something else with my time and money. I could have walked away a long time ago and just did me, whatever that is. But THIS is me, this is my family that I have worked hard to build. This is my blood, sweat and tears and the best thing that i have ever done. I may not be a Sheikh, able to quote hadith and ayat of quran at a drop of a hat. I know I do things that by most would be considered doubtful or negligent. But I keep trying. I keep getting up. Somedys, I am weaker than others but I don't make excuses. I wade through it all and I do better when I am able to do better. I don't want to be like this, but this is the test that Allah gave me. Now, If you can negate everything that you know about me and what we have accomplished as a family, maybe we need to part as you suggest."
I was beyond confused and stung. He made me sound really selfish, arrogant and unyielding. As if I was only thinking of my own feelings and not the welfare of our family as a whole…. Was he correct?
Khayr Insha'allah


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26th Japan-U.S. Teacher Education Consortium (JUSTEC 2014)
Tentative Program
Thursday, Sept. 18th: School Visit & Optional Tour
Friday, Sept. 19th: Presentations, Keynote Address, Welcome Reception
Saturday, Sept. 20th: Presentations
Sunday, Sept. 21st: Presentations
Keynote Address
Dr. Toshiakira Fujii, Professor, Tokyo Gakugei University (Math education); Member of the International Advisory Board of the Journal of Research in Mathematics Education; National Counil of Teachers of Mathematics; Vice President, Japan Society of Mathematical Education.
About JUSTEC:
The Japan-U.S. Teacher Education Consortium (JUSTEC) was established under the aegis of AACTE in the late 1980s. JUSTEC is a unique educational organization that supports its participants in pursuing not only academic endeavors but also professional networks, for growth in both research and teaching practice for Teacher Education. In addition to the continuous support from AACTE, the annual JUSTEC conferences have gained the official support of the U.S. Embassy, Tokyo and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology, Japan, thereby providing particular educational benefits for Japan-US educators and Teacher Education.
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By Rob Glidden
Staff Writer
Southington's Sikh temple, Gurdwara Guru Nanak Darbar, hosted a candlelight vigil in the wake of a violent shooting at a temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin.
The tight-knit Sikh community in Connecticut, along with others across the nation, has been deeply disturbed and shaken by the incident on Sunday, August 5, when gunman Wade Michael Page shot and killed six people inside the temple before turning the gun on himself.
The Southington temple, which only opened on West Street last year, drew hundreds of participants for the vigil. The following night, another vigil was held at the temple in Hamden.
"So far, it has been peaceful here," said Darshan Singh Bajwa, a member of the temple's management committee. "But you never know when somebody with some kind of prejudice, some kind of mental problem, can do damage."
Sikhism is a monotheistic faith that was founded in Northern India more than 500 years ago. Observant Sikhs do not cut their hair and male followers often cover their heads with turbans and refrain from shaving their beards. The core tenets of the religion value mediation, supporting your family with honest work, and helping to provide for the needy. For more on Sikhism, see the guest column on page 8.
Those unfamiliar with the faith often see the turbans and beards and confuse Sikhs with Muslims, a case of mistaken identity which can have dire consequences in the years since Al Qaeda's attack on the United States on September 11, 2001. The Washington-based Sikh coalition has reported more than 700 incidents in the country since 9/11, most of them attributed to anti-Muslim sentiment. A Sikh gas station owner was shot and killed on September 13, 2001. A Sikh doctor in New York City spent 48 hours straight treating the victims of 9/11 before he was attacked on the street when he finally went home to rest.
Bajwa said the issues of mistaken identity were problematic well before September 11. After a group of Iranians took 52 Americans hostage in November 1979, for instance, he said people verbally harassed him and his family while they were driving on the Tappan Zee Bridge in New York.
Manmohan "Manny" Singh Bharara, the co-founder of the Southington temple who has become a familiar face in town, said he felt the most responsible way to deal with the tragedy was not to give into anger.
"When something like this happens, you must be calm and patient," he said. "You can not respond to hatred with hatred. It does not get us anywhere. We want something positive to come out of this, although we will have paid a great price for it."
Representatives from Southington's other religious institutions signed a joint statement expressing solidarity with the Sikh community and condemning the violence. Southington's First Congregational Church hosted a rally the week before in response to the Aurora, Colorado shooting.
"Once again, ignorance and hatred has reared its ugly head and all of us feel the sting of sadness and grief at this sign of brokenness," the statement reads. "Violence done to one part of our community diminishes us all."
A report from the Waterbury Republican-American was used in this story.


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When Vygaudas Ušackas became the European Union's ambassador to Afghanistan and traveled there recently, one of Afghanistan's main Islamic insurgent groups – Hizb-e-Islami – sent a welcoming delegation.
While the move may seem odd for a group known for fighting foreign forces, it is part of what appears to be an increasing effort by Hizb-e-Islami to position itself for a place within the political system. As the Afghan government struggles to make peace with insurgent groups and incorporate them into the system, this is a big deal: The cooperation of Hizb-e-Islami could be a major boost to the lagging peace process.
"[Hizb-e-Islami] is trying to get the support of the people. They realize that the people of Afghanistan are tired of the war and now they want to get involved in political and economic issues," says Rafi Wardak, a member of the provincial council in Wardak Province.
In what looks like an about-face from its battlefield mission, Hizb-e-Islami has also taken a number of positions seemingly in line with many of the Afghan government's objectives. It has publicly and carefully supported women's education, condemned attacks on reconstruction projects, and ordered its fighters to avoid the use of roadside bombs and other tactics that can inadvertently result in civilian casualties.
Taking a stand on policies
The group's leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar even touched on foreign-policy matters when he came out in support of protesters in Egypt whom he described as "trying to eradicate the reign of their corrupt and debased rulers."
Then, in a more ambitious move, the group recently declared its support for a gas pipeline planned to go from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan to Pakistan and India. When completed, the pipeline will be critical to the Afghan economy.
Days after the project was announced, Hizb-e-Islami issued a statement saying it had ordered its forces to protect it and denounced anyone trying to stop the project as "an enemy of their own nation" – voicing no threat of violence only disapproval.
The pipeline will pass through a number of areas outside the control of Hizb-e-Islami, so the announcement may be more symbolic than it is practical. But the Taliban and other groups made no public comments about the project, though because of popular support for the project, the Taliban are unlikely to attack it.
"If they do anything they will lose support and be hated by the majority of the country," says Abdul Qadir Munsef, an independent analyst in Kabul.
Hizb-e-Islami still requires some concessions to bring its members to the table with the High Peace Council, it says, including a foreign troop pullout this summer, and a number of Afghans question why the group isn't already working with the government if it's serious about joining the political process.
"Most Afghans think that the current platforms or strategy of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar are not for the betterment of Afghanistan. They think he should join the government under the law and then he can reach his goals," says Hakim Basharat, an independent analyst.
Indeed, Mr. Hekmatyar has a "colorful" past. Despite his purported support of women's education, in the late 1960s as a student leader he encouraged men to throw acid on the face of women who did not completely cover their heads.
During the war against Russia, American support made him one of the best funded mujahideen leaders in Afghanistan, and yet at the peak of the conflict in 1985 he refused to shake hands with then President Ronald Reagan, and he is now battling the United States.
Concessions needed
Hizb-e-Islami has yet to be politically tested as the ruling party of Afghanistan, an important point for Afghans. Without a proven track record, the group may struggle to gain the trust of Afghans.
Still, as the Afghan government and international forces try to get militant groups to the peace table, Hizb-e-Islami appears to be the most willing to come and work within the existing government, says Moulabi Attaullah Loudin, a member of the High Peace Council.
The council, fraught with fits and starts since it was set up in the fall to de-escalate violence, appears to see the group's ambitions as a chance to get started.


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CLEVELAND -- Mark Reynolds wanted revenge. He got hit, so he hit back.
With one swing, he got even.
Angered at being drilled with a pitch near the head by Jarrod Parker in his first at-bat, Reynolds launched a home run to the deepest reaches of Progressive Field off Oakland's starter on Monday night and Asdrubal Cabrera homered twice as the Cleveland Indians downed the Athletics 7-3.
After Jason Kipnis and Cabrera hit back-to-back homers in the first, Parker (1-5) nailed Reynolds, who struck back in the fifth inning with a mammoth 460-foot homer.
"I have no history with the guy at all," Reynolds said. "I was on a mission right there to hit a ball as far as I could. That's kind of payback for hitting me."
Reynolds' 10th homer this season nearly cleared the left-field bleachers, slamming into the aluminum bleachers not far from where longtime drummer John Adams pounds away on his big bass drum. The shot was reminiscent of the one Mark McGwire hit in 1997, a blast that caromed off the left-field scoreboard.
"Unbelievable," Indians designated hitter Jason Giambi said of Reynolds' blast. "I was here for the McGwire one, and this one was just as majestic."
Cleveland's four homers backed Ubaldo Jimenez (2-2), who had his second straight solid outing. Jimenez struck out a season-high eight in 5 2-3 innings as the Indians won for the seventh time in eight games.
Giambi hit a clutch, two-run single and Ryan Raburn doubled home a run in the seventh for the Indians, who had their six-game winning streak stopped Sunday.
Yoenis Cespedes homered and hit a sacrifice fly for the A's, who had won eight in a row over the Indians.
Jimenez pitched seven shutout innings in his previous start last week at Kansas City. It was the type of performance the Indians have been waiting to see from the right-hander, who has been a major disappointment since coming over in a 2011 trade from Colorado.
"It flew past encouraging and went right to exciting," Indians manager Terry Francona said before Jimenez faced the A's.
Jimenez wasn't as dominant, but he was good enough to slow down the A's, who came in leading the majors in runs, doubles and extra-base hits. Jimenez allowed two runs and four hits.
Jimenez was helped by the long ball as Cleveland clouted the four solo shots - they lead the AL with 44 homers - totaling 1,581 feet off Parker.
"He got some balls up, they had good swings on them and hit them out of the ballpark," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
The Indians gave Jimenez a quick 2-0 lead, jumping on Parker in their first at-bat as Kipnis and Cabrera hit their back-to-back homers.
Kipnis hit his third homer into the left-field seats, and Cabrera followed with a rocket that skipped off the roof of Cleveland's bullpen in center. One out later, Parker drilled Reynolds and plate umpire Angel Hernandez warned both benches before things escalated.
Reynolds didn't think Parker threw at him intentionally, but was pleased that he was able to get back at the right-hander.
"I don't mind being hit - at all," he said. "I'm hoping that was a fastball he tried to overthrow. He's a really good pitcher and he let one get away from him."
Jimenez didn't need to buzz any Oakland hitters. He was too busy blowing fastballs past them. He recorded his 1,000th career strikeout in the third, when he fanned the side.
Cespedes connected in the fourth for his sixth homer to bring the A's within 2-1.
Jimenez, though, who has had a tendency to unravel at the first sign of trouble, settled down and struck out three in a row and carried a tenuous one-run lead into the bottom of the fifth.
That's when Cabrera and Reynolds teed off on Parker. Cabrera led off with his second homer of the night, a high fly that looked like a routine out but carried over the right-field fence.
One out later, Reynolds delivered his no-doubt-about-it blast that landed just three rows from the top of the left-field bleachers. Reynolds' long homer caused several Indians players to lean over the dugout railing and point to where they thought the ball touched down.
NOTES: Reynolds has 21 homers since Aug. 31 - most in baseball. ... Raburn was chosen the AL's Player of the Week after batting .591 with four homers and nine RBIs in five games. "Awesome," said Raburn, who signed with Cleveland as a minor league free agent in January. ... Pestano will be out at least 10 days with elbow tendinitis. .... The A's are 13-3 against the AL West and 5-12 against everyone else. ... Indians CF Michael Bourn had the first game of a minor league rehab assignment at Triple-A Columbus rained out. He has been on the DL since slicing open his right hand on a dive into first last month. As long as there are no setbacks, the plan is to recall Bourn for this weekend's series in Detroit. ... A's OF Seth Smith is in a 3-for-18 slump and has been battling tonsillitis. Melvin praised Smith for playing sick. "I was just trying not to shake his hand, I didn't want to get it," Melvin joked. "He's a tough guy."


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Hi John...Love your cards and creative style, and I really appreciate the help you gave me with one of my own cards recently. I posted a message of appreciation on my blog:
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Hi John... stunning cards! I just love your style! Best of luck for the holiday season!
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Donna | November 20, 2010
Great, colorful images John! Welcome to GCU.
Susanne | April 14, 2010
Love that basketball-playing bunny! I'm a fellow Jayhawk, too, so maybe a rabbit wearing blue and red in a card some time? Great cards! Lots of cute ones, and I love the brilliant colors. Cathy of "It's a Beautiful World!"
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Hey John..... Totally AWESOME cards. Love your style. Wonderful colours and great sense of humour. Biker Santa is my favourite! Peta
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Hi John! I love your work! These are the greatest cards. I am sure you will be selling these in no time. You are very talented!
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I love your colorful bright designs and artwork, all the best with the store.
Pamela | March 19, 2010
Your cards chosen to open your store with are so delightful. Really love the Snowman and those Hearts too. Beautiful. Keep em' coming! Lj Maxx
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You have some great designs John, looking forward to seeing more. Welcome to GCU. Rosie Cards
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Hello and welcome to GCU! I absolutely love your artwork and style- vibrant and fun- can't wait to see more new works!
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